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'Dress' Gets Girl Booted
First, it was the case of a criminal prom dress. Now, a young woman is tossed from the mall for wearing a short dress. Funny thing is, she bought the little number at that very mall hours before, and the dress in question was actually a shirt. See the fashion crime and tell us--is she cute or should she get the boot?
Men weren't the only ones staring. One mother with small children complained because she says Klem's dress was so short you could see her thong.
The tank shirt, called a club shirt, was purchased at a Deb clothing stores in the mall. "We've seen this a million times," says a rep from Deb Stores. "Girls are always buying shirts as dresses--it depends really on your height, whether you can pull it off."
Because of the incident, the Richmond mall says they might have to update their dress code. "On our doors we clearly have posted 'no shoes, no shirt, no service,'" jokes Strunk. "Well, I guess I'm going to have to add 'no pants' to that."
Do you think the trashy looks sold in stores should be banned from malls?
|What's up with wearing a shirt as a dress?! It's just one of the many fashion trends we wish would go away. Check out our photo gallery:
I think it is time someone takes a stand before they go naked in public. If you want to be noticed then look decent. That's unusal now.
Don't worry Kymberly! You can always come over to my house and model that dress. Afterwards we can go to your place and shore up your trailer and drink some Bulldog Malt Liquor!
If you sale it you can bann it period the end! Either stop making it avilable to the coustomers if this is a more conservative mall then the clothing should know this. Malls are aloud to have polices in place however they should screen who rents floor space for the shops also and the merchandise they will be saling to the public. I don't have a problem with it thank God for summer and this free country and the great looking ladies who make life tolerable what we going to go back to uniforms to go out in public next. If you don't like it move.
The mall is privately owned; they can refuse service to anyone they want.
walking thru the mall looking like a hooker, when there are families around in broad daylight…. if someone really wants to see her thong, let them ask her, and let them go somewhere the rest of us don't have to be forced to see it….. it's kind of like "preaching on television and going to church… if you want to, cool…. if you don't it's your choice…. you don't cram it down someone's throat…. if you are telling them, and they don't want to hear, stop…. shut up…. move on….. this is freedom, people, freedom to CHOOSE….. and walking around in shirts is violation of everyone else's freedom to choose NOT to see your rear end hanging out….. keep it at home for the love of your life, your spouse….. your other half…..
It certainly wasn't haute couture, but offensive? I don't know about all that….
I can't believe her mother let her out of the house like that. Or brother, father or friend even!
Why not impose sanctions on the store that sold her the questionable clothing?! If you're going to harass the store's customers, then make sure that the store gets in trouble too. By the way, the mom who saw this girl…has she ever been in or near Abercrombie & Fitch or a Victoria Secret store? Give me a break. The girl looks fine. Leave her alone. And good for her for getting so much press…too bad the store wasn't mentioned so everyone who wanted to could run out and purchase this cute "little" number!
So now we have the Virtue Police in America ? I thought they are in Iran, Saudia and some other arab countries.What's next, a burka will be the only accepted dress for malls? Is this the begining?
How people dress is a matter of personal expression and nobody else's business. What gives anyone the right to tell another person what they should or should not attatch to their own body?
I live in Richmond KY. Sounds like some old lady was unhappy that her husband was checking out the young chicky poo and didn't like it. I have never heard of anyone calling the security guards over it. She looked fine to me and I'm 65
I guess in a world of free everything, You have the right to wear whatever it is you want, at the same time people have the right to ban it. This is a big story about nothing because it all begins at home. They shy away from nudity or partial nudity and it makes them want more. At the same time, this whole story makes no sense because we have more to worry about than a short dress.
the real story is what makes this young girl need to expose herself to get negative attention? wheres her mother? why should young children and families have to be exposed to playboy in the mall where they are probably shopping for school you want to show your ass go to a club where there are people who are old enough to decide to look or not
"men were looking at her". A quote from the mall police. Are they associates of "Cartman"? "respect my authoritie". I am sure there has to be some religious bent here. So, like "Lot", don't look back so you don't have to spew alot of hypocritical salt.
So what do you dumb-azz women do when you take your kids to the beach or swimming pool and the young ladies are wearing really tight bikinis? Does it Really matter WHERE a scantily clad young girl is? You hypocrits are all the same….Go live in Russia…..
Oooh yummy, I'd eat her any second, minute, hour, day, week, month, year etc.
Okay come on people. Did anyone watch the video? They showed several angles and you could NOT see her thong. Now it may not be the most appropriate piece of clothing, but I have seen much shorter parading as dresses. What about Daisy Dukes shorts that show half these girls butts? I think it is stupid to judge. Let people wear what they want as long as they are not nude why should it matter?
I do agree that she is able to wear whatever she chooses to wear, but unless she is asking for negative attention and wanting to to look easy, she should have worn something a little different to a public place like a mall. I mean I could understand if she was going to a club or party, it would be expected…but even at that, you are bringing yourself the wrong attention and not asking for respect. There is a way to dress that can still be sexy but yet respectful, and this is not it!
Wow! She looks very nice and very tasty!
Good for security!! Such clothing (if you call it such) should not be worn in public…except maybe, at a beach. The girl is an unprincipled pig who deserved to be thrown out of the mall.


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From Birth to 12 in Under 3 Minutes
Frans Hofmeester
Lotte's daddy filmed her every week for the first 12 years of her life. He's edited it all down to a 2 minute and 45 second montage where you can watch her blossom from baby to tween, just like that.
From spit up, to sprouting teeth, to tears, it's all there. We thought we were pretty clever videoing our little guy for 10 seconds each day of his first year so that we now have a 1 hour video that we torture our family with once in awhile. But the commitment to this 12 year project takes it a whole other level — that we admire greatly.
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I agree with JasmineisDomestic. However, it is pretty awesome. A person could do this without sharing it online and it'd be fun for the child when they're older to have it. I hope he continues filming and maybe she'll have a 3 minute video of her til she's 18! She seems very chatty and vocal in each little clip, haha.
I loved it. Probably because I am a woman of a certain age.
Kinda creepy to share this with so many strangers. Decided not to watch it myself.
It brought tears in my eyes. 12 years in 3 minutes.
I loved it!!! Thanks for sharing!!! It's absolutely beautiful.
You people are so old, this is the new now.
I think she will probably love and appreciate it, probably already does.
From an artistic view this would have been even better if she weren't talking in the videos the entire time. That was distracting, as I was focusing on how cool it is to see how the face features change over time.
Touching. Reminds me of a great John Leguizamo quote: "With children, the days are long but the years are short"...
This is awesome.
