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Samsung Electronics continues is astonishing launch program by introducing the Galaxy Note 8.0 into the US, tomorrow, April 11th, having quietly launched in the UK last week. But is the Korean company stretching itself too far, too fast?
The launch is part of a remarkable sequence that Samsung has lined up for Q2.
And it is having an impact – the rumor of the past 24 hours is that Apple is readying two or three screen sizes for its new iPhone (personally I doubt that Apple will do this because each phone needs its distinct components and sales pitch).
Back to Samsung. I don't know if I have captured all the action but below is a run down of what is being talked about. I'd be interested to know what I've missed.
Whether you are a fan of Samsung or not think about this from a product portfolio standpoint. This is an incredible pace – even if you say it is not all about innovation, it still needs managing. Deep inside the organization someone has to oversee the supply chain, the marketing, the launch program, the competitive positioning against Apple.
And dare I say that is where Samsung is looking frail. On March 14th we saw the Korean device maker hype up the Galaxy S4 smartphone in an Apple-like reveal in New York – and garnered world-wide attention from it. The effort it is able to put into these other devices makes them (the devices) look pale in comparison and it makes Samsung look stretched.
It matters partly because, of course, Samsung wants to sell and without the big fanfare it is going to rely on deals and discounts. BGR reports that there is already a lot of discounting going on in the smartphone market (from Apple as well as Samsung).
But it matters also because Samsung is lagging in the tablet market, not in smartphones. And it needs a big, new differentiator in its tablet products if it is to catch Apple in markets like China, where it lags badly. So to the product line-up.
The Note 8.0 was announced at Mobile World Congress in March, and looks likely to cost under $400. A 3G model is due soon.
In addition to the 8.0, Samsung also has the Galaxy Tab 3.0 lined up, rumored for June, around the time Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 5S.
According to Androidcentral:
The rumored Galaxy Tab 3 Plus will have an octa-core Exynos 5 CPU, a Super AMOLED Full HD display of either 10.1-inches or 11.6-inches
But there are rumors also of an 8″ screen (and a 7″ though that seems to have been ditched).
Samsung is also planning two new supersized smartphones for Summer and Autumn launch, one at 5.5″ and one at 6.3″, just beneath the 7″ tablet mark.
And they have also announced three new phones in the Galaxy family, the Galaxy Star, Galaxy Pocket Neo and the Galaxy Win. On top of all that the S4 is due out soon.
In addition there are variants on the tablet products (connectivity and storage). Even without those variants that means 8 major product launches in one quarter. And by the way they are also launching new TVs.
In the background Samsung is working with a team of senior designers like ex-BMW chief designer Chris Bangle to improve the usability and appearance of products. But they are beginning to look stretched with all important tablets like the 8.0 and 3.0 making little impact, compared with the S4, on a news environment that is busy with Apple rumors as we move closer to an iPhone 5S launch.
WE will need fossil fuels like oil and gas for the foreseeable future. So there's really little choice (sigh). We have to press ahead with fracking for natural gas. We must approve the Keystone XL pipeline to get Canadian oil.
This mantra, repeated on TV ads and in political debates, is punctuated with a tinge of inevitability and regret. But, increasingly, scientific research and the experience of other countries should prompt us to ask: To what extent will we really "need" fossil fuel in the years to come? To what extent is it a choice?
As renewable energy gets cheaper and machines and buildings become more energy efficient, a number of countries that two decades ago ran on a fuel mix much like America's are successfully dialing down their fossil fuel habits. Thirteen countries got more than 30 percent of their electricity from renewable energy in 2011, according to the Paris-based International Energy Agency, and many are aiming still higher.
Could we? Should we?
A National Research Council report released last week concluded that the United States could halve by 2030 the oil used in cars and trucks compared with 2005 levels by improving the efficiency of gasoline-powered vehicles and by relying more on cars that use alternative power sources, like electric batteries and biofuels.
Just days earlier a team of Stanford engineers published a proposal showing how New York State — not windy like the Great Plains, nor sunny like Arizona — could easily produce the power it needs from wind, solar and water power by 2030. In fact there was so much potential power, the researchers found, that renewable power could also fuel our cars.
"It's absolutely not true that we need natural gas, coal or oil — we think it's a myth," said Mark Z. Jacobson, a professor of civil and environmental engineering and the main author of the study, published in the journal Energy Policy. "You could power America with renewables from a technical and economic standpoint. The biggest obstacles are social and political — what you need is the will to do it."
Other countries have made far more concerted efforts to reduce fossil fuel use than the United States and have some impressive numbers to show for it. Of the countries that rely most heavily on renewable electricity, some, like Norway, rely on that old renewable, hydroelectric power. But others, like Denmark, Portugal and Germany, have created financial incentives to promote newer technologies like wind and solar energy.
People convinced that America "needs" the oil that would flow south from Canada through the Keystone XL pipeline might be surprised to learn that Canada produced 63.4 percent of its electricity from renewable sources in 2011, largely from hydropower and a bit of wind. (Maybe that is why Canada has all that oil to sell.) The United States got only 12.3 percent of its electricity from renewables in 2011. Still, many experts say that aggressively rebalancing the United States' mix of fossil fuel and renewable energy to reduce its carbon footprint may well be impractical and unwise for now.
"There is plenty of room for wind and solar to grow and they are becoming more competitive, but these are still variable resources — the sun doesn't always shine and the wind doesn't always blow," said Alex Klein, the research director of IHS Emerging Energy Research, a consulting firm on renewable energy. "An industrial economy needs a reliable power source, so we think fossil fuel will be an important foundation of our energy mix for the next few decades."
Fatih Birol, chief economist at the 28-nation International Energy Agency, which includes the United States, said that reducing fossil fuel use was crucial to curbing global temperature rise, but added that improving the energy efficiency of homes, vehicles and industry was an easier short-term strategy. He noted that the 19.5 million residents of New York State consume as much energy as the 800 million in sub-Saharan Africa (excluding South Africa) and that, even with President Obama's automotive fuel standards, European vehicles were on average more than 30 percent more fuel efficient than American ones.
