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Seven Favorite Things: Quirky Homewares from Park Life
They say it's all about the location -- foot traffic, visibility, etc. Park Life is one store that begs to differ. The Inner Richmond gallery/boutique has long been one of my favorite places in San Francisco, and is reason enough to make a little trip out to the Richmond. They have a selection that ensues both laughter and inspiration upon each visit -- and our above favorite picks are no exception. Check them out.
1. Balloon Dog Bookend, $49
2. David Shringley 2md Edition Salt + Pepper Set, $125
3. Tauba Auerbach Shapes Card Deck, $200
4. Yoshitomoto Nara Limited Edition Flip Clock, $300
5. Marcel Duchamp Bicycle Wheel Sculpture, $75
6. Piggy Bank Lamp, $79
7. Hex Brass Bottle Opener, $49
Lily Ko (lily7x7 @gmail.com) studied fashion design and merchandising at Central Saint Martins and the Academy of Art University. In addition to writing fro 7x7, Lily is on the creative team at Pottery Barn, and works as a freelance stylist, writer, and designer.
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As the 2012 presidential campaign moves in the final stage, ITIF is presenting general principles and...
Non-partisan report evaluates the candidates' positions on innovation-based policy.
As the 2012 presidential campaign moves in the final stage, ITIF is presenting general principles and...
As the 2012 presidential campaign moves in the final stage, ITIF is presenting general principles and...
As the 2012 presidential campaign moves in the final stage, ITIF is presenting general principles and...
Negotiations toward the TPP Agreement should conclude with a gold-standard trade agreement.
IT plays an important role in economic recovery.
The U.S. government should create and fund a research and development (R&D) roadmap for privacy.
Policymakers need to support research on spectrum to relieve capacity constraints.
Technical and policy recommendations to make voting more accessible for veterans who have been injured while...
Recent reports on subsidized networks aren't too helpful when it comes to making policy.
Congress needs to extend bonus depreciation for new equipment: it leads to more investment and jobs.
The Neo-Luddite argument is faulty and harmful to the policy debate.
There is considerable evidence that we are facing a STEM worker shortage. We must stop debating the point and focus our efforts on fixing the problem.
Better data and ways to act on it will be crucial for the future of air safety.
Opponents of the Comcast/TWC merger have been misusing American Consumer Satisfaction Index data on the telecom industry.
The 2015 budget proposal does not do enough to assist American manufacturers.
Some arguing for broadband unbundling ignore intermodal competition, sometimes explicitly...
Decision could have far reaching negative implications for the future of the Internet.
What if innovation in life sciences stopped? A new study on Swedish healthcare provides insight.
This panel discussion investigated methods for speeding the path from research to market.
Matthew Stepp gave a speech at the 2013 Regional Meeting of the Federal Laboratory Consortium in Leesburg, VA.
Daniel Castro will speak at a webinar for the Association of Public Data Users on "Public Policy...
Stephen Ezell participated in a panel on Electronic Commerce and Data Privacy at the Frontiers of Economic...
Robert Atkinson presented on IT policy issues at this event sponsored by the Copenhagen Business School.
A panel of experts discusses the truths and misconceptions of the DCMA.
Stephen Ezell led a workshop on value-driven service innovation at the Said Business School.
Atkinson gave the keynote address at Tecnomanagement 2013, one of Mexico's largest technology conferences.
This event, hosted by the European Institute and the Embassy of Belgium, will analyze the use of tax reforms...
Robert Atkinson will speak on forced localization at the "Implications of Localization Barriers in the...
Pressured or mandatory technology transfer by other nations has, is, and will continue to negatively impact...
Testimony before the U.S. International Trade Commission making the case for the expansion of the ITA.
COPPA restricts the development of a robust Internet ecosystem for children and should not be strengthened.
Strong leadership in cloud computing is necessary to remain globally competitive, advance technology in the...
The FCC should not extend its authority to regulate the software installed on mobile devices.
The implications for the U.S. economy as a result of China's strategic decisions should be clear.
Testimony before House Energy and Commerce Committee on U.S. manufacturing.
House Subcommittee Testimony Avoiding the Spectrum Crunch: Growing the Wireless Economy through Innovation
Spectrum policy needs to realign spectrum into a smaller number of larger allocations for general-purpose...
ITIF comments on the NTIA multistakeholder process to develop consumer data privacy codes of conduct.
The tax code should reduce ineffective exemptions and incentives while expanding effective ones focused on...
Rob Atkinson contributed the chapter "Public Policy, Innovation and New Technologies" to the textbook "Guide to U.S. Economic Policy."
Robert Atkinson contributed the chapter "Innovation in Cities and Innovation by Cities" for the book "Creating Competitiveness: Entrepreneurship and Innovation Polices for Growth."
In a chapter for the new book Practicing Sustainability, Rob Atkinson wrote about sustainability from an innovation economics perspective.
"Innovation Economics: The Race for Global Advantage." This new book delivers a critical wake-up call: a fierce global race for innovation advantage is under way and the United States is running the risk of losing.
Daniel Castro contributed a chapter titled "U.S. Federal Cybersecurity Policy" in the book "Cybersecurity: Public Sector Threats and Responses."
Rob Atkinson contributed a chapter titled chapter "Who's Who in Internet Politics" for the book "The Next Digital Decade: Essays on the Future of the Internet."
Supply-Side Follies: Why Conservative Economics Fails, Liberal Economics Falters, and Innovation Economics is the Answer
Supply-Side Follies methodically debunks the common assumptions of conservative economics and demonstrates why it is a flawed doctrine that is setting up the U.S. for a major economic downturn in the near future.
Taking into account the historical record, the book discusses the shortcomings of prevailing liberal and conservative economic doctrines and lays out a new growth economics agenda aimed at maximizing the productivity and innovation-enhancing forces of the New Economy.


