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Crime-drama centered on fictional private eye Matt Scudder.
strong bloody violence, sexualised violence, very strong language
A twist-filled mystery about a woman with memory problems.
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A deliciously romantic coming together of Gulrez 'Gullu' Qadir (Parineeti Chopra) a Hyderabadi shoe-sales girl disillusioned with love because of her encounters with dowry-seeking men; and Tariq 'Taru' Haidar (Aditya Roy Kapur) a Lucknawi cook who can charm anybody with the aroma and flavours of his biryani and kebabs.
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An epic man vs. ape sci-fi sequel.
Moderate violence, threat, infrequent strong language.
Film adaptation of Gillian Flynn's best-selling thriller novel.
Strong bloody violence, very strong language
Action-packed sci-fi about a space-based superhero ensemble.
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Science fiction drama about evolution versus creationism.
strong language, sex, nudity, injury detail
A tragic teen drama starring Chloë Grace Moretz.
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'Khoobsurat' is a wholesome family entertainer directed by writer and an ace Ad-film Director Shashank Ghosh and will star Sonam Kapoor and Fawad Khan in the lead role.
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Action comedy following two friends who impersonate cops.
Strong language, sex references, violence, drug use.
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A whimsical France-set romantic comedy from Woody Allen.
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British comedy sequel about four socially inept teenagers.
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The Trafford Centre
ODEON Trafford Centre is situated in The Trafford Centre Shopping Centre.
Calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras.
ODEON Cinemas nearby:Manchester (4.67 miles)
The Remote prices below include a 50p Remote Booking Fee per ticket, a fee for booking your ticket remotely (online and Filmline).
All films, Every Tuesday
(except bank holidays)
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday before 5pm
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Monday, Wednesday, Thursday from 5pm, all day Friday to Sunday and Bank Holidays
In cinema
In cinema
In cinema
12 years and under
Ages 13-17
Valid student card required
Ages 60+
Ages 18+
1 adult, 3 children or 2 adults, 2 children
3D Films=
+ £2.00 Adult / + £6.40 Family / + £1.60 Others
3D Glasses=Reusable
+ £1.00 per pair
IMAX®/3D IMAX® Films=
+ Up to £4.50 Each / + £18.00 Family
Premier Seat=
+ £1.60 Each / + £6.40 Family.
Special prices for adults and kids.
Watch current film releases without worrying about your little one making any noise.
In extraordinarily high resolution with projection lights so bright they can be seen from the moon and astonishingly precise sound – IMAX is so breathtaking you'll want to reach out and touch.
Huge screens maximise your field of vision and state-of-the-art sound is tailored for each auditorium and finely tuned for each film. Immerse yourself in IMAX today.More about IMAX
Our licensed bar, Ambar, is the perfect place to relax, meet friends and have a drink. Serving coffee and soft drinks, wines, beers, spirits and cocktails you can find Ambar under the Dome to the right of the Box Office as you approach the cinema.
Since 1971, Costa has been serving coffee in true Italian style and is now at available at ODEON cinemas.
Creating great coffee is an art that takes time and skill to perfect. Costa use the finest beans, equipment and techniques to make sure that every cup makes the grade.
Enjoy a great coffee today.More about Costa
Treat yourself to a wide selection of snacks from one of our retail counters, from traditional favourites such as popcorn, nachos and pop to a varied selection of sweets and ice cream!
General Manager: Rachel Brown
ODEON Trafford Centre is situated in The Trafford Centre. The cinema has 20 screens (IMAX, Premier Seats, Ambar, Costa) 10 ATMs (6 on the upper level, 4 on the lower level). Parking is available at the Trafford Centre.
ODEON Trafford has a range of additional High Quality Retail Offerings.
Is a Premier Bar and lounge in which guests can enjoy a wide selection of beers, wines, cocktails, and soft drinks. AMBAR also serves Costa Coffee, and has a light bites food menu which offers a range of hot and cold paninis, baguettes, wedges etc.
Situated adjacent to the main foyer Costa Coffee provides guests with a high quality standard of hot drinks and snacks. These can either be eaten in the Costa lounge area or taken into the auditoriums.
Location Of Cinema
ODEON Trafford Centre is situated on the top floor of the Trafford Centre.
Multiple bus services operate from the local bus station situated next to Debenhams, just off Trafford Boulevard; the main routes are served by the Number 250, 100 and 22 buses. The bus station is located outside the Trafford Centre on the ground floor, where lifts and escalators service the entrance into the shopping centre. The Metrolink Tram service also runs from all around Manchester to Stretford, where the Metrolink bus can be caught for the remainder of the journey to the Trafford Centre. This bus stops directly outside the main Orient entrance, which is approximately 300 yards from the main entrance. A local taxi rank, operational from 10am - 00:00am daily, is located to the right of the main Orient entrance.
Car parks surround the Trafford Centre, and all have access to mother and baby and Blue Badge parking spaces at the closest points of entrance to the malls.
Taxi and car drop off points are available directly outside the Trafford Centre entrances within the car parks.
Access To The Cinema
The entrance to the cinema is open and can be accessed via lift or escalator within the Trafford Centre. The main entrance to the cinema is all level access. The box office, refreshments stand, ticket machines and Costa Coffee all have level access. Please be aware that there is slight incline on entrance to the AMBAR Lounge situated opposite the box office.
