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Q: I prefer to browse the internet using Internet Explorer's InPrivate Browsing mode to better protect my computer, but I find it time-consuming to constantly switch to this mode. Is there a way to make InPrivate Browsing my default setting?
A: As you mentioned, Microsoft Internet Explorer offers InPrivate Browsing, which better protects your privacy by preventing your computer from saving browsing history, temporary internet files, form data, cookies, usernames, and passwords. To open an InPrivate Browsing window, select InPrivate Browsing from the Safety menu on the Internet Explorer browser's Command Bar (or press Ctrl+Shift+P), and then click the InPrivate Browsing option near the bottom of each new browsing tab window.
To launch an InPrivate Browsing session by clicking a hyperlink within an email, Word or Excel document, or PDF file, etc., you need to make InPrivate your default setting. To do this, download the file ie8-inpriv-context.zip, unzip and extract its contents to a folder, then double-click the file inprivate-context.reg to run the tweak. This action edits the registry so that, thereafter, Internet Explorer will always launch using InPrivate mode as a default. To undo this change, run the file undo.reg included in the zip file.
Note 1: As another option, you could also download TweakIE9 (free), which provides tools for making InPrivate Browsing the default setting.
Private Browsing Using Google Chrome
The Google Chrome browser also provides private browsing, called Incognito mode. Launch Chrome in this mode by default, as follows:
1. Create a Google Chrome shortcut on your desktop by right-click dragging the Chrome icon to your desktop and selecting Create shortcuts here from the pop-up menu.
2. Rename the shortcut to Chrome Private Browsing.
3. Right-click the shortcut and select Properties.
4. In the Shortcut tab's Target field, add -incognito to the end of the program path (as pictured in the next column). (Note: Make sure there is a space before the hyphen).
Thereafter, clicking this icon will launch Chrome in Incognito mode.
Private Browsing Using Mozilla Firefox
Mozilla's Firefox browser also offers private browsing. To make this your default setting:
1. From the Firefox browser, select Tools, Options.
2. Click the Privacy menu option and, from the Firefox will dropdown box, select Use custom settings for history.
3. Check the box labeled Automatically start Firefox in a private browsing session, and then click OK.
4. Restart your browser. Thereafter, Firefox will always launch in privacy mode.
Q: When I open a file that contains external links, Excel 2007 asks whether I want to update those links. Sometimes Excel is unable to update a link and, in this case, I would like to delete the link formula. However, the dialog box does not indicate the worksheet or cell reference that contains the faulty link. My solution is to scan each worksheet for link formulas in Show Formulas mode, but is there a quicker way to identify link formulas?
A: Clicking the Edit Links tool in the Connections group on the Data tab displays a list of external link sources, which is a quick method to confirm that your workbook contains links. However, this tool does not indicate the specific worksheets or cells, and Excel does not provide an easy way to pinpoint the location of formulas containing external links, but there is a solution. Because external link formulas always include brackets ([ and ]) to encapsulate the source file name (e.g., =SUM([Budget. xls]Annual!C10:C25), you can locate external links by searching for formulas that contain a bracket symbol ([), as follows:
1. On the Home tab, click Find & Select from the Editing group, and then select Find.
2. Click the Options button to display extra options.
3. In the Find what box, enter [ (the bracket symbol).
4. In the Within box, select Workbook.
5. In the Look In box, select Formulas.
6. Click the Find All button.
7. A list of all external link formulas will be displayed at the bottom of the Find and Replace dialog box (as pictured), and clicking on any list entry will move your cursor to that link's cell location.
Q: Help! I upgraded from Excel 2003 to Excel 2010 because I thought that Excel 2010 provided a larger worksheet grid, but I find that Excel 2010 provides the same 65,536 rows that I had before. I've looked for an option for displaying additional rows, but I can't find one. Is it possible to add more rows to Excel 2010 and, if so, how is this done?
A: I am fairly certain that the problem is that you have opened one of your old .xls workbooks, and by default, Excel opens these older workbooks in compatibility mode, which displays only 65,536 rows. To solve this problem, save your workbook using the newer Excel Workbook (.xlsx) format, as follows. From the File tab, select Save As and select Excel Workbook (*.xlsx) from the Save as type dropdown options box, then click the Save button.
Excel 2010 and Excel 2007 each provide 1,048,576 rows and 16,384 columns (compared with only 65,536 rows and 256 columns in Excel 2003), which equates to 17.1 billion cells per worksheet.
Note: Compatibility mode is useful for those Excel 2010 and 2007 users who share workbooks with Excel 2003 users. You can convert any Excel 2010 or 2007 workbook to the older Excel 2003 (.xls) format, but doing so truncates the extra rows and columns (and any data contained therein) and deletes other file attributes such as presentation quality formatting.
