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Favorite Keyboard & Mouse of the Year
December 29th, 2006
Episode #73
As the year draws to close, I realize that I've used more keyboards and mice this year than many people will use in a lifetime. I've sampled nearly a dozen different keyboards and even more pointing devices. So in this episode I'll show you the keyboard and mouse I liked best after extensive testing and research.
I have to add one proviso: Choosing a keyboard and/or mouse is a very personal thing. Some people absolutely LOVE using Apple's Mighty Mouse. I don't. Others love the trackpad on Apple notebook computers. I don't. My hands are big and clumsy. Yours may not be. I'm a righty. You may not be. The point I'm trying to make is that while I find these devices exceptional -- the best in their classes -- you may not. My advice is to buy this type of peripheral from a vendor who allows returns within 14 or 30 days if you possibly can. That way if the product doesn't suit you, you can return it and try something else.
That said, here are my favorite keyboard and mouse for 2006:
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000
I actually reviewed this keyboard for you right here in Rants & Raves #55 earlier this year. But after trying nearly a dozen other keyboards by several different manufacturers, this is the one I keep coming back to. What follows are updated comments from my March column...
A few years ago I tried out a so-called "ergonomic" keyboard and got hooked. These days a "regular" keyboard like the ones from Apple and Logitech feels strange to me (as do PowerBook, iBook, MacBook, and MacBook Pro keyboards). I'm much more comfortable and accurate when I use an ergonomic keyboard such as the Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000 shown here:
Photo courtesy of Microsoft
After trying many others, both ergonomic and "regular," I can state that this has become my absolute favorite keyboard. And believe it or not, it isn't even a Mac keyboard! It's a Windows keyboard complete with Alt and Start keys where the Command and Option keys ought to be.
But I'm willing to overlook those little "defects" because Microsoft's excellent IntelliType Pro software (shown below) allows me remap them,
So now the Start key behaves just like a Mac Option key and the Alt key behaves like the Command key. If that's a deal breaker for you, you may as well stop reading right now. It doesn't bother me a bit and I am much more comfortable (and somewhat more accurate, too) as a result.
One of the main reasons I find this keyboard so comfortable is that it tilts the opposite way of almost every other keyboard I've tried, with the palm rest elevated and the F-keys lower, as shown here:
Photo courtesy of Bob "Dr. Mac" LeVitus
It felt very weird at first but now that I'm used to it I think this is the most comfortable keyboard I've ever used. I've had many other keyboards on my desk this year but after the testing is over, this is the one I come back to time and time again.
Since I spend a lot of time at the keyboard, comfort is extremely important to me and this keyboard doesn't make my hands or wrists hurt even after extended use. And I really like resting my palms on the integrated leather-like palm rests.
If you've never used an ergonomic keyboard, I urge you to give this one a try, especially if your hands or wrists ache after a long typing session. Give it a couple of weeks to get used to the split keyboard layout and I think you'll agree that an ergonomic keyboard is more comfortable than the others.
Microsoft Natural Ergonomic Keyboard 4000. S.R.P. $70Favorite Mouse of the Year:
Logitech MX Revolution
After hearing raves about this mouse from two computer writers whose opinions I trust -- Craig Crossman and Gene Steinberg -- I thought I should give it a try. And I'm glad I did because it really is an incredible and innovative device.
Logitech calls the MX Revolution, "the world's most advanced mouse," and the product actually lives up to its hype. This sleek black beauty, shown below, is everything I ever wanted in a mouse and more.
Photo courtesy of Logitech
While it's similar in many ways to the Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer mice I've favored for the past few years, the MX Revolution offers several innovative features that put it in a class by itself (at least in my humble opinion).
Easily the most innovative feature is the MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel, which has two modes known as "Free-spin" and "click-to-click." Spin it fast and your document whizzes past very, very quickly; spin it slow and your document scrolls ever-so slowly and accurately, one click at a time.
I love this feature with all my heart and now that I've become used to it, all other scroll wheels feel defective to me. Try it for a couple of days and I can almost guarantee that you'll agree that it's much better than other scrolling schemes.