The box office, refreshments stand, ticket machines and Costa Coffee and Ben and Jerry?s counter have lowered points available for Wheelchair users. If you require any assistance, please ask a member of the team.
The foyers have no general seating areas, although Costa Coffee has guest seating available located on the left of the main foyer.
Male and female washrooms are located outside the entrances to Screens 1 to 6, Screen 7 and Screen 10, with fully accessible washrooms adjacent.
Access Within Screens
All the Screens at ODEON Trafford Centre are fully accessible with no need to use a lift or stairs. The auditoriums have stadium style seating with stepped aisles towards the back of the Screen; please be aware that due to the nature of the Screens, the Wheelchair bays are only available towards the front of the Screen.
Screens 1 to 6 are located at the top of the main escalators on the left hand side. They consist of two blocks of stadium seating with one aisle dividing the seats into two sections. Each Screen has four Wheelchair bays with one adjacent seat for companions.
Screens 7 to 13 are located in the rear of the main entrance on the left hand side.
Screens 14 to 20 are located in the rear of the main entrance on the right hand side.
Screens 11 to 16 have a gradual incline from the main corridor leading to the Screen entrances.
Screens 7 to 20 all have a gradual incline from the Screen entrances into the main part of the auditorium.
Screens 7, 13, 14 and 20 have three main sections seating which are serviced by two stepped parallel aisles. There are also three sections of front floor seating which gradually slope towards the Screen. Each auditorium has six Wheelchair bays located at the rear of the front floor section of seating. There is companion seating for each Wheelchair bay.
Screens 8 and 10 have three main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two stepped parallel aisles. There are six Wheelchair bays with adjacent companion seating either side of two of the spaces.
Screen 9 has three main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two stepped parallel aisles. The Screen has five Wheelchair bays, with four of the bays supported by companion seating.
Screens 11 and 16 have two main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two stepped aisles. This screen has two Wheelchair bays with companion seating for both.
Screens 12 and 15 consist of two main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two stepped aisles. There is a main section of front floor seating which gradually slopes towards the Screen. This front floor section of seats can be accessed from either side of the seats. There are four Wheelchair bays with adjacent companion seating. These bays are located at the back of the floor section of seating
Screens 17 and 18 have three main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two aisles. These screens have four wheelchair spaces with companion seating. These spaces are located at the front of the screen.
Screen 19 has three main sections of stadium seating which are serviced by two stepped aisles. There are two Wheelchair bays with companion seating.
Location of Washroom Facilities
Male and female washrooms are located outside the entrances to Screens 1 to 6, Screen 7 and Screen 10, with fully accessible washrooms adjacent.
CEA Card: As part of a general cinema industry initiative, all our cinemas accept the CEA Card which entitles the holder to one free ticket for their carer. For further information please visit www.ceacard.co.uk (opens in a new window).
Text phone users can dial 18001 0808 1560 609 9am - 7pm Friday, Saturday and Wednesday, 9am - 6pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and 10am - 5pm on a Sunday for bookings and information.
If you have further enquiries please call our Accessible Helpline between 9am - 7pm Friday, Saturday and Wednesday, 9am - 6pm Monday, Tuesday and Thursday and 10am - 5pm on a Sunday on 0800 138 3315 or via Type Talk on 1800 1 0808 1560 609.
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ODEON @ Trafford Centre offers 20 screens.
Holding your conference or event in a cinema gives you an interesting and unique environment that will stimulate the delegates and get your meeting off to an exciting start.
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Top 5 C-Section Surprises
Guest Blogger Alysa: Why the bleep don't they tell you this stuff BEFORE the C-section?
As one of the last of my friends to have a baby, I would expect to know almost everything about childbirth. Most of my girlfriends have had at least one C-section, and knowing all along mine was going to be scheduled, you'd think nine months would be enough time to fill me in on what to expect. During pregnancy, I had none of these symptoms. After the baby was born, things immediately started happening to my body. When confronted for withholding info, my friends all said something like, "Yeah. I forgot about that." It's been eight weeks and here are five things I'll never forget:
1) Gas. Coming out of everywhere.
Still is. This hit me two days after the birth. The pain actually made me scream in agony. Apparently gas pains can be more intense than labor pains. I can now out-burp my husband. I have no shame.
2. Cankles.
Connected to the tree stumps I now had for legs. Lasted about two weeks. Make sure you bring a floor-length robe to the hospital. And pull up the socks, old-school style.
3. Frozen peas for aching breasts.
This is the remedy my nurse swears by. If you don't like peas, corn niblets work just as well.
4. The first poop (I'm a mom, I can use this word) is the hardest.
Especially if you're taking extra iron. I sent my husband home on the fourth night so my 3 a.m. witness was the nurse who had been pushing the iron pill & stool softener cocktail. She was so proud that she hugged me.
5. Morphine button
Attached to my arm. For 24 hours. This is one benefit to having a C-section. Press it all you want. Press it when you don't even need it.
This stuff doesn't seem that different from the after effects of vag. birth.
Thanks for the info!!! i'm due oct.19th.
i am a parent of a 14 year old and i had a c-section.what i did notice after my daughters birth is the fact that it is harder to lose my baby stomach after her birth.i felt like it was an easy birth for me because i didnt have to do all of the pushing and i didnt have to worry about the pain of pushing.the only discomfort i would say was after the pain medication wore off .but if it were up to me and god blesses me with another child i would probably want another c-section.