As a mom, I'm reminded that their childhood passes so quickly. Not in 3 minutes, though it often feels that way . . .
Beautiful. I don't find it obsessive or wrong to share. It's just her face/head. It's a fascinating project to be so disciplined and put something like this together! I'd rather criticize the parents who are apathetic at best or abusive at worst. Either people are "too obsessed" or "creepy" or they are "too complacent." Nothing will ever be good enough! sigh.
I love it! I agree with Dariac! It brought tears to my eyes thinking about my own three (now adult) children. I would love to have something like this of them, but the technology wasn't there in 1987, 1989 and 1993.
I didn't find it weird or creepy at all. It's sweet. I also liked seeing her talking through the whole thing, because she's probably a talker, which makes it even more cute.
It's beautiful, no question. But giving it away seems wrong somehow.
Wow, what dedication! It's a sweet tribute to his daughter that she will appreciate even more when she's older. It was cute to see her hairstyles change so much when she became a tween.
My goodness people everyone on AP are getting negative. Its art, something that should be shared.
I think it's beautiful.
This is the most beautiful thing I've seen in a long time...
Reminding us again, it's the simple things in life, that mean the most to us. Beautifully done. Your blessed. Thanks for sharing.
So neat! Definitely a lot of time and effort that turned out to be something to be cherished. You almost forget how much they've changed until you look back at old video/photos and this captures that perfectly. Thanks for sharing!
This is such a lovely video - what a dedicated parent! Lucky Lotte :)
What exactly is creepy about this? Some people here need to re-prioritise their lives, or go and find a worthwhile cause for their complaining. He is not the first to document a child's life and show that documentation, and he certainly won't be the last.
Love the hair in the first two years! And how he must've got a new camera when she was 10 ;)
Lovely... and it does feel like a blink of an eye for my baby girl to become 13. Life is precious, and treasure every moment.
I especially love the mouth - all the ideas and thoughts this young lady is sharing. Thanks.
Loved it. What a dedicated father.
My wife and I are getting ready to have twin boys in the next couple weeks, and I take this video as a beautiful reminder to capture the many intervals of childhood in video and photos. I'm inspired.
that is fantastic. i love it how she seems to be talking nonstop for a time :-D
i think he is sharing his love and his wonder at watching his daughter grow up, cannot see any wrong in it when it is done like this.
I think we should also keep in mind that this father is a filmmaker. So, to me, it makes total sense that he would share his video project publicly. And I for one, am happy he did. I see it as a beautiful document of some of the wonders of childhood (and parenthood). But it doesn't make me feel like I have to do the same and share it publicly also.
I love this, and I wish I had the skills and dedication to put something like this together for my kids. I don't see what's creepy about it (if this is creepy, I guess allowing any kid to be in the public eye is creepy, from young tv/movie stars to models to gymnasts to musicians, etc.). It's just the girl's face, no details about her life, etc.--I can't see what the big deal is. It's just amazing to see how a tiny sweet baby turns into a sweet big girl so fast--brings tears to my eyes, too.
I was fascinated, but it was a bit frenetic feeling with the high speed up chattering of the child. (Was there sound? I don't have speakers at work...)
It would have been cool to have stills, too -- maybe even with morphing software from image to image. This video would be a great resource for dollmakers and others who need to know how the head and face change throughout childhood years.
SO sweet. I love the effect of her talking versus the typical photo morph.
I'm grateful he shared this. Sometimes I need a reminder to focus on what's really important.
It was a bit too jerky and my eyes started to cross at about age 7 so I had to stop watching. But I thought it was a funny, lighthearted way to document a connection between this father and daughter. Except for the early nose picking - poor Lotte will be so embarrassed about that late on! :)
He also did a video of his son from birth to 9yrs. I didn't find either of them creepy.
I found myself trying not to blink so that I would not miss a moment. I don't have any children yet but it's a lesson to me to appreciate every moment when I do have them.
What a lovely thing for a parent to do for such a lovely child. Art is beauty, beauty is art.
What a beautiful and special thing to do for one's child :-) It's amazing to dedicate that much time to a project and is such a special gift that only she will have!!

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Saratoga Springs, NY (Sports Network) - One week after dominating the Pacific Classic with Game On Dude, trainer Bob Baffert has shipped 4-year-old colt Paynter east to face the remainder of the nation's best handicap horses in the $750,000 Woodward Stakes at Saratoga Race Course on Saturday.
Paynter, owned by Zayat Stables, will be one of seven older thoroughbreds in the 1 1/8-mile Woodward, which also features Breeders' Cup Classic champ Fort Larned.
Paynter has drawn post 5 with Rafael Bejarano also coming in from California to ride the colt. The Woodward will be Paynter's first start on the east coast since winning the Haskell Invitational at Monmouth Park 13 months ago.
The 4-year-old is coming off a second-place finish in Del Mar's San Diego Handicap as the 3-5 favorite.
"He never seemed comfortable out there," Bejarano said. "I felt like I had plenty of horse, but he just wasn't liking what he was doing. He was right there on the turn, but he didn't have enough at the end."
He won his return start on June 14 at Hollywood Park after being sidelined nearly 11 months. Paynter has won half of his eight career starts and $1,029.424.
Fort Larned, fifth in the Whitney, will be ridden by Brian Hernandez, Jr. from post 3. Trained by Ian Wilkes, the 5-year-old is owned by Janis Whitham.
Winner of last year's Whitney and the Stephen Foster in June, Fort Larned skipped the Woodward in 2012 to prepare for the Jockey Club Gold Cup, where he finished third.
"I feel this year he needs more racing. After this, we're definitely going to look at the Jockey Club Gold Cup (Sept. 28)," Wilkes noted.
The Foster is the only victory for the 5-year-old in 2013. In his first start of the year, Fort Larned lost his rider at the break of the Gulfstream Park Handicap. He followed with a disappointing fifth in the Oaklawn Handicap before posting a 6 1/4-length win at Churchill Downs.
Fort Larned has banked $4,053,917 with nine wins in 23 lifetime starts.
Successful Dan comes out of the Whitney where he finished second to Cross Traffic, less than a length from winning. On Saturday, the 7-year-old gelding will again have Julien Leparoux in the saddle and leave from post 2.
"He ran his race the way I thought he'd run," trainer Charles LoPresti said of the Whitney. "He was really running at the end. I told my nephew around the three-eighths pole he was picking up horses left and right. I knew he was going to run his race, and he did."
Owned by Morton Fink, Successful Dan won first time out this season in the Ben Ali at Keeneland and was fourth in the Stephen Foster.