The MX Revolution also has more buttons than Microsoft mice, including one they call the "document quick flip," which is similar to a scroll wheel but resides under your right thumb, as you can see in this picture of the MX Revolution in its recharger.
Photo courtesy of Logitech
This second scroll wheel can be to flip back and forth between two applications if you like, or you can use it to zoom in and out on the fly, which is another nice touch.
And, the MX Revolution is rechargeable, as shown above. While the Microsoft mice are relatively frugal in their battery usage, I still had to replace batteries several times a year. So I consider the MX Revolution's rechargeability (is that even a word?) a sweet advantage.
Finally, the Logitech driver software, shown below, is excellent, letting me assign almost any function to any of the buttons.
In a nutshell, I have yet to find a mouse I like as well and the MicroGear Precision Scroll Wheel is a breakthrough innovation. The only downside I can think of with the MX Revolution is that you probably won't like it much if you are left handed.
Other than that the MX Revolution cordless mouse is a near-perfect pointing device and the one I expect to use for a long, long time.
Logitech MX Revolution Mouse. S.R.P. $100.
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This is one of my very first projects. I think I made it in 2007 or something. And as you can see, it's still there and wearable!
This A line skirt is based on Burda Style magazine from July 2006, model #131 for petite.
The little "pointed" upper part attracted me and I decided to make it in a light white embroided cotton, with small black and silver flowers. This skirt is perfect for summer either holiday or work : change the top you wear with it and the style completely changes.
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Listed below are simple ways on how to take good care of your jewelry: 1. Never go to bed without taking off the tiniest piece of jewelry you have on. 2. Make sure you choose a jewelry box that is lined with a soft cloth. 3. A tissue or a soft cloth can be a good alternative if you don't have a box to protect your jewelry from scratches or dust. 4. Don't forget to take off your ring when you wash your hands or when handling strong chemicals. Keep your gold jewels away from chlorine because this can cause cracks. A gold jewelry of 18 karats up can resist this damage. 5. Use suitable jewelry cleaning agents. There are many cleaning agents specifically made for jewelry. Avoid using chlorine, vinegar, baking soda or any other agents because although these may may those pieces shine, they can diminish the overall integrity of the jewelry. 6. Following a sweaty activity like jogging, walking, or working out, remove your jewelry and clean it using a soft-bristled brush with lukewarm water to remove sweat and dust. 7. A mild detergent or a small amount of diluted rubbing alcohol with lukewarm water can be used as an alternative if you don't have any cleaning solution. Of course, using a cleaning solution which is made for jewelry is always better since this can preserve the color, luster and shine of those precious pieces.These tips can help you preserve those precious jewels so that you can have it longer. You can even hand it over to the next generation as an heirloom. Strong metals which can last forever if taken cared of are gold, silver and platinum. However, these types made of these metals don't come cheap. That's why you should not take them for granted and handle them with proper care.
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One of Antoni Gaudi's most famous and often-repeated phrases was, 'originality is returning to the origin.' For Gaudi, a deeply religious man, this origin was nature. Gaudi viewed the natural world as perfect, a creation from which he drew inspiration. Nowhere is this connection more clearly visible than in his masterpiece, Barcelona's Sagrada Familia.
The Sagrada Familia represents the culmination of Gaudi's career. He used his other works as testing grounds for structures and techniques that would eventually be implemented in the Sagrada Familia. The elements found in Gaudi's nature-inspired work, which is sometimes referred to as biomimetic architecture, can be classified as ornamental or structural. Structural elements inspired by nature include: catenary arches, spiral stairways, conoid-shaped roofs, and a new type of tree-inspired column that uses hyperbolic paraboloids as its base. Natural ornamental elements include: honeycomb gates, vine-inspired frieze, diatom-shaped windows, gargoyles depicting animals displaced by the church's construction, and pinnacles in the form of grasses and pyrite crystals.