I had a section last April and am scheduled to have another with my 2nd child in August. Yes, your tummy is sore for a few days, but even with a traditional birth you're going to be sore regardless. I didn't get cankles or bad gas pain… and I don't remember having a morphine drip. I took mild pain medication just for a few days. Sections are not the worse thing in the world, in fact, I preferred it!
i have to have a c-section october the 4th. to tell you the truth im glad im having one. not because i dont want a natural birth, just because the whole pregnancy i am not at all in control of anything and knowing im having her on a set date puts my mind at ease. i am scared of course, but i would be just as nervous if i were having a vag. birth. giving birth is pretty scary to any new mom. but good luck everyone! :)
I had a c-section October of 2007. No one told me it would feel like I was DYING (I really thought I was). Being paralyzed and strapped down, it felt like a cross between death by lethal injection, and that alien autopsy movie. No one told me my heart would race so hard, that I thought I was having a heart attack (later found out it was from an adrenaline shot they give you). And that my arms would be strapped down away from my sides in a "T" shape. I had a severe urge to throw up, but couldn't (I would have stuck my finger down my throat, but my hands were strapped). While they were pulling my daughter out, the Dr. made an "UUUUH" sound of extreme effort… I felt like I was being disemboweled, because although I had no pain, I could feel everything. Not to mention the chit chat of the dr's amongst each other while I was being sewn up was dehumanizing. My whole body shook uncontrollably for two hours, the nurses said it is common because of the trauma of surgery (I couldn't hold my baby). The c-section was not by my choice (the dr's thought she was too big 9.4lbs to be delivered naturally), and if I had known that in order to have another baby, I'd have to have another c-section… I'd NEVER have more kids (and I wanted like 5 lol).
Also, I never got a morphine pump!! Heck, they didn't even give me vicodin! I found out over a day later that I needed to ASK for it… and 3 hours after my c-section, the nurses made me put my baby between my (still numb) legs and lean over my incision to change her diaper MYSELF! They said that wasn't their job.. I cried that whole night, 2nd worst experience of my life. And unfortunately, thats my daughter's birth story lol
Yeah, this stuff happens with vaginal births also and doesn't happen to everyone, regardless of what type of birth you have.

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What is the difference between when and as? thanks
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"We can use when and while to introduce a longer background action or situation, which is/was going on when something else happens/happened. Note that we usually use a continuous tense for the longer background action or situation.
When- and while-clauses can go at the beginning or end of sentences.
I was having a bath when the telephone rang. OR When the telephone rang I was having a bath.
While they were having a nap, somebody broke into the house.
I was working on that report when Sam called.
She was waiting for a bus when the accident occurred.
Cathy broke her arm while she was playing in the garden.
When can mean 'at the same time as something else'.
I always wear gloves when I wash clothes.
She always takes her cellphone when she goes out.
When is used to refer to ages and periods of life. As and while are not possible in this.
His parents died when he was ten.
I was eighteen when I got my driving license.
To talk about two short actions or situations that happen/happened at the same time, we usually use as. When is also possible.
As I opened my eyes, I saw a strange sight. OR When I opened my eyes, I saw a strange sight.
As can also be used to talk about two situations that develop together. We normally use simple tenses.
As I get older, I get more optimistic. As he came into the room, all rose to their feet. As can be used to introduce a longer background action or situation."
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CROSSVILLE (WATE) - More than 200 University of Tennessee students are in Crossville this week serving as counselors for local kids with disabilities.
Camp Koinonia means "caring community" in Greek, and that's exactly what the place has become, thanks to UT's Therapeutic Recreation program.
"You become like a big family. Anything is really possible," said UT senior and first time counselor Heather Shultz.
The UT student counselors, who can come from any major, are required to take a 14-week training course.
"I believe you can't just learn stuff out of a book. You need to really practice what you're learning," said UT professor Dr. Gene Hayes, who started the camp 35 years ago hoping to give kids with severe disabilities the most typical summer camp experience possible.
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We invite you to participate in the many programs or events offered throughout the year. Our grounds are open free of charge to the public daily dawn to dusk. However, your donations to the Farm are greatly appreciated and help us bring new and interesting educational programs. We are looking forward to your visit!
Stonewall Farm Learning Center & Discovery Room
Daily 9:00am - 4:30pm, and during public programs.
Farm Stand Hours
Sunday-Saturday, 9:00 am-4:30 pm
Our renovated farm stand is open in the sugarhouse, next to the Learning Center! If the farm stand is not staffed, feel free to pay by envelope or come up to the offices on the 2nd floor of the Learning Center with questions or to pay by credit card.
Grounds, Small Animals and Dairy Barns are always open.
We welcome visitors to our daily milkings at 4:30am and 4:30pm.
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Take I-93 North to Route 9 west. Follow it around Keene, taking a right to stay on Route 9 West (toward Brattleboro, VT) at the light where it intersects with routes 101, 10 and 12. Continue 3 miles west. A blue state sign for STONEWALL FARM will alert you to turn right onto Chesterfield Road. Follow Chesterfield Road for approximately one mile and turn right into the driveway at the bend in the road. Follow driveway to parking lot. The Sugarhouse and Learning Center will be in front of you.
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If you have any questions along the way, please call (603) 357-7278.
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Summer is made for popsicles. Sometimes, only the promise of one, will get my son out of the pool. One of his favorites is the Rocket Pop. Those red, white and blue icy treats are patriotic and look great. Unfortunately, the original version is full of artificial colors and flavors. Fine now and then, but we decided to create an all natural version that is delicious, healthy and great for everyday.
