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An embracement of emerging technologies is seeing design accelerate and evolve in ways never thought possible.
September 11th, 2012
Time-poor and working across time zones; today's designer is increasingly hemmed in by demands on output driven by unrealistic deadlines.
If design itself is a process of problem solving, then the approach to bettering the practice also calls for a pragmatic, out-of-the box solution.
Looking beyond traditional means and adapting technological advancements developed for other industries has seen the onset of a new era in design support, a suite of options that go beyond our present understanding of Computer Aided Design (CAD).
A lot is said of 'The Cloud'. The concept of this intangible 'tool' can be a difficult one to grasp – an invisible entity: storing, connecting and enabling people in different places to link up, digitally.
In definition, perhaps not far off what we lay-folk understand of the Internet – but the nature of this hub allows for interactive, memory-free interaction and perhaps most excitingly: cross-pollination of ideas in real-time with multiple stakeholders.
Tools like the Bloom Unit product are proving to support and enhance the architect and designer's experience rather than inhibit the creative process.
Adopting The Cloud as its platform; Bloom Unit effectively allows a visual conversation to take place with multiple users, in real-time, in a way that puts everyone on the same page (as it were).
As the promotional video demonstrates: an architect in his office calls his client in another city. The client when prompted opens an email on his tablet or laptop, whilst on the phone the client is walked through the project (in full render), with interactivity possible from both ends. When a third party's input is required, they are called and using their smart phone screen: instantly brought up to speed.
Doing away with geographic constraints, conflicting schedules and meetings that are hard to lock-in, the immediacy and efficacy of this tool (even in its infancy), signals a exciting new era in how design and development will be further enabled and improved by an innovative application of emerging technologies.
In a broader sense we are also seeing the consumer and specifier markets being tailored to. Globally, behind Singapore, Australia is the second highest adopter of smart phone technology per capita. There is no denying that we are partial to an app, increasingly we are seeking new means of bringing our professional needs and resources within reach.
With an industry-wide push away from printed marketing material, the past decade has seen the face of supplier-promotion change drastically.
From a manufacturers perspective brands like Spanish lighting supplier LZF Lamps have seen fit to branch their catalogue and specification collateral into the digital realm – into the palms of their buyers, and they're not alone.
Launched in 2012 (in its first incarnation), the Lzf Lamps App has proven itself a triumph, affording designers an instrument that slickly conveys the essence of the brand and what it is they supply in an accessible, sharable format. Part branding exercise, part contact portal, the app has become the new sales call – available around the clock.
Locally, this trend is also taking hold. This week Corporate Culture announced their own smart phone and tablet application. Representing an enviable stable of design houses and manufacturers, Corporate Culture have been able to amalgamate all their products, their supporting documentation and present it in a fashion that is easy to navigate, investigate and reference.
As the adage suggests: "a rolling stone gathers no moss" and with the speed that technology is becoming integrated into the process of design and design communication, we watch with fascination to see where the next ten years will take us.
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The advent of MP3 players changed the way people listen to music. They began to spring up like mushrooms, flourishing for a while — until the smartphone arrived.
With their limited storage capacities, smartphones eventually lead to the rise of streaming services like Spotify that quickly obsoleted the MP3s in favor of limitless collections of music hosted from the cloud.
But MP3 players didn't simply vanish when the smartphones showed up. Instead, they have slid comfortably into many different niches. For example, smaller media players are a popular choice among active people due to their light build, ensuring their pockets won't bounce during a workout.
So, if you have a change of heart and decide to give these devices a try, then we'll help you find the right MP3 player for you. Here are some of our picks below.
Apple iPod Shuffle
Released in 2013, Apple's iPod Shuffle remains a ray of light in the MP3 world; all thanks to its small dimensions and budget-friendly price tag. The clip-and-go variant comes in a variety of colors, has around 2GB of storage and 15 hours of battery life. It is also equipped with easy-access controls in a form of a big, clickable control pad, making it easy to change volume and select new music.
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AGPtEK M20
Although AGPtek is a lesser-known brand, it has impressed quite a few people when it comes to affordable MP3 players. The AGPtek M20 is a great model for those who only need bare bones features. It may be affordable but it sports a premium-feeling metal construction and it doesn't take up much space with its small dimensions at only 3 x .3 x 1.2 inches. It can play a wide variety of audio formats, including MP3, WMA, OGG, APE, FLAC, WAV, and AAC.
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FiiO X1
Another brand that is not-so recognizable in the MP3 space but makes up for it in audio quality is FiiO. Its X1 model offers Bluetooth capability, so you can connect to speakers or hook up your wireless headphones. On top of that, it can support all major music formats, which means what you listen to on the device is completely up to you.
FiiO Mp3 Players
SanDisk Clip 8GB
In case you didn't know SanDisk's Clip 8GB is a best seller on many online retail marketplaces in Hong Kong. Aside from its pocket-pleasing price tag, it has an internal 4-GB storage and a built-in microSD card to further expand the size of your music collection up to 8 GB. Unlike Apple's iPod line, which requires music purchased from iTunes, the SanDisk plays audio in various formats regardless of where the music was acquired. Add in a 25-hour battery life and you've found a well-made and well-priced MP3 player.
SanDisk Mp3 Players
Sony NWZ-B183F
This unique-looking MP3 player offers a different styling than we're used to seeing in the iPod-centric MP3 world. The NWZ-B183F has a cool cylindrical shape that doesn't affect any function or capabilities while producing Sony's typical exceptional audio quality. Its stylish aluminum finish and black color stand out in a world where a plethora of colors was the norm for MP3 player releases. With a total weight of just 1.1 ounces, you will feel no added bulk in your pocket.
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Equipping Eve: The Discipline of Grace (Part 2)
In this episode, we continue our discussion of God's disciplining by grace, and examining the distinction between law and gospel. The Law is good, but salvation is by grace.
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53.513 acres of land for sale in Guernsey County, Ohio. If you're looking for a new hunting tract or recreational retreat this may be the one for you. The property is in a great location being less than 3 miles from Cambridge and Interstate 70. Property features include: -Very nice access easement -Great trail system throughout the entire property...53.51 Acres : $169,000
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We know that there are hundreds or maybe even thousands of franchise opportunities on the market right now, but we believe that Pillar To Post offers something unique: a complete dedication to our franchisees' success. When you invest in Pillar To Post, we invest in you with a team of experts, quality training, ongoing support, and a host of resources that you can use to your advantage.
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As soon as you join the Pillar To Post franchise family, you will be able to work with our outstanding franchise support team! Staying true to our dedication to put franchise owners first, we have carefully cultivated a team of experts in home inspection, franchising, training, communication, and more. Each of our franchise team members boasts years of experience in their respective fields, and you can benefit from that experience.
In addition to our teams at the Home Office, we also have a network of franchise owners all across North America. You can learn from your fellow franchisees' experience to make your experience go more smoothly. We recommend that you build relationships within our amazing network.