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Q: My colleague says keylogging malware represents a significant security threat. Do you agree, and, if so, how can we minimize this type of threat?
A: I agree with your colleague. Keylogging spyware can be a serious security threat that is difficult to combat and often goes undetected by popular anti-virus programs. While it's extremely difficult for hackers to penetrate an operating system's security, an application's password protection, or a network's firewall, it's much easier to capture a computer's keystrokes. If hackers can gain physical access to your computer, or trick you into installing a keylogger application, they can simply watch what you type until you reveal usernames and passwords, or other sensitive information.
A keylogger is a type of spyware that generally comes in one of two forms—physical devices and software code. In essence, keyloggers are hacking tools that reside on your computer and record your keystrokes at the keyboard level. Once captured, your keystrokes are either saved to a file on your computer, sent to the recipient via email, or published to an obscure website. Hackers then can use this information to identify your passwords, breach your applications and accounts, and perhaps hijack your identity.
Keyloggers are widely available and are sometimes advertised as tools for monitoring your employees' or children's computer activities. For example, WebWatcher (webwatchernow.com) offers a keylogging program for $97. In some cases, divorce attorneys provide their clients with keylogging software and instructions, enabling their clients to spy on their spouses.
Some of the first keyloggers were small, cylinder-shaped devices that fit between your computer and keyboard cable. These devices record the users' keystrokes on the devices' built-in memory chip. To use this type of device, a hacker needs physical access to your computer (for only a few seconds) to plug in the device. The hacker then can wait a few days and retrieve the device containing the captured keystrokes. Even upon close inspection, physical device keyloggers evade the notice of many computer users. As a result, it's easy for users to be unaware that their keystrokes are being monitored, recorded, or stolen. Examples of serial and USB-style keylogger devices are pictured below.
Keyloggers can come in other forms as well. For example, you might receive a free USB drive that seems to work perfectly, but you may be unaware that an onboard keylogger program is secretly spying on your keystrokes. Reportedly, some hackers leave perfectly good USB drives containing stealth keylogging software lying around in the hopes that the finder will use the drive and unknowingly reveal his or her login information.
Knowledge of keylogging devices might make you more diligent in examining your computer cables, but this type of prevention might not be good enough. With today's software-based keyloggers, you unknowingly can install one on your computer by opening a malicious email, browsing an infected webpage or updating a driver from a questionable source. Because keyloggers operate quietly and typically do not harm your computer directly, most users are unaware they are being spied on in this manner. If you are concerned about the threat of keyloggers, here are a few measures for combating this type of threat.
1. Security/virus protection software. This measure should be obvious, but running a current security and anti-virus program is crucial. Further, because many of the free versions of antivirus programs don't check for keyloggers, it may be prudent to pay for the higher-end version of your security/anti-virus program to ensure maximum protection.
2. Patches and updates. Make sure to install the latest patches and updates to your operating system and applications within the first few days of each month. (The timing is important because research suggests that hackers sometimes exploit vulnerabilities revealed by updates as quickly as within 14 days.)
3. Check for unknown devices. Inspect your computer periodically to make sure that all attached devices are valid. Make sure to check your USB port, SD card slot, and other ports for suspicious devices.
4. Lock your USB ports. Install port protection, such as the free USB Port Locked, to prevent unauthorized access to your computer's external ports. After installing this type of solution, you will need to enter the correct password (one time only) to authorize each new USB drive you use.
5. Use a virtual keyboard to enter passwords. Some users install and use a virtual keyboard to enter their login and password information. With this type of software, a graphical keyboard is displayed on-screen, and you use your mouse to enter your more sensitive information. These types of mouse-based keystrokes are not typically captured by keyloggers. Many free virtual keyboards are available, such as Virtual Keyboard, pictured below.
6. Install anti-keylogging software. Numerous keylogging prevention programs on the market use a variety of approaches to detect or prevent keylogging. For example, Anti-Keylogger (anti-keyloggers.com) (about $28) and SpyShelter's Stop-Logger (spyshelter.com) (about $31) both test for keylogging activity and prevent keystroke capture. Other such programs generate random keystrokes between actual keystrokes in an attempt to disguise information that might be captured by keyloggers.


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Anybody ever used one of these? if so what are they like running cost wise, print quality etc...
Consumable costs are just a shade under older models of Epson printer and there's nobody putting together any compatibles that I know of so you'd be tied in to Epson. It does come with its waste tank as a consumable too so that at least removes the modification issue there and presumably any need to reset waste counters.