He cautioned that a rapid expansion of renewable power would be complicated and costly. Using large amounts of renewable energy often requires modifying national power grids, and renewable energy is still generally more expensive than using fossil fuels. That is particularly true in the United States, where natural gas is plentiful and, therefore, a cheap way to generate electricity (while producing half the carbon dioxide emissions of other fossil fuels, like coal). Promoting wind and solar would mean higher electricity costs for consumers and industry.
Indeed, many of the European countries that have led the way in adopting renewables had little fossil fuel of their own, so electricity costs were already high. Others had strong environmental movements that made it politically acceptable to endure higher prices in order to reduce emissions.
But Dr. Birol predicted that the price of wind power would continue to drop, while the price of natural gas would rise in coming years, with the two potentially reaching parity by 2020. He noted, too, that countries could often get 25 percent of their electricity from renewable sources like wind and solar without much modification to their grids. A few states, like Iowa and South Dakota, get nearly that much of their electricity from renewable power (in both states, wind), while others use little at all.
So as Europeans have grown accustomed to wind turbines dotting the landscape, much of America continues to regard renewable power as a boutique product, cool but otherworldly. When I tell colleagues that Portugal now gets 40 percent of its electricity from renewable power, the standard response is "Portugal is windy." But many places in America are, too. When I returned from Kristianstad, Sweden, and marveled at how that city uses waste from farms, forestry and food processing plants to make biogas that supplies 100 percent of its heat, the response is likewise disbelief. But I'd venture that a similar plan could work fine in Milwaukee or Burlington, Vt., cities that also anchor rural areas.
MAPPING studies by Dr. Jacobson and colleagues have concluded that America is rich in renewable resources and (unlike Europe) has the empty space to create wind and solar plants. New York State has plenty of wind and sun to do the job, they found. Their blueprint for powering the state with clean energy calls for 10 percent land-based wind, 40 percent offshore wind, 20 percent solar power plants and 18 percent solar panels on rooftops — as well as a small amount of geothermal and hydroelectric power.
Dr. Jacobson said that careful grid design and coordination of power sources would ensure a stable power supply, although a smidgen of natural gas would be needed for the 0.2 percent of the time that renewables failed to generate sufficient electricity. The report claims that the plan would create 58,000 jobs in New York State (which now imports much of its power), create energy security and ultimately stabilize electricity prices.
The authors say the substantial costs of enacting the scheme could be recouped in under two decades, particularly if the societal cost of pollution and carbon emissions were factored in. The team is currently working on an all-renewable blueprint for California.
Sounds good on paper, but even Europe is struggling a bit with its renewable ambitions at the moment.
Germany, which got 20.7 percent of its electricity from renewable energy in 2011, is re-evaluating the incentives it provides to increase that share to 35 percent by 2020, because of worries that its current approach will drive up power prices inordinately at a time of economic uncertainty. It has had trouble ramping up transmission capacity to carry the wind power generated in the blustery North to the industrial South, where it is needed.
Dr. Birol said that natural gas and renewable energy could ultimately be "a good couple" for powering New York State, and elsewhere. But in what mix? If, in 20 years, cars are 50 percent more efficient and New York State could get much of its electricity from wind and solar, should we be more measured in making fossil fuel investments? As Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo considers the boundaries of hydraulic fracturing in New York State and as Secretary of State John Kerry decides the fate of the Keystone XL pipeline, how much we really "need" fossil fuels is worth pondering.


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If you fill out one form online today, it should be this one. Tumblr's done a really nice job with this bit opposing the Stop Online Piracy Act. The form takes your phone number, address and ZIP, gives you a call with quick talking points, then connects you to your Congressional representative in the House so you can tell them what you think.
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I know that there are lots of people out there who are adversely against Valentine Day! It's too commercialized, they say. It's too corny, others say. Nauseating, sappy, day that is fully exploited by Hallmark… And you know what, I agree with ALL of it! And as much as I am all about not limiting the expression of your love for others to a single day, I do find Valentine's day a good opportunity to continue to express your appreciate of others. It is a perfect time to do something special, something thoughtful.
This year, whether you are throwing a Valentine's Day party for kids or simply wanna find some creative ways to share the love, check out these 10 free (I repeat, FREE) DIY projects that will shout Loving Creative Genius (while maybe splurging on a good bottle of something!).
- DIY Valentine's Hot Chocolate Cup {by Confetti Sunshine Blog}
- DIY Valentine's Day Treat Bag {by Pizzazzerie}
- Valentine's Day Labels~ All You need is Love {by World Label}
- Valentine's Day BINGO {by Libbie Grove Designs}
- Valentine's Day Candy Bar Wrapper {by Mighty Delighty}
- Cute Cupcake Flags (that also work beautifully on pencils, lollipops and… well you know what else) {by Yellow Heart Art}
- Sweetheart Valentine's Day Collection that includes editable invitations, party circles, favor tags, editable tented cards, an editable banner {by Paper & Pigtails}
- Valentine's Day Wrapping Paper {by Thirty Handmade Days}
- Naturally Sweet DIY Valentine Stickers to put on fruit {by Twig & Thistle}
- Valentine's Day Fortune Cookie {by Design Wash Rinse Repeat}
And to my Anti-Valentine Day enthusiasts, I haven't forgotten about you, I would suggest doing all of the above DIYs and upon completion, promptly plaster with as many Black Sharpie 'X's' that you can manage to draw and then proceed to cut up with scissors.


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Fundraisers are like superheroes, right? So when the going gets tough, what is it that has your heart, asks Celina Ribeiro.
Let me cast your mind back to Spiderman II. Or perhaps Batman Begins. Superman, maybe. Or, really, any comic book-based superhero movie ever made. (It's not really my genre.)
At some point, let's say it's Spiderman, is in the throes of battle with his arch nemesis du jour, I'll call him Scary Scorpion Face. Scary Scorpion Face is no fool. He has detected Spiderman's true identity and has concocted an ingenious plan to unravel his foe by pitting the two sides of Spiderman's identity against one another: his superhuman versus his human. At some point in their fighting Spiderman and Scary Scorpion Face reach a bridge, or the top of a building, or some kind of suspended place above a pit of boiling lava. It doesn't really matter, the point is this place of battle is very high up.