Both during Gaudi's lifetime and following his death, his work was considered to be revolutionary. Unlike most architects, Gaudi did not spend his time drawing plans in two dimensions. He worked with clay, rock, rope, paper, and any other moldable medium available. He expressed his plans and intentions through models and used live plants, animals, and humans as references. Gaudi did not view himself as revolutionary – he simply sought to replicate the perfection he saw in nature.
Some of Gaudi's most interesting structural techniques were successful in speeding construction and consuming fewer raw materials. The roof he designed for the architectural school on the grounds of the Sagrada Familia is shaped similar to a Magnolia leaf, in the form of a conoid. This naturally-occurring wave shape channels rainwater off the roof and was able to be made thinner, requiring less material, due to its innate strength. His tree-inspired columns could also have a smaller diameter due to the load-bearing capability designed into their multi-faced forms. Adrian Bejan has described Gaudi and this phenomenon describing him as:
A tightrope walker on the line of bridging art and science. He understood that nature is constructed by laws of mathematics. What is strongest is inherently lightest and most efficient.
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SYDNEY, July 2 (Reuters) - Australian pellet supplier Brambles Ltd has revived a plan to exit its $2 billion data management business, saying it will spin off the unit and list it on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX).
The proposal to spin off the unit, which Brambles expects to post a profit decline, comes at a time when several Asia-Pacific initial public offerings have been pulled or cut. Financial markets are again roiled by concerns over slower Chinese growth and U.S. stimulus reduction plans.
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Brambles said Recall may make an underlying profit of $138 million to $142 million this year, compared with $174 million in the previous year.
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State Services Commissioner Iain Rennie blamed a strained relationship with Ms Parata. Given the pounding Ms Parata has received, that was probably an understatement.
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IT OPENED the year the First World War began and has proudly served its community for 100 years.
A century later South Hinksey's Village Hall in Manor Road is still doing its job as residents threw a birthday party there.
In the 1940s, villagers raised the money to buy the former village Baptist chapel and make it their own.
At one time, there was a rule that no alcohol could be consumed on the premises, but that has been relaxed in recent years.
Nowadays it hosts the September village fete, Halloween and Christmas parties and South Hinksey Parish Council meetings.
Among those at Friday's party was lifelong village resident Tony Allsworth. His dad Albert was a chairman of the village hall committee and the parish council, and mum Florence served on the committee.
Mr Allsworth, 82, a former supervisor at the Cowley car works, said: "It has done a good job over the years and it has been a big part of my life."
After the Second World War, Mr Allsworth was part of a group of village children who collected paper and rags to raise money for the hall.
They sold their rags to a rag and bone shop in St Ebbe's, Oxford.
With the money they raised, the village bought a cottage two doors down from the village hall for £190 in 1949. When that was sold the proceeds paid for the hall.
In his childhood, Mr Allsworth remembered the hall hosted magic lantern shows put on by Harold Atkins, who ran a paper shop in Abingdon Road, Oxford.
The hall also used to host woodwork classes, making boats and other models out of matchsticks.
Mr Allsworth's wife, Ann, is continuing the Allsworth family tradition having served on the village hall committee for 22 years.
At Friday's party, the husband and wife cut a 100th birthday cake for the village institution.
Committee chairman Peter Rawcliffe said: "This was a very significant milestone, the hall is a real centre of community activity and it is flourishing."
Also at the party was Hilary Burr, of Oxfordshire Community and Voluntary Action, who is helping the hall to become a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO), which will mean committee members are less legally liable for the hall.
Mr Rawcliffe said he hopes this will encourage more people to join the committee.
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Published: 26 April 2013
Birkenstock sandals with white socks! Only Terence Stamp could get away with it.
The tugboat captain's son from Plaistow was the youngest, most stylish and, yes, beautiful of the working-class lads who stormed the film world in the 1960s, and remains a potent screen presence and an enduring style icon today at the age of 74. He refuses to be styled for his ES cover shoot, reminding the fashion team that he's a mainstay on the best-dressed lists.