Oh, and a tad obvious but definitely get the biggest capacity cartridges as the smaller ones are just not economical in comparison.
From what little I could gather the speed quoted need to be divided by three as you should with all printer marketing blurb but otherwise it's essentially an HP Officejet competitor.
All of this is of course useless compared to real world experience but unfortunately at the cost they are it's unlikely I'll bother getting one myself... I'd try asking one of the hardware suppliers for a demo unit and give it a pasting...
I did a spec' review with things to watch out for.. mainly comparing it to the Officejet printers from HP:
Epson B300 & B500DN Officejet killers?
That might provide a few additional clues.
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Adventures alone yesterday, I was pretty stoked actually, but let me tell you.. Being a stylist, photographer and model all in one go is quite the challenge! I was trying to go for a pin-up style look but wasn't going to spend hours working on my hair to waste sunlight. So I just winged it. Bare with me as some pictures may be a bit blurry, out of focus or my outfit a bit messed up. Enjoy!
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Fullerton, CA (10/13/11) – Hope International University in Fullerton, CA has again been named a Military Friendly School by the G.I. Jobs Military Friendly Schools ® team and on its military and veteran College Matchmaker at www.MilitaryFriendlySchools.com. Out of nearly 7000 schools nationwide, Military Friendly status is only granted to a rare 15%- leaving a list of 1000 of the most qualified schools and colleges to cater to our veterans and service members. Criteria for selection includes programs and policies that accommodate service members and veterans, academic credit for CLEP and ACE, flexible learning programs, tuition benefits, acceptance of the GI Bill, and membership in the Servicemembers Opportunity Consortium (SOC).
HIU is also proud to participate in the Yellow Ribbon Program under the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The Yellow Ribbon Program provides enhanced tuition assistance for military students who want to attend private schools and out-of-state schools.
In addition, HIU offers a number of other benefits to military members, veterans, and their families. The Department of Defense Military Spouse Career Advancement Accounts (MyCAA) program provides a lifetime benefit of up to $4,000 of financial assistance for military spouses who are pursuing associate degrees, certification, and licensures leading to employment in portable career fields.
Hope International University proudly works with our nation's service members and veterans by providing educational programs that are convenient, flexible, and designed to further post-military career opportunities or prepare individuals for a career change. Teresa Smith, Vice President for Enrollment Management states, "It is an honor to serve our veterans and those in active duty by helping them pursue their educational goals. We are committed to providing our military personnel with the tools needed to succeed, and to helping them get the most out of their military benefits and other available aid."
For more information, please visit our military web page.
Hope International University, founded in 1928, offers a learning experience that encourages intellectual, social, physical, and spiritual development. HIU provides a quality education and personal service from a faculty and staff dedicated to the ultimate success of its graduates. The student-faculty ratio of 14:1 ensures the kind of individualized instruction students need in order to prepare them for the future. Our diverse student body represents over 35 states and 40 countries around the world.
To learn more, please visit the Hope International University website at http://www.hiu.edu or contact Katie Gladding, Director of Marketing at firstname.lastname@example.com or 714-879-3901 x2692.


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The above is a design which has been selected to be used on spiral notebooks, pocket folders and a selection of decorative school related products. Still waiting to have final word about when and where this will be used, but the idea is a calculator and cool looking numbers. I love the various art elements showing through, do you? Would your student like this if they saw it in Target or Walmart when shopping for school supplies next fall?
Have been thinking about numbers a lot lately and specifically multiplication because we are having timed quizzes for my 3rd grader on the dry erase board at home. He actually likes the challenge which is great and it makes it fun to use the big board and marker. With the younger ones we use a large cookie sheet lined with foil and spread chocolate pudding all over it and if they wrote the number or letter I called out correctly then they could like their finger and try another letter or number. It works and it's fun. We haven't done that in a while so maybe we'll do that soon. We've used shaving cream too but of course the pudding was a more popular choice!
If you're like me, and most of you are...you're juggling a lot on your plate. It may not be art deadlines and motherhood but it's stuff. Most everything I do and am involved with, I love, so it's hard for me to say no (although I have gotten better at this over the years). It's about prioritizing things and making the most of each day. We all have 24 hours in a day, so how are we using that time? Sometimes I look back on my "to do lists" and think..."Were all of those things reeeeally necessary?" Some days I feel like I make the most of my time and use my time wisely, other days I know I completely fail. I have been praying too for the Lord to multiply my time. And He does. Snippets of time pop open when I am open
to His goodness. And remember when I posted about multiplying love for our children? I obviously love the word "multiple"...do you know the reason/story behind the name Multiple Blessings?