At the denouement, just as you think Spiderman has the upper hand, Scary Scorpion Face reveals his ace: he has Spiderman's girlfriend in one cage and, say, an entire kindergarten class in another. Both are being hurtled towards certain death. Our valiant hero can only save one. Which has the greatest pull: his heart (the girlfriend) or his rational commitment to the greater good (the kids)?
Spiderman only wants to do good. Close-ups of the hero's expressionless masked face turning from one falling cage to the other falling cage emphasise this conundrum. Who is he most committed to?
And so I segue seamlessly into my point.
Fundraisers (you'll like this) are not unlike superheroes. They, too, have dual identities. Charity workers fighting for good, and shrewd marketers fighting for pennies and pounds. Oh yes, usually the two identities co-exist happily within the one body (until a fob-off from operations puts you back in your marketer place), but sometimes, just like Spiderman, you have to choose.
Our Most Influential poll, that gossipy barometer of who's hot or not in fundraising, is out this month. Each year we see the routine rise and fall of gurus, but what is most interesting to me is what happens to the placement of 'the donor' and 'the beneficiary'. They see-saw. This year the donor is up, and so the beneficiary is down. Last year it was the opposite. This is the girlfriend and kindergarten class dilemma of the fundraising world. Are you motivated by the girlfriend (your passionate, emotional commitment to the cause) or squealing, chubby-cheeked children (your passionate, pragmatic commitment to your donors)? Do you fundraise because you're good at it and it does good, or is it because you want to do good and it's the best way you can help?
It's not a moral question. No one would blame Spiderman for choosing either the girlfriend or the kids. But your answer will provide insight into who, ultimately, you are accountable to. Is your success measured in a legacy bequest or in a funded service? One may lead to the other, but which success really tugs at your heart?
Spiderman saves both, of course. He's a superhero.
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Paula Siciliano, D.N.P., B.C.-G.N.P., is a geriatric nurse practitioner who specializes in internal medicine. She received her education from the University of Utah whereshe is also an associate professor. Paula is currently welcoming new patients. She accepts most insurance plans.
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I've already recommended her to manyUofU Patient August 25, 2014
dr. went way out of the way to be helpful I am thankful to have such a caring doctor.UofU Patient August 11, 2014
I love Paula! She is kind, and caring.UofU Patient August 09, 2014
She always spends a lot of time with her patients and makes sure all our concerns are met. That is why patients have to wait so long in the exam room before we are seen. So I guess the situation is good and bad because no one wants to wait an hour to be seen, but patients like when their doctor makes sure all your needs are met and is thorough.UofU Patient August 06, 2014
My experiences with Paula Siciliano are always perfect. She explains fully, helps me sort through treatment options, is on time and moves through the appointment in a timely manner, and always is warm and concerned. I love her!UofU Patient July 15, 2014
Paula is awesome!UofU Patient May 30, 2014
Dr. is wonderfulUofU Patient May 30, 2014
All good !UofU Patient April 28, 2014
Dr Paula sisilono is the best Dr I have ever seen. Her concerns are very genuine. She explains everything in grave detail.UofU Patient April 21, 2014
Paula is concerned, capable and knowledgeable. She's friendly too. What a combination. She'll even answer questions without making me feel like I'm wasting her time.UofU Patient March 31, 2014
I love Paula she is awesome !UofU Patient March 24, 2014
My initial visit was fine. Provider showed concern for my questions and seemed quite thorough when it came to figuring out why I felt so bad. She ordered tests to make sure I would get answers to each of my concerns.UofU Patient March 14, 2014
Provider wrote out prescriptions of antibiotics before looking at urinalysis results. Ignored my complaint of severe back pain.UofU Patient March 12, 2014
Love Dr sicilano I believe she really cares about me never hurrys me out to get to the next patients until I understand. what I can forUofU Patient February 16, 2014
Paula Siciliano has always been competent and willing to take as much time as needed. I am very confident I am getting the best care I could anywhere.UofU Patient February 03, 2014
Had a much better visit this time, She was truly concerned and it made me feel a lot betterUofU Patient February 03, 2014
I was in a lot of pain at this appointment and Paula was great at explaining to me what was causing my pain and how to treat it. She is great!UofU Patient January 19, 2014
Paula is awesome! She is the best health care provider that I have been to. She is very understanding and knowledgeable. I'm so thankful for everything she has done to help me.UofU Patient January 17, 2014
Dr. Siciliano showed concern, she explained very well my condition. I am very satisfied from her services.UofU Patient December 30, 2013
I did not feel like I got a physical exam. It was mostly questions and answers. Provider did listen to my lungs but nothing else. She was friendly and explained things well.UofU Patient December 30, 2013
Paula is AMAZING. Words cannot describe her excellence.UofU Patient December 19, 2013
Paula is awesome. She always takes the time to listen and has a caring manner about her. Though this last visit left me a bit stumped about what is going on with me concerning my health.UofU Patient December 15, 2013
Paula Sciciliano is always most helpful and knowledgable.UofU Patient December 04, 2013
I recommend Paula all the time. She and Lucky are great.UofU Patient December 02, 2013
Siciliano's expertise is greatly appreciated. She deserves a much higher score than allowed on this survey. Her kindness, knowledge, and understanding concern is one of a kind. Her genuine, encouraging words were the biggest contribution to my good health. I do not know where I would be without her. This is cheesy, but she is a true life saver.UofU Patient November 25, 2013
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She was really concerned about my backUofU Patient October 27, 2013
I'm on a first name basis with Paula Siciliano. We share many common interests, and are very comfortable together. She's easy to understand and honest about her ability to help me. She's a pleasure to visit.UofU Patient October 14, 2013
Excellent !!UofU Patient October 07, 2013
Paula takes time to discuss and show my issues. She knows when to ask for assistance and is humble enough to never make me fell uncomfortable to let me ask stupid questions. She is the best.UofU Patient September 30, 2013