Today the black hair has retreated to a laurel wreath of silver, but the periwinkle eyes still pierce and the bone structure is holding up. He's wearing a hat given to him by the late Mayfair tailor Dougie Hayward, a billowy mac, and a corduroy jacket and waistcoat subtly mismatched with trousers sporting a Regency-style, double-buttoned flap rather than a fly.
'I had a blind date with Brigitte Bardot,' he says in his flat, matter-of fact East End drawl, 'and I put on these trousers: I'd nicked them from Far from the Madding Crowd [John Schlesinger's 1967 adaptation of Thomas Hardy's novel, in which Stamp starred with Julie Christie]. They're not like normal strides but I felt comfortable in them. It's the first time I realised that if you feel good, you look good.' He really does say 'strides', calls a suit a 'whistle' and calls me 'man'.
'You can ask me anything you like, man,' he says, explaining that today's trousers are copies of the originals, which he's still got somewhere. OK, I say, was the date with Bardot successful? 'Well, it was and it wasn't,' he smiles. 'She was probably the most desirable woman I had ever seen but I can't say it went well because we didn't have a language in common.'
Bardot was startled to find that Stamp was a vegetarian. 'She put a fork into her starter, steak tartare, and said, "I am a cannibal!" And I thought, "I bet you are," ' he recalls. 'I often wonder if that evening contributed to her becoming the great vegetarian. I'd love to see her again.' I infer that the trousers carried the day.
We meet on the South Bank, where Stamp's romance with Christie was immortalised by Ray Davies in The Kinks' 'Waterloo Sunset', and where the BFI is mounting a retrospective of his films this month. They're showing the early ones, when he was a darling of British directors and the Italian avant-garde, and his later ones as a character actor, starting with his role as General Zod in Superman II in 1980, which ended a nine-year career slump that he largely passed looking inward in an Indian ashram.
The eldest of five, born in Stepney in 1938, and raised first in Bow, then Plaistow when wartime bombs started falling, Stamp always knew how to dress. He may have grown up 'proper poor, with lino, a scullery and no bathroom' but he remembers dragging his mother Ethel down Commercial Road aged about three looking for the perfect outfit. At 15, he was telling a Brick Lane tailor to put his buttonhole on the right, not the left, lapel.
'I always knew what I wanted, and it wasn't what others wanted,' he says. 'I didn't follow fashion. Fashion didn't exist.' These days he'll go to Anderson & Sheppard if he needs a sweater or a pair of trousers cut 'for real men'. His old tailor 'Fred the Stitch' made suits for him in a 1960s, 1970s and 1990s style for the sci-fi caper The Adjustment Bureau, but he was secretly pleased when the producer supplied him with another by the Italian firm Loro Piana.
In his most recent film, Song for Marion, Stamp played a grumpy pensioner who takes the place of his wife (Vanessa Redgrave) in an oldies' choir after she dies of cancer, and based his performance on his distant, emotionally buttoned-up dad Tom. 'I remembered all the things I got from Tom, how stylish he was,' says Stamp. 'He was so poor but when he had a suit made it was f***ing great — dove grey, gabardine... My mother told me his mother was an alcoholic and she would pawn his clothes. So he bought a padlock for his wardrobe door.' Stamp's laughter is a wonderful thing.
Anyway, Stamp was part of the generation who escaped. The first of his family to win a scholarship to grammar school, he went to work for an advertising agency ('Knit faster with Knitmaster' was one of his slogans). But he'd wanted to act since seeing Gary Cooper in Beau Geste as a child, and James Dean in East of Eden as a teenager. So when he was excused National Service due to problems with his feet (he had his shoes handmade later in life), he decided to give acting a go.
After another scholarship, to the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Art in South Kensington, he did a tour of Willis Hall's Second World War drama The Long and the Short and the Tall and moved into a flat, first in Harley Street and then in Ennismore Gardens Mews, with his co-star Michael Caine, who was six years older. At this point, Stamp smirks and makes a 'higher, higher' gesture with his hand. Is he saying that Caine lies about his age? 'I don't know,' Stamp smiles. 'He has very different memories of a lot of events than me, but maybe that's me getting it wrong.'