I read about a little church song called Multiply...about the little boy who shared his lunch and the chorus went like this:"To sum it all up, you simply divide. Watch your fish and bread just multiply. Add a little faith, subtract all your doubt, just watch it all work out. You've got to give it away, pass it around, and turn your basket upside down. I can tell by your smile and the twinkle in your eye. The Master has taught you how to multiply."
Love it!
I wish you multiple blessings today and that your time may be multiplied as well!
P.S. Thanks for all of the input for the wraps...we have made some changes and I will be showing you the final one soon!


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The "Auto" portion of Grand Theft Auto V may represent the beating heart of the game that's currently storming the world, but don't be confused into thinking that this is a cars-only kind of affair. Veterans of the franchise will recognize that GTA has long offered vehicular experiences of all stripes, on land, sea and in the air, and the fifth iteration, it does so more than ever.
There are something like 200 wheeled conveyances to pick from (eventually) in Grand Theft Auto V; be they cars, trucks, motorcycles, bicycles, four-wheelers, etc. That's a nice complement to the dozens of watercraft, aircraft and, well, oddball crap (airplane docking tug, forklift, tunnel digger of some kind).
We're still putting together our review of the game – hey, it's a big game and we're used to writing about cars – but there's no reason that should stop you from cruising a visual description of every known vehicle in GTA V. Do so here, thanks to the screen-capping mad scientists at igta5.com, and drink your fill of digital vehicle grandeur.


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From the desk of Ladyada – Coming soon – The BLUEFRUIT EZ-Link Bluetooth Shield for Arduino!
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Do all of Ladyada's prototypes start on this color PCB and then later get printed on the blue ones? Id actually love one like this! Its a cool color and the unit itself is going to be really convenient. Im assuming it draws power from the arduino.
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SOFTBALL: Knights top Wolverines
April 27, 2013 Eisenhower defeated Sheffield, 15-4, on Friday at Eisenhower High School in a cross-district game of county teams. more »»
TRACK & FIELD: Sweep City: Dragons run past Youngsville at War Memorial; Sheffield boys win
April 26, 2013 Warren is making the sweep a common happening this season. more »»
HS TRAP: Corry, Sheffield lead high school trap league
April 25, 2013 Sheffield and Corry are tied atop the Warren County Scholastic Trap League standings heading into a crucial showdown next week. more »»
TRACK & FIELD: 'Nothing but positives': Dragons claim 3rd straight dual meet sweep
April 24, 2013 Warren track and field coaches Mark Sweet and Steve Norris are "very happy," and they haven't minded saying it for three straight dual meet sweeps. more »»
SOFTBALL: 'Missed opportunity'" LeBoeuf sneaks past Warren in D-10 title game rematch; Wolverines swept at home
April 23, 2013 WATERFORD — Warren coach Mark Bupp called it a "missed opportunity. more »»
TRACK: Busy Day: Knights, Eagles, Wolverines excel at Kane Invitational; Warren places high at Hermitage
April 22, 2013 KANE — Conditions weren't ideal, but the weather didn't stop athletes from Eisenhower, Sheffield and Youngsville from posting personal and school records at Saturday afternoon's Kane Invitational. more »»
SOFTBALL: Lady Dragons move to 5-0
April 19, 2013 McDowell struck early, but Warren struck often. more »»
ATHLETES OF WEEK (April 1-18): Jordan Willetts and Paige Wilson
April 19, 2013 Times Observer photos The season is young, but Warren Area High School senior Jordan Willetts, right, and freshman Paige Wilson are off to good starts. more »»
Warren White tops trap week
April 18, 2013 Week 3 of the Warren County Scholastic Trap League season featured the very first tie in league history as Eisenhower and Youngsville battled to a 156-156 deadlock. more »»
TRACK & FIELD: Wolverines sweep Cameron County
April 17, 2013 Walking up the steps to the track at Sheffield, the phrase "Protect the Mountain" is inscribed. more »»
SOFTBALL: Eagles blast way to win
April 17, 2013 ROCKY GROVE — Youngsville won its game of the season Tuesday, using the extra base hit to overwhelm Rocky Grove, 6-2, at Rocky Grove High School. more »»
SOFTBALL: Sheffield wins home opener; Dragons stay hot
April 16, 2013 A six-run fourth inning propelled the Sheffield Lady Wolverines to a win in their home opener Monday afternoon, as they defeated East Forest by a score of 9-7 in non-league action at Sheffield Area... more »»
No fun! Spring weather means bunch of postponed games
April 12, 2013 You couldn't blame the Warren County School District athletic directors if they asked for a little extra Tylenol or Advil in their Easter baskets this year. more »»