Can not say enough positive things about care provider. The best! I will be using her in the future always!UofU Patient September 09, 2013
I have never had a healthcare provider that spends more time with me. Paula explains alternatives and gives me a chance to help solve my medical problems.UofU Patient September 02, 2013
Thank you Ms. Paula for being thorough and not rushing the visit. This means the world to your patients!UofU Patient September 02, 2013
Thanks PaulaUofU Patient August 27, 2013
I feel like I don't get the care I neededUofU Patient August 27, 2013
goodUofU Patient July 09, 2013
I don't think I could have had better care.UofU Patient June 11, 2013
She was extremely nice, patient, and seemed genuinely caring. We talked through everything and she was able to spend more time with me than I expected.UofU Patient June 10, 2013
Amazing and a great genuine heart in advocating for patients!She is a true medical pro!!!UofU Patient May 08, 2013
I was unable to wait for the PA as I had other appointments.UofU Patient May 06, 2013
Paula was very nice. She let me talk as long as I needed to, to get an idea or two about what my concerns and problems were. I never felt rushed, or that she wasn't listening to me. I really like her for a care provider!UofU Patient May 02, 2013
Paula is always very understanding and helpfulUofU Patient May 01, 2013
Love me some Paula!UofU Patient April 22, 2013
I was very impressed with Dr Siciliano. I was especially pleased with her genuine concern for me as a patient and the time she took with me instead of rushing me out and passing me off.UofU Patient April 09, 2013
Paula has helped me so much. She listens and works with me to come up with a solution to my problem. She is wonderfulUofU Patient April 09, 2013
The care I received was fine; the wait time and overall clinic experience was what was lackingUofU Patient April 08, 2013
I have seen Paula Siciliano on a number of occasions. She is caring, knowledgeable, and professional.UofU Patient April 08, 2013
Paula Siciliano is outstanding!. She seems to have a tremendous emphathy for what patients deal with when they are ill. Her sensitivity and skillful treatment are among the reasons she stands out in my view.UofU Patient April 04, 2013
I work in healthcare & was not impressed with this provider at all. I feel that you should be physically able to care for your patients and have their needs met. The condition of this provider was unexceptable. You come into the doctors wanting to be cared for & yet I felt like at any minute I might need to offer her assistance. It was an experience that I don't think others need to go thru.UofU Patient March 20, 2013
Paula had a full clinic but was willing to work me in. I didn't feel rushed and felt she took time to exam and treat my condition.UofU Patient March 18, 2013
Wouldn't even recommend her for a geriatric patient she's that bad!UofU Patient March 18, 2013
Paula is great. She takes the time to help me understand what is going on. Paula shows genuine care and concern for wanting me to get better. She is very knowledgeable and honest with her recommendations. While there are other locations that are closer to my home or work, I specifically choose to go to the Greenwood Center because of the type of care I receive from Paula.UofU Patient March 06, 2013
Dr. Sicilano is excellent. My appointments are always on time. She answers all my "goofy" questions and concerns. She is thorough and shows concern in me being as best I can. On a past visit, I had had a heart attack and I didn't recognize the symptoms. Dr. Siciliano recognized the problem immediately upon listening to my heart and called for an ambulance. I was in surgery within 2 hours. SHE SAVED MY LIFE.UofU Patient March 06, 2013
Again, I can't praise her enough.UofU Patient February 26, 2013
Paula and her staff are very caring. While being seen, you do not feel like they are trying to rush you out the door. I even received a follow up call after I returned from my vacation to check on my sinus infection.UofU Patient February 19, 2013
Paula is wonderful. She is always very helpful and explains things well. I have recommended her to several people.UofU Patient February 19, 2013
All I can say is Paula has been the best Dr. I have seen in a very long time. She took her time with me and made sure I understood everything before I left.UofU Patient February 11, 2013
She ordered too many examination what I do not need.UofU Patient February 04, 2013
she is very caring and sweet. the only bad thing is and its not super bad prescriptions being called in so i don't run outUofU Patient January 22, 2013
kind and caringUofU Patient January 07, 2013
Paula is always very helpful and understanding.UofU Patient December 24, 2012
She took the time to listen and feel my concerns as she seeks the solution to a long and hard road of what is causing my medical issues.UofU Patient December 17, 2012
There were several unanswered questions, but Paula found the answers and wrote me a letter afterwords that I recieved in the mail 2 days later. That was very nice of her.UofU Patient October 25, 2012
Dr. Siciliano is professional and kind. She explains fully and instills confidence with the patient. She saved my life during a routine visit due to her excellent diagnostic skills.UofU Patient October 23, 2012
I am so glad I switched over to Paula Sicilliano last year. She is extremely competent and personable. My health has improved a great deal under her care.UofU Patient October 15, 2012
Will not recommend this clinic to any family or friendsUofU Patient October 04, 2012
Ms. Paula is awesome!!UofU Patient September 24, 2012
Paula is the best, most concerned, caring, Dr./Nurse Pract. I have ever had the privilage of seeing.UofU Patient July 17, 2012
good experienceUofU Patient July 16, 2012
She was having a bad day that day. Nornally she is a lot better to talk to. She was running behind because the place had to be evacuated.UofU Patient June 25, 2012
she is the bestalways caring and listensUofU Patient June 14, 2012
Paula was extremely helpful and she even talked with my son that was with me.UofU Patient June 12, 2012
Paula is wonderful, she always takes the time to listen to your concerns and explain what she thinks might be going on with your health issues.UofU Patient June 04, 2012
Paula Siciliano is the most caring accessible care provider I've ever had.UofU Patient April 20, 2012
The provider did not address the issue I came in for the appointment for until the end of the session. Whether the data she received from the "tech" was "fuzzy" I do not know. I came in for an eye problem and ended up being admonished about high blood pressure. As I was ready to exit the exam, she stated that maybe she should look at my eye (which was my initial complaint).UofU Patient April 20, 2012