They shared a room with twin beds, so when either took a girl home — 'more often him' — Caine would dump his mattress and sheets in the living room behind the sofa to signal that each should withdraw to his separate territory. Stamp says he wasn't really much of a womaniser; also, that he never got seriously into drink and drugs in the 1960s because he had to stay sharp and fit to keep up with the older Caines and Finneys and O'Tooles. 'Yes, I was a cheap date,' he says. 'I was anyone's after a couple of Scotches. The same with grass: I'd be stoned instantly.'
Nonetheless, he did all right. As well as Bardot and Christie he dated Jean Shrimpton, the original supermodel, who left David Bailey for him, and who he once said was the love of his life. 'Yes, yes. And I kind of knew it at the time, but I was driven,' he says. 'It was my fault. She didn't leave me for no reason. She left me because she saw I was a lunatic. I wasn't ready for a twin-soul relationship.' He hasn't seen her since, though he remains friends with Christie.
Directors, as well as women, were throwing themselves at him. Peter Ustinov cast him in Billy Budd in 1962, which won him an Oscar nomination. In 1965 he took the part of the nonentity who kidnaps a girl in the adaptation of the John Fowles book The Collector because the great William Wyler was directing, but he wasn't really right for it. In screen tests alongside prospective actresses, Stamp lit up the screen so much that Wyler admitted: 'I haven't been able to look at the girls.' He doesn't regret passing up the part of Alfie, which went to Caine, though he does have misgivings about the singing role of King Arthur in Camelot, which went to Richard Harris: '[Director] Josh Logan went down on his knees to me, and I was such a c***. But I was frightened.'
The Italian director Federico Fellini loved Stamp and introduced him to the Indian guru Krishnamurti in 1968, which started his spiritual adventures. The same year Pier Paolo Pasolini cast him as the mysterious, Christ-like serial seducer in Theorem, the keystone of the BFI retrospective. I picture Stamp constantly doing double takes in the 1960s, unable to believe his luck with women and work. 'Yeah, all the time,' he concedes. 'I knew I was an East End spiv who got lucky, a chancer, winging it. I didn't get this inner confidence till I came back from India.'
The ashram filled the gap when work dried up for him in the 1970s, and he was changed after his return. The BFI season feels like a vindication of his decision not to do 'crap' films for money, he says. He is philosophical about not having children, and about being single after his six-year marriage to Elizabeth O'Rourke, a Singaporean-Australian pharmacist 35 years his junior, ended in 2008. 'I was married and I can't call that a mistake,' he says. 'But I am set in my ways. I have never been in a relationship where the silence was mutual. And being lonely for me isn't the same as other people understand it.'
It seems there is no shortage of female company. Stamp is famously fit, thanks to regular high-intensity workouts and a rigidly healthy diet due to various food intolerances. Does sex get better with age, I ask? 'Awareness gets better with age. Sex? No, of course not. But you are not so preoccupied with it because you don't have an erection all the time.'
He says he gets approached more these days by young women, older women, and (platonically) men, more so than in his heyday. He thinks this is because he used to be unattainable, huge, on the big screen; now anyone can see him, diminished and familiar, on their mobile phone. There is no rancour when he says this, nor when he says that films today are made for 'children' whereas in his day 'we saw it as a modern art form and gave it our best shot'. He and Shrimpton were the most photographed couple of their day, but it was nothing compared to what today's celebrities have to endure.
The greatest example of how Stamp differs from your average film star is that he is technically homeless. In America, he stays in a friend's guest house in Ojai, California, or in the New York flat and Hamptons house owned by his brother Chris, who used to manage The Who and Jimi Hendrix, and who died last November. Stamp also has the use of properties in Geneva and Gstaad owned by Chris' Swiss widow. In London he stays with two friends, in Notting Hill and Knightsbridge, or in hotels: 'My favourite is the Savoy, but I often can't afford it,' he says. 'The absolute, honest truth is I would love to come back to England, but my taste has exceeded my earning capacity by so much that whenever I see something I like, I am millions short. And I can't really go back to Plaistow, you know.'