TRAP: Corry approaching perfect score in scholastic trap
April 11, 2013 Corry was just three targets shy of a perfect score Tuesday in the second week of the Warren County Scholastic Trap League season. more »»
TRACK & FIELD: Sheffield suffers road sweep
April 9, 2013 TYLERSBURG — Despite suffering a sweep at the hands of North Clarion, both the Sheffield boys' and girls' track teams showed a great deal of promise during Monday's season opener at North Clarion... more »»
Sheffield hoopsters linked to D-9 all-stars
April 4, 2013 A pair of Sheffield High School basketball players have received all-star recognition for the recently completed 2012-13 seaso. more »»
Corry fires top scholastic trap score
April 4, 2013 Corry fired the top score during the first week of the Warren County Scholastic Trap League season, during a 159-152 victory over Youngsville. more »»
Spring Sports Inside
March 29, 2013 Times Observer photo by Brian Ferry Last spring, we had a state medalist on the cover in Sheffield sprinter Kalil Slaughter, who went on to win two PIAA gold medals. more »»
Cummings leads Warren charge at PJW states, earns state medal
March 25, 2013 HARRISBURG — Austyn Cummings wasn't even sure he was going to wrestle this year. more »»
Classic moves: Fun and trick plays the name of the game at CASA Senior Classic
March 22, 2013 You never know what you're going to get with the annual CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) Senior Basketball Classic. Thursday was a prime example. more »»
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More News/Further DetailsQuality Camping at the Out of Town Centre. Available next Summer 2015. Visit www.emberscamping.co.uk
with Falconer Paul Manning at the Out of Town Centre, Beaulieu
Paul is a fully accredited LANTRA falconry assessor, has practised falconry for over 20 years and is chairman of the Wessex Falconry & Hampshire Hawking Club.
Birds of Prey - Falconry Photography Day
Sunday 12th October 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
The day starts with a short introduction to falconry, followed by an opportunity to photograph birds of prey in flight, working and posed in their natural habitat. Working closely with Falcons, Hawks and Owls including Amber the European Eagle Owl.
Cost: £50.00 per person. Friends of the Trust: £45.00
Includes refreshments (Please bring your own packed lunch)
"Introduction to Falconry" - A Falconry experience
During this half day session you will gain a basic understanding of birds of prey, their training and care whilst providing a hands-on experience holding and flying falconry birds.
Sundays 10.00am – 1.30pm
28th September, 11th October (Saturday), 16th November, 7th December, 10th January
Cost: £50.00 per person. Friends of the Trust: £45.00.
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Tim Berners-Lee Enters Blogosphere
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Interestingly, Tim Berners-Lee uses Drupal to run his blog.
Welcome to the Slashdot Beta site -- learn more here. Use the link in the footer or click here to return to the Classic version of Slashdot.
Before you choose to head back to the Classic look of the site, we'd appreciate it if you share your thoughts on the Beta; your feedback is what drives our ongoing development.
Beta is different and we value you taking the time to try it out. Please take a look at the changes we've made in Beta and learn more about it. Thanks for reading, and for making the site better!
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A new story, is it going to be rejected? Don't know...
Rockstar has updated Grand Theft Auto 2 to run on modern computers, and released it for free to the public. It's a 353Mb download, this is the complete game as released in 1998. Windows-only unfortunately, but still, a great classic for those who have paid the Microsoft tax.
Update: ph34r my l33t
Update: Now I've noticed this, dupe! I'll try to notify
Update: Ehm, how am I supposed to notify Zonk (who seems to be the editor accepting stories right now), if I can't find an email any where on the user page? Shouldn't Zonk have an easy-to-find email being a
Gentoo has released 2004.3 for x86, amd64, hppa, ppc, sparc, and an initial release for ppc64. You can read the information page, the changelog, or go straight to the mirrors, or better yet, the torrents.
submitted, I really doubt I'll make it this time, I put the whole thing together in 2 minute, most likely another Gentoo dev or user on the mailing list submitted something much better.
Update: Accepted.
Submitted this to
After years of rumors, leaks, and delays, Neowin reports that Valve's director of marketing, Doug Lombardi, confirmed to GameSpot today that the release candidate for the Half-Life 2 has been sent to VU Games, the game's publisher, for approval. "Yes, the release candidate went to VUG yesterday," he said.
First words on the submission came from Gabe Newell, CEO of Valve, "The RC went to VU yesterday," read Newell's one-line post on the hl2fallout.com forums.