A key part of your franchise preparation is training, and Pillar To Post takes training very seriously. We do both in-class training and in-field training to thoroughly prepare you for the day to day tasks of owning your business.
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text: Course Detail BTEC Level 2 Certicate in Business Full time course Summary This course is a general business qualification designed to provide you with a solid understanding of business and the additional skills that are needed to progress onto the next level or secure employment. During this course, you will develop the skills that employers are really looking for, such as communication, numeracy, presentation skills, analysis, interpretation, application and the evaluation of information. What will I study? The list below contains a snapshot of some of the core and additional units you will study: Enterprise in the business world Finance for business Customer service Promoting a brand Principles of marketing Working as a team Recruitment, selection and employment Financial forecast planning Personal selling. What do I need to join? The minimum entry requirement for this course is 3 GCSEs at grade 3 (grade D) and above (These should be in core subjects such as Maths and English), or you may have a pass in a level 1 course with a positive reference from your tutor, plus 2 functional skills at Entry 3 or above. How long is the course? This is a 1 year course and on completion you will receive the main qualification along with additional qualifications, including Maths and English. How will I learn? All learning is premised on real life vocational examples This means that you will fully participate in your educational experience and will run you own enterprise activity. Assessments are predominantly coursework based, but some of the units will be examination assessed. How will I know how I am doing? In addition to scheduled teaching, you will be supported by a dedicated tutor and will also receive continuous reviews, along with full and regular feedback from the course team. Feedback will be verbal, written and electronic, with each being specifically designed to support you on your course and to ensure that you know exactly what you need to do to achieve a pass, merit or distinction. Are there any extra costs? There may be a cost for materials fees, which covers the cost of specialist equipment, and some additional costs for trips. What can I do next? This course is the equivalent of 2 GCSE grades and you will be encouraged to achieve a merit or distinction grade. Students who achieve a distinction in the course will have the opportunity to progress onto a Level 3 Extended Diploma in Business. Many students who have completed this qualification have continued their studies by gaining places on the Diploma in IT or Travel and Tourism. Achievement on this course can also help you to get the job you want. What are my career options? This course will prepare you for a job in business administration or retail. Alternatively, you may also wish to consider an apprenticeship or employment in a different field. Location Filton and Stroud Campuses.


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Many ways to get a job in Denmark.
If you're looking for a job as a waiter or a bartender, the best way is to simply go to the café, nightclub, or restaurant with an application and CV in hand. This shows initiative and courage; even if they say no to looking for new employees you can leave it with them so it stays on file for when they might be looking.
Be proactive. If you've seen a job opportunity which interests you, call the company right away. It's much harder for a possible employer to reject you on the phone than throw away your written application.
All companies are open for unsolicited applications. Emphasize why you're a valuable asset to the company by highlighting what you can contribute to the company by way of previous experience and education in addition to bilingual skills if you have them.
Relevant experience is usually required to get a full-time job in Denmark after your studies. Sometimes this experience may be weighted more than grades, so spend some time finding a study-relevant job during your Bachelor or Master's degree.
Here are some great links to get started with:
- Graduateland brings young graduates together with companies.
- At MatchMyThesis companies suggest topics of interest to businesses in order to co-work with students on theses.
- There are also job portals like WorkInDenmark.
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- How to approach a company in Denmark?
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A conference of a sort was held last weekend in
In a column reporting on the event, Mediachannel.org's Danny Schechter summarized the goal of the organizers: "To redirect the most powerful arsenal of communication technology humanity has ever known away from serving corporate interests and into the hands of our citizens and public needs."
As best I can tell the event was totally the faithful preaching to the choir. If you look through the list of speakers there is no one invited to speak, on even a token basis, to articulate the positive, to question the assumptions of the organizers. To be sure, it was their conference (Robert McChesney, John Nichols and others from The FreePress.net) and they could invite whomever they wanted. But I wonder if this is what they mean with their mantra of "diversity" and "media democracy." I think it safe to presume that the conference organizers and attendees share the rhetoric of Mediachannel.org. Part of that group's mission statement is "to provide information and diverse perspectives and inspire debate, collaboration, action and citizen engagement."
Makes me wonder how these folks would program the mass media with their vision of democracy should "they" succeed with their agenda. Does media democracy mean imposing their values for someone's else's values? How would media content be any different if "they" took over without it being less responsive to the "people" than it is now? If the marketplace does not determine what gets watched, read and listened to, then another, alterative mechanism must be in place. And if that mechanism is anything other than what the audience chooses from a plethora of options it must be less democratic than the existing system. Recall that when there were only three commerial networks, the PBS network rarely achieved a rating greater than 2%, about one tenth of commercial network ratings.
I was also struck in viewing the conference's Web site how much they touted the media coverage the conference received from multiple outlets:
- A video stream archive provided by Cambridge Community TV [my home town local access TV organization] from selected conference sessions.
- Daily editions of the Media Minutes radio show -- with interviews and audio highlights from the conference.
- MP3 audio files of panels and sessions that will be posted throughout the weekend.
- Links to the "best of the blogs" reporting from
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- Highlights from the conference on LINK-TV, Free Speech TV,
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- And in the coming weeks, they promised, their site will include archived audio and video recordings and full transcripts of the sessions.
I suppose they can complain that CBS did not cancel their prime time schedule for live coverage. Or even provide a 90 second report on the evening news. But then, I could grouse that neither did CBS report on the press conference releasing my new study, "The Media Monopoly Myth", which provides data that undermines the entire premise of the media reform movement almost as thoroughly as their own recounting of how the Internet and radio provided substantial exposure erodes any argument that a handful of companies control our access to information. In promoting the media that gave an outside voice to the conference they blew away much of the explicit rationale of their movement.


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Family Holidays
The Family Holiday section on the SA-Venues.com Blog includes posts, articles with recommendations on where to go and what to do in South Africa with Kids. If you are looking for family-friendly accommodation in South Africa please see our very comprehensive section on the SA-Venues.com website on Family-friendly Accommodation in South Africa. There are thousands to choose from!