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By: Alexandra Cowley
Their scars tell their stories, burn victims, from all
over the country, walk in providence Wednesday night in solidarity. The walk is especially emotional for a woman
who survived the station nightclub fire.
Kathy Pelchat first walked alongside other burn victims 10
years ago, just 7 months after making it out of the Station Nightclub fire.
"The only thing was just get out, how do I get out of here, the lights went out very
Pelchat vividly remembers
the night she went to see the rock band Great White.
"It was just a regular night going out with friends
having a good time,"she explained.
That night Pelchat would be caught up in the fourth deadliest
fire in US history. 100 people were killed when the band's pyrotechnics ignited, the club engulfed in flames. Pelchat doesn't even remember how she escaped.
"I was told I walked out on my own but I don't
know," she said.
Burn victims like Pelchat, from across the country, gathered
in Providence for the Phoenix Society's annual Walk to Remember. It's held in a different state each year, and Pelchat has walked every single time, since walking out
of the station fire alive. She has burns on 25 percent of her body.
"It gives us a chance to be around other people who've
been through what we've been through," said Pelchat.
Every face has a story to tell, and sharing, Pelchat says,
is part of the healing process.
"We make each other feel good about getting back to living,
and realizing that you can live after a burn injury," Pelchat said.
The walk also brings awareness to fire prevention and
safety. The night of the Station Fire, too many people were
packed into the club, with not enough emergency exits.
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How Do I Create a Social Media Strategy? Here's How…Tuesday, May 29th, 2012
How do you create a social media strategy? The same way you create any other marketing, PR or business strategy. With an end in mind. Like with any other part of your business you want to start with a goal. Until you know what the purpose of you being involved in social media is or why you are creating content you are wasting your time.
1. Set Goals: You may have several business goals such as increasing brand awareness, increasing website traffic, improving online sentiment, or maybe it's that you want yourself, or your business to be seen as the industry expert. Whatever the goal/s is, make sure you start there.
Okay so now you know what you want to accomplish by participating in this space, the next step is to see if your audience is even there…
2. Conduct Research: Where is your audience? Is your audience already on social media? If so, what platforms are they using? Where is your brand being talked about? Chances are they probably are already on the big 3 Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, but are they also participating in online forums or Pinterest? Are they reading blogs? It's important to do some research and find out where your customers and target audience likes to get their information and share about their experiences.
3. SWOT/Competitive Analysis: What is your competition doing? Are they doing it well? Where are your opportunities? How can you do it better? It's good to see what the competition is doing both well and not so well. This allows you to implement some of the strategies that they've already done the hard work to find out if it will work and to leave behind the things they are doing that aren't working so well.
4. Develop a Social Media Content Strategy: The steps above should be considered in your content strategy as well as conducting keyword analysis so that you can create content that is optimized to improve not only your search visibility buy to use the same verbiage that your customers are using. You should also be connecting with industry leaders, following influencers, subscribing to industry related blogs and setting up Google alerts so as to stay abreast of the industry and get ideas for content your audience is interested in. Creating an editorial calendar can help keep you and your company accountable for creating content and also help with delegating tasks. The final step here is to create the actual content.
5. Monitor, Engage & Respond: There are several free and paid tools out there that you can use to monitor what is being said about your brand and company on the Interwebs. You can use Twitter, Facebook, Google Alerts, Social Mention, Tweetdeck, Hootsuite and many others. There are also paid tools like Radian6 and Sysomos. Whichever tool you use, you will want to make sure that you are monitoring specific industry keywords, your brand name and possibly your competition as well. This will give you the ability to respond when necessary and stay in the know.
6. Measurement and Analysis: Again, go back to your goals so you know what to measure. If it's brand awareness you may want to measure how many Likes, Followers, RT's, Mentions, Shared Stories etc. that you have on the different networks. IF you are trying to increase web traffic look at your analytics report. How many folks are coming into your site via the various social media platforms that you are participating on? What about blog traffic? And, then look at the overall numbers, has your overall traffic increased? If you are trying to improve online sentiment, take a peek at social mention or another tool and see if the numbers have improved. Or, you can start by tracking comments that are both good and bad… Did you have a baseline for before you started? How does it measure up?
There are ways to measure your Social Media ROI, you just have to know what you are measuring.
How do you create your Social Media Marketing Strategy? Share your tips with us here in the comments section.
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This program is a humorous and poignant look at a group of middle-aged men who have found unlikely success as members of Sweden's all-male synchronized swimming team. What begins as a weekly escape from the daily grind of work and family responsibilities gradually evolves into a more serious commitment. Inspired by Esther Williams' techniques from the 1950s, these train engineers and meat buyers, archivists and teachers soon become passionate exponents of a sport generally associated with women.
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Scavenger Hunt #2
Last year, my good friend Red came up with a lovely scavenger hunt for me when I was off work. I'm on my summer break once again and asked Red for a new list. Here is today's scavenger hunt;
A List to Keep Ya Busy
AKA Franz List
- Volley a ball into something that is approximately volleyball-sized (but basketball hoops are not allowed, too simple) (Done)
- A picture of one of Anser's faces (those spray painted, female faces all around Toronto)
- Find somebody in a soccer jersey of a WC team that isn't playing on that day (you can take a photo from a distance, don't feel like you have to say hi) (FOUND)
- Check Metro for those mint Klondikes ('tis the season). (Checked Metro, they didn't have them. Found Them At Loblaws)
- See if you can replace one of James' pieces of art on the wall without him noticing (extra points if its in his room) (DONE. Let's see if he notices)
- Hang out on your balcony, wait for somebody to walk by in the middle of a phone conversation, and give out your loudest "GOAAAAAAAAAAAAL" to see if you can startle them. Video would be funnier, but not really necessary. (GOAAAAAL)
- Pick a picture somebody Instagrammed this morning and try to replicate the picture exactly. The closer in proximity you can get your post to theirs on your insta timeline, the better (meaning replicating something more recent is better) (DONE)
- If you see somebody shooting a basketball alone, challenge them to a game to 1 point (and refuse to play another point no matter what happens, even if you just drain a distance shot right away)
- Find a food item on a stick that isn't a popsicle or a pickle, but that you'd rather eat than a pickle. A photo is fine, you don't HAVE to get it and eat it.