The All Natural Rocket Pop
Materials Needed:
- Horizon Organic Blueberry and Strawberry Yogurt Tubes
- Organic Vanilla Yogurt
- India Tree Natural Decorating Colors (set of 3)
CD Note: This recipe can be made with any yogurt and food coloring. Suggestions above are for an organic and all natural preparation.
- Place about 1/2 the organic blueberry yogurt in a small bowl. In a separate bowl, do the same with the strawberry yogurt. Light color, chunk free yogurt mixes easily (we used horizon yogurt tubes.) To make these popsicles all natural, we used India Tree Natural Decorating Colors. India Tree colors are derived from vegetables. These natural food dyes are a bit expensive but last a very long time.
- Add a few drops of the India Tree red color to the strawberry yogurt and stir.
- Keep adding drops one at a time and stirring until desired color. CD Note: India Tree colors will not achieve a "bright" red, as they are derived from vegetables. India Tree colors do not add any flavor to your food.
- Carefully spoon the red strawberry yogurt into the Cuisipro Rocket Pop. Wipe the insides of the pop mold clean with a paper towel so that the red yogurt is only at the bottom of the mold.
- Carefully spoon in the vanilla yogurt. Wipe the insides clean above the vanilla layer.
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Recognizing a Great Grandfather
Howard Lutter (1889-1959) was born and raised in Newark, New Jersey. He relocated to California around 1950. A talented pianist and musician, he created player piano rolls, from which I acquired my first picture of Howard.
The second discovered picture was from a digitized trade magazine for the player piano industry: The Music Trade Review, 1923.
My aunt gave me a batch of family photographs to scan and organize. My grandfather, Clifford Lutter, was a photographer in Newark. A lot of photographs are not of our family, but rather people he photographed for various reasons. Most are not labeled with the name of the subjects. I created a separate page on this blog for people to view the photos and perhaps recognize someone.
One of the photographs struck me as a familiar face. It was a man, dressed in a suit and tie, with glasses, sitting among various papers. With no identification on the picture itself, I posted the picture with the rest on the page for Clifford Lutter's photographs. I kept looking at the face, feeling that this man was not a random subject. Then I showed the picture to my aunt and uncle and they agreed that this image could very well be Howard Lutter, maybe in the 1940s, when he was in his fifties.
This man is posed in the same direction as the known picture of Howard Lutter, so we can compare them side by side.
What do you think? Is this the same man?
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It could easily have been an older photo of the talented Mr. Lutter who arranged rolls "from" those recorded performances between 1923-1931.ReplyDelete
Supposedly he was listed somewhere as a "Vitaphone Expert" (I forget the source) but evidently went to California, following the lure of talking pictures - as did others like Robert Armbruster of Aeolian.
Good luck on this project! Arrangers were often kept in the background since companies were selling pianos playing rolls by "famous artists" (but the released rolls were arrangements, primarily by people like Lutter). Vee Lawnhurst was interviewed by a friend of mine - years ago - and in the published article she said "Howard did everything" (at Licensee) and when asked about the rolls being different from her playing, she remarked "The idea was to make a better sounding roll", so she understood - as a pianist - what roll making was all about. [The article by Peter Mintun appeared in The AMICA Magazine in the '80s, as I recall, co authored by Frederick Hodges.]
Let me know if my posting is approved.ReplyDelete
Of all the commercail arrangers Howard Lutter (under his name and many pseuodnyms) is my all-time favourite.
Thank you for you input, Douglas, and thank you for helping to preserve these memories.ReplyDelete


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The Norwegian curling team has been applauded for their absurd outfits (especially their pants) not only by fans, but fellow competitors as well who love the attention the wardrobe brings to the sport.
But apparently, there might be some issues that violate the IOC's (International Olympic Committee) uniform rules.
According to News.am (via Geekosystem), because the Norwegian's wear a different pair of pants for every match, the IOC could potentially deem them not to be wearing an official uniform.
Apparently rumors have surfaced that the International Olympics Committee isn't happy about it, and other onlookers, such as News.am sport and Aftonbladet, have even suggested that because the team wears a different pair every time they play, the pants might be considered "unofficial" and could be against proper uniform code.
The Norwegian curling team apparently got wind of the issue and decided to take a picture without pants in 'protest'.
All said, it's really not known if the Norwegian's are breaking any rules because the IOC has yet to give an official response, though all of the issues may end up in a new rule being made for the next Winter Olympics.
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Double chocolate shortbreads
By Barney Desmazery
Cooking timePrep: 10 mins Cook: 12 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsMakes 10
You're only five ingredients away from a double chocolate melt-in-your-mouth delight
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Nutrition per shortbread
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- 290
- protein
- 3g
- carbs
- 31g
- fat
- 18g
- saturates
- 11g
- fibre
- 1g
- sugar
- 15g
- salt
- 0.22g
- 175g butter, softened
- 85g golden caster sugar
- 200g plain flour
- 2 tbsp cocoa powder
- 100g chocolate chips, milk or dark
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- Mix the butter and sugar together with a wooden spoon. Stir in the flour and cocoa, followed by the chocolate chips – you'll probably need to mix it together with your hands at this stage. Halve the dough and roll each piece into a log about 5cm thick. Wrap in cling film and chill for 1 hr or for several days. Can be frozen for up to 1 month.
- Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Slice logs into 1cm-thick rounds, transfer to a baking tray lined with baking parchment and bake for 10-12 mins. Cool on the tray.
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Delicious and easy. I make mine with white chocolate chunks for the colour contrast, and the fact that you can freeze some of the batch makes it ideal -I can keep the biscuit jar topped up with minimal effort. Good recipe for anyone new to home baking. Don't worry if the dough crumbles - it will cook out fine.
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Mammography not improving survival? Euro Cancer Travels part 7
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This is a Website
LAST NIGHT at dinner, my friend Tantek Çelik (and if you don't know who he is, learn the history of your craft) lamented that there was no longer any innovation in blogging—and hadn't been for years. I replied by asking if anyone was still blogging.
Me, I regret the day I started calling what I do here "blogging." When I launched this website in 1995, I thought of what I was doing as "writing and publishing," which is the case. But in the early 2000s, after Rebecca Blood's book came out, I succumbed to peer pressure. Not from Rebecca: Rebecca is awesome, and still going strong. The peer pressure came from the zeitgeist.
Nobody in the mainstream had noticed a decade of independent content producers, but they woke up when someone started calling it "blogging." By the way, what an appalling word that is. Blogging. Yecch. I held my nose at the time. But I also held my tongue. If calling your activity blogging was the price of recognition and attention, so be it, my younger self said to itself.
Did Twitter and Facebook kill blogging? Was it withdrawal of the mainstream spotlight? Did people stop independently writing and publishing on the web because it was too much work for too little attention and gain? Or did they discover that, after all, they mostly had nothing to say?
Blogging may have been a fad, a semi-comic emblem of a time, like CB Radio and disco dancing, but independent writing and publishing is not. Sharing ideas and passions on the only free medium the world has known is not a fad or joke.
We were struggling, whether we knew it or not, to found a more fluid society. A place where everyone, not just appointed apologists for the status quo, could be heard. That dream need not die. It matters more now than ever.
Yes, recycling other people's recycling of other people's recycling of cat gifs is fun and easy on Tumblr. Yes, rubbing out a good bon mot on Twitter can satisfy one's ego and rekindle a wistful remembrance of meaning. Yes, these things are still fine to do. But they are not all we can do on this web. This is our web. Let us not surrender it so easily to new corporate masters.
Keep blogging in the free world.
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Insites: The Book Honors Web Design, Designers
"INSITES: THE BOOK is a beautiful, limited edition, 256-page book presented in a numbered, foil-blocked presentation box. This very special publication features no code snippets and no design tips; instead, 20 deeply personal conversations with the biggest names in the web community.
"Over the course of six months, we travelled the US and the UK to meet with Tina Roth Eisenberg, Jason Santa Maria, Cameron Moll, Ethan Marcotte, Alex Hunter, Brendan Dawes, Simon Collison, Dan Rubin, Andy McGloughlin, Kevin Rose and Daniel Burka, Josh Brewer, Ron Richards, Trent Walton, Ian Coyle, Mandy Brown, Sarah Parmenter, Jim Coudal, Jeffrey Zeldman, Tim Van Damme, and Jon Hicks.
"We delved into their personal journeys, big wins, and lessons learned, along with the kind of tales you'll never hear on a conference stage. Each and every person we spoke to has an amazing story to tell — a story we can all relate to, because even the biggest successes have the smallest, most humble of beginnings." — Insites: The Book
I am honored to be among those interviewed in this beautiful publication.
Insites: The Book is published by Viewport Industries in association with MailChimp.
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Product Management for the Web; Beyond Usability Testing
IN ISSUE NO. 357 of A List Apart for people who make websites:
Beyond Usability Testing
by DEVAN GOLDSTEIN
To be sure we're designing the right experience for the right audience, there's no substitute for research conducted with actual users. Like any research method, though, usability testing has its drawbacks. Most importantly, it isn't cheap. Fortunately, there are other usability research methods at our disposal. The standouts, expert review and heuristic evaluation, are easy to add to a design and development process almost regardless of budget or resource concerns. Explore these techniques, learn their advantages and disadvantages, and get the low-down on how to include them in your projects.
Product Management for the Web
by KRISTOFER LAYON
Whether we prototype, write, design, develop, or test as part of building the web, we're creating something hundreds, thousands, or maybe even millions of people will use. But how do we know that we're creating the right enhancements for the web, at the right time, and for the right customers? Because our client or boss asked us to? And how do they know? Enter product management for the web—bridging the gap between leadership and customers on one side, and the user experience, content strategy, design, and development team on the other. Learn to set priorities that gradually but steadily make your product (and the web) better.
SINCE 1998, A List Apart has explored the design, development, and meaning of web content, with a special focus on web standards and best practices.
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ENJOY A LIST APART'S SPECIAL two-part issue on digital publication standards.
Publication Standards Part 1:
The Fragmented Present
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ebooks are a new frontier, but they look a lot like the old web frontier, with HTML, CSS, and XML underpinning the main ebook standard, ePub. Yet there are key distinctions between ebook publishing's current problems and what the web standards movement faced. The web was founded without an intent to disrupt any particular industry; it had no precedent, no analogy. E-reading antagonizes a large, powerful industry that's scared of what this new way of reading brings—and they're either actively fighting open standards or simply ignoring them. In part one of a two-part series in this issue, Nick Disabato examines the explosion in reading, explores how content is freeing itself from context, and mines the broken ebook landscape in search of business logic and a way out of the present mess.