Blue Water Cafe at Imhoff Farm – Children's Parties to Remember
The social calendar of the average pre-schooler without doubt challenges the 'coming out' - a custom for girls in those days to enter into society by attending a variety of balls and dances in search of a husband - of the average Jane Austin heroine. At least the outcome for the Emmas of this world is a wedding; ours is an over-sugared five year old. This is our umpteenth birthday party this year. And as each outdoes the other in terms of child entertainment, the search for available and easy to use venues increases. On this particular Saturday, we find ourselves at Imhoff Farm's Blue Water...Continue reading
Cool Runnings – Africa's first toboggan track
The concept of a Jamaican bob sled team is as about as far removed from Cape Town, South Africa as I thought it could get...or is it? On a wonderfully warm spring day, we headed out at 08h30 on a Saturday morning, accompanied by three eager seven-year-olds, to "Cool Runnings" in Bellville, one of Cape Town's northern suburbs. Now an early riser I am not (particularly on the weekends), neither am I an extreme sports person, but one will do anything (almost) for your first born's birthday party! Cool Runnings is a little like the super tube, 'sans' water, only here you are seated in a tobo...Continue reading
Adventure holidays for families with kids around South Africa
Adventure holidays for families with kids around South Africa: South Africa, land of perpetual sunshine, incredible vistas, diverse landscapes and a people who go to the nth degree to make one feel at home, is perfect for families with children, who realise that having kids does not mean the end to adventure. All nine provinces have something to offer ... ... in the WESTERN CAPE The Western Cape province's beauty includes the wild Cape Agulhas coast, the Cape Winelands, windswept spaces of the Klein Karoo, Cape Town, and the constant reassuring presence of mountains. The Mother City alon...Continue reading
Creative ways to have fun in the snow
Heavy snowfalls over parts of South Africa overnight have given many families the chance to enjoy fun in the white stuff. Here are some simple but creative ways to have fun in the snow that you may not have thought of before: First things first! Wrap everyone up warmly - I know it sounds obvious, but children are not penguins and aren't automatically enthusiastic about venturing out into freezing conditions! To persuade them to have fun in the cold outside they will need to feel very warm and toasty on the inside! Snowmen with a difference Start your snowman by rolling 3 large balls of sno...Continue reading
10 mostly Indoor Activities to do with Kids in Winter in Cape Town
10 mostly Indoor Activities to do with Kids in Winter in Cape Town. What were they thinking when they designated five whole weeks to the June / July holidays this year? This is the time of year when it rains and children end up on the couch in front of television or before the computer screen, rather than out of doors where they would rather be. And parents end up tearing their hair, and each others', out. My sister always has a back-up plan. A list the length of her arm of options she can do with her kids at the drop of a hat. I confess, I tend to leave a lot of this up to inspiration. And...Continue reading
101 Things to Do with Kids in Cape Town
As much as your kids will tell you they can't wait for the school holidays, the words "I'm bored," inevitably cross their lips. So we've compiled a list of "101 things to do with kids in Cape Town", revisiting popular kid-friendly venues and a few new finds ...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in the Cape Town City Bowl
... things to Do with Kids in the Cape Town City Bowl We start our fun outings in the Cape Town City Bowl where there are a number of activities to delight children of all ages. A fun activity is to catch the double decker open-top bus (#1) for a 2 hour guided trip around the Mother City. The tour includes the Waterfront and city centre, stops at Table Mountain and concludes with a coastal drive back through Camps Bay. It's a hop-on hop-off type tour so you can jump off anytime (plan ahead and park your car somewhere close by) or make like tourists and take the full two hour tour! It's a g...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids on the Atlantic Seaboard
... things to Do with Kids on the Atlantic Seaboard - Moving on to the Atlantic Seaboard, head to Mouille Point for a day of fun for the little ones and the 'big kids' too. Riding the Blue Train (#12) is a fun activity for children from one year old and up. Have a little trip on Cape Town's only miniature train with a view of the sea, passing ships and Robben Island. You can also spend quality time in the safe park, playing on a jungle gym and other play items. The train operates every day from 9am until sunset, weather permitting. Afterwards head over to the Putt Putt Course (#13) for ...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in False Bay
... things to Do with Kids in False Bay - On the other side of the Cape Peninsula, the False Bay coast offers some favourite activities of Cape Town's kids. All the moms we asked recommended spending time at Boulers Beach in Simons Town. We've published lots of articles about the Boulders Beach Penguins (#36) so check out "To Boldly Go ... why swimming with Penguins at Boulders is so great" for a first hand report if you haven't tried this yet! Take a dip in the warmer waters of the Indian Ocean and find yourself swimming with the Penguins - its great for kids of all ages, you will enjo...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Southern Suburbs
... things to Do with Kids in Southern Suburbs Heading indland to the Southern Suburbs, an ever popular favourite with Capetonian moms regarding things to Do with Kids in Southern Suburbs is Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens (#48), in the Newlands / Claremont area. All the moms we asked for help with this "list" had Kirstenbosch in their top 10 and agreed that it's a wonderful place for kids. There are plenty of spots ideal for family picnics and lots of exploring for little ones to do. CityRock (#49) is Cape Town's centre for all things related to Rock Climbing. Their facility feature a ...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Blaauwberg
... things to Do with Kids in Blaauwberg Continue the school holidays with a day in Blaauwberg and enjoy a very special experience - get a group of 8 (kids and parents) and take them for a "behind the scenes" tour at SANCCOB (#67). It's highly educational, interesting and very moving to see the work that is done here. It costs R45.00 per person (kids under 1 year go free) and lasts about 45 minutes to an hour. After the tour at SANCCOB, take your beach buckets and spades to Bloubergstrand Beach (#68) for a day of fun and sun, and all of the usual beach activities so popular with kids. ...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Cape Town North
... things to Do with Kids in Cape Town North - Heading to the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town, the Play Park at Stodels (#73) in Bellville offers a delightful entertainment area, complete with trampolines, sandpits and an animal farm. Parents can keep a watchful eye from the outside decks of the restaurant while kids get to pet and feed the goats, bunnies, ducklings and piglets. Another kiddie's delight in Bellville, Jimmy Jungles (#74), is a premier Indoor Adventure Playground that offers supervised, secure facilities for toddlers and children from 6 months up to a maximum height of 1....Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Cape Helderberg
... things to Do with Kids in Cape Helderberg Region - In Somerset West, kids (and grown-up kids) can create their very own, loveable teddy bear. At "Build a Bear" (#80) little 'bear builders' assist in building a 'beary' cute friend starting from the wide selection of a basic bear character; to choosing and insertion of its signature giggle, growl / personal message sound-chip, it's red satin heart placement, final sealing stitch and barcoding, to it's wardrobe selection and then it's international naming and all the way home! Still in Somerset West, Monkey Town (#81) is literally t...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Cape Winelands
... things to Do with Kids in Cape Winelands Head out to the Cape Winelands which offers an amazing array of activities for kids. In Paarl you can keep the kids entertained at Bugz Play Park (#84) for a few hours. Here you will find a colourful extravaganza of sandpits, pedal cars, jumping castles, rowing boats, jungle gyms and a choo choo train, and will tire out little ones in no time. Older and more adventurous little ones can giddy up and trot around on the resident horseys or tear up the surrounds on the selection of quad bikes. Open 7 days a week from 09h30 to 17h00, find them at 56 ...Continue reading
Things to Do with Kids in Cape Overberg
... things to Do with Kids in Cape Overberg - Take a drive out to Greyton and spend a fun day or two exploring this quaint town. Take in the beauty of Greyton at your own pace, enjoying the scenery around you - by bicycle! In this wonderfully scenic town, Greyton Bicycle Hire (#94) provides people of all ages the means with which to view Greyton and the surrounding areas by bicycle or simply to have fun by riding one of the ever increasing number of tracks. And for those of you with very 'little ones', Greyton Bicycle Hire even have baby carriers for their bicycles so the whole family can j...Continue reading
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Track Listing:
01 Can't Go Back
02 L.A. Nights
03 Love & War
04 Come On (I Wanna Be Your Girl)
05 Sunset Strip 06 Summer Of Hate
07 Deadbeat
08 Buy My Love
09 Cryin' Wolf
10 It's The Truth
11 I'm Not The One
12 Go Underground
13 Reap What You Sow
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I feel like adults give today's kids a lot of crap and granted, I agree with most of it but my experience with today's adults really makes me realize that some of it is unfair. Most of the time adults say that kids don't listen, can't pay attention, don't follow instructions…and that deems them inflicted with Attention Deficit Disorder! On the other hand some are considered lazy, careless and so involved in technology that we think they can't effectively communicate any way other than text messages and social networking. Well, let me tell you something about today's adults: they have the exact same problems.