- Find a food spot that has one type of food in the title outside, but specializes in an unrelated different food type inside (for example, Yummy Pizza where I used to live made an incredible shawarma. If you already know one, that's fine. No need to go on a wild turkey hunt)
- However if you do find a wild turkey, extra points
- Take a sneaky snap of anybody you run into that looks almost exactly like one of our friends from one angle (a point for each, just like when we go to Bellwoods and see 18 people that look like Ploof from a distance, and 12 that look like Buller)
- Find a park with 2 jungle gyms nearby, and find a way to climb from one to the other without touching the ground (grounders style)
- Get a promo item from any promo street team
- Climb a tree beyond the first branch
Alicia Keys No Longer BlackBerry Creative Director
Singer Alicia Keys will no longer be #BlackBerry global creative director as of Jan. 30, according to company.— CBC News Alerts (@CBCAlerts) January 2, 2014
Ya, no kidding.
Now they start bringing their services to other platforms?
I think it's too late.
Switching from Squarespace v5 to v6
Although they made it clear they would still be hosting sites built on version 5 there were a bunch of benefits that I wanted to take advantage of that would only be offered on v6.
Responsive Layouts and ImageLoader
Every website you build on v6 is automatically setup to dynamically switch layouts for desktop, mobile and tablet devices. On top of this, each image you upload gets converted into 7 different versions. Squarespace will automatically deliver the proper version of the image for whatever device is requesting it. A lot of my traffic comes from mobile devices, so this was a pretty big one.
Layout Engine
As much as I could write every post in raw HTML, I don't want to do that. We also now have a team of writers creating content for us. The WYSISYG editor in v5 was fine, but I still found myself needing to go in to their posts and edit layouts and resize images properly. The drag and drop nature of Layout Engine is easy and I don't have to go in and change everyone's posts.
Posting to Twitter and Facebook from the CMS
Yes, you can get services that crawl RSS feeds and post to Facebook pages, or Twitter timelines. I just liked that you can customize your message for each within the post and it's done. With our writers, it's easy for them to do too and that way I don't need to give everyone our Twitter password, or admin access to the Facebook page.
Those were the big three, so we decided to switch. Before we did though, I needed to check to make sure we could make the switch fairly seamlessly. We have a bunch of custom code and scripts that power the site and these needed to work.
Things I checked before switching to v6
Guest Posts & Our Standings Page
Many volleyball athletes have their own blogs. We repost some of these as Guest Posts. Our workflow in v5 was built on AppleScript, NetNewsWire and MarsEdit. Every morning at 11:00 a.m. EST, Calendar.app triggered an AppleScript to go get new athlete blog posts, excerpt them and go post them to our site as drafts with images and proper titles. The problem is that with Layout Engine, all posting content to Squarespace via xmlrpc is gone. Therefore, I can't use MarsEdit anymore. No worries, Squrespace said developers get "complete control" over my site with GIT or SFTP. I fired up Transmit and SFTP'ed into the my site to see that I do have full control of the layout, but not the content. You have to use the Squarespace site or app to get content into your site. I ended up finding a workaround and scripted Mail.app to send the content into my site via post by email (pbm). HTML works in pbm, and if you attach an image the email, it'll show up at the top of the post. It's far from perfect, but for what I need it kinda works. We have no way of tagging, categorizing or setting posts as scheduled or draft via pbm. We also have some scripts like this for our Standings page that needed to to be rewritten to use pbm as well.
Podcast Feed Redirection
We host our podcast on Squarespace and thankfully the blog posts create proper XML for iTunes. The feed url was /podcast/rss.xml and thankfully v6 automatically redirects that to their new url /podcast?format=rss. Easy.
URL Handling on Import
You can import your v5 site into v6, but in version 5 each post would put linked directly to a .html file. In v6, the post urls do not end in .html, so I was worried of all of our posts and links dying. Luckily the v5 import sets the custom url to that of the original post. This would've been a deal breaker.
So those were the things I checked. Here are the things I didn't check and how I worked around them.
Things I didn't check before switching to v6
RSS enclosures are not converted to audio blocks.
In version 5 podcast files are embedded in posts as RSS enclosures. In v6 they are audio blocks. The v5 import does not convert these over. This meant that while my RSS feed worked for the podcast, there was no media in any of the entries. I emailed support about this, and they said I would have to re-upload all the episodes of my podcast. 40 episodes wasn't that bad, so I just re-uploaded them. It took a while, and I was kinda cheesed, but at least it's over with now.
Photo Galleries Don't Work
These are imported and the images show up in the back end, but if you want to have galleries in v6, you'll have to upload your images again. Bummer.
Blog Post Excerpts
We often have long posts. For these posts, we'll define an excerpt to shorten up what is visible on the homepage. In v6, excerpts can only be text. We often use YouTube videos, photos or HTML. I don't have a solution for this yet.
Limited Editor Permissions Are Gone
I want to be able to go over some writers' posts before they go live to the site. In version 5, we had the option of giving accounts a "Limited Editor" permissions. This would let them post to the site, but an admin or full editor would have to approve it for it to go live. This was great because for some of our authors, English isn't their first language, and I'm making grammar changes. There are a bunch of permissions in v6 for member accounts, but nothing that matches the Limited Editor permissions of v5.