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The internet is disrupting many content-focused industries, and the publishing landscape is beginning its own transformation in response. Tools haven't yet been developed to properly, semantically export long-form writing. Most books are encumbered by Digital Rights Management (DRM), a piracy-encouraging practice long since abandoned by the music industry. In the second article of a two-part series in this issue, Nick Disabato discusses the ramifications of these practices for various publishers and proposes a way forward, so we can all continue sharing information openly, in a way that benefits publishers, writers, and readers alike.
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Readlists: behind the scenes
FROM THE HOME PAGE of today's newly announced, totally disruptive, completely free product powered by Readability: "What's a Readlist? A group of web pages—articles, recipes, course materials, anything—bundled into an e-book you can send to your Kindle, iPad, or iPhone."
For some time now, people who miss the point have seen Readability as an app that competes in the read-it-later space. That's like viewing Andy Warhol as a failed advertising art director. Readability is a platform that radically rethinks how we consume, and who pays for, web content. It monetizes content for authors and its technology is available to all via the API. It scares designers, angers some advertisers. Its transformative potential is huge. Readlists are the latest free product to manifest some of that potential.
With Readlist, anyone can create ebooks out of existing web content. It's easy. Sign in with your Readability account or sign up for one, and start making books of your favorite web articles.
There are still some bugs being worked out, but hey.
I was honored to beta test the product and create one of the first Readlists, along with Erin Kissane, Anil Dash, Aaron Lammer, David Sleight, and Chris Dary.
Disclaimer: I am on the advisory board of Readability and cofounded The Deck advertising network with Jim Coudal and Jason Fried. Readability removes clutter (including ads) from the reading experience; The Deck sells ads. Conflict of interest? Here's another: I design content websites so as to make Readability unnecessary (because I design for readers); yet I strongly support Readability as a platform and above all as a web idea that is at least 15 years overdue. Either designers will design for their end-users, or third-party apps will remove designers from the transaction. As a designer, I'm not afraid of that. Rather, it inspires me.
Enjoy Readlists.
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Mike Monteiro's "Design Is A Job" is finally available to buy or preview.
CO-FOUNDER of Mule Design and raconteur Mike Monteiro wants to help you do your job better. From contracts to selling design, from working with clients to working with each other, his brief book Design Is A Job is packed with knowledge you need to know. This is one of the most in-demand titles we at A Book Apart have yet published, and the long, long wait for its release (and yours) is finally over!
— Enjoy an exclusive Preview of Design Is A Job in Issue No. 348 of A List Apart, for people who make websites.
— Buy Design Is A Job directly from the makers at A Book Apart.
Also of interest:
- Watch F*ck you. Pay Me, a presentation by Mike Monteiro to San Francisco Creative Mornings, 25 March 2011. (Video, 38:40.)
- Listen to Big Web Show No. 59: Jeffrey Zeldman talks with Mike Monteiro of Mule Design. (Audio, 54 minutes.)
- Follow @mike_ftw on Twitter.
- Pay attention to Mule Design Studio.
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Jeffrey became the first person inducted into the SXSW Interactive Hall of Fame. Afterwards there was a party with mini-Zeldman dolls.
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Big Web Show No. 66 | David Sleight on publishing, devices, and the web
IN BIG WEB SHOW Episode No. 66, Jeffrey Zeldman interviews veteran web designer and publishing creative director David Sleight about how traditional publishers can transition to creating successful digital experiences, and the (mostly conceptual) obstacles they will have to overcome to do so.
Topics discussed in this episode include: why publishers alternately blame technology and treat it as a savior; the downside for magazine publishers of Apple's new retina display; why content thieves may be your best customers in waiting; content-focused responsive design versus printed page emulation; and much more.
David Sleight is one of the few people at the intersection of publishing and digital technology who actually understands both worlds. He is a web designer, creative director, and the founder of Stuntbox, a boutique interactive design consultancy based in Brooklyn, New York. Before launching Stuntbox, David helped build web-based textbooks at Pearson Education, and then went on to lead the Interactive Design department at BusinessWeek during one of its largest audience growth periods.
Listen to The Big Web Show #66: David Sleight.
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A Book Apart Photo Pool on Flickr
LET YOUR NERD FLAG FLY! Now there is a Flickr group for A Book Apart readers. Come one, come all. Share beauty shots of your A Book Apart collection. Share unboxing photos. Share pictures of your fine self interacting with our awesome books. If you love reading our brief books for people who make websites, we want to see and hear from you.
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You are all in publishing!
ON SUNDAY, while leading a discussion on the future of web design and publishing, I noticed a slightly confused look appearing on some faces in the audience. The discussion had been billed as "Jeffrey Zeldman's Awesome Internet Design Panel," and I thought perhaps there was a disconnect for some in the audience between "design" and such topics as where content comes from and who pays for it.
So I asked, "Who here is in publishing?"
A few hands were gently raised.
Uh-huh. "And how many of you work on the web?"
Every right hand in the room shot up.
"You are all in publishing," I explained.
Now, I like a good rounded corner talk as much as the next designer. I've given my share of them. Also of line height and measure, color and contrast, how to design things that don't work in old versions of Internet Explorer, and so on. In the practice of web and interaction design, there will always be a place for craft discussions—for craft is execution, and ideas without execution are songs without music, meaningless.