The majority of my job is to give simple instructions to adults and I can honestly say that I have never seen so many people struggle with very, very simple instructions. Every single time, whether I'm telling someone how to fill out paperwork or if I'm giving directions to my office, I am constantly repeating myself. Adults don't listen either. They've filled out paperwork before so they just ignore me completely and either end up filling out 10 times more information on the form than they have to or they ask me at least twice what they're supposed to fill out. NO ONE LISTENS.
How did we get to a place where we can't follow simple instructions?


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Vanessa Hudgens Talks About Giving Birth in 'Gimme Shelter'
Vanessa Hudgens is an authority on dressing boho and having nude photos leak, and apparently she knows a thing or two about childbirth. No, really!
Hudgens, who stars as a pregnant teen runaway in 'Gimme Shelter,' confessed that giving birth in her role was one of the toughest things she's ever done.
"Every single day was definitely a challenge but one I embraced with open arms," Hudgens told E! Online. "It was just so thrilling top be able to push myself every day and see how far I could take it. Probably the most physical and emotionally draining scene was my birthing scene," she added. "I've never shot a birthing scene and I ended up popping blood vessels in my face."
Another painful part of filming? Hudgens, who gained 15 pounds and chopped off her flowing dark locks for the role, having to leave her onscreen baby behind.
"I totally had a connection with my baby -- my movie baby -- and I just had so much love for her but afterwards they call 'cut' and take the baby away and I'm just left there hanging."
Don't worry, V-Hudge! You've got plenty of time before you pop out any real kids. Embrace it!


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Online babysitting giant Care.com recently released the results of their annual Babysitter Survey, which found that the national average rate for babysitters in 2017 was $13.97 an hour — a whopping 26 percent increase from 2010. Not surprisingly, the survey also found that cost was the number one reason families don't hire a babysitter; the number two reason? Finding the right sitter is a time-consuming, stressful pain in the ass. But it is worth it to have a moment to yourselves.
RELATED: When and How to Leave Your Kid with a Babysitter for the First Time
To help you find the right sitter, here are 9 apps and services that make finding, scheduling, paying, and communicating with the best possible caregiver for your little angels easier than it's ever been. As for the cost, until someone creates a hard bargain-driving A.I. to negotiate for you, you're on your own.
With 150,000 caregivers in 60 cities and an average response time of three minutes or less, UrbanSitter is the Uber of babysitting websites. One simple interface powers the entire process for parents and nannies. As long as you're willing to pay the monthly fee, you can search by availability and browse categories like experience, pay rate, and background to find a match; book jobs; make payments; post reviews; and repeat.
Pricing: $34.95 per month, pay as you go; $19.95 per month or $99.95 per year with subscription; Free basic membership available
Sittercity has so many caregiver profiles — more than 1 million nationwide providing babysitting, nannying, pet sitting, senior care, tutoring, housesitting, and housekeeping services — that they decided it'd be easier for them to bring the results directly to you. Post babysitting jobs and you'll get notifications from sitters matching your criteria who you can vet through the company's four-step screening process. That process includes references, reviews, interviews, and background checks. According to the company, 4,000 new babysitters join the site every day.
Pricing: $35 per month; Free basic membership available
Sitter assumes you and your friends aren't among the 16 percent of parents who Care.com says hoard their babysitter's contact information to keep friends from poaching. The app enables you to create a private network of other parents and trusted babysitters, so you can find new sitters quickly, based on your friends' recommendations. When you need a sitter, send a single request to your trusted network (even ones that don't use the app) and the first to commit gets the job. Sitter also includes a timekeeper, calculator, and in-app payment functionality, so no more end of the night math, but also no more "Sorry, I don't have any bigger bills…"
Pricing: $10 per month or $100 per year; Free basic membership available
This babysitting website takes aim at both the expense and stress of finding a reliable babysitter by rethinking the whole enterprise. When you create a profile on SittingAround, you're then able to join "co-ops" of parents in your neighborhood who exchange sitting for sitting rather than for cash. Aside from the savings, you get to embrace the whole "it takes a village thing" and actually talk to your neighbors. The service is free to sign up for and use, although for a fee you can access priority support and turn off the ads.
Pricing: $5 per month or $15 annually; 60-day free trial
The beauty of Bubble is that, like Sitter, it connects you to babysitters who are recommended by your friends ⏤ either by tapping into your phone contacts or Facebook account. Even better, though, it's free. All of the care providers in the system are identity/background checked ⏤ although there's also a feature where you can ask your friend to "vouch" for them, just to play it safe ⏤ and the secure in-app payment system ensures you don't have to hit the ATM at the end of date night
Pricing: Free
Seeking Sitters
In addition to the one-time $30 set-up fee, Seeking Sitters is different in that involves individual local franchises helping families find "one-time, full-time, part-time or last-minute babysitting needs." All you do is submit an online request for a baby, pet, or house sitter, and they tap into their local network of certified caretakers and send somebody over. Subscription plans are monthly or pay-per-use, you handle all payments directly with the sitter, and you can also gain access to other Seeking Sitters locations when you travel.
Pricing: $6 per month for unlimited requests; $29.99 one-time set-up fee
Formerly known as CluckCluck, this babysitting app is a tactical combination of task manager, emergency contact list, messenger, and payment system created, unsurprisingly, by two lawyers. Similar to some of the above-mentioned apps, you can send a single message to multiple trusted sitters to book them. What's different is you can create a profile for each kid so the babysitter knows to pay special attention to Johnny's reading or Jenny's soccer skills and log said attention accordingly.
Pricing: Free
Family Locator
If your kids are with a nanny for portions of the day or they walk to school, or if you inherited the "Text me when you get home" gene from your mother, you want Family Locator. You can designate safe and unsafe zones and get instant alerts when the kids enter one, see all your family members' locations on a map in real time, and tap an SOS button to get your kid's GPS location instantly if they get lost.