Tried calling for results and still in a lot of pain was told a note was put in my chart but no response to me and that i could go to my general practiioner if I was still having issues. I honestly thought that is why I went to the specialist was for help.UofU Patient April 20, 2012
Paula was very goodUofU Patient April 18, 2012
Not enough time to take care of all items.UofU Patient March 28, 2012
Paula Siciliano is excellent. I've never had a care provider take the time to explain the situation and try to understand me.UofU Patient March 16, 2012
I am on some powerful medication and was concerned of her knowledge of interaction of medicine. I took one dose and became very dizzy so I didn't take anymore. The same thing happened when I took the over the counter medicine. I don't know if it was just happenstance or not but as soon as I quite taken the medicine the dizziness stopped.UofU Patient February 29, 2012
I always get exceptional care from Paula, she is the best!UofU Patient February 11, 2012
Paula Siciliano is such a good listener I feel all my concerns are adressed and I get the car I need.UofU Patient February 10, 2012
Very confident in PaulaUofU Patient February 08, 2012
Paula is a wonderful provider. The wait time is the only issue and would be my hesitation in recommending her to others. If they do not mind waiting, Paula is great!UofU Patient February 04, 2012
I am sure every care provider are good. Because they are do they are job, but some one do more than just a job, My care provider Paula she do very good take to many patients from what I heard that why I change my primary Dr. To Paula Siciliano. She try to safe my life. If t can do I would like to do the best ti help her too. One thing I do now ...Work hard as she do.UofU Patient January 25, 2012
Paula is awesome! She talks to you like a friend, is genuinely concerned, and takes the time you need to help you understand everything.UofU Patient January 24, 2012
very satisfiedUofU Patient January 07, 2012
she is very smart, very king and very knowledgable of medicine, prescriptions and other Doctors. She guided me in the correct direction for some horrible pain and inflamation that I and I was able to resolve that issue. Her prescriptions were excellent...the last time I did not agree with some of them partly because I could not afford them. She is a very good nurse practitioner and I'm confident w/her as a Doctor.


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Recent Vintage (Thrifty) Finds
First up is a set of National Silverplate (with the name King Edward on it). The pattern is CALVALCADE (love that name) and it is from 1946. No serving pieces but I have 6 each of the knives, forks, spoons & soup spoons. A good set for my uses.
The second set I was not able to get as much information. The set is marked Wm. Rogers & Sons and it is my understanding that name was actually used by International in the early 1900's...the styling would suggest it is that old. Sadly there is not an even *set* of these, but there are enough for 5 place settings.
Click to enlarge a close-up of the spoon.
Both partial sets came in this box that seems to be the original box for the Wm. Rogers & Sons set.
The box is worn and scratched but I am glad to have it. The box and both partial sets were $10.00 at Goodwill.
Same trip to the GW netted these pink damask napkins. I've picked up a lot of pink lately so these will come in handy, Only 7 napkins for $4.00.
A few weeks back I visited GW, and found 4 of these boxes lurking under a table.
My heart about skipped a beat at the thought that the original dishes could possibly be in the boxes......not only were they, but 3 of the boxes had NEVER been opened!
Inside was the sweetest little 5 piece place settings.....A plate, soup/salad bowl, dessert bowl and cup & saucer. I paid $3.00 per place setting!
The green tablecloth underneath is a lovely vintage green linen....and it has a stain right in the middle. Too bad but most of the fabric is still wonderful, so I will cut it up for napkins. I actually have a set of placemats I recently got at TJMaxx that are exactly the same color.
Stayed tune for tablescapes but in the meantime, visit all Suzanne's Vintage Thingie Thursday participants for lots more vintage fun!
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Cindy said...:
Girl you hit the mother lode.I bet someone passed away..and the family didn't want any of that old stuff..and gave it to GW..isn't it sad!! It breaks my heart sometimes to see vintage stuff..I mean good vintage things that were loved once..chunked on the shelves..I do my duty and always try to rescue them..lol
Thanks for sharing.
Cindy from Rick-Rack and Gingham
shannon i olson said...:
I love those great finds! it is so fun to come home with great vintage items. Oh Heck I come home with junk sometimes and I am just as happy.
Joyce said...:
I love the silverware and the vintage napkins. GW by your home is amazing. Lucky you to find such wonderful items for a pretty penny. Isn't it fun when you find some item you just Love at GW because it feels like you won the lottery?
Cass @ That Old House said...:
You did great at GW. I had a fine time at two of our GW stores this past weekend, when everything was 50 percent off. heaven. :-)
LOVE the silverplated flatware... the Cavalcade would look so lovely with dishes with a basketweave border, like the ones I picked up at Dollar Tree last year!
And the others -- they are quite old. You can tell by the knife blades. They are silver plate, probably over carbon steel. This style of blunt (or Old French) knife blade fell out of fashion after stainless steel became the norm, after World War One.
I LOVE knives with those old blunt silver blades -- and they are usually sharp so be careful!
Enjoy your happy finds!
Rosie@Journey to Charm said...:
What a steal for the dishes. And the silverware. You did great!
Julie Harward said...:
Hey, these are great...good for you, you know what is of value! Come say hi :D
Roslyn said...:
Oh my how lucky are you, I never see such treasures but then I rarely have time for thrift shopping!
Miri said...:
Great finds...lovely silverware and the glass dishes are very sweet!
fitty's pinky rose cottage said...:
i love silverware/flatwares and slowly am collecting them.. a vintage rusty old ones.. but yours are just lovely.. and to have them all in that sturdy looking box just great! happy VTT
Vonlipi said...:
OMG! The Thrifting Gods are sure smiling down on you!
I would love to find some vintage dishes in unopened boxes, especially cute milkglass like that!
Happy VTT!
Ulla said...:
The box with the silverware is nice, and the milkglass sets are very pretty.
Happy Cottage Quilter said...:
Wow what a great find! The silverware and dishes are beautiful.
CC said...:
Oooooooo,I do so love everything. You did better than well with your finds. I would still be happy dancing. Specially love those gorgeous,
Have a lovely weekend and a great VTT. I've become a follower..and I'll be back later to see more of your great finds on your other shopping trips.