But right now (and always) there is a need for design to also be about the big strategic issues. And right now, as much as design is wrestling with open vs. proprietary formats and the old challenges of new devices, design is also very much in the service of applications and publishing. Who gets content, who pays for it, how it is distributed (and how evenly), the balance between broadcast and conversation, editor and user—these are the issues of this moment, and it is designers even more than editors who will answer these riddles.
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What Do You Eat When You Skip Lunch?
Sometimes, despite our best efforts to remember our lunch before we leave for work, eating at the same time as your colleagues just isn't in the cards. Maybe there's a meeting you forgot about or kids to pick up from school and you just lost track of time. Whatever the reason for missing lunch, what do you snack on to make up for it? Or do you just go hungry?
We were reading this post over Unplggd, which talks about how to beat the afternoon slump at work. Although it's full of great tips, one of the biggest culprits of that 3pm slowdown is lack of lunch.
That said, at least twice a week I manage to skip lunch all together or end up eating a seriously delayed snack (which some might actually consider an early dinner). We've mentioned quick snacks to keep at work for easy munching, but we're curious, what are you really keeping stashed away in your desk drawers?
Are they filled with granola bars? Quarters for the vending machine? Do you keep a loaf of bread and some peanut butter for those afternoons where stopping for lunch just isn't an option? This Flickr member keeps an entire drawer full of items! Share your ideas in the comments below!
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I have a drawer with goodies that include: cocoa almonds and soy wasabi almonds, some super old fiber cereal, and peppermint gum. One of these can tide me over in my time of need.
You caught me - a Kellogg's fiber plus granola bar. At only 120 calories, its easy. That and an apple. @OoMegPieoO - how do you not just gobble up your drawer full of goodies! Clearly much more self control than I have.
i wish i could say that i ate something healthy, but meal substitutes are usually last-minute and come from a foggy and nutrient-deprived body and head. i'm ashamed to admit it, but its usually something with lots of sugar. bad bad bad.
i eat well otherwise.
Nothing. I'm really bad at the whole sleeping/ eating scheduling thing... University is awesome!
I don't think I've ever skipped lunch. Ever.
green juice. mmmm.
I don't forget my food.
usually ice cream or frozen yogurt
I also never skip lunch, I'm too much of an anxious planner ahead. But for when it has too be too late or too early for me to get through the day without snacking, I keep a container of dried apricots at my desk.
Skip and lunch are never in the same sentence! But I do have a bag of trail mix for days when i feel especially hungry!
I never forget to pack my lunch - it'd be like forgetting to drive to work. I do have microwave popcorn, trail mix, microwave oatmeal in a mini tupperware and apple sauce cups as emergency office backups.
Yes, I'm with the non-skippers. I don't skip any meal, ever. I would be totally non-functional...
Not only do I never skip lunch, I sometimes add additional meals to my day.
who are these mysterious people who "forget" to eat? sigh. if i haven't eaten by 3pm i hunt down a slice of sad looking pizza from across the street.
By definition, nothing.
I'm with the skip??!? bunch. When I'm not sure I can get substantial food because I'm in a meeting with people who can get by on coffee and cigarettes, I have a bag of "emergency nuts" (cashew nuts, mostly) with me. Sweet stuff doesn't work for me at all when I'm very hungry, just makes me feel sick.
I have a couple of Cliff bars, a bag of almonds, wasabi peas, Trader Joe's fiberful fruit bars, and several kinds of tea. None of these would ever substitute for lunch though. When I have forgotten my lunch, I've just grabbed something out (usually a sandwich)
I always feel sick when I skip lunch but that leads to instead of eating something I just come home and go to bed. Not the healthiest option but I kind of turn into a zombie.
I work from home now, but when I worked in the office, my this-is-an-emergency lunch (i.e., forgot my lunch at home, no time to get takeout) was a cup o noodles from the vending machine.
I have a emergency food drawer at work too! Breakfast = oatmeal and dried blueberries/cherries/raisins, Lunch = honey peanut butter spread on top of rice cakes (way better than it sounds). I try not to skip meals, but on those days that I am too busy these save me from getting something out of the evil snack machine.
I guess I'm too obsessed with food but I really don't ever forget, and if I did somehow I would go buy something from a nearby restaurant. I do keep a snack/emergencies drawer though with instant oatmeal, honey, almond butter, packaged almonds, some dark chocolate, and an assortment of granola/snack bars. That same drawer also contains my work 'essential' spices like pepper, cinnamon, and red pepper flakes and an assortment of teas. Did I mention I'm obsessed with food? :)
I never do pack lunch- don't know why. My priorities are elsewhere/out of whack. I usually just power through till supper, drinking a lot of water the whole time. It's not good, I know.
Skip lunch? hahahahahahahaha
okay, perhaps this isn't unusual for most people, but I would never skip lunch. Even days when I can't leave my desk(I'm a goverment receptionist, I'm kind of tied to my desk) I still make sure to order something from the deli down the street.
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lunch? what's that. never eat it. clearly the minority here. I survive on breakfast and dinner. works well for me.
Working in a bakery, it's easy to forget to eat because there is always SOMETHING to be doing and not always a good time to stop to eat. My trick is that I have my watch set to have the alarm go off at 2 pm and that reminds me how late it is in the day and I force myself to find the time to at least eat a couple bites of lunch. It reminds my co-workers too!