Pricing: Free
The largest online provider of caregivers (including babysitters, nannies, special needs, tutors, senior caregivers, pet sitters, and housekeepers), more than 25 million people in 20 countries use Care.com and the site's companion app to find babysitters. Both let parents find, review, book, and pay babysitters, and its new streamlined, three-step "Date Night" engine makes it even easier to get out to see your one blockbuster movie a year.
Pricing: $37 per month or $12.25 per month for 12 months; Free basic membership available


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In a couple of weeks time I have to leave here and to be honest I'm not really looking forward to it at all. Not because I'm not excited to move on to new adventures, but because I hate saying goodbye to people and there are a few people here that I will find it very hard to leave behind. I guess that's one of the downsides to travelling that the guidebooks don't warn you about.
Since mid October I've been back in Georgian Bluffs, enjoying the pace of life typical of rural Ontario and loving it. With most of the summer cottage dwellers now back at home, it's an even quieter place...hard to imagine when the population here is so tiny to start with. Still obvious though is the wonderful community spirit that I loved so much the first time I was here. It's a very different place in the fall to how it was in the summer, but still a place I love very much and I don't want to leave, so you're going to have to put up with my slightly irritable mood for the time being.
With the onset of wintery weather and the nights drawing in there has been less time spent out in the garden, but nonetheless there has still been plenty to do outside...tidying up for the winter, packing away furniture and pots and trying to squeeze hundreds of plants into greenhouse and outbuildings. There has even been time for a few new projects such as building an old ruin-style wall and planting bulbs. Days when the weather hasn't been so good have been put to good use working on new information boards for the nature trail and evenings spent at the homes of friends who are braving the bleakness of winter up here. There have also been enough nice days to allow for trips out up the peninsula....a few weeks ago a beautiful sunny Sunday spent walking on the beach at Singing Sands and Dorcas Bay, and another day a trip out to the grotto at Cyprus Lake – all on my favourite stretch of lakeshore.
Now the snow has arrived too, only about a foot so far, but enough to warrant the daily shovelling of paths and to be wearing an extra couple of layers of clothes and warm boots. With the temperature during the last week or two well into minus figures, it has felt decidedly wintery. Last weekend was the laziest one I've spent so far in Canada – on Saturday I spent the day with a friend sat in front of the wood stove watching The Wire and drinking tea, and on Sunday some neighbours visited in the morning and then I went with Susan to a very festive concert by a local choir at the church in Wiarton. I never thought I'd say it, but I could get used to this way of life.
On the whole though it's been quiet and I've spent a lot of my time thinking. I've realised a lot of things in the last few weeks as a result of conversations I've had with people I've been fortunate enough to spend time with, things that have given some clarity to how I've been feeling about this trip, what I should do next and various other things that have been on my mind. As cliched as it sounds, I've come to realise a few things about myself too, which is good because I think learning has probably always been my underlying motive.
I found a poem today by Sylvia Forges-Ryan, the prologue in a haiku book I got in a thrift store, that sums up all of this quite well and most importantly has reminded me not to look for too much meaning in things or to over-analyse; that sometimes it's better just to let things be...something that's not a strong point of mine:
We try to believethe wide shawlof the blacknight skyis stitchedwith infinitecare and design.
We want to feelin a garden of tenthousand flowersone lifemeans somethingor anythingat all.
Some have found joyin visions grandas a celestial roseor humble as heavenin the palm of a hand.
But why this needto elaboratethe mysteryof all that is?
Is it not enoughand moreto leave it allunmetaphored?To simply nameand let itbe.
As herein this patchof violets, in this stoneand in the encompassingsilence.
So, I finally bit the bullet the other day and booked a new flight to Mexico; I leave Canada on 18th December headed for Cancun as my visa runs out on Christmas Eve and the cost of flights after the 18th rises steeply. My kiwi friend, Sharen, is coming with me and we're going to go on an adventure that hopefully will also take in Belize, Cuba and Hawaii, so I'm trying to be positive and look forward to what awaits rather than count down the days until I have to say goodbye to this beautiful country and my friends here. I was hoping that I'd be more accepting of the thought of leaving by now but if anything I want to leave even less. I still have a couple of weeks to get my head round the idea and to sum up some enthusiasm for new adventures, but I have a feeling I'll be back here before too long.


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Presentation at Riga Conference 8-11 November 2006
Company – Gute Vingård AB
The first commercial wine was made 2002 and the volume was about 300 liter. Year 2006 the production was close to 6.000 liter.
Visitors: Anders Wallander and Lars Torstenson
Wine in Sweden
The number of growers is increasing every year in Sweden.
In Sweden we have a wine growers association called " Svenska Vinodlare" (www.svenskavinodlare.se) and there are about 80 members. Most of these members grow small units for personal use. Some plan to open for commercial production later.
The best areas for growing wines are southeast in Sweden and here you find the two islands Gotland and Öland, with a base soil of lime stone.
Climate on Gotland
The climate in Gotland gives about 900 grow days a year. From May to October we have about 270 mm rain. Totally per year it rains about 500 mm. The area is very windy. The average lowest temperature is in February and only -2,8° Celsius. The island of Gotland have most sun hours in Sweden, normally about 1900/year.
The result from the first years the best varieties is like Rondo and Phoenix. These two are very little effected by any normal disease like powdery mildew (oidium) or downy mildew (peronospora). Some Rondo are a bit effected by grape erineum mite.
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You guys are very creative, not to mention intriguing description stories :)
Rise of the Reds – or ROTR for short – improves upon the C&C Generals formula while also adding its own distinct elements to it. Most notably, the mod adds two completely new factions, the tank-heavy Russian Federation and the defence-oriented European Continental Alliance. In addition, the three original factions China, USA and GLA have been greatly expanded and redesigned in a variety of ways, with several new units, buildings, powers and abilities to explore and combine in your in-game tactics.
You guys are very creative, not to mention intriguing description stories :)
why do I have the feeling that the ECA is the Zero Hour/Generals version of the Allies from Red Alert 2?
Well, since they don't have Prism tank or Mirage tank now... eh, yet...
technically there was a solar tank that would function like the prism tank which was, but I meant they ,the Allies (RA) and the ECA, seem to familiar
there is a mirage tank sorta for download for it though lol
Rocketeers! WHOO!!
like the Rocketeers awww yeaaaahh
Reaper of SC2
Or Tiberian Sun Jump Jet Troopers w/ the Machineguns.
Quite frankly, I'm half tempted to ask for a chaingun instead of one of the grenade launchers.
Yes, I mean an actual one not like what the Chinese call them and yes, I'm aware what it would do to balance.
Honestly we were going to do that, but we swaped for Panzerfausts (we even had voices for them ready) and then decided that a Grenade Machinegun would had been better - though we later opted again for just Grenade Launchers.
Makes them relevant in terms of anti-armor and anti-personnel. A good marriage of both me thinks.
so we could mod ROTR to give them rocket launchers with voices?