The gelding has won eight of 14 career starts for $923,154.
Here is the full field in post position order for the Woodward: Ron the Greek, Javier Castellano; Successful Dan, Julien Leparoux; Fort Larned, Brian Hernandez Jr.; Flat Out, Junior Alvarado; Paynter, Rafael Bejarano; Mucho Macho Man, Edgar Prado and Alpha, John Velazquez.
The Woodward has an approximate post-time of 5:45 p.m. (ET).


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"I was notified of the change at the end of January," Sauter said. "I was surprised and disappointed, disappointed because it is important to have a consistent person at the Wellness Center to oversee students."
Sauters job, which she has had for six years, is to act as the constant, cohesive professional that helps students run the Wellness Center, which is currently located across from Health Services on the first floor of the administration building.
The Wellness Center is a resource for students, providing peer-led education programs to help students make healthy lifestyle choices. The Wellness Center also offers confidential counseling, chemical use evaluations and prevention/intervention programs for drug and alcohol abuse.
Sauter and other Wellness Center members fear that the new face of the center will have negative consequences on the Wellness Centers effectiveness.
"I believe that students are very capable of continuing quality programming," Sauter said. "But because student peer-educators turn over every couple of years due to graduation or studying abroad, the Wellness Center will suffer without a full-time staff member that remains a constant,"
Maggie Griesgraber 04 has worked at the Wellness Center for the past three years, first as a peer educator and now as a healthy lifestyles assistant. When she heard of the changes being made next year, she was not pleased.
"I was disappointed because in the past three years I have seen the Wellness Center grow and develop, especially in the caliber of student workers," Gries-graber said. "But without a staffed supervisor, I fear that credibility issues could be serious enough that some programs that need to be at St. Olaf could be lost."
Dean of Students Greg Kneser explained that the cut was entirely budget-based.
"The decision to make the Wellness Center student-run next year was not a decision made because of perceived weakness or problems with Ms. Sauter," Kneser said. "It came down to the college needing to reduce its budget; everything but academic programs were on the table."
Kneser believes that, although the Wellness Center will be different without a regular staff member, he has confidence in the upcoming change.
"SARN and the Pause are good examples of things on campus being run by students," Kneser said. "I had to ask myself, Where are you putting professional resources in a program that could have success if student-run?"
Kneser also said that moving the Wellness Center into the SORC next year is a serious consideration.
"If the Wellness Center was in the SORC, students could see it daily," Kneser said. "It could help pump life into the SORC and become less of an out-of-the-way destination for students."
Kneser said inexpensive remodeling in the SORC would create a confidential and private space inside the main Well-ness Center office.
Griesgraber, however, has problems with this proposal.
"If we have the resources to build a private space in the SORC, why cant we use those resources to keep what we have?" Griesgraber said. "This decision would be one thing if the Wellness Center needed re-vamping, but in my estimation it has been growing with the help of Sauter."


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Condo, 2 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6)
Welcome to "Lighthouse Getaway", your cozy vacation home away from home!
The unique Inlet building in the Minorca complex is directly on the ocean, only 100 yards from the beach over a wooden boardwalk. The fully equipped kitchen opens to a nicely-appointed dining/living room. The second bedroom can be arranged with one king bed or two twins at your request. There is a queen sleeper in the livingroom. There is a TV in each bedroom as well as a 32' flat screen in the livingroom.
For those whose computers must stay connected to the outside world, wireless high speed internet is provided in the unit.
Let the sunrise greet you each morning as you wake up to the spectacular ocean panorama dotted with white sails, fishing boats and the few surfers who have already hit the waves.
Enjoy morning coffee and evening appetizers on the 8' x 31' 6th floor balcony that overlooks one of the best surfing beaches on the East Coast. Use the high bar stools to see over the railing, or relax, read or sunbathe in the chaise and lower deck chairs. Observe the pelicans and other sea birds as they fly before you at eye level. The Ponce Lighthouse just across the inlet carries out it's nightly duty and augments the idyllic seascape.
Put on your walking shoes and stroll along the 1.5 mile boardwalk that winds its way through the Dunes Park between you and the end of the peninsula. Don't miss the tortoises basking in the sun along the way. Then cool off in the pool just below your balcony.
Like to fish? Play tennis? Work out in exercise/weight facilities? Ride a bike? Take your pick...all are available from your "Lighthouse Getaway". And of course the community of New Smyrna Beach offers quaint shops, restaurants and many sea-faring options.
Close to Orlando attractions and Kennedy Space Center.
The Inlet is part of the gated community of Minorca, the top resort in the area.
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To 'see' more of the property click on the video at the top of the page and for more pictures and a video of the view from the balcony click on 'more photos' right above the owner's profile.
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My husband and I have lived and traveled all over the world. Originally from Michigan and Minnesota, we married in Nashville, TN and currently live in Parker, CO. We chose this unique 'Lighthouse Getaway' as our seaside retreat because we enjoy the spectacular views, the wildlife, and unique feel of New Smyrna Beach. We love to walk along the beach and the boardwalk every morning and ride our bikes along the beach in the evenings. There are so many wonderful day trips you can take, or just relax on the balcony and read a good book. We hope you like our home away from home as much as we do. Mike and Carolyn Nickerson
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2014 - Sophomore: Game-By-Game Statistics ... All-CAA Second Team ... Earned single-season career-highs with 20 groundballs and nine caused turnovers while starting each of the 13 games played in 2014 ... Picked up a groundball while starting on close defense at Army on Feb. 8 ... Grabbed one groundball against No. 14 Ohio State (2/16) ... Caused two turnovers and scooped up a groundball against Harvard (2/22) ... Assisted on one goal, picked up four groundballs and caused two turnovers during the win at Brown on March 1 ... Nabbed a pair of groundballs during the win over Providence (3/11) ... Notched two groundballs when UMass won at No. 5 Penn State (3/15) ... Caused a Hartford turnover and secured one groundball during the victory over Hartford (3/22) ... Picked up three groundballs and caused a turnover against Towson (4/5) ... Added two groundballs and as many caused turnovers against No. 12 Hofstra (4/19) ... Secured one caused turnover at Delaware (4/25).