That said, whenever he's in London, he goes back to what used to be 'the old Green Street Market' on Barking Road, which is now 'Little Bombay', and the only place he can find a particular mango he got addicted to in India. Last time he visited, a porter greeted him with: 'Allo Terry, what the f*** are you doin' here?' He always walks or takes the bus, and laments the passing of the Routemaster, and the fact that the No 15 doesn't go as far as it used to.
'I feel I'm kind of an urban icon,' Stamp says, 'that I've earned my place, because, you know, what the English love best is longevity. I will be 75 this July. I am five years away from being 80. That's ridiculous. But it's all still working, so I'm delighted.' He puts on his hat and walks into the Waterloo sunset. ES
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About Ivy de LeonFrom decorating and home staging to entertaining and gardening, I enjoy bringing traditional style to each project. I love to combine new and flea market finds with antiques and vintage pieces to create inviting spaces for today's modern lifestyle. CONTACT: email@example.com
Cast A Spell This Halloween
Posted on October 31, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
Have a bewitching hour! Happy Halloween! What to wear: The Milla jacket is a nice alternative instead of a sweater. I like the buttons detail. Although I usually wear little eye make up, this night calls for a little something extra, such as the smoky eye … Continue reading →
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11 Tips to Stay Young
Posted on October 29, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
Hello, again. Last week I had a special visitor at home. My mom came to visit. She usually comes up for the day or overnight, so when she agreed to stay the week, I was thrilled. Her visit was a … Continue reading →
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This Week's Quote
Posted on October 20, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
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Entertaining: Make It Beautiful
Posted on October 17, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
I'm getting excited that the holidays are almost here. Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday of the year. However, I don't wait for Thanksgiving to come around to enjoy everyday entertaining. Sharing a meal with family and friends or eating alone is … Continue reading →
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Project Design 2014: Healing The Body and Soul
Posted on October 10, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
Bedroom: Charles Pavarini III and J. Randall Tarasuk Charles Pavarini III Design Associates, Inc. The power of color for healing and technology is carefully and thoughtfully incorporated into this bedroom design. Shades of blue can be very calming. At a touch of a … Continue reading →
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Project Design 2014 Phase II: Ronald McDonald House of Long Island
Posted on October 9, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
America's top interior designers, contractors, vendors, Kravet Inc, NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens) magazine and star of Bravo TV's Million Dollar Listing New York, Ryan Serhant will unveil a labor of love and celebrate the newly designed home-away-from-home for … Continue reading →
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Purple In October
Posted on October 7, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. I'll be covering the Holiday House NYC next month and celebrating all things pink this month. In the meantime, I wanted to bring attention to another great cause. Did you know that October is also Domestic … Continue reading →
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Monday Quote: Work Wisely
Posted on October 6, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
"We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same." – Carlos Castaneda via etc Tweet
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Ivy's Style Picks: Treat Yourself
Posted on October 3, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
The weekend is here! Planning a quick getaway or sleeping in? Treat yourself to a few finds from One Kings Lane that will have you feeling a little more luxurious away or at home. (Two-Tone Cashmere Blend Slippers, Drawstring Bag, Solid … Continue reading →
Hello October: Study Inspiration
Posted on October 2, 2014 by Ivy de Leon
Happy October! This is a busy month starting with fall Market at the D&D, High Point Market, and great showhouses, like the Phase II of the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island . See last year's designs here. The holidays … Continue reading →
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Now in their third year, the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2013 will bring together the top sustainability executives, business leaders, and politicians from across the green economy, providing a unique opportunity to showcase the companies and individuals driving the UK's green growth success story.
The prestigious awards will take place on the evening of Wednesday 3 July at the Brewery in City of London, and will feature a drinks reception, keynote address, three course dinner, awards ceremony, and musical entertainment.
Entries for the awards are now open until the deadline of Friday 22nd March 2012. The shortlists will be announced on Monday 22nd April 2012.