Oh, right, frags. Forgot about those and they make more or less perfect sense.
Would suck getting a jam at altitude, though.
Pfft, you mean 40k Assault Marines ;)
I'm late, but...
"Chaos Raptors, ready to kill!"
"I can go anywhere!"
These rocket troopers bring back memories :D
At last something to boost ECA air dominance.
Up up and awaaaaayyy!!!...
So they can't be targeted by heavy AA?
Think they are not, 'cos while MANPADS and autoguns may seem cruel against them, Grumble will just... be beyond overkill.
EDIT: Ah-ha, so getting packs and packs of them blown to bits by Grumbles/Chaparrals/Ural trucks/Twin Fangs/cooked by Wotans is not an option.
"Rockets in the Sky"
Totally radical Dude! Looks awesome./
Doing it San Andreas style!
Like another gamer pointed out the other day, this is not a very good design, though I like the idea. Rest of the Venom protocol, looks soo cool can't wait. Once again Thx. guys :)
Can I ask something, will be there a prism technology for ECA? I kinda like it and this mod adds some Red Alert-ish things.
They remind me of the reapers from SC2 and the jump troopers from March of war.
To deal these guys, bring in MORE Dakkas!
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The jetpack has been a popular icon of pulp science fiction stories ever since the early years of aviation and during the first half of the 21st century, a number of companies have managed to design and produce the first truly reliable and practical models for commercial purposes, advertising their jetpacks as a modern alternative to individual transport vehicles or high-tech sports equipment. One of the first military units to adopt their own version of the jetpack was the Italian Folgore Parachute Brigade. Having seen action in peacekeeping operations in Lebanon, Somalia, the Balkan, Iraq and Afghanistan, these elite paratroopers quickly became one of the most rapidly deployable unit of the ECA thanks in no small part to their purpose-built Jupiter jetpacks which turned them into an entirely new kind of airborne infantry. Armed with a pair of automatic grenade launchers mounted directly on their flying suits, the Jumpjet Troopers quickly attained a fierce reputation among the Russian forces who learned to fear their lightning fast airborne raids on several occasions. They are also exceptionally nimble and fly under the radar of heavy air defenses whilst lighter anti-air guns can still engage them by eyeballing it. However, due to the relatively intricate training process, Jumpjet Troopers can only be deployed as part of the Venom Protocol, where they serve as a fine complement to the ECA's other special infantry weapons and tactics.


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Access Ecology Blog - 2011
Winter is generally perceived to be a quiet time for our native wildlife with many species lying dormant or going into hibernation and we have to admit sometimes it's quite tempting for the Ecologist to do the same. But all is not what it seems, were currently busy undertaking a number of hibernation surveys for bats on some very different buildings. Both winter surveys have been conducted using a combination of internal inspections by suitably licensed and experienced ecologists and remote recording using the latest Anabat devices.Read More
Welcome to the new Access Ecology Blog. Over the next year were going to keep you posted on all the events, news and action happening in our world of wildlife consulting. We'll throw some in facts about what we're doing, what the wildlife is up to and anything else that we think is interesting.Read More


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Entrepreneurs of the Year David Walker and Adam Firestone with Kirsten McLaughin (center), Market VP at sponsor Cox Communications.
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Research Projects
- Handwriting and Learning to Read Chinese: Psychology and Pedagogy
SHIU Ling Po, CHENG Pui Wan
1 November 2004
Research Grants Council (Earmarked Grants)
Copying a character by hand many times is a traditional and presumably effective way of learning to read Chinese. However, the effectiveness of this method and the psychological process and mechanism involved have not been scrutinized by modern scientific methods. Instead, most research in the last few decades focused on the phonological aspects of the learning process. Our proposed studies are an entirely new attempt to address these questions by two approaches. Firstly, we adopt a pedagogical approach to evaluate the effectiveness of copying by hand in a school context. Primary schools in Hong Kong vary in the way reading is taught. Some use copying without any phonics instruction. Some teach Pinyin, a phonetic script for Chinese, together with some or little copying. Thus, they provide a natural setting for us to assess the value of copying as a learning activity, and its long-term impact on students' reading achievement. Secondly, we adopt an experimental approach to investigate the psychological process and mechanism involved in copying by hand. Specifically, we will test three hypotheses: (1) copying produces a motor representation of the character to facilitate retrieval and recognition; (2) copying produces a unitized orthographic representation of the character; and (3) copying is a strategy to tackle new characters (i.e., a "word-attack" strategy). The results of our proposed studies should have important implications for both theories of reading acquisition and teaching of reading. (CU04121)
Research Publications
Developing teachers and developing schools in changing contexts. (co-authored with John Chi-kin Lee) Hong Kong : Chinese University Press : Hong Kong Institute of Educational Research, 2008.
(CUHK Library Call No: CC LB1727.H6 D48 2008)
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The Value Of Working With An Experienced Real Estate Agent (To Sell)
The 21st century is what I would call the Do-It-Yourself era. Everyone has access to amazing technology that can provide them with the information they need to do just about anything on their own. That's why it isn't surprising that many people who are thinking about selling a home wonder if they need a real estate agent.
The answer is yes. Despite the ability to do some of what an agent can do for you, having a real estate agent on your side is essential. Here's why.
1. Understands the Market
The real estate market can be tricky and includes things like the number of houses versus the number of buyers, days on the market before being sold, economic factors, and even seasonal factors. An experienced agent knows how to look at these numbers to help you determine the best plan of action for selling your home. Although you can get this information online, understanding what the numbers mean and how they affect the sale of your home is part of an agent's responsibility.
2. Determines the Asking Price
With technology, sellers feel that they can easily determine the market value of their home. The truth is that although information abounds online, it is impossible to know which information is correct. In fact, using information on different sites can easily produce different results.
This means that it will be far more difficult for you to create true comps to determine the correct asking price. However, an agent has data that a homeowner does not have.
3. Identifies Key Selling Points
You love your house and know why you love it. Nonetheless, you may not be aware that buyers in your area are looking for things like tiled showers or a working fireplace, for example. An agent, however, because they work with buyers and sellers all day long, knows exactly what they are searching for and can help you list points about your house that will create a buzz among buyers.
4. Marketing
Most buyers begin their search online. That is why marketing a home has become even more important in today's world. An experienced agent knows how to aggressively market your home. They will:
Suggest home staging techniques to make your home stand out from the crowd
Use professional photography for all listings
- List your home on the MLS and all major online listings
- Use technology such as video tours
Not only do they have access to the latest technology, but they also have access to a database of potential buyers for your home. If you were to try to do-it-yourself, you would have to start from scratch.
5. Paperwork
The list of paperwork needed to sell a home is quite long. Much of this paperwork is legal paperwork that, if done incorrectly, can stop the sale of your house. It could even cost you money in fees and penalties.