Lillie Mae Acres said...:
You did hit the jackpot! You really got some wonderful pieces and beautiful too. Here lately I've just about stopped going in Goodwills around here, but I still pop in the ones out of town when I can. My local ones have raised prices higher than some retail and are very mismanaged. It's a shame because GW is such a great donation/cherity business. Happy decorating with your new pretties!
Lynnie said...:
WOW! This makes me want to head out to our GW's today! Sweet deals!
P. said...:
Fantastic finds! I love that first set with the basketweave detail on the handles! You really lucked out with the dish sets in the original boxes. Hey, before you cut up that green linen tablecloth, you should try Suzanne's stain removal process. I used it on some stained old linens and it really worked great. That is, if you don't have your heart set on making napkins from it already (which would be pretty too!).
Barb~Bella Vista said...:
Hi Gail, I know you are happy with your great finds.....I would be! Can't wait to see them on future tables.
Have a blessed day,
Barb ♥
Jacqueline said...:
What great finds! How lucky are you. The flatware is just beautiful.
Sherrie said...:
From one Goodwill Shopper to another, Good Goodwill score. Thanks for sharing.
Sally Annie Magundy said...:
You lucky! What treasures!
Happy VTT,
Anna Matthews said...:
What a score - you really hit it that day!!
TravelinPilgrim said...:
Wow! What finds! Thank you for sharing with us.
I too have been on the lookout for Fabulous Finds and have so called a new weekly post on my blog. I hope you'll come and visit every Friday, for Fabulous Friday Finds. In connection, I am having a GIVEAWAY, Yeah!, for anyone who would like to enter. There are several different ways, but it closes Friday! So hurry on over.
Stacey said...:
What great finds! The basket weave pattern on the silver ware is lovely. And what a treasure the new dishes are:) Perhaps some of your thrifting mojo will rub off on me!
Barbara said...:
Gail I love it, such a vintage display, hugs and blessings, Barbara
Tara Beaulieu said...:
Oh my gosh, $3 for those place settings?! That's wonderful- they are just precious! And I can't wait to see what a pretty table you set with all this pink, green and silver- it's going to be adorable. Happy VTT!
nannykim said...:
Old silverware is such fun!! But I gotta say--love that darling set of dishes!! Can't believe it was in the orignal boxes!!! Great finds! Thanks for the stopby at Spindle Cottage!
Sandra said...:
Wonderful GW finds! Love all of it. I was at GW today...tons of people and really picked over...must be summer and people are bored already and out shopping everyday.
LV said...:
I guess I am not a good thrift shopper. I never seem to find nice things like this. You really made a haul.
Susan said...:
You scored big time at Goodwill. I use to shop GW alot but lately I have not made many good finds. When I do find something it is way over priced. I guess I will just stick to yard sale, but lately they haven't panned out either.
Coloradolady said...:
Oh, I never find forks and spoons, always knives! I love your dishes and can not believe you found them in the original boxes! That is super cool!! Have a great VTT!
Mimi said...:
Gail, you found lots of great things...lucky you getting all that silverplate for such a good price...and those dishes were the best find! Are you going to do a tablescape with them?
Sarah said...:
Lots of thrifty finds! My stop at GW today yielded nothing. :-)
Thanks for stopping by HFTS and leaving a thoughtful comment. I appreciate it.
Have a great weekend! ~ Sarah
La Bella Vie said...:
OK I love these finds! I would love all these, they're adorable!
I'm now following you and would like to extend the invitation to become a FOLLOWER on my blog as well.
Hope to see you tere,
Diann said...:
Oh my Gail you seriously scored!! The silverware is just an amazing find at that price! and the linens, oh I am swooning over those! And the cute set of dishes are just wonderful!!


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Begging means asking people for money, food, shelter or other things, when one is not able to give anything instead. It is also referred to as sponging, spanging (short for "spare-changing") or (in American English) panhandling.
In larger cities, it is common to see beggars who ask for money, food, or other items. Typically, beggars often beg for spare change equipped with coffee cups, mugs, small boxes, hats, or other items into which monies can be placed and sometimes display signs with messages such as "Help me. I'm homeless."
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Bettler, Heimatloser
chokoraa, chokora - "street boy" or "parking boy"
and "street children"
"street mothers"
These are the people (most often boys) living in the street, making an income from begging, collecting and selling rubbish for recycling, keeping an eye on parked cars, and also sniffing glue, eating whatever they can find, and stealing here and there. The government has a policy of bringing the street children into schools or training institutions, and they have become far fewer in the city centre of Nairobi in recent years. They do quite well if they are brought to a home and provided with education; their problem is that usually their parents cannot cope and abandon them to their own devices.
Isabelle Prondzynski
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a chokoraa waves
his candidate's portrait--
Hamza terminus
Andrew Otinga
September 2010
"Kenya has become a country of ten millionaires
and ten million beggars."
- Kenyan politican J.M. Kariuki, assassinated in 1975
source : www.kenya-advisor.com
Worldwide use
August 25 is the annual Day of the Homeless in Toronto.
It's promoted by The Good Neighbours' Club.
World Homeless Day is on the 10/10 each year.
Day of the Homeless
a memorial service
for John Doe
Chen-ou Liu
Reference : World Homeless Day
cold January night -
I think beggars are the only ones
without a caste
bitterly cold night -
I toss coins one by one
towards a beggar
duly ironed
dhobi casts the moon
again in the sky
with the bowl--
beggar collecting
spring happiness
Manu Kant
The Dhobi are a caste group found in Pakistan, India who specialize in washing clothes. The word Dhobi is derived from Hindi word dhona, which means to wash. They are found throughout North India, Gujarat, Maharashtra as well as the Punjab province of Pakistan, where they are known as Gazar. The Dhobi is likely to be of diverse origin, with those who ancestors took the occupation of washing clothes evolving over time into a distinct caste, bound by rules of endogamy. Most Dhobis follow the customs and traditions of the region they live, so for example those in North India speak Hindi, while those in Maharashtra speak Marathi.