Mobile App Can't Do Anything with v6 Posts.
I got a hint from Squarespace that the new version of their mobile app is soon to be released, but until then, we are all stuck with the current one. You cannot edit v6 posts on it. Posting new things is very limited. It's basically just a mobile look at your stats.
Navigating Posts in v6 CMS
I'm often writing posts and linking back to things I have written in the past. The backend of a blog page only shows the most recent 20 posts and has no way of filtering, searching for or sorting stories. Before we could filter by tag, author and category. Now, whenever I have to link to an older post, I open up google and do a site: search and grab the URL. This is especially annoying when going back and editing posts from a while ago.
In v5, we could edit the post, or write a follow up right there as long as we were logged in. I want to link to updated stories, or update lists on posts from months and sometimes years ago. The only way I can do that now is by flipping through page by page, until I find the post then editing it. Very annoying.
Browser URL when logged in
This is my biggest frustration. When you are logged into the Squarespace back end, the url shown in your browser address bar is your squarespace URL. Example: I have volleyballsourcemag.com registered and properly pointing at my site but when I'm logged in the browser shows: volleyballsource.squarespace.com. But what if you use your own url? This means, that every time you go to copy paste your own link, it won't grab the right url. Sure, it'll still work, but you pay for a custom URL because you want that to be what people use and see. I'm CONSTANTLY copy pasting urls into forums, other posts, tweets, facebook status updates and emails. This is a massive oversight. I emailed Squarespace support because at first I thought I mapped my domain wrong. They said that this is just how it is and when you logout it'll go back to your own custom url.
It doesn't.
There are some things that drive my crazy about v6, but I have faith that they will be fixed, or a solution of some kind will come forward. The benefits are great and I'm loving some of the new features. It is just frustrating that things that I relied on daily to run my business were just left out, or are broken.
Do you have things that you miss from v5 that aren't in v6? Lemme know via twitter.
No Streaming-Only Option for HBO GO
Jeff Bewkes, CEO of HBO's parent company Time Warner, said on Wednesday that the company has no plans to offer HBO GO without a cable subscription.
"We have the rights to do it and we would do it if we thought it was in our economic best interest," Bewkes said, according to Deadline, adding that the market for a stand-alone HBO streaming service is "not sufficiently big enough now" in the United States.
Translation: We are too blinded by the money that we are making from the cable companies to realize that we are handing the future of the market to Netflix. That worked out really well for Blockbuster.
Source: BGR via: Loop Insight
I was surprised to learn that Game of Thrones author George R.R. Martin is one of the few remaining fans of The New York Jets. I was also surprised to learn that people still use Live Journal.
The Animator's Survival Kit: iPad Edition
I first read Richard Williams' The Animator's Survival Kit in third year university when I took my first course on computer animation. This book is by far the best resource ever made for animation of any kind, hand drawn or computer. Things were very well explained and the diagrams and pictures illustrated examples and techniques perfectly.
You know how everyone has that one book from university they keep and refer back to on a weekly (some weeks even daily) basis? This is mine.
The best part about this book was that it was a book, not a PDF online. I've always been a big fan of "2nd Screen" usage when learning new subjects which is why I often prefer to have resources not on the machine I'm doing the work on.
The Animator's Survival Kit is now available on iPad with frame my frame scrubbing and playback of over 100 different animation examples, principles and techniques. This, along with other extra content really makes the iPad version of this book the perfect desk side animation companion.
Check it out in the iTunes App Store.


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Holiday Dysfunctional Throwdown
It's that time of year again for my husband and me to play "Who Has the Crazier Family?!"
Holiday Family Updates
What I Did on Summer Vacation
We are bucking the overscheduled-childcare system, and we are finding healthy lessons in saving cash, being creative and forcing our (sometimes) sullen tweens to use their imaginations, their bikes and their allowance.
Baby Einstein Does Not Make a Baby Genius
If you thought driving while texting or using your cell phone was dangerous ... think again. I followed an SUV that had me watching "Baby Einstein" on their in-car DVD player.
Baby Shower: A Potential Nightmare?
If you think I am going to play one more game of baby bingo, you're out of your frickin' mind.
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So, before we get to the video, a few words about Grimes. This has to be devastating for him personally, not just the Falcons. A torn Achilles is a difficult injury to come back from, particularly for a smallish cornerback who relies so much on his speed and leaping ability.
Grimes, remember, could not come to an agreement with the Falcons on a multi-year contract, so he ultimately took the only other option available: He signed the $10.431 million franchise tender. I know nobody is going to cry for an athlete making that much money, but this is why NFL players hate the process of tendering. Grimes has no security beyond this season, and his market value obviously will be much lower than if he had played a full season and was effective in doing so.
The Falcons, meanwhile, just lost their best cover cornerback. Dunta Robinson is aggressive and physical but gets beat. Asante Samuel was a terrific addition but he gambles and also can get burned, though he makes big plays. The issue is that the Falcons really needed all three because they had planned to play so much nickel defense this season under coordinator Mike Nolan. The assumption here is that general manager Thomas Dimitroff will find another defensive back on the street but it won't be a starting caliber player. Certainly, it's not great timing with the Falcons facing Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos next Monday night.
Now, onto more positive developments on the team: The offense and Sunday's 40-24 win over Kansas City.
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September 10th, 2012
5:06 pm
September 10th, 2012
5:10 pm
So … another trade for the Falcons? A mid- to late-rounder for a CB?
September 10th, 2012
5:28 pm
Cheer up, everyone; we still got Chris Owens!
September 10th, 2012
5:31 pm
As expected, a fairly tepid running attack. How long before opposing DBs just sit on those routes and start eating our lunch.