An experienced agent understands:
Comparative Market Analysis (CMA): To help you know what other similar homes in your area are listing for
Preliminary Title Report: Report that lets you know if anything negative has been reported on your property before the sale begins
Mandatory Disclosures: This is information that is of interest to a buyer. Each state has different rules determining what must be disclosed.
Contract: Once the written bid from the buyer is accepted, a contract is created stating the terms of the contract. Specific items must be listed in order for the contract to be valid
Closing Paperwork: All the legal paperwork needed to close the house successfully
Although there are sites online that offer paperwork for those selling without an agent, these sites simply contain templates that do not have the intricacies needed for your specific property.
6. Negotiations
It is possible to read about selling a home. However, having an expert that has been there and done that makes things easier for you when it is time to negotiate a contract on your home. An experienced agent will guide you through the negotiation process, making sure you the deal on the table is a good deal for you.
During negotiations, you'll want to get the highest price for your home possible. However, the buyer will be looking for the best deal. In order to find the right middle ground, you'll need to negotiate. From the moment an offer is received, everything is negotiable. These can include such things as:
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Without great negotiation skills, a seller can be left with no deal…Or worse yet, a bad one.
7. Time
Selling a home takes a lot of time, time that you would rather spend working, being with your family, or relaxing. On average, your agent will field 40 calls from potential buyers, show the home ten or more times, prepare hours of paperwork, spend time in negotiations, respond to agents wanting to show your property, and much more.
Not only that, but experienced agents are available during the day and evening when you might not be. This allows them to show your home and respond to potential buyers even if you happen to be busy.
8. Success Rate
Finally, real estate agents are far more successful selling a home than someone trying to sell on their own. The problem is that 88% of homes that go on the market this way never make it to closing. Those are terrible odds. The likelihood of selling your home faster and for more money is much better when using an experienced agent.
Experienced real estate agents are there to help you be successful in your home sale. Despite the DIY era, their expertise is valuable and should not be ignored.


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In frosty mid-winter the meadow is an arena for creatures going about their purposeful errands.
Daytime residents and sojourners, and creatures of the night triggered the trail camera over the span of twenty-four hours.
Scrub jays, the neighbors' cat, black tailed jack rabbits, raccoons, gray foxes, California quail, western gray squirrels, and spotted towhees were the main players.


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This week "Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1" came out and destroyed the box office. Neither Josh or Sean liked it, but we're really not the audience for this movie or these series of movies. The movie we really wanted to talk about is "Whiplash." In my opinion it is to jazz what "Rocky" is to boxing in that it's good but that's not what it looks like when someone is playing the drums. I liked it the least of the three but I still liked it. Sean loved it.
Sean and I watched "Foxcatcher," we dabble with that a little bit but don't get too into it. Sean saw "The Theory of Everything" and doesn't think it needs to exist. Finally there's Joe Berlinger's "Whitey" which Sean calls the best documentary of the year. It'll ruin your day, that's for sure.
This weeks Undisputed Classic is Woody Allen's "Manhattan."
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Salah beats Ronaldo, Suarez to UCL Goal of the Week award
Champions League By: Ambrose Udeme | 16/04/2018
Mohamed Salah's stunner against Manchester City has won the Champions League Goal of the Week award ahead of Real Madrid's Cristiano Ronaldo and Barcelona's Luis Suarez.The Liverpool forward saw off competition from his teammate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, as well as Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid), Luis Suarez (FC Barcelona) and Mario Mandzukic (Juventus) to take the prize, which covers all quarter-final matches.
Salah to rival Messi & Ronaldo for Ballon d'Or - Fowler
Salah picks UCL title ahead of Golden Boot
Salah, De Bruyne lead 6-man PFA Player of the Year shortlistSalah displayed ice-cool composure to lift the ball over City goalkeeper Ederson and grab a vital equaliser and away goal in the Reds' 2-1 second-leg win at Etihad Stadium last week.Jürgen Klopp's team eventually advanced 5-1 on aggregate and will play AS Roma in the semi-finals.
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Do you remember my player-game interactions cards? A lot of people asked me to make a professionally-printed version of them. I totally agreed. And now it's for sale!
While I probably won't be participating in LD26, I do have some tools that LDers may find useful.
Added more entries to the idea generators, ideas still thin on the ground, Twine for CYOA games is pretty cool.
Info about the making of CRUP!, including pages from my dev logbook.
The game I made was not much of a shoot-em-up so I couldn't rightly call it a SHMUP. It's all about the crashin', though, so I've called it CRUP!
I buy GameMaker Studio and get over my averseness towards free art assets.
PlayMaker is going okay, I have the basics of my game in place, I have a brainwave that changes the game's focus, and I'm starting on a low-poly model library for use in prototyping and early development.
The One Game a Month project starts today, and in response, I've finally gotten an idea that I'm fairly happy with in terms of potential and scope.
I'm having some difficulty getting back into gamedev.
Testing period is over, I gave a great research presentation, it's now time for the holidays! This means more gamedev stuff, so this website is going to ramp up again.
I've written an article explaining the functional part of my building generator program, the part that spawns the correct building pieces in the correct orientation based on context. Also, I will be away for a few weeks more.
I wrote a post-mortem for Additive, summarising what went well and what went poorly during the game's development.
I've got furniture working, and have made changes to the generator to prepare it for multi-storey buildings.
During a test-fitting of some furniture pieces, I've found that the way I've implemented inner walls stops furniture from aligning flush with them.
Following some inspiration from Wikipedia, I added a flat roofing option to my finished roof generator.


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On view and open to the general public are images of American masters including Mary Cassatt, N.C. Wyeth, Norman Rockwell, Emanuel Leutze, Alexander Gardner, Dorothea Lange, Winslow Homer, George Catllin, Frank Lloyd Wright and many others.
The exhibit is currently at The Block, SM City North EDSA in Quezon City through July 6, 2009. "Picturing America" will then be on display in Baguio City, from July 9 to 22 at the Lower Ground Floor of SM City Baguio before the exhibit moves to Cagayan de Oro City from July 25 to August 13.
By bringing high-quality reproductions of notable American art into public and private schools, libraries, and communities, "Picturing America" gives Cagayanons the opportunity to learn about American history and culture in a fresh and engaging way. The program uses art as a catalyst for the study of America—the cultural, political, and historical threads woven into America's fabric over time.


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Mildred Louise Craig
Mildred Louise Craig will celebrate her 95th birthday Sept. 22 at Spring Valley Lake. She was born in Alabama and moved to Los Angeles when she was 16 years old. Mildred married James W. Craig in 1935 and they spent much of their life in Pico Rivera until James passed away in 1987.
Mildred and daughter Betty moved to Jess Ranch in Apple Valley in 2007, where they still reside.
Joining in the celebration will include daughter Virginia Emerson and husband Paul of Pico Rivera and son Raymond and his wife, Judy, of Spring Valley Lake. Others in attendance will be eight grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, two greatgreat grandsons, and several nephews and nieces along with many friends.