I have to have breakfast and lunch everyday (I can easily skip dinner) or I become a monster. The only reason I would skip is if I wasn't hungry--like yesterday when I had a tense meeting in the morning and didn't feel hungry until around 4 pm. Then I just had an early dinner.
nowadays i keep a bag of roasted almonds at work, they do the trick along with a cup of strong black tea.
back in high school if lunch was looking particularly gross that day my friends and i would skip it and hit up the vending machines instead. i would always get a pack of s'mores pop tarts. haven't had any in years but god those things were so friggin good.
I can't skip breakfast or I get sick, but because I work at a museum and it's school group season, I often miss lunch. So sometimes, since I get done with work before 5 pm generally, dinner is actually at 4 pm. And then a snack sometime around 9 or 10. Lol...
Today I'm working late at work and forgot dinner (though I ate lunch before coming to work). So I ran to the grocery store just down the street and got a prepackaged sandwich (accidentally grabbed Italian meats instead of ham *sigh*) and a bag of chips.
I've got to get back into the habit of packing lunch. It's so much cheaper than buying lunch!
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Image provided by the Museum of the American Man Foundation shows cave art in a cavern at Serra da Capivara National Park in Brazil
A new exhibit in Brazil showcases artifacts dating as far back as 30,000 years ago -- throwing a wrench in the commonly held theory humans first crossed to the Americas from Asia a mere 12,000 years ago.
The 100 items on display in Brasilia, including cave paintings and ceramic art, depict animals, ceremonies, hunting expeditions -- and even scenes from the sex lives of this ancient group of early Americans.
The artifacts come from the Serra da Capivara national park in Brazil's northeastern Piaui state, on the border of the Amazon and Atlantic Forests, which attracted the hunter-gatherer civilization that left behind this hoard of local art.
Since the 1970s, Franco-Brazilian archaeologist Niede Guidon has headed a mission to carry out large-scale excavation of Piaui's interior.
"It's difficult to think there exists a site anywhere with a higher concentration of cave art," the 80-year-old Guidon told AFP.
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Other traces of the civilization include charcoal remains of structured fires, explained Guidon, who hails from Sao Paulo.
"To date, these are the oldest traces" of human existence in the Americas, she emphasized.
The widely held theory has suggested human beings only reached the Americas some 12,000 years ago from Asia, crossing the Bering Strait to reach Alaska.
Some archeologists contend flaked pebbles at the Brazilian sites are not evidence of a crude, human-made fire hearth made some 40 millennia ago, but are rather geofacts -- a natural stone formation, not a man-made one.
But Guidon said she believes the Serra dwellers may have come originally from Africa, and she said the cave art provides compelling evidence of early human activity.
The paintings are estimated to date back some 29,000 years, she said, noting: "When it began in Europe and Africa, it did here too."
Other sites, including Valsequillo in Mexico and Monte Verde in Chile, also indicate the presence of communities tens of thousands of years ago.
These sites have led archeologists to speculate that peoples traveled various routes to reach the Americas and at different stages, archeologist Gisele Daltrini Felice told AFP.
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UNESCO conferred World Heritage status on the Serra da Capivara in 1991, but tourists remain thin on the ground, which frustrates Guidon.
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The interior of the Piaui region is marked by widespread poverty, which has much to gain from tourism, Guidon stressed.
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And the foundation behind research into the park is backing development projects -- including a ceramics factory that reproduces images of the cave art, a program aimed at giving local women work experience.
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"Jinx," written by bestselling author Meg Cabot, is a novel that tells the story of Jean "Jinx" Honeychurch and her journey of self-acceptance as she comes to terms with having the powers of witchcraft. The story begins when Jean moves from Hancock, Iowa to New York City to live with her aunt and uncle, Evelyn and Ted Gardiner, and their three children, Torrance "Tory" (who is the same age as Jean), Teddy and Alice. From the beginning of the story, Jean makes it clear that she has had bad luck her whole life, hence her family nickname, "Jinx." Although she encounters several mishaps along the way, Jean eventually finds her way to the Gardiners' home. Through her conversation with Petra, the Gardiner's German au pair, it becomes clear that tension exists between Jean and Tory.
Jean enters the garden gazebo and greets Tory and her friends. She initially doesn't recognize Tory, as she is now dark-haired, slim, sarcastic, selfish and mean. There is an immediate connection between Jean and Zach, one of Tory's friends as well as her crush, and, later that day, Jean saves Zach from being run over by a bike messenger, getting hit by the messenger herself. Noticing that Jean appeared to know that the accident was going to happen ahead of time, it is after the accident that Tory confronts Jean about being a witch.
Tory shares with Jean that she is also a witch and that she believes she and Jean could both be witches, as their ancestor Branwen who was also a witch, predicted that there would be a witch in their generation. From this point forward, tension builds between Tory and Jean because Jean denies being a witch and refuses to join Tory's coven, and because Jean and Zach continue to get closer. Although Jean denies being a witch several times in the book, the text reveals that Jean has noticed her special powers but is conflicted about accepting them. Jean also discloses that her one-time use of magic, in which she cast a love spell on a boy in Iowa, worked too well and ended with her having to leave Iowa to escape his obsessive affections.
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Based in Lancaster County, PA, Abundant Earth is an ordering based co-op supplying organic and natural grocery, frozen food, bulk food and household items at prices significantly below local retail outlets. At this time, we do not offer produce.
We are excited to announce that we are moving to a new location on West Lemon Street! We are excited that we will be working with Laura Stauffer of Green Circle Organics to be able to offer excellent local and organic produce.