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Greetings group,
My organization will soon be implementing an appliance-based
tele-conferencing/web-conferencing solution. The intent is to allow
internal users to set up both phone and web conferences among themselves
across operational divisions and across physical locations. These will
include application and desktop sharing, as well as occasional remote
control. There is also the desire to allow outside users (vendors, etc.)
to join in these conferences.
I'm looking for guidance regarding the security issues of these
solutions. I plan on mentioning the accidental disclosure of private
data while sharing screens. I wonder how the lack of adequate logging
might dilute accountability. I'm concerned that inside users must
authenticate through this device against our active directory, but the
device must be internet-accessible on a DMZ to allow outside users
What would you worry about? How would you mitigate your concerns?
Thanks in advance,
- Dan
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Avatar: The Last Airbender 'The Four Nations' engagement rings!
White lotus (transcending the boundaries of the four nations)
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Not surprisingly the ones I like are the Fire Nation, Water Tribe, and White Lotus one.
I want to get my girlfriend that Fire Nation one
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If you think a woman in a tan vinyl bra and underwear, grabbing her crotch and grinding up on a dance partner is raunchy, trashy, and offensive but you don't think her dance partner is raunchy, trashy, or offensive as he sings a song about "blurred" lines of consent and…
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Segundas pieles - Miguel Vallinas - via Underdogs
When first encountering this body of photographs Madrid-based advertising and industrial photographer Miguel Vallinas it's easy to view it as a familiar "animals dressed as people" project. But as you look closer you realize it's quite a bit more than that. Aside from the solid retouching, lighting and overall execution, Vallinas took this anthropomorphic project a bit further and imagined what the fully-realized wardrobe of each animal might look like if it were wearing human clothes.
Titled Segundas Pieles (Second Skins), the ongoing series includes some 50+ animals whose personalities seem to be perfectly amplified by their pitch-perfect attire, making the portaits just a bit more human than animal. I'm pretty sure the hipster bird in the cardigan works at a coffee shop by my house. The work is a sister project to another series called simply Pieles where the photographer portrays himself in a wide range of professions. (via lustik)
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Middle East Broadcasting Networks
Director, Digital, MBN (BBG)
– Present
Director of Digital at MBN: online strategy, social media, community building, senior leadership, visual storytelling
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Davin Hutchins is an award-winning journalist, digital strategist, video producer, strategic communicator specializing in the Middle East, international social issues, environmental issues, media training, social media engagement, digital products and agile project management. He has a solid track record in defining digital strategy, product launches and overseeing restructuring of legacy organizations.
Currently, Hutchins is Director, Digital at Middle East Broadcasting Networks which includes Alhurra and Radio Sawa. In the past two years, Hutchins launched a new digital division of more than 30 employees including restructuring and talent acquisition. He helped define long-term digital strategy in the Middle East for the BBG including serving as team lead on the Alhurra news app, Radio Sawa music app, major website redesigns and Syria Stories - a website featuring diaries from Syrian civilians. During his two-years, he increased website and app visits by more than 400% and helped grow the flagship Facebook communities from 900,000 to 9,500,000 fans.
Before this, Hutchins was Managing Editor of Middle East Voices at Voice of America / BBG where he conceived of an Arab Spring social journalism site covering grass-roots democratization in the Middle East. The site won the Topical Reporting category in the 2012 Online Journalism Awards (ONA) beating CNN and the New York Times.
In 2009-10, he was Director of IndiesLab at PBS and ITVS helping documentary filmmakers earn revenue and audience from iTunes, Amazon, Netflix and Hulu.
Hutchins has worked for and with CNN, CNN International, PBS, ITVS, BBC World, Headline News, TechTV, Witness, Internews and Huffington Post. His projects have taken him across the Middle East and Africa.
Among career highlights, Hutchins directed The Art Of Flight in 2004-05, his feature documentary debuted at AFI Fest Hollywood, International Documentary Festival Amsterdam and Bangkok International Film Festival.
July 2012 - Present
- Launched MBN Digital division of more than 30 employees including restructuring and talent acquisition; trained journalists on writing engagement content, headlines, social media promotion
- By creating engagement content, increased website and app traffic by 400% to 2.25 million monthly; increased Facebook followers 1000% to 9,500,000 fans
- Supervised Managing Editor, Assignment Editors, Reporters, Social Media team in producing original news and digital projects for an Arabic audience on Alhurra.com and RadioSawa.com
- Helped define long-term digital strategy for MBN senior management, the Executive Board and Congress
- Projects: Launched web video department using iPhones, DSLR, Final Cut Pro X; team lead on responsive overhaul of main websites; team lead on Radio Sawa Music Lifestyle App for iPhone and Android
- Focused writing team on mission-oriented including religious diversity, women's rights and climate change
- Conceived and designed responsive, social journalism website (middleeastvoices.com) devoted to the Arab Spring
- Site won its category in the 2012 Online Journalism Awards (ONA).