2013 - Freshman: Game-By-Game Statistics ... Was called into action due to an injury to James Fahey and made 13 starts among 14 appearances on the year as a close defenseman ... Scooped up 13 groundballs and caused a pair of turnovers on the year alongside veteran close defense starters and seniors Ryan Hollenbaugh and Jake Smith ... Took four penalties totaling three minutes and 30 seconds ... Made his first appearance as a Minuteman during the 12-11 come-from-behind victory No. 4 North Carolina (2/16) as the UMass defense held the Tar Heels scoreless in the final quarter ... Started on close defense at Harvard on Feb. 23, earning single-game career-highs with four groundballs scooped up and two turnovers caused in the Minutemen victory over the Crimson ... Had a pair of groundballs at Albany (3/5) ... Earned one groundball at Saint Joseph's (3/30) ... Totaled three groundballs as Massachusetts defeated No. 20 Hofstra, 9-8 on the road at Shuart Stadium on April 20 in a come-from-behind effort ... Ended his freshman season with a groundball at No. 9 Penn State during the CAA Tournament Semifinal Round (5/1).
Before UMass: Letterwinning defenseman at Bishop Guertin in Nashua N.H., under coach Chris Cameron ... Was named a United States Lacrosse (USL) High School All-American in 2012 ... Also was a member of the football team at Bishop Guertin.
Personal: Full name is Kyle Albert Karaska ... Born on November 17, 1993 in Groton, Mass. ... Son of Mark and Francine Karaska ... Brother of Emily and Rachel ... Is majoring in environmental science.
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Gosh, I'm impressed. I've had a few really lousy Dongbei (or Northeastern) suppers in London, and until last night had never had a good one. But a friend and I decided to visit Manchurian Legends, a Chinatown newcomer that has won some enthusiastic reviews, and for once it did live up to the hype. We began with homemade 'mixed chilled vegetable salad' (家常涼菜), an elegant mix of tofu skin, beanthread noodles, carrot, cucumber, spring onion and coriander, deftly seasoned with chilli oil, vinegar and lashings of garlic; and a couple of perky little fried pastries stuffed with scrambled egg and Chinese chives (韭菜盒子). The potful of sweet potato 'glass' noodles with sliced belly pork and pickled mustard greens that followed (酸菜五花肉燉粉條) was delightfully soft and slithery in the mouth, soothing and refreshing at the same time, and we enjoyed another local speciality, thick, lazy ribbons of mung bean pasta on a bed of slivered vegetables, adorned with intensely-flavoured pork strips, chilli and vinegar (東北大拉皮). Continue reading…
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A couple more reviews of Ba Shan, the new London restaurant in the Bar Shu Group for which I work as consultant. Giles Coren, writing in the Times on Saturday, called it 'A wonderful addition to my eating life… and a fresh new way to enjoy the most exciting food in the world'. Terry Durack, in the Independent on Sunday, found it 'immediately charming', and enjoyed 'a meal of such distinct and interesting textures and flavours… a gastronomic tour of the provinces of China that Chinatown forgot'.
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Time Out published a glowing review of Ba Shan, the latest restaurant in the Bar Shu Group, last week – five out of six stars!
And Richard Vines, writing on Bloomberg.com, called it 'the most exciting new Chinese restaurant I've tried in London since Bar Shu three years ago'.
I have to say that I'm seriously addicted to the guo tie (pot-stickers) and the dumplings in chilli oil sauce.
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The new restaurant, Ba Shan, was the subject of Fay Maschler's main review in the Evening Standard on Wednesday. And there's already a review up on Time Out's website, which mentions 'the exquisite food and impossibly cheery service' – we understand that it will appear in the magazine itself the week after next. It was a blogger, however, who had the first word on the new restaurant, visiting it even before the sign had been put up outside!
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There was a lovely review of my latest book last week, as part of a podcast from Ithaca, New York. The review comes some way into the programme – about 45 minutes. The reviewer said it 'completely changed a lot of my perceptions… as well as explaining how we can understand it better, not just the history but the philosophy and the cultural things that surround it… This is a really cool book, it completely explained Chinese cuisine to me.'


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We've lost a member of our FTF family
Tri70 posted over in the Range Report section, that RiverRat68 passed away on June 15th, Tri confirmed it with River's daughter
R.I.P. RiverRat you will be missed.
Somebody has to speak for these people. Y'all got on this boat for different reasons, but y'all come to the same place. So now I'm asking more of you than I have before. Maybe all. Sure as I know anything, I know thisthey will try again. Maybe on another world, maybe on this very ground swept clean. A year from now, ten? They'll swing back to the belief that they can make people...better. And I do not hold to that. So no more runnin'. I aim to misbehave. Mal Reynolds Serenity/Firefly
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My condolences and prayers to the family.
May he rest in peace.
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And I saw heaven opened, and behold a white horse; and he that sat upon him was called Faithful and True, and in righteousness he doth judge and make war.
I am so saddened by this. River Rat and I formed a friendship when he was in rehab and his dog accidentally got sent to the pound. I made some phone calls out to Las Vegas and helped secure the dog until his friend can pick the dog up. RiverRat made arrangements to have the dog flown to me should anything happen to him. I wonder where the dog is. If his daughter or friend is keeping Toby, that's fine. I just hope it didn't end up in the shelter again.
Can someone confirm with his daughter where Toby is? River Rat had it all worked out with an airlines to get the dog to me. But someone would have to initiate the transportation.
it is a sad day to find out one of our members has passed on.
RIP RiverRat.
Rest in peace!
Here is hoping RR is floating a nice river through some groovy scenery in whatever hereafter there is.
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I hope he finds peace. My condolences and prayers to the family.....
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RIP RiverRat
Keep the range in Heaven warm for us.
WOC keep us posted on Toby, I hope you get him.
Although i did not know the man this saddens me nevertheless, because he had to be agood person if he was owned by a dog. Rest in Peace brave warrior
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"What about me?" I spat at my mother as she sat frail and broken in a wheelchair, her legs too wasted to carry her emaciated body.
It was Christmas of 1999, and my father, two brothers, and I were at a family-counseling session during my mother's second — though not her last — stint in rehab in Florida. My father had found her a few weeks earlier, lying half-dead on the couch, her once-pristine condo looking like a homeless person's final filthy squat, splattered with puke and diarrhea. I guess our tough-love tactic — booting her out of the house in New Jersey to go "deal with herself" near her sister in Florida, plus my father's recent visit on their anniversary to announce that he didn't love her anymore and wanted a separation — was too much for a woman who had always defined tough. When my father scooped her off the couch and rushed her to the hospital that day, the doctor glared at him and asked my mother, "Who did this to you?"
What a stupid question, I would have said to the doctor, had I been there. She did this to herself.
So there we sat, on uncomfortable seats under the blinding sun on that suffocatingly humid day, as the counselor prattled on about what my mother needed from us to get her healthy. My mother explained that she was feeling physically better and mentally optimistic — hell, she was even making jokes. And I just unloaded. I told her that I had always hated her, that she was a lousy drunk, that she deserved everything she was getting. I wanted her to feel my pain. I wanted her to cry. I had never seen her cry, and she didn't that day, either.