The full list of BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2012 categories is:
• Consultancy of the Year
• Law Firm of the Year
• NGO of the Year
• Sustainability Team of the Year
• Young Sustainability Executive of the Year
• Sustainability Executive of the Year
• Small Business of the Year
• Leader of the Year
• Company of the Year
• WWF Green Game-Changers Innovation of the Year Award
• Green PR Company of the Year
• Green IT Project of the Year
• Green Transport Project of the Year
• Renewable Energy Project of the Year
• Waste or Recycling Project of the Year
• Water Management Project of the Year
• Energy Efficiency Project of the Year
• Green Car of the Year
• Politician of the Year
• Lifetime Achievement Award
Details on the judging panel, judging criteria, and how to enter are available here.
Tickets for the awards ceremony are now available for sale and details on pricing are available here.
As David Cameron joins the negotiations for a 2030 carbon reduction target, BusinessGreen assesses the key questions raised by the EU's new energy and climate change strategy
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NCAA reverses decision on Colgate freshman Nathan Harries and church basketball
Colgate freshman Nathan Harries has been cleared to play immediately, several sources reported Thursday.
Harries, who returned from his 2-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in June, was declared ineligible by the NCAA for playing in three games in a church basketball league this past summer. The decision was based on an NCAA rule that stipulates that an athlete who does not enroll immediately after high school graduation cannot participate in organized games.
Harries' dilemma was detailed in an article by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
Less than 24 hours later, amid an outcry of media sources, the NCAA did not need to hear an appeal from Colgate to change its mind, according to ESPN.com. A phone call was made to Harris, indicating the matter had been revisited and his suspension had been lifted.
"The NCAA conducted a brief interview with Harries and immediately called back with news it had reversed its decision," ESPN.com reported.
The NCAA will also come out with an official statement on the matter at some point today, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution said.
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The NCAA reverses its decision and grants waiver to Colgate freshman Nathan Harries. http://t.co/hi2yUOi8N1— Mike Waters (@MikeWatersSYR) November 7, 2013
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Justice! NCAA gives Colgate's Nathan Harries his year of eligibility back http://t.co/x9ZTTQGpzf— Sporting News NCAAB (@sn_ncaab) November 7, 2013
Source confirms NCAAA has found its senses. Nathan Harries eligible at Colgate— Dana O'Neil (@ESPNDanaOneil) November 7, 2013
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A misunderstanding has caused a number of videos on YouTube, many of which show third party Windows tutorials, to be taken down on copyright violations. In fact, it was something in the videos' comments section that was under Microsoft's concern, rather than the clips themselves.
The world is currently rolling out 4G, but already some parties are looking at what 5G could bring to consumers. Samsung has been testing out its own infrastructure for the next generation of wireless and the company has been able to achieve jaw-dropping data transfer speeds using high frequency signal.
Amazon UK has today announced a new same-day collection service, available free for Prime subscribers. The online retail giant will allow Prime members to have a package delivered to a chosen collection point within 12 hours, part of its Click & Collect service. If you're not a Prime member, you'll have to part with £4.99 for the luxury.
What's the best podcast app on Windows Phone? That's the question we're asking you today. Daniel Rubino recently sat down for episode six of The Tech Informist podcast and popular podcast app Podcast Critter recently received a nice update. That made us start thinking about podcasts on Windows Phone. Which app is your go-to for podcasts?
Did you install all your updates today on Windows 8.1 for Patch Tuesday? Then you might notice the new tab page looking a little bit different in Internet Explorer. The new tab page now displays a Bing search box right above your frequently visited web pages.
We first told you about Album Releases for Windows Phone 8 back in May It is an app that uses your Xbox Music Library to keep you updated on the latest releases from all of your favorite bands. Now, Album Releases has gone universal, making it available for both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.
Yesterday, 2K Games announced the soundtrack and song list for their upcoming wrestling game WWE 2K15. Not that the music matters all that much when everybody comes for the wrasslers and the wrasslin', but some cool tunes certainly don't hurt. I'm looking forward to hearing Flo Rida and Rise Against in the game, myself.