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You do not need to "share" all your experiences with the rest of the world.
Most of the things we really enjoy are things we cannot punt into words.
I know nowadays it is more important for many people to upload photos of their last trip to their social networks than taking the time to enjoy the moment for themselves.
The other day I was talking with a friend who told me that he had not taken any videos or photographs of his trip because I felt he lost a lot of time taking the photo instead of filling his mind and soul with that moment.
He said he had really enjoyed more his trip that way, but that as his friends didn´t see any pictures on his social networks, they did not believe he made that trip.
But when another friend pretended to "speak" in front of a microphone and uploaded that photograph, everybody thought she was really working on a real TV program.
It seems social networks are being used nowadays to pretend we are living a wonderful and fantastic life through our photographs and comments. That is giving them a power we will not be able to control in the near future.
You can see a sports car parked in the street and soon take your "selfie" pretending to be getting in that car and add a comment: "Hey guys, how do you like my new car…" or something like that. To you it could be a joke but believe it or not other people might take it as something serious and that is creating a new inferiority issues around the world.
I have seen some cases like that. People believing that what their friends publish online is totally true. That has caused many envies and hatred right in front of my eyes. You might think nobody will take it serious when you can easily see it is just pretending, but believe me, there are many people who take it as the truth and the worst is that organized criminal organizations are looking at them too.
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James Dudley Duke Jr. (Jimmy or DJ)
James Dudley Duke Jr, known as Jimmy or DJ by those who knew him best, age 47 of Holly Pond, entered into the presence of our Lord on March 5, 2018. Jimmy was born October 11, 1970 in Blount County to James Dudley Duke Sr. and Sherry Marks.
Jimmy was a loving father, grandfather, and best friend. He earned his college degree and used his knowledge to work for the railroad as a conductor and was employed by CSX for a number of years.
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Time for a little stroll down the memory lane. In 2006, Nokia emerged with their L'Amour Collection made of three beautifully crafted phones. It was their second so-called "fashion collection" - a series of phones of bold, highly conscious and visually appealing design. Do you remember these days (before iPhone and touchscreen technology) when telephone companies used to experiment with the form and design of the phones to make them more remarkable and intriguing? We certainly do. These three were in the climax of such trend. I remember really liking the idea of such unconventional (and yet sometimes also impractical) design, but what truly hooked me back then was this brilliant advert. I remember seeing it on TV for the first time and being instantly enchanted with the richness of details and romantic, visually compelling style. Being a teenager interested in graphics I adored the way they managed to squeeze so much magic in one minute and how the art direction - the graphics, music, styling, set design, 3D animation etc. seem to visually suit everything else so harmoniously. No one really paid that much attention to the adverts back then in terms of art direction. I thought it was one of the most brilliant and inspirational ads ever made and it deserved a credit in spite of the marketing wheel behind it. Although both fashion and aesthetics in graphic design world had changed since then, I still find Nokia L'Amour Campaign visually enchanting and I still think it deserves to be remembered despite being out of date.
Also, you can watch 'behind the scenes' here.
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E. Kim Coontz, Executive Director
Kim has been working with cooperatives for more than 20 years. She was executive Director of Yolo Mutual Housing Association for four years. For more than 14 years Kim worked for the Center for Cooperatives at the University of California at Davis. Kim's experience includes assisting groups in the start-up of cooperatives, teaching cooperative board governance seminars, providing technical assistance to cooperatives, conducting research, writing and endeavoring to find new ways to grow and strengthen the cooperative business model. She has authored and co-authored more than 10 publications about cooperatives and written numerous articles. These include Cooperative Start-up manuals (Steps to Starting a Marketing Cooperative, and Steps to Starting a Worker Cooperative), and a book on child care cooperatives called Bringing Families Together: A Guide to Parent Cooperatives. In 2011 Cooperative Preschools International presented Kim with their National Award for Demonstrated Leadership. She has also published articles on housing cooperatives. In 2004 she was awarded Author of the Year by the National Association of Housing Cooperatives. Kim earned her Master's degree in Sociology from the University of California, Davis.
Luis Sierra, Assistant Director
Luis has extensive experience in developing agricultural marketing organizations to carry out alternative marketing strategies including agricultural cooperatives, farmers' markets, and investor owned businesses. Luis worked with the Rural Development Center in Salinas, CA to train mixed fruit and vegetable farmers to organize their own cooperative and later became an employee of that cooperative. He has extensive experience in coordinating multi-stakeholder initiatives such as food policy councils and farm-to-institution networks. For two years, he co-hosted and produced Local Dirt, an acclaimed radio show on KDVS focusing on local agriculture and food security issues. He serves as treasurer for Dos Pinos Limited Equity Housing Cooperative, and was a director for the Organic Farming Research Foundation from 2003-2008 and Marina Certified Farmers' Market from 2003-2005.
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Jamie Duong, Business Planning Assistant
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Yarissa served as a student intern for CCCD for more than six months, helping Angelica promote YECC. Now she supports all staff and helps keep our office wheels turning. Yarissa works part time and is a student in Community and Regional Development at UC Davis.


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2nd Annual Human Resource Focused Roundtable
The 2nd Annual Human Resource Roundtable presented by the Cornell Institute for Hospitality Labor and Employment Relations (CIHLER) and chaired by Professor Bruce Tracey, brought together participants who represent the world's top hospitality firms.
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Bruce Tracey, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Management, Cornell University School of Hotel Administration
Ed Evans, Executive Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Four Seasons
Angie Buonpane, Director of Human Resources, Union Square Hospitality Group
Kristen Diver, Director of Human Resources, The Dinex Group
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-----Original Message----- From: Eli Collins [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Friday, September 09, 2011 10:03 AM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: abandoning 22 - was: Content request for 0.20.205 Sustaining Release ... > MR1 is being maintained on 20x. In fact 20x is the only MR1 code that supports security and disk failure handling. The MR1 code in 22 is a regression in some significant aspects (features, performance, bugs) from the latest stable MR1 (204). ... Eli, aside from the disk failure handling which is a new feature in 205 (not present in earlier 20x releases), could you please elaborate on which other significant aspects 22 would regress from 20x? > My understanding of the way Apache operates is that you can't do things like "declare blocks on upgrade paths". People can try to release updates to 21 or 22 (or some new tree). Ie the decisions are made implicitly by where people invest cycles. If a group of committers say that they'll commit to trunk, to 0.23 and to 0.20x, but not to 0.22, then in effect that is like to "declare a block on upgrade path" isn't it? The more such commits that go in to other branches, but not the ones in between essentially is a declaration of a block, because of the very regression argument you make. I agree that nobody can be made to contribute to something they don't want, but does that result into a split? In other words, if a significant bug fix or feature goes into trunk and into 22, can developers then simply say: "I'm not interested to put this into 23, you do this yourself if you want?". Will that be tolerated or vetoed? Thanks, Joep
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