Was I being selfish? Maybe. But that's how we are with our mothers, judging them by how well, or how poorly, they looked out for us and how they prepared us for life. It's a role that we see strictly from our point of view, stripped of all backstory, all emotional narrative — except for how it pertains to us.
So the question of what made my mother such a catastrophically bad one never occurred to me until the other night, when I was dining with some girlfriends and talking about the uniquely feminine compromises and frustrations we were tussling with while working and raising kids. And it got me wondering what my mother's were and how they drove her to lose herself nightly in a bottle of Stoli.
After three failed rehabs, a couple of DUIs, and at least one serious flirtation with death, my mother quietly quit drinking for good about five years ago. Since then, we slipped into a peaceful détente and, terrified of testing it, never, ever talked about our 30-year war. But suddenly, I realized I needed to. Now that her mind was clear, now that I was in a place where understanding could take the place of judgment, I wanted to hear from her what the hell had happened. After all, we are mirror images of each other — blonde hair and blue eyes, high cheekbones and small builds — and I'm at that same age and stage of life that she was when everything fell apart for her.


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Samsung doesn't—or at least they aren't promoting it. Instead, they are high on their three new music phones.
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The SGH-i450 is the cream of the crop, and has an amplifier by Bang & Olufsen to justify its $508 price tag. The slider also features 35MB of memory (say what?), a 2-megapixel camera, an SD card slot (whew!), a 2.4-inch display and a Symbian S60 OS.
The SGH-F330 ($365) is also a slider, also with the 2-megapixel camera and 24MB of memory. The SGH-F210 ($393) is a swivel unit, with built-in FM radio and 1GB of memory. Gizmodo has more specs on each.
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Commemorating the US prisoners of 1812-14 at the American cemetery at Dartmoor Prison. (Photo acknowledgement: Royal Navy.)
Forgotten history
Most Colonels will know that the Kentucky Colonels owe their origin to the creation of the first military Aide de Camp to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Kentucky during the 1812-14 with the British.
In June 2013 a much more sombre event was commemorated - the 200th anniversary of American prisoners of war marching from Plymouth to Dartmoor Prison.
Over 6,500 American servicemen, mostly sailors passed though the prison gates of Dartmoor and 271 of these veterans subsequently died there. They are buried in the American cemetery at Dartmoor Prison.
Marking the day with a church service and other events were women from the National Society United States Daughters of 1812, a woman's organisation for descendants of those who served on the US side during the war. The service was attended by the Deputy Lord Lieutenant of Devon, the Lord Mayor of Plymouth, re-enactors in period uniform, and representatives from the US Navy and Royal Navy.
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A list of Kentucky Colonels is a Who's Who of outstanding men and women around the world. A Kentucky Colonel's certificate, signed by the Governor and the Secretary of State and bearing the Great Seal of Kentucky, has hung on the walls of such distinguished leaders as Sir Winston Churchill, Margaret Thatcher, and Presidents Lyndon B. Johnson and Ronald Reagan. Certificates are also proudly displayed by outstanding citizens in all walks of life.
The tradition began in 1813 when Governor Isaac Shelby named one of his officers, Charles Todd, as an "Aide-de-Camp" on the Governor's staff with the rank and grade of Colonel. Later Governors commissioned Colonels to act as their protective guard; they wore uniforms and were present at most official functions. Other Governors continued this practice and by 1920s their numbers had grown considerably.
In 1932, The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels was formally established as "a great non-political brotherhood for the advancement of Kentucky and Kentuckians." Over the years, the Colonels have contributed millions of dollars to worthy causes. In addition to their collective charitable efforts, the Governor's order creating each individual's commission states that the Colonelcy carries with it a responsibility to be "Kentucky's ambassadors of good will and fellowship around the world."
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Paruppu thakkali rasam i dal tomato rasam i rasam recipes By VIRUNTHU UNNA VAANGA 09/09/14 16:24 Rasam is very important in lunch menu at every South Indian home, right? Some are not feels fulfil without rasam rice in their plate, and some may live with only rasam and pickle or if they are non-vegetarian omelette is more than enough with rasam rice.... Add to my recipe book
Betel Leaves Tomato Rasam/Vethalai Thakkali Rasam/Vetrillai Thakkali Rasam By Priya's Versatile Recipes 07/29/14 15:26 I started cooking with betel leaves recently that too after my India trip, actually betel leaves have many medicinal values, they are good for easy digestion and one among the best remedy for cold. Obviously who will miss the chance to cook with this incredible... Add to my recipe book
Simple south indian hot tomato rasam/No dal spicy tomato rasam/indian version of hot tomato soup/step by step pictures By mahaslovelyhome.com 07/24/14 16:31 Rasam or charu is a south indian popular spicy hot dish which prepares with juicy tomatoes and tamarind..Tamarind is the main ingredient which gives tangy taste to rasam and here in foz mini tamarind pulp packets are available luckily.After sambar, rasam... Add to my recipe book
Green Chick pea Lentil sambar/Easy south indian rasam recipes/Chana sambar with dal and tomato/Instant sambar recipes By mahaslovelyhome.com 07/11/14 20:00 Rasam is one of the comforting dish in south indian cuisine..It is DH favorite and even my two little kids also love it...I became like an expert in making tomato rasam after 6 years experience. DH n kids never feels bore t have it,but I was tired to prepare... Add to my recipe book
Tomato rasam / Thakkali rasam / how to make rasam By nandoo's kitchen 07/07/14 18:52 Today, I am sharing with you an easy recipe which is very common in South India - Tomato rasam. There are various types of rasams available but today, while going through the recipes I found that I haven't posted any rasam recipe till now. So here's an... Add to my recipe book
Thakkali Juice Rasam – Tomato Juice Rasam By My Cooking Journey 06/06/14 05:23 5th June, 2014 Rasam is a staple in the South Indian household and we grew up eating rasam saadham/rice almost every day. The South Indian meal is not complete without rasam. Hence we need quite a few recipes for different kinds of rasam so it does not... Add to my recipe book