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monogoi 物ごい / 物乞い beggar, begging
binboonin 貧乏人 Bimbo, "a poor person"
gokutsubushi 穀つぶし, 穀潰し, ごくつぶし a person without a job or income
hoomuresu ホームレス homeless
. Poor Monk (dooshinboo 道心坊) .
konjiki, kojiki, kotsujiki 乞食 beggar, Bettelmönch
kojiki 乞食 beggar (an old word used by Issa)
tsuji no kojiki 辻の乞食 crossroads beggar
. komo o kite tarebito imasu hana no haru .
who is this man wearing a straw mat ?
. Matsuo Basho 松尾芭蕉 - Archives of the WKD .
. Kobayashi Issa 小林一茶 and his Beggar Haiku .
shirami toru kojiki no tsuma ya ume ga moto
the beggar's wife
picks off the lice -
under the plum blossoms
Tr. Gabi Greve
tsuki tenshin mazushiki machi o toorikeri
the full moon
overhead, i pass through
a poor town
Tr. Robin D. Gill
. moon and Yosa Buson 与謝蕪村 in Edo .
by Yamaguchi Hitomi 山口瞳
tsukitenshin, a kigo for autumn.
runpen ルンペン "Lumpen", tramp, loafer, bum, hobo
runpen ni koyoi no benchi ari ya nashi
for the tramp
a bench tonight -
maybe yes, maybe not
runpen no utage no sora ni hoshi hitotsu
at the banquet
of the tramps high in the sky
just one star
. ルンペン晩餐図
Shinohara Hosaku 篠原鳳作
boro ぼろ tattered cloths, rags
boro ichi ぼろ市 flea market
Any piece of an old robe could be re-used like patchwork to make another robe, then a piece of wiping cloth and finally back to earth to become manure. In the Edo period, not one thread was wasted.
ushiro kara boro o warau yo ume no hana
behind me
laughter at my rags...
plum blossoms
Kobayashi Issa
Tr. David Lanoue
. . . . .
boro utte sake koote samishiku mo aru ka
If I sell my rags
And buy some sake
Will there still be loneliness?
. 山頭火 Santoka and Sake
Beggars in Mongolia
- Reference -
while everything awakens
a beggar sleeps soundly
Sodkhuu Altanchuluun
Down at city bus-link
Waiting, destination nowhere !
- Shared by Mokhtar Sah Malik -
Haiku Culture Magazine, 2014
Things found on the way
. Deity to bring poverty 貧乏神 binboogami, bimbogami
with Haiku by Kobayashi Issa - bimbô kami
Priest Daito as beggar
Kojiki Daitoozoo
白隠慧鶴筆 Painting by Hakuin
source : Tokyo National Museum
. Shotoku Taishi and Daruma as a beggar
namekuji yo onushi itsu kara hoomuresu
dear slug !
since when are you
Maeda Tomio 前田吐実男
source : rekishitanbou.com
sudden rain--
the dwarf beggar limps
to the pavement
Caleb Mutua
Patrick Wafula
even beggars
line up mangoes for sale--
Haile Selassie Avenue
source : Nairobi Haiku
ndizi for lunch --
a ragged beggar
asks me for a coin
source : Arusha Travel
ndizi is Swahili for banana
drizzling --
a beggar tightly clings to
a mug of hot tea
~Simon Magak (Bamboocha)
source : Tea in Kenya
festive month--
Christmas tones from the
blind beggar's flute
Caleb David Mutua, Kenya, 2009
Christmas Haiku
the old beggar -
a pockmarked face
always smiling
Gabi Greve, 2005
My beggar friend in India
cold winter eve -
a homeless heads
for KFC's backdoor
Gabi Greve, Fast Food
winter sunset --
the beggar's shadow
grows thinner
Melissa Spurr
Shiki Kukai October 2009
first snow --
the homeless man's bed is
no longer here
The first snow fell in Brussels on 25 November, when I wrote this haiku. The homeless man, who had lived for more than a year in the sheltered corner of an office building, disappeared that day with his bed and his few other belongings, which he had always kept so tidily. He has still not returned, and I wonder, worry, what has become of him...
Isabelle Prondzynski
Happy Haiku, December 2010
mango peels-
a chokoraa makes
a feast
Andrew Otinga
Januaray 2011
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***** WKD : Haiku with BEGGAR
5 comments:
- Anonymous said...
homeless . . .
a plastic bag drifts
across the sidewalk
Dietmar Tauchner
- October 13, 2010
- Gabi Greve said...
spring rain ...
a homeless man by the roadside
and wildflowers
Sandip Sital Chauhan
(Joys of Japan)
- April 02, 2012
- Gabi Greve - Issa said...
first snow --
beggar at the door early
calls me "God Ebisu"
hatsu-yuki ya asa-ebisu suru kado kojiki
Kobayashi Issa
comment by Chris Drake is HERE
- December 26, 2012
- Gabi Greve - Issa said...
Kobayashi Issa
tanabata ya yoi ko mottaru kojiki-mura
star festival --
in the beggar village
they're all good kids
Tr. Chris Drake
Read the discussion about hinin
- August 31, 2013
- Iss said...
kotsujiki no sumoo ni sae mo hiiki kana
the beggar
gives money even
to his favorite wrestler
This hokku was written in the eighth month (September) of 1821, when Issa was in and around his hometown. Most beggars in Issa's time were no doubt fans of various kinds of performers, but Issa is amazed by one beggar, who seems to be doing extremely well: he is a patron and supporter of even a sumo wrestler. This means he meets the wrestler and gives him money and valuable presents. In some cases Japanese patrons also became part-time lovers of their favorite performers. Issa stresses "even," so the beggar also seems to be a patron of one or more other performers, such as his favorite Kabuki actor, storyteller, or musician. In Issa's home province of Shinano, sumo had been very popular since ancient times, when it seems to have begun as a shamanic fortune-telling ritual held to estimate the size of the fall harvest. In Issa's time, there were many tournaments in Shinano between sumo wrestlers at the big Suwa Shrine and by visiting groups of wrestlers who performed at local Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines. It wasn't easy to become a patron of a famous wrestler, so the beggar must be giving him a fair amount of money. I wonder if there might not be the further suggestion that the beggar was once a performer himself who still has his communication skills and enough presence to persuade many passersby to contribute to his cause.