It turns out yesterday's news was just the turnbuckle climb before the elbow drop, because today we learn about 2K's huge plans for WWE 2K15 downloadable content. Both the Xbox One and 360 versions will receive multiple post-release DLC packs as well as a Season Pass that bundles four content packs. Three of those are story-based packs focused on the Ultimate Warrior, Mark Henry, and Randy Orton vs. Christian. Keep reading for full details!
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Microsoft's nearly one year old Surface 2 tablet, running on Windows RT 8.1, is the only one among Microsoft's Surface tablets to receive a firmware update today, as part of the company's monthly "Patch Tuesday" event.
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Searching on a smartphone just by using your voice is a feature that is still in its infancy, and it's not exactly a shock to learn that teens are using and embracing it more than their elders. This is one of the many findings about voice search in a new survey commissioned by Google.
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It looks like Acer is set to introduce a 12-inch model in the Aspire Switch series. Acer already offers 10-inch and 11-inch versions of the convertible device, but is believed to be bringing additional features to the series with the Aspire Switch 12, which features a new design and improved hardware.
Microsoft has been expanding the use of its Bing search database to provide predictions for things like World Cup matches, NFL games and even reality shows. Now Bing has launched a new service that will not only give US residents tons of information about the upcoming mid-term election on November 4 but will try to predict the results of those races as well.
Russia-based Highscreen is looking to launch two new Windows Phones. The brand (owned by Vobis Computer) will bring to the market WinWin (pictured above) and WinJoy, two interesting names to match the variety of colors that will be available. These new handsets will be affordable solutions for those looking for an absolute bargain when it comes to picking up a new smartphone.
Salesforce.com has provided more details about their recent partnership with Microsoft that was first announced in May, including word that the promised Salesforce1 app for Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 is now being tested via an invite-only preview.
Update: The Economic Times is now stating that the statements regarding the launch of a Windows Phone device were miscommunicated, and that OnePlus is not considering a Windows Phone handset after all.
"[Carl Pei] was speaking to the fact that we are open to choice for our users and had even at one point spoken with Microsoft about perhaps having Windows as a choice for install on the One. We have no plans to make a Windows phone."
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The Windows Phone platform has seen the addition of several handset vendors this year, and it look like one more manufacturer is interested in launching a device on the platform. In a recent interview with Economic Times, director of OnePlus Carl Pei stated that the manufacturer is considering a Windows Phone device.
Microsoft has made its standalone Kinect sensor for Xbox One available for consumers to purchase for $149.99. The optional accessory makes it possible for owners to utilize body, voice, and gestures to engage with the compatible titles on Xbox One. Microsoft is bundling one of these games, Dance Central Spotlight, with each purchase.


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If you are staying in the area, be sure to spend a little time exploring colorful neighborhoods like Naples, Cercola and Volla.
Visitors to Ercolano, keen to deepen their appreciation of this area, should head to the cultural attractions nearby. In particular, you should make sure you check out the Museo Civico Filangeri. Book seats for a live performance at the Teatro di San Carlo.
To really get a feel for the area, stop at the nearby local attractions such as the Piazza del Plebiscito, the San Francesco di Paola and the Pio Monte della Misericordia. These are popular with locals and tourists alike. History buffs will enjoy exploring the Santa Maria del Carmine, the La Fontana dell'Immacolatella and Royal Palace. Take the time to visit holy places such as the Church of San Ferdinando and the San Gregorio Armeno Church. Relax in the calm atmosphere and get a deeper understanding of the impotence of faith in Ercolano.
If you are ready to splash some cash, explore Galleria Umberto.
Immerse yourself in Ercolano's heartland at Stadio Arturo Collana. This is home to F.C. Turris Neapolis 1944 soccer team in winter and the S.S.D. Puteolana 1902 Internapoli. Afterwards, follow the stream of local sports fans to a nearby pub or bar for a post-match beer ot two.
For a real taste of this fascinating part of the world, think about booking your accommodation close by in one of the area's many accommodation options. Check out the rooms and rates at the Royal Continental Hotel Naples, the Una Hotel Napoli, or the Ramada Naples.