Tomato Rasam | தாக்காளி ரசம் | Thakkali Rasam By Sharan's Samayalarai 05/28/14 14:00 Tomato Rasam is hearty, sour and spicy recipe prepared with simple handy ingredients, but provides a soul satisfying rice accompaniment. Also, it has health benefits with the different spices used in it and its easy to prepare. It improves the appetite... Add to my recipe book
Tomato Rasam / Thakkali Rasam By The aromas of my kitchenette 05/21/14 06:27 Rasam is a very common dish prepared in South India. This is usually eaten with rice and easily digestible. It is a South Indian soup and traditionally made with tamarind pulp, spices and tomatoes. It is also known as Saaru and it is usually loved by everyone... Add to my recipe book
Tomato rasam recipe By CHARUSCUISINE 05/07/14 12:49 Rasam or saaru is a South Indian soup, made with tamarind juice, tomatoes, rasam powder, turdal and coriander leaves which are the main ingredients. Traditionally, rasam is served with rice and is usually fluid in consistency. Rasam is called as saaru in... Add to my recipe book
Thakkali Rasam – Tomato Rasam (made in Eeya Sombu) By My Cooking Journey 04/27/14 22:47 27th April, 2014 Thakkali rasam is an essential part of meal in every South Indian family. I am a big fan of rasam and I need it when I am making South Indian food. The rasam is so refreshing that some prefer to drink it as a soup and some eat it with the... Add to my recipe book
Tomato rasam By Remmy's Kitchen 03/23/14 09:17 Tomato rasam Rasam is an easy to prepare but very flaourful dish.It is good for stomach too.Garlic and cumin are best for reducing gas trouble.During my college days we got hot hot tomato rasam and Beef fry or vanpayar ularthiyathu(cow pea fry) from our... Add to my recipe book
Rasam (Konkani: Tomato Saar) By Season the Recipe 02/27/14 08:55 Time Required: 15 minutes Servings: 4 _________________________________________________________________________________ A quick and tasty dish that every one would love to have with hot rice is Tomato Rasam. Today I have made Rasam and it has turned out... Add to my recipe book
Easy & Quick Rasam with Rasam Powder/Instant Tomato Rasam By Priya's Virundhu.... 02/24/14 13:04 Rasam is a staple South Indian Soup eaten with steamed rice or drank as such as soup. I just love rasam, when I am in no mood to cook then I make this simple and quick rasam with potato fry and enjoy my day. Do check out other RasamVarieties by clicking... Add to my recipe book
Easy & Quick Rasam with Rasam Powder/Instant Tomato Rasam By Priya's Virundhu.... 02/24/14 12:39 Rasam is a staple South Indian Soup eaten with steamed rice or drank as such as soup. I just love rasam, when I am in no mood to cook then I make this simple and quick rasam with potato fry and enjoy my day. Do check out other RasamVarieties by clicking... Add to my recipe book
Broccoli Tomato Rasam | South Indian Broccoli Soup By Desi Fiesta Desi fiesta 02/22/14 22:18 Winter calls for lots of soup to be served before the meal and most loved dish to comfort you in a chilly weather . Soups are always loved in our home and mainly the south indian rasam is always loved with some potato stir fry. It may be a cold or cough... Add to my recipe book
Instant Tomato Rasam - Tomato charu recipe - Easy tomato saaru recipe By Vysyas Delicious recipes 02/10/14 20:05 Rasam is a essential recipe in South Indian Meals. It is called Rasam in Tamil and Malayalam, Saaru in Kannada and Charuin Telugu. This recipe is made with tomatoes,Garlic, cumin and pepper seeds. You can also have this rasam as soup.This rasam Goes well... Add to my recipe book
Simple and Easy Rasam (Tomato & Tamarind) By cookbookjaleela 01/30/14 20:19 Simple and Easy Rasam (Tomato & Tamarind) Serves: 4 Cooking Time : 12 min Ingredients Tamarind – 1 gooseberry size Tomato – 1 no cut in to four pcs Green chili – 1 no Garlic – 3 nos Turmeric pwd – ¼ tspn Rasam pwd – 1 tspn (homemade or store bought) Coarsely... Add to my recipe book
Instant / Easy Tomato Rasam ( without Rasam Powder) By Poornima's Cookbook 01/21/14 06:21 This is a easy to make and also a comfort food from South India. Though there are many varieties of rasam; i want to share this simple version, especially for beginners. Ingredients: Tomato -1 big Garlic- 3 to 4 cloves Black pepper - 1 tsp Jeera / Cumin... Add to my recipe book
Tomato rasam/Thakkali rasam By Food and Beyond 12/17/13 00:51 Tomato rasam/Thakkali rasam Ingredients: Tomato -4 lemon juice -2 tbsp garlic cloves -2 green chilies -2 cilantro -few finely chopped curry leaves -few oil -2 tsp mustard seeds -1/4 tsp fenugreek seeds -1/8 tsp hing -pinch To grind: pepper corns -1 tsp... Add to my recipe book
Dwadasi Sathuamuthu/Lemon Rasam without Tomato and Tamarind By Madappalli 11/28/13 01:16 This saathuamuthu is very simple. I make this saathuamuth on Dwadasi days(Next day of Ekadasi day). I am working on Dwadasi Paranya Thaligai posting. I will post it later. I made this rasam... Add to my recipe book


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seriously though; i know i mention her a lot, but without daisy i don't think i'd be where i am today. i mean she got me back to college by showing me i could, she got me going to spoken word events becuase she knew i could, she has helped me with my monologue exams because she knew i could. she is the biggest support in my life and she always gives me an example to aspire to, with her going away to university and taking her first steps into showing the world how insanely talented and fucking fantastic she is. Most people would name people like Ghandi, Martin Luther King or someone of that nature as their hero for showing them a better way of thinking, but me, my hero is my beautifully perfect girlfriend - Daisy Inkersole and I love her so much for it.
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As we all know, currently, the only options available to anyone purchasing the Nexus 5 are either black or white. So does this mean we'll soon see new Nexus 5 color options arrive in the Play Store? Not likely. Upon closer inspection we noticed that, aside from how janky the colors look on the web page, a load screen (along with URL change) always accompanies a color change on Google Play. Go ahead and try it for yourself. Now come back to this video. See what we mean?
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Funeral services are at 11 a.m. Saturday at Van Hoe Funeral Home, East Moline. Burial is at Greenview Memorial Gardens, East Moline. Visitation is one hour prior to services. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Wounded Warrior Project.
Anna Liggett was born on Nov. 17, 1929, in Glasgow, Mo., the daughter of Denver and Martha Patrick Liggett. She married Robert J. Horn Jr. on May 24, 1947, in East Moline.
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Yikes! I'm kind of shocked this piece taking Google to task for now having mandatory HTTPS on Gmail got to the publication stage. What's fascinating is how much this argument against mandatory HTTPS mirrors anti-vaccine arguments.
To be fair, the author kind of revisits the piece in an update and admits the flaws in the thesis (to a certain extent).