- Covered Egypt presidential runoff in Cairo using iPhone, Twitter, Instagram, DSLR Camera for #egyptdecides campaign, reached hundreds of thousands
- Designed and implemented social media strategy leveraging iPhones, Twitter, WordPress, Tumblr, Ushahidi and Facebook to expand news coverage, crowdsource news
- Supervised a dozen reporters, stringer correspondents to produce web articles, essays, data journalism, participatory journalism
-- Clients: The Aspen Institute, DAI, U.S. State Dept., Knight Commission, Indego Africa, The Conservation Fund, Dragonfly Expeditions, Investigative Reporting Workshop, American University
-- Directed the The Art of Flight, a documentary about Sudanese refugees in Egypt - International Documentary Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), AFI Fest Hollywood, Bangkok International Film Festival - Initially distributed by Seventh Art Releasing
-- 2005 - 2006 - Produced commercial advertising video projects: Dubai Holding, Dubai Industrial City, Dubai International Film Festival with budgets in excess of $100,000 Clients: Leo Burnett, Impact/BBDO, & McKinsey
- 2006 - Composed and released The Art of Flight - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack in June 2006 - http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/art-flight-original-motion/id151822421
-- 2002 - 2007 - Produced print and video news features for IRIN News, BBC World, WGBH Radio's The World, Travel Today Egypt, Business Today Egypt, Egypt Today
- Designed master promotional and windowing strategy to help ITVS and Independent Lens producers navigate the traditional public media model to the digital marketplace
- Maximized digital brand, promotion, and revenue opportunities for Independent Lens and independently produced documentaries on iTunes, Amazon, Hulu, Netflix, SnagFilms, PBS Video
- Designed seminar and conducted working groups for print journalists, bloggers, university students and television producers in Syria and Jordan on new media trends,
- Worked with the U.S. Embassies in Amman and Damascus to deliver 2 to 3 presentations per day to dozens of Arab media professionals
- Taught graduate level students in the Department of Communication in video journalism, new media, interactive website about guns and gun culture in America
- Managed nine video reporters and produced investigative video reports on the Iraq War, clean coal and coal ash, immigration and the 2008 presidential campaign
- Hutchins' reports aired on Huffington Post, Talking Points Memo, Democracy Now, CNN, Al Jazeera English
- Spearheaded development on core website functionality utilizing open-source Drupal, Brightcove, YouTube, Democracy In Action CRM software
- Produced reports from conception to original HD videography on Final Cut Pro
- Covered 2008 Presidential election
- Video reports tallied more than 2 million views
- Project funded by Schumann Center For Media and Democracy (Bill Moyers)
-- Trained Palestinian broadcast journalists in photography, non-linear editing skills, writing skills, programming development, workflow and video publishing on the Internet
-- Completed four intensive tours training stations in Ramallah, Nablus, Jericho, Hebron and Bethlehem to coordinate for common programming initiatives; three in 2007-8 & one in 2009
-- Taught multiple stations to use peer-to-peer technology to transmit TV quality video across the West Bank to avoid checkpoint delays
-- Co-designed website in open-source Joomla to showcase Internews work and Palestinian programming to the world
-- Consulted on "Forgotten Chords" - Palestinian documentary that opened the Al Jazeera Television Festival
-- Produced news pieces for TechTV, a basic cable network (50 million households) devoted to technology news (owned by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen at the time)
-- Part of Tech Live launch – 8 daily hours of news; coordinated with Washington, New York and Seattle bureaus
-- Produced reports on dot-com collapse, tech industry layoffs, venture capital, clean tech, online business models, Sept. 11, entertainment technology
- Wrote stories/packaged reports for half-hour newscasts at Headline News - 1999
-Coordinated with producers in Berlin, London, Hong Kong and Atlanta for new regionalized morning and primetime newscasts and interviews for CNN International – 1997 - 1999
-Reported and field produced feature stories from Kuwait, Iceland, New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Atlanta, North Carolina, Florida, Montana, Utah and Colorado for CNN Newsroom - 1997 - 1998
-Wrote and edited packages on: international travelogues, digital technology, independent filmmaking, human rights
- Supported executive producer, line producer for newscasts; began career as script ripper and satellite feeds coordinator
- Produced a freelance Hi-8 video news series from Kuwait
Here is a showcase of Hutch's multimedia and innovation work since 2006.