I've been on the blogs for weeks asking where our running game has gone.
September 10th, 2012
5:58 pm
Any hunch on who will take his place, either Franks or Owens I would imagine? Grimes was small but our best cover DB. This is not good news indeed going up against Manning – who has to be feeling pretty good after that win last night.
September 10th, 2012
6:02 pm
Next man step up and don't let your team down. No one off the streets will get the nuances of the defense in a timely matter to be a factor. Go with what you got come hell or high water.
September 10th, 2012
6:04 pm
Nobody's gonna be eating anybody's lunch. Too many weapons. We'll be a more vertical team this year and the running game will perform their role just fine. Now, defensively………..
September 10th, 2012
6:11 pm
brian williams anyone?
September 10th, 2012
6:14 pm
Smh my fave player….. Keep Daunte @ nickel….. Just woooow. Guess im team #54. Lets Go Birds!! We can still ein ANY shootout
September 10th, 2012
6:17 pm
I hate it for Grimes and the Falcons. I just don't think Dunta and Asante can fill his shoes. Owens and Franks are lifetime backups. Our line is going to have to get to the QB and apply some pressure. Maybe its too early to say this, but our defensive backfield is going to be our weak link just like last year.
September 10th, 2012
6:18 pm
September 10th, 2012
6:24 pm
Bad news for Falcons fans. Sorry for Brent too. Sure, he has a big check this year, but definately had earned a long term deal. I hope he can be 100% next season and at least be young enough to earn 3 or 4 year deal. I'll miss my favorite Falcon. Our best cover corner for sure. I think people were so shocked by his one year franchise salary that they forgot how good he is. Good luck healing, Brent.
September 10th, 2012
6:46 pm
Crushing blow to the secondary and entire defense. Opposing QB's will target Owens as the weak link…a la Rogers in the playoff loss of 13-3 season. Sadly, this is quite possibly the last time Grimes will play as a Falcon. Worse of all now is that his entire 10 million still hits salary cap…what a disaster
September 10th, 2012
7:06 pm
Sky is not falling but we will miss Grimy! Hope we can resign him and he comes back healthy!
September 10th, 2012
7:21 pm
Should've never franchised the little midget
September 10th, 2012
7:25 pm
Horrible news. Ok so he's only got 10 vs 40 million. So what? The young man is a football player, and his career probably just ended, because as Jeff said, you don't recover from a torn Achilles tendon.
Can Franks step up? Who knows. He's not Grimes. Grimes is a gritty kid who was purpose-made for his position.
Terrible news. Football is in many ways an awful sport. It offers dreams to kids who can only show up at the rate of 1 in 1000. And they get there, and they get this sort of injury, and it's over before it started.
September 10th, 2012
7:50 pm
Owens can play the position,he has the speed and size to get the job done,he just needs to play with confidence.
September 10th, 2012
8:03 pm
Gimme a break. Owens will be torched like the RAF at Hamburg. Remember 2010? Oh yeah. This is a season-altering loss.
September 10th, 2012
8:19 pm
Lito Sheppard?
September 10th, 2012
8:24 pm
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September 10th, 2012
8:36 pm
This is a huge loss, with Manning coming to town, then Rivers, then Scam Newton, then RG III….I am just sick
September 10th, 2012
8:46 pm
I want to run in the sun.
I want to slam into a winding road.
I want to block out the pain.
I want to win.
Ohhh my legs hurt.
I am hungry now.
Grimes gone. We may be done .
Grimes gone. We will be done.
Grimes gone. We are done.
September 10th, 2012
10:16 pm
Tough Luck B.G., wishing you the best and a full recovery. You will be missed…
September 10th, 2012
10:25 pm
J honestly felt like Franks showed promise at the end of the year last year when Grimes was out. For some reason he's feel into bad graces with the franchise, but i really hope he's given a shot at playing & filling this role. He;s surely shown more promise in games than Owens has, despite being viewed as to soft by many! I would be ok with going with 22, Robinson, & Franks. I believe that we could still win the division & at least a 1st found game with that secondary & maybe even more depending on how the safties play & the pressure we can generate, but Owens really worries me!!! I just haven't seen it from him on the field, despite him "earning" the # 4 cb position on the roster despite being injured most of the preseason & heck he might get suspended for a game for throwing a punch Sunday! Anyways, i don't expect us to pick up anyone, i think we'll go with the 3 guys we have & hope for the best!
September 10th, 2012
10:36 pm
I be interested in kicking the tires of Bryant McFadden if we do sign someone. He's been a starter, for a complex, dominant defense. He's still young & at 6 ft has good size for the outside position, allowing Robinson to stay inside on nickle situations
September 10th, 2012
10:38 pm
My keys are failing me, the first post should read I honestly feel… & the 2cnd should be that I'd be interested in…
September 11th, 2012
12:55 am
Hat's off, Jeff. That's not an easy misfortune to describe convincingly—an NFL player who just made $10 million but may have lost the rest of his career. I do feel bad for him and for all of us fans, too. Here's the sad truth that NFL forecasts often fail to mention: teams live and die by injuries. Losing Grimes may prevent Smith and Ryan from winning their first playoff game.
September 11th, 2012
4:57 am
I watched the game highlights just now. I hate to say it, but Grimes got torched several times, as did the whole secondary. Unless the Falcons can come up with some blitz looks and pressure the QB, we're gonna have to score 40 a game to have a good season. The next 8 QBs we face are Peyton Manning, Philip Rivers, Cam Newton, Robert Griffin III, Carson Palmer, Mike Vick, Tony Romo, and Drew Brees. Gulp.
September 11th, 2012
7:40 am
Look what the Packers did two years ago. Numerous injuries and won the Super Bowl. The true character of the Falcons will be tested. We will find out one week at a time.