Goodbye Gmail
I'm not the only one who left Gmail.
True Linux Confessions: Leaving Gmail for <gasp> Outlook.com
I sometimes feel a little bit over-invested in the Google ecosystem. Google is a double-edged sword, because the more invested I am in their products, the easier so many things are, but the downside is that I'm at their mercy whenever they decide to make changes, UI or otherwise. Plus, the more Google products I use, the more information they have about me, which doesn't always feel ideal from a privacy perspective (although The New York Times is surprisingly OK with the idea). With that in mind, a few months ago I decided to get myself off of Gmail. To my surprise, I wound up switching to Outlook.com.
I'd heard a lot of surprisingly positive things about Outlook.com. Plus, when I was writing my book, I was surprised (shocked, even) how well so many Microsoft services compared to the Google versions (Microsoft does lose points for naming products, though). As you might guess, I've never been a huge Microsoft fan. I've always resented their monopoly and for a long time, they released subpar products because of that monopoly. For a long time, Microsoft didn't innovate because they didn't need to. But with Google and Apple coming at Microsoft all the time on all kinds of fronts, I no longer see Microsoft as a dominant force. Instead, I see it as more a broken boxer trying to make one final run at a belt. Where Hotmail always felt like Microsoft had been sentenced to run it, Outlook.com is much more cohesive and thoughtful. It allows you to send through a domain for free, via their domains tool. The web interface is great, with a true desktop client feel. For instance, pressing the delete key actually deletes a message. The spam filtering is also great. I've been reviewing the spam folder each day, and misfires are extremely rare. Plus, like most spam filters, it learns as you mark things as spam and not spam.
As I mentioned above, I have Outlook.com configured for my domain, but it also allows me to send messages through other accounts. It also has a great aliasing concept, where I can create Outlook accounts and associate them with my master account. It's not something I use, but it's a smart way to handle multiple identities.
The IMAP implementation is also fantastic, in that it's standard. Google's IMAP always felt like it played by its own rules, what with the weird way it displayed labels and the fact that delete didn't really delete but Outlook.com runs flawlessly through Thunderbird and K9 (my phone email client, although the Outlook.com Android app also works well). I'm not making due with Outlook.com — I actively prefer it to Gmail. Where Gmail often made me feel like I was working the way the Gmail team wanted me to, Outlook.com provides the flexibility to work the way I want to. Just about every time I've thought "I wish Outlook.com let me do X," I've gone into the settings and found a way to make it happen.
Now to be clear, I am in no way Google-free. I still use Google Calendar because my wife and I share events (and because I fear my calendar is too big and complicated to export). I still use Google Hangouts to chat with people, although now that I'm not using Gmail, I'm using the Hangouts Chrome extension (Outlook.com also supports Hangouts). I also didn't bother to move my old Gmail over to Outlook, because it seemed unnecessary. I rarely need to go back through my email and if I do, I know where the Gmail messages are. However, Google recently made moving mail fairly simple.
Before settling on Outlook.com, I spent a fair amount of time researching services (I knew I didn't want to be responsible for my own server) on EmailDiscussions and decided to start my exploration with Fastmail, which is very highly-rated and recommended pretty much everywhere.
Fastmail is robust, with great support for multiple accounts. They're also considered very strong from a privacy perspective, but the spam filtering was just prohibitively bad. I have a few accounts that have been public for a decade or more, so I get hit with spam pretty hard. I also wasn't able to get two-step authentication working. In general, the documentation wasn't great and after a couple of weeks, I decided to explore other options.
My next stop was hosted Exchange. Exchange is an industry standard and the price was ridiculously low ($4/month). I got Exchange up and running but it was way, way, way more than I needed in some ways (especially for a single user), and not enough in others (like it didn't offer a convenient way to handle multiple email accounts).
In terms of leaving Google, this is, admittedly, not a huge victory. But it did help me to diversify a bit. To a certain extent, Android users need to be invested in Google or your phones become useless. That's the price of convenience and I'm OK with it. But moving off of Gmail, even if the move is to a Microsoft product, feels good. Outlook.com is solid, with a nice interface, and great IMAP support. I'm shocked that given a choice between a Google product and a Microsoft one, the Microsoft one is ultimately the one that provides more freedom in how I use it. If you're no longer interested in Gmail and you're OK with US-hosted servers, and all that that implies, Outlook.com is a great option — even for Linux users.
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Writing a Book with Linux
I spent the past year writing The Librarian's Guide to Academic Research in the Cloud, a book which focuses on using and thinking about cloud services in an academic research context. I'm fortunate enough to belong to a union that negotiated research leave for new faculty, and that leave made the book possible.
The content of the book might be interesting to Linux users (here is an excerpt), but I wanted to talk about the process for writing the book, which was very Linux-intensive.
Before starting the book, I had heard a lot of horror stories about people forced to use crazy Word stylesheets and templates from publishers. I was very glad that my publisher didn't use anything like that, which might have forced me to spend more time in Windows. I decided to work with RTF files and used LibreOffice to write the whole thing.
Working with LibreOffice as much as I did was an interesting process. At work, I use Word for word processing and at home I use gedit until I absolutely need to format something. So I hadn't spent very much time with LibreOffice. It was fine, but there were some rough edges that made it feel a few iterations behind Word. For instance, I wasn't able to get a running word count going, even though there's supposed to be an extension to do that. Fonts seemed to change between opening and closing a file. And one file kept getting wiped because I had an HTML link at the start of the file. Nothing cataclysmic happened, but using LibreOffice was not as smooth as using Word. Word is crazy and convoluted, but for the most part, it's stable and stays out of your way. LibreOffice occasionally acted up and while nothing completely wrecked my project, I don't find myself suddenly writing in it now that I no longer need to.
Despite some of its limitations, one LibreOffice feature I love is the ability to generate a PDF of a document in one click. I had to deal with permissions, so I just created a permission template that let me easily turn permissions forms into PDFs, which I then emailed out. This was much easier in LibreOffice than it would have been in Word, where I would have needed to convert the files to PDFs using Save As, or that weird Adobe button that takes forever to export the PDF. The Gmail canned message option (available in Labs) was also very helpful when it came time to send out the permissions. The whole permissions process required very little typing, which is always nice.
I've recently heard good things about XMLmind, which is used, among other things, to generate DocBook. It's something I want to further explore for long-form writing. And I'm also curious to see if pandoc, recently mentioned by Bryan Behrenshausen, might be a good option for me.
In terms of images, I did as much as I could with GIMP and the default GNOME Screenshot tool and that was super simple. I know some people hate GIMP, but once you get used to it (and it took me quite a while to get used to it), it's powerful and effective. I don't know if I'll ever find it easy to use, but it can be conquered.