Chris Drake
- January 24, 2014


text: Next Month's Job Growth Could Be Even Lower Print article Send a Tip by John Sexton 8 Jul 2012 post a comment The Labor Department released jobs numbers for June today and the results were disappointing. Estimates were that non-farm payroll would add around 100k jobs last month. Instead they added just 80K, which is just over half the number needed to keep up with population growth. James Pethokoukis at AEI has put up an updated version of this familiar chart. Notice the red dot showing where we are now. It's a full two points higher than where the Obama team thought we'd be at this point without the stimulus plan. And as Pethokoukis notes, the unemployment rate only looks this good because so many people have abandoned the work force. If you include all the people who were part of the workforce when Obama took office, unemployment would literally be off the chart at 10.9 percent. There's one additional wrinkle to today's numbers that was noticed by Bryan Preston over at the PJ Tatler. According to CNBC, "The birth-death model, which approximates the amount of jobs gained through new businesses created too recently to be counted in the formal survey, added 124,000 positions, meaning that without the estimation the total count would have been a loss of 44,000." The birth-death model appears to be a fairly good approximation of actual jobs being added, but according to BLS the data varies dramatically on a month to month basis. Some months the b-d model adds a lot of jobs and some months it adds few or is negative. So which months tend to add jobs? From the BLS FAQ on the birth-death model: Months with generally strong seasonal increases such as April, May and June generally have a relatively large positive factor. The b-d model is adjusted slightly each year, but if we look at last year's chart we find that birth-death added and estimated 141,000 jobs in June and just 5,000 in July, for a drop of 136,000 month-to-month. I contacted James Pethokoukis at AEI to get his take on the significance of the birth-death estimates. He was kind enough to provide this response: As you can tell, there is plenty of art in these estimates as well as science. And when job growth is this slight, these external adjustments can overwhelm the base numbers. Given the weakening in manufacturing, we could get a worse base number in July than June, which means that when you add in a less robust b-d model, the job gains could be slight to negative. Of course, if jobs are ramping back up to 150,000 or so -- as the ADP forecast could be interpreted as suggesting, then we would still be positive. Unless there is a sizable bump in the base numbers, we'll be looking at lower or negative job growth next month.


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+1 for Lancashire contributing their work back to the community.
How I wish other local governments and government agencies would follow their lead rather than spend money on companies that don't help others.
It's a great tool. It helps get everyone setup and into their classes for easy selection in rapido time
Without sounding a n0ob ... trying to work out how to run the patches on a WAMP box (XAMPP 1.6.6).
Any pointers appreciated (other than the obvious 'move to *nix'!).
Ok ... I pulled down patch.exe from gnuwins32.sourceforge.net and ran the patch command ... I now get "can't find file to patch at input line 3".
Anyone had a go at this yet?
grrrr ....
Ok ... worked out what was wrong. I was not running it within the right directory ... and now I get the failure due the patch.exe app not liking XP.
I think I will give up ...
Patching works on on *nix...
Rebooting the box seems to have allowed the bulk upload of users and classes but I am not sure of other functionality.
I now have users in but some of them have the wrong username as the ear of Entry in SIMS (the year they joined the school) is not always what we want to use ... eg we have accounts as 01jbloggs for one sixth former (joined in 2001 but another is 05jdoe ... as he joined the school late.
Looking for an easy way of sorting this out as well as sorting out the email addresses (presently firstname.lastname@example.com ... not firstname.lastname@example.com ... we are hoping to change this soon!)
It may be worth people checking the user tsv file first to make sure that the YoE is right for students if they use it in the username.
I am in the process of installing Moodle 1.9 for our school and I am curious to know how the CLEO tools compares to this one.
I have got AD working etc, but I am getting more functional modules up and running to allow the teachers to start using the Quiz tools et al.
I am hoping to try both these tools later this week,would be great if someone could feedback some information though.
We have integrated Moodle with SIMS in the sense of Moodle retrieving data from a View of data in SQL 2005 which contains student, teacher and teaching group information. This means that if a student moves from one teaching group to another it is immediately reflected in Moodle. No Cron job required. You also need to use LDAP authentication and use Active Directory to contain identification numbers for teachers and students. We don't write any data back to SIMS but it would be nice to put assessment data across from Moodle.
We've been using this method for two years and it works well.
Hi Jeremy
Please can you post any information on how you intergrated a SQL in to moodle. Can you tell me what information is displayed within your moodle
Thank you
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Thallus / medulla K-
Apothecia absent
Soralia abundant, not concave
Branches not constricted at base
Base of thallus not blackened
Brodo takes me to U. lapponica / U. glabresens couplet, but I probably missed something.
On rock
On bark.
L. carpinea?
Usnea arizonica—western bushy beard lichen. The most common fruticose lichen in the garden. Little information is available on the internet concerning this lichen. Photographed at Regional Parks Botanic Garden located in Tilden Regional Park near Berkeley, CA
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Today in Middle-Earth: The Company arrives at Caras Galadon in the evening (January 17th, 3019 T.A.)
Suddenly they came out into the open again and found themselves under a pale evening sky pricked by a few early stars. There was a wide treeless space before them, running in a great circle and bending away on either hand. Beyond it was a deep fosse lost in soft shadow, but the grass upon its brink was green, as if it glowed still in memory of the sun that had gone. Upon the further side there rose to a great height a green wall encircling a green hill thronged with mallorn-trees taller than any they had yet seen in all the land. Their height could not be guessed, but they stood up in the twilight like living towers. In their, many-tiered branches and amid their ever-moving leaves countless lights were gleaming, green and gold and silver. Haldir turned towards the Company.
`Welcome to Caras Galadhon! ' he said. 'Here is the city of the Galadhrim where dwell the Lord Celeborn and Galadriel the Lady of Lórien. But we cannot enter here, for the gates do not look northward. We must go round to the southern side, and the way is not short, for the city is great.'
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