September 11th, 2012
7:49 am
Shepard can't play zone, he was a press cover…
September 11th, 2012
7:54 am
…obviously you know absolutely ZERO about football!
September 11th, 2012
8:06 am
Oh, you better hope that Owens is only going to be fined for his fight where he pushed a ref trying to get at that Chiefs' player…
September 11th, 2012
8:12 am
The best hope for the secondary is now William Moore. He's always making plays. Bring him on the blitz, again and again into Manning's stationary frame.
September 11th, 2012
8:58 am
Could someone teach me football? I'm having trouble understanding the game.
September 11th, 2012
9:31 am
It is really terrible about Grimes and his injury. But as far as his future? Even if he never plays another game in the NFL, he's getting 10 mil this year alone. Good grief. He should be able to get by on that for a while. I'm not crying in my beer about athletes crying in their beer about their "futures."
September 11th, 2012
10:18 am
HA HA!! Donte Roberson is an old indian name 4 Brunt toast!
September 11th, 2012
10:27 am
This is exactly why he didn't get his long term contract, we can't trust that he'll stay healthy. Who demands a multi-year contract after a season where your injuried for half of it? & then on top of that he wants to be paid like an elite cb in the leauge on a multi-year contract when the reality is that he's only preformed that he's only performed like an elite cb in the leauge 1 year in his entire career!!! Brent, no hard feelings, he should be done as a Falcon after this year, unless he comes back at a dramastic discount! We can't build a defense around an injury risk
September 11th, 2012
10:51 am
I did not hear Asante's name ONE TIME during the Chiefs game. He better step it up on Monday night.
September 11th, 2012
10:58 am
Again people; Grimes is the same size at Asante' and Dunta' and bigger than Owens. The only big CB we have is Franks! Probably will bring Walls back if he still available.
September 11th, 2012
11:00 am
…just about any CB, if he can play in the NFL, can play in a zone pass defense; what separates pro CB's like Dion Sanders, Darell Greene, Derelle (sp) Revis', Asante Samuels, Champ Bailey's, etc from the rest of the CB's is that they CAN play press coverage without losing anything. So, IF Lito could play press cover, then he surely could play in a zone coverage.
The most poignant message in your post is the use of the word "was" in describing Lito. By the way, I know someone else brought up his name and you were just responding, but is he still playing? Obviously, I do not keep up with all 32 teams…last I heard he had been cut by Oakland…
So, as we learned in grammar school, you can fool some of the people all of the time, and you can fool all of the people some of the time, but you cannot fool all of the people all of the time. Carry on…
September 11th, 2012
11:02 am
…. the fact that you did NOT hear Samuels name on Sunday means that he was doing a GOOD job, not vice-versa…DUH…
September 11th, 2012
12:19 pm
I still don't understand how blitzes work. And do you have to tackle every play?
September 11th, 2012
1:04 pm
…sometimes you just have to touch them once they fall down, or score…
September 11th, 2012
1:24 pm
How y'all like my deep ball? Aint it pretty?
But yall do look cute throwing those dink and dunks
September 11th, 2012
1:26 pm
The Ravens should pay Flacco anything he wants.
- John Harbaugh
Like I said………………..
Should have drafted Flacco
September 11th, 2012
1:27 pm
What was so big about beating a team coming off of a 4 or so win season and missing 3 defensive starters?
Nice try though
September 11th, 2012
1:29 pm
Now whipping a playoff team like the Ravens did last night, that is big in Falcants terms, but in Baltimore, regular season games mean very little.
September 11th, 2012
2:20 pm
September 10th, 2012
7:21 pm
Should've never franchised the little midget
I guess I could ask for clarification here but I am pretty sure it wouldn't make any difference.
I'll tell you now Grimey, best of luck to you in your rehab. Hope you have that woman of yours under control………as in reel in the credit cards NOW.
September 11th, 2012
2:34 pm
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The Very Definition Of: Bangover
Bangover: The morning after a rough night of sex. Usually with someone you don't like personally, but find yourself enjoying in the boudoir. A bangover is characterized by the following symptoms: fatigue, mindless grinning, inability to walk straight, open mouth syndrome, uncharacteristic happiness and glee, mindless humming of an 80s ballad, shame, and regret.
Etymology: From the root word Hangover, meaning to be hung over. Combined with the prefix Bang, meaning to have sex.
Sentence: You can't stop smiling. You brought me coffee. And you have a slight limp to the left. You are having a total bangover.
The Ex Sext
Hello there sexers. So I'm aware it's been quite a while since I imparted some valuable knowledge on love and relationships, but sometimes life happens. Other times, vacation happens. Sangria happens. Inebriation happens. I don't think I need to elaborate, do I?
So it was when I was drinking Peach Sangria with a friend of mine over the nation's most illustrious holiday that the subject of ex-sexting came up. Now I've been very vocal about my feelings towards sexting in the past. I think it's the best way to get a few rocks off without risking an STD. If my phone somehow contracts the Hiv, I might rethink my position, but until then, I say send a racy message… just make sure your face and your gens are sent separately. No use getting Wienered for your… wiener.
But with an ex, the trickiness quotient increases exponentially. The real question is, are you even allowed to reach out to your ex? How long does someone have to wait before it's appropriate to contact an ex… point, blank, period? My friends and I like to follow the rule of half. Bide your time for half the length of the relationship, with four months being the cutoff. In short, two months, max.
Texting an ex in any capacity is tricky. It opens up a door to feelings that should very well be closed shut and locked with a key. It messes up boundaries. Throw a racy text into the mix, and well you're setting yourself up for eminent failure. It should be one's goal to move on in a decisive manner; that means drop the cell phone in the toilet like the rest of us when you're drunk and don't sext your ex.