I was terrified of losing work, so I used SpiderOak as my main backup tool, but then also manually uploaded files into Dropbox every time they were updated. One of the things I like about SpiderOak is that it can be configured to run on demand, only backing up files when I ask it to. That keeps my machine running pretty quickly, where I find the Dropbox client often slows things down. Uploading files into the web interface was painless, though.
I tried to focus the book on cross-platform tools as much as I could, but the reality is that there's an awful lot of stuff that doesn't run on Linux. For those situations, I had a virtual machine running XP (via VirtualBox) and it proved to be a life-saver in terms of testing Windows-only tools. It also turned out to be very helpful for installing software I knew I didn't want on my Linux install. Rather than installing and uninstalling and then cleaning up files, I used the XP image as my sandbox. Toward the end of my book, I had an RTF file (my index) LibreOffice couldn't open and WordPad on the XP partition saved my bacon, allowing me to open the document and copy-and-paste the text into something LibreOffice could edit. Even with the book completed, the XP partition has come in handy a few times. It's a nice little safety net for those very rare times there's something that can only be done in Windows (or when I want to quickly check something on a second machine).
My organizational system wasn't super cohesive, but it worked for me. I used a combination of SimpleNote and Google Docs/Drive. SimpleNote was used for general notes to myself about what needed to be changed, added, or removed from each chapter (the challenge of writing a print book about web tools is that everything is constantly shifting on you). Google Docs was used for tracking the book's glossary, plus a spreadsheet of what was going on in each chapter, in terms of the pronoun used (I alternated between he and she), the word count, and any notes that weren't in SimpleNote. I'm now pretty into Evernote (more on that in a future post), so any future projects will probably be tracked entirely in there, but this system worked very well for me.
Having said that, I would love to see Evernote have some kind of native table feature in its web interface because I like seeing information in grids. Especially since I recently discovered Evernote's table-formatting button.
Once the book was typeset, proofing was handled via the annotation tools within Adobe Reader. I wound up having to install the Linux version of Reader (I had no idea such a thing even existed), and while it didn't render as well as it does on Windows, I was able to successfully input my changes without any drama. I did double-check the file on a Windows machine to make sure everything made it in, though.
Writing a more complex, long-form work using desktop Linux was remarkably simple. The tools all worked, plus I didn't have to deal with crashes or lags. One of the central points of my book is that web-based tools free us up in terms of the operating system we can work with. OpenSUSE 12.1 and GNOME 3 made for a fantastic work environment. Linux is great for checking email and Facebook, but it's also great for serious knowledge work, too. Anyone on the fence about a long-form project in Linux should give it a shot. I'd be shocked if they left disappointed.
The Librarian's Guide to Academic Research in the Cloud is available from Chandos Publishing. It is also available as an e-book on Chandos Publishing Online.
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Backup Your Gmail Now…Please
I've been a little nervous because some people around me have had their Gmail accounts hacked.
I'm not sure if the hackings were preventable, but it was making me slightly nervous.
And then, James Fallows had a series of posts about the hacking of his wife's Gmail account, complete with tales of other Gmail users losing all of their data after getting their accounts hacked.
And that made me really nervous.
I had been thinking I should backup my Gmail for a while, but the Fallows posts pushed me to finally sit down and do it.
NOTE: I know about the Google two-step verification process, but that just feels like a lot of work, just to check email. Plus, I hate the idea of being locked out of my email if I don't have my phone with me and I'm not near a landline I registered with Google. Situations like that are probably when I'd want my email most. So for now, it's off of the table for me.
There are a few ways to approach the backup, but I decided to use POP to download all of my messages. It took a couple of hours to download everything, but other than that, it was a painless process. There are lots of articles and tutorials online about backing up your Gmail, but there weren't any that gave me a workflow for the entire process, which is why I'm documenting it here:
- Download and install Thunderbird, but don't configure it
- Enable POP on your Gmail account
- Configure Thunderbird. Thunderbird is great with Gmail. Once you put in your address and password, it'll set everything up for you. Make sure you tell Thunderbird to use the Gmail POP account, though
- Download all of your email. This will take a while because you can only download it in batches. You can leave Thunderbird to handle this on its own, or you can keep it running in the background while you do something else, and manually get your mail every time it announces it has finished a batch. I chose the latter
- Now that you have all of your mail held locally, you can leave it in Thunderbird. That seemed like a pain to me, though, so I downloaded a Thunderbird plugin (ImportExportTools) that let me export the messages as .eml files. ImportExportTools gives you a number of export format options, but .eml keeps attachments with the files. Plus, it can be read with a text editor.
- Save your email someplace safe and you're all set! At this point, you can turn off POP in your email and remove Thunderbird, if you're so inclined.
I'm not sure how easy it would be to work with email in this format, but at least I could search through the files for specific messages I needed. Hopefully, I'll never need to use this archive, but I feel better knowing that it's there.
Now I just need to remember to do this at regular intervals. I wish Gmail would let you POP email as of a certain date, so I could just regularly top off my local archive, rather than re-downloading everything.
But the backup process is really pretty simple. Especially now that I know all of the steps to take (and the order in which to take them).


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The social network will roll out Facebook Exchange, which allows targeted ads based on browser history, says Bloomberg.
Also sold: Buzz Aldrin's Apollo 11 glove and a backpack strap carried during both of Charles Conrad's Apollo 12 moonwalks.
The nation's fourth largest cable operator publishes a letter sent to Time Warner Cable, the second largest US cable operator, asking the company's execs to meet them at the bargaining table.
Ambitious stunt doesn't quite fly, as Canadian news chopper picks up North Carolina man who landed in Newfoundland.
Politicians fail to block National Security Agency's domestic surveillance program that vacuums up Americans' phone call metadata. But privacy advocates say they're encouraged.
An overhauled version of Firefox for Android could come shortly after January 31--or maybe six weeks later, a stretch in which Apple might sell 26 million iPhones and iPads.
week in review Microsoft says little in CES finale, while Protect IP Act faces revision. Also: Twitter slams Google+.
It's not just about the money. Well, okay, it's mostly about the money, but there are other reasons I'm bidding goodbye to Microsoft's not-so-sweet suite.
Drew Olanoff, who has cancer, has decided to auction his @drew Twitter name. He already has a $25,000 bid from funny person Drew Carey. But will Drew Barrymore join the fray?
Chris Kelly, chief privacy officer at the massive social network, talks to CNET News about his just-announced candidacy in California's 2010 attorney general race.