But it's done, Mark. It's already done, you say. Now what? This blog is all about the 'what now' when a problem occurs. What's the proper sexit strategy? Plead sheer and utter black out. Sure, being wasted isn't an excuse for say… driving or getting in a fight with a police horse or making out with your second cousin or giving a one-kneed blowy on a dancefloor. But it is a solid excuse for accidently sexting someone. Say the liquor took over, send an apology text in the morning, and forget it ever happened. If they respond kindly, well… you don't really need a sexit, then do you? Until Monday sexers. The good life is at your fingertips.
What's in a Name?
Hello there Sexers. I can't lie. As I type this, I'm still reeling from the travesty that was the Miss USA 2011 pageant. I know it has no bearing on sex or relationships, but allow me two sentences to vent, please. A ginger from New Jersey? Can it get any more déclassé than that? And now that I've alienated any red-headed readers or fans from Jersey… let's move on.
Alas, it was when a friend of mine and I were enjoying cocktails over ceviche that a very interesting topic came out: the name game. We're not talking about Brenda Brenda Bo Benda here. We're talking about what happens when you say the wrong name in bed.
It's bad enough saying the wrong name in casual conversation. Once, I was approached by someone who seemed to know me, even though I could have sworn I'd never seen him before in my life. Being the people person I strive to be, I went with it and chalked the meeting up to a drunken night. In our conversation, I narrowed his named down to two things: James or Justin. I decided to just go for it, said Justin and it ended up being James. Needless to say, I never saw that guy again. It was tres embarrassing.
Now imagine doing that while being inside of someone. That's a million and one times worse. Talk about getting Weinered out of Congress. If you call the wrong name in bed, you may as well return to your loft, pack your things and leave. You are no longer in the running to be America's Next Top Hookup.
So what do you do? The key here is to refrain from saying anything else for the rest of the copulation session. Just keep mum. Pretend like it never happened. When you're done, slink away like the incident didn't happen: quickly and quietly. Don't wait around for a call about a second date… you've sealed your fate as a one hit wonder.
And if you're the receiver in this kind of situation? My inclination is to say just let it slide. It happens to all of us. Everyone has looked at a Britney and said Ashley. For the most part, things like this are super harmless. Don't make a big deal about it.
If you're getting serious with this person, however, I'd say find out who this Ashley or Justin is and deal accordingly. There's never an excuse to shout out an exes name in bed… all other names deserve a shoulder shrug and a forgive and forget. Unless it's his mother's name. Red flag. Big big red flag.
Sexicon of the Week: Prejac
Word: Prejac Etymology: From the root word ejaculation, meaning to expel, spurt or spit. From the prefix pre meaning before or early. Definition: Prejac is a verb, meaning to lay one's seed earlier than intended. Usually happens unexpectedly with embarrassing result. Sentence: "I once had a friend who prejacced while making out with his girlfriend at a movie theater. The movie was Star Wars Episode 3, I think. What a great movie. Wow. How awkward would that be?"
Word: Prejac
Etymology: From the root word ejaculation, meaning to expel, spurt or spit. From the prefix pre meaning before or early.
Definition: Prejac is a verb, meaning to lay one's seed earlier than intended. Usually happens unexpectedly with embarrassing result.
Sentence: "I once had a friend who prejacced while making out with his girlfriend at a movie theater. The movie was Star Wars Episode 3, I think. What a great movie. Wow. How awkward would that be?"
A Sexit Sitdown Session: Chicken Fingers
Just the other day I was thinking about a future article exploring the best birth control options for loving adults in consensual relationships that they don't want ruined by a Junior. Literally, the NEXT day, this little gem showed up in my mailbox. I had to edit it down just a tad to make it Facebook appropriate, but I'm sure you'll get the gist.
I gave my girlfriend a "thumb's up" after I finished on her chest. I wiped my hand on a tissue, but now I'm worried that she might be pregnant. Any chance she might be pregnant?!?!?!
This is a very hands on question so let's tackle it head on, shall we? The question here isn't what happened and in what order. The real question is: what brand of toilet paper were you using? For example, if you were using one-ply Scott or Stay Fresh, the chances that you managed to wipe all of your specimen off before continuing are slim to none. If, however, you used Charmin Ultra, I'm confident that you were fully absorbed and clean before you continued with your two-fingered tango. I wouldn't worry too much about her being pregnant, but in the event that she starts puking in the morning and ordering pickle flavored ice cream, I'd head on over to your local free clinic and consult a doctor. I would also suggest you and your girlfriend adopt the rhythm method of birth control to avoid such a scare again (more on that next week!).
Finally friend, I will commend you for taking your woman's needs into your own hands. A lot of guys would have been done and done, rolled over and called it a night. I'm proud of you for finishing the task even if you finished for yourself just a little bit early. Next time, to avoid showing up first, try contracting the same muscles you use to hold your pee. It'll buy you a couple of minutes at least and you won't have to bring her to a finger photo finish at the end of it all.
What a Mouthful
Hello Sexers. We here at Sexit Strategy are still in celebratory mode after last night's sheer thrashing of the Miami Heat. And even if the Heat has the edge in the looks department (sorry Dirk and Kidd… it's just the way it is), we'll still take the little nugget Barea out to town over the likes of James, Wade and even Chalmers any day. What can we say? We like them bite sized.
And speaking of Mavs games, it was when a few friends and I were watching the game over potent margaritas that the age old question surfaced to the top. It's a question women (and 10-15% of men according to most studies) have asked themselves since the dawn of time. In fact, it's the first question Eve asked herself post-Garden when a bored Adam uttered the words "So… what do you wanna do now?" Anyone who's ever been in the eighth grade and/or been on a third date has asked themselves this question. I told you… age old.
The question I'm referring to? Spit or Swallow?
It's true. Anyone who's ever been down there has been plagued with the question. In fact, the anxiety surrounding the decision eclipses about sixty percent of the job, and guys can tell. I've had friends with a firm stance on the matter. No swallowing, ever. Always spit. I've also had looser friends who think that spitting is what slutty chicks do to make themselves feel less slutty. You've seen the task through to the end, you may as well finish the job.
Whatever your stance, know that the way you choose to answer the question says more about you than anything you reveal on the first three dates (assuming you waited that long. Chica, if you're debating spitting or swallowing at any point before at least a steak dinner and a stiff cocktail, you're not trying to have your personality judged… just saying). Spitters are oft considered classier, more wholesome and less streetwalker. Swallowers… well, you may as well go ahead and get Property of Tony tattooed onto the small of your back like you've been planning. If it lands anywhere else, I'm going to hope that he didn't warn you and that you didn't see it coming, so to speak. More on male etiquette there next week.
And if you are a spitter, what's the proper sexit? First and foremost, I hope you've isolated the nearest sink. It's like riding a plane. Know your emergency exit and you'll be fine. Don't, and you'll end up on an island with polar bears and strange winds for seven years. There's really no conversation required once you've decided to eject that seed like a rewound VHS tape ready to go back to Blockbuster. You simply get up off your knees, walk to the nearest sink or open window and you let it go likes it's a mouthful of sunflower seeds.
If you're determined to swallow that mess, well… you're also determined to be called only at 1:15 a.m. and only after 8 beers or a bottle of wine. Until next time sexers, keep it real and keep it classy.


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Franklinia alatamaha
Do you have a Franklin tree? No matter where you have it planted in the world, your tree is a descendant from the first seeds ever collected. Franklinia alatamaha was discovered by John Bartram and his son William in 1765 along the Altamaha River in Georgia, United States. Originally misspelled in the species as alatamaha instead of the river name Altamaha, Franklinia alatamaha is a flowering tree commonly called the Franklin tree. William noted that they never found the plant anywhere else but at the 2 or 3 acre plot where it was first discovered. Don't go trekking through the woods looking for the original spot though; it is extinct in the wild, having disappeared in the early 1800s. Franklinia alatamaha has survived as a cultivated ornamental tree from seeds John and William collected and sent back to England, while also growing his own in his home town of Philadelphia.
William named the plant to a new genus, Franklinia, in honor of his father's close friend Benjamin Franklin, a horticulturalist in his own right who took a strong interest in the plant. Originally thought to be a member of the genus Gordonia, Franklinia is thought to be closer in relation to the Asian genus Schima. Franklinia, a monotypic genus (meaning only one species), is a member of the tea family Theaceae.
A notoriously difficult tree to cultivate, the Franklin tree prefers sandy, high-acid soil, and does not do well with excessive moisture or compacted clay soil. The seed capsules take anywhere from 12-14 months to mature. The flowers are large, pure white with yellow, fragrant centers. The obovate leave's (teardrop-shaped) petiole attaches at the tapering point, and turn bright orange-red in the fall. It will grow to the modest height of roughly twenty feet.
Our Franklin tree in the garden is now in bloom. The flowers will take this already unique plant to the next level. Swing by the nursery and have a look as we still have a few in stock for that perfect spot you've been saving. See a part of horticultural legacy 250 years in the making.
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It sounds awful, but eroded cervix is actually quite common among pregnant women and in most cases has no bearing on your pregnancy at all
What are the symptoms of cervical erosion?
Often there are no symptoms for cervical erosion, but where there are symptoms these are bleeding after sex or in-between periods and/or vaginal discharge. As cervical erosion is so common during pregnancy it is a common cause of vaginal bleeding during pregnancy, especially later in pregnancy: the bleeding is usually bright red and low volume.
What causes cervical erosion?
Cervical erosion can be caused by: hormonal changes- such as caused by pregnancy or the contraceptive pill; items inserted into the vagina (such as tampons, barrier contraceptives or a speculum); several sexually transmitted diseases (STIs) such as herpes, chlamydia, gonorrhea and vaginal infections such as bacterial vaginosis.
The three groups of women most likely to suffer from eroded cervix are:
Will eroded cervix endanger my baby?
If you're pregnant and diagnosed with eroded cervix then it's most likely that hormonal changes during pregnancy are the cause of the cervical inflammation the eroded cervix won't interfere with your pregnancy in the slightest. However, if you're experiencing vaginal bleeding after intercourse then your doctor may well recommend that you abstain from intercourse until you're safely into the second trimester.
In any case you will be screened for the infections that can also lead to eroded cervix, such as chlamydia, gonorrhea, bacterial vaginosis and syphilis, which may have an impact on your pregnancy and labour.
What does eroded cervix mean for my general health?
Once it's established that the cervical erosion has not been caused by any of the above-mentioned infections and STIs you can stop worrying, the inflammation may cause bleeding and spotting but it isn't dangerous in itself. Cervical erosion is often diagnosed during a smear test as the condition can make it more difficult to get a clear sample. You may be called back for a repeat smear, but doctors won't be concerned by a simple case of cervical erosion unless it's causing an uncomfortable amount of bleeding or discharge. Cervical erosion isn't cancerous and doesn't increase your likelihood of developing cervical cancer.
While a diagnosis of cervical erosion sn't usually anything to wory about at all, you should always get any unusual vaginal bleeding checked out by your doctor.
How is eroded cervix treated?
Unless you are bothered with vaginal bleeding or discharge, eroded cervix is usually left completely untreated. If bleeding and discharge are a problem your doctor may recommend treatment to remove the inflammed tissue via cauterization (heat), laser therapy or freezing.
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