Graduate Coursework: Islam In International Politics, Human Rights In The Middle East, Middle Eastern Politics, Economic Development In The Middle East, Independent Study in Documentary Filmmaking, Comparative Religion
INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL/WORK EXPERIENCE: Egypt, Sudan, United Arab Emirates, Syria, Israel, Palestine, Lebanon, Turkey, Kuwait, Jordan, Oman, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, Thailand, Indonesia, Iceland, France, Britain, Denmark, the Netherlands, Italy as well as locations throughout the United States
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Activities and Societies: Undergraduate Coursework - Modern Middle East History, Modern European History, Modern Germany, Modern Russia, World Wars I & II, Comparative Religion, History of Journalism, Television and Newspaper Production Other Activities: Writer / Executive Editor of Insight University Paper, Joe Alex Morris Journalism Internship in Kuwait (National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations), Dow Jones Copy Editing Internship at the Modesto Bee, Dateline NBC / Now with Tom Brokaw Internship in Washington D.C.
Online News Association (ONA) award (Topical Reporting Large) for Arab Spring blog Middle East Voices - 2012
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Two Superior Accomplishment Awards at VOA - 2012
Official Selection - AFI Fest (Los Angeles) - 2005
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Bruce McConnell becomes acting cybersecurity chief as predecessor Mark Weatherford heads for the private sector. (Stock image)
The Department of Homeland Security has appointed Bruce McConnell as its interim deputy undersecretary for cybersecurity following the resignation of Mark Weatherford, who leaves DHS for a private sector job after 16 months.
McConnell was previously DHS' senior counselor for cybersecurity. He will take over for Weatherford on April 12.
"I am grateful for such an opportunity -- to drive continued progress towards an open cyberspace that is safe, secure, and resilient," McConnell said on his Facebook page, noting the announcement came from DHS Secretary Janet Napolitano.
McConnell takes over at a challenging time for DHS, which is in the midst of two major cyber-tasks: Carrying out the president's cybersecurity executive order and expanding its own cybersecurity efforts. Weatherford will begin his new position at the Chertoff Group, founded by former DHS secretary Michael Chertoff, on May 1.
In a statement, Chertoff said, "Mark is an incredible thoughtful leader in the world of cybersecurity, having spent decades tackling the most challenging information technology and network security issues facing government and critical infrastructure."
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Offering one-of-a-kind baubles customized to speak to their wearer, it is not surprising that everyone from cool girls to modern women want in on a piece of the glamour. This necklace features a bar with the (be) "LOVED" wording engraved onto it making it a piece solely for the well-accessorized. It is further punctuated with a diamond, period! Adjustable lobster claw closure.
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For this year's SI swimsuit edition, Kate Upton took a ride in a plane designed to simulate zero gravity in a parabolic flight pattern. And she did so of course in a bikini… for educational purposes.
IHC Movie Reviews: Gravity (2013)
Gravity, starring Sandra Bullock and George Clooney is in theatres now, and boy does it look pretty. Its gotten tons of great reviews from film critics and scientists alike, by showing a realistic depiction on what happens when a space mission goes awry. But how does it do? Is it truly a great flick, or should it be left to float into the vast coldness of space?
Neil DeGrasse Tyson opens up a can of scientific fact-checking on the movie 'Gravity'
Gravity has gotten generally pretty positive reviews, but if you're super famous astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson, you wouldn't be watching a movie like Gravity for the writing, the acting or the amazing sound. You'd be watching for every little scientific inaccuracy, as you should if you were Neil DeGrasse Tyson. So after watching Gravity, Tyson went on a hilarious science ass-beating fact checking mission. Because even if it's a good movie, Hollywood shouldn't get too sloppy with science.
If the Nordtvedt effect is right, two objects of different masses don't really fall at the same rate
Famously tested by Galileo and tested again and again and again thousands and thousands of times over the ages, it's come to be that two objects of different masses falling towards the same body (Earth for example), will fall at the same rate. It's even been tested on the Moon, and it works perfectly. But professor Kenneth Nordtvedt of the University of Montana thinks this solidly tested notion may be incorrect.
Astronomers observe waves of gravity in space-time itself
Scientists have finally been able to detect a gravity wave moving through space and time, just as Einstein predicted.
How "mystery spots" and "gravity hills" work
All over the US, and in several parts of the world, in rural areas and urban, there are places that locals refer to as either "mystery spots" or "gravity hills"— places where gravity seems to work backwards. But are they really anomalies in gravity? Nope, we're just gullible. Surprise.
NASA sends GRAIL beacons to measure the Moon's gravity
Yesterday, NASA successfully put a pair of lunar probes into orbit around the Moon, meant to map the gravity field of the Moon, and use that to probe the interior composition. The probes go by the name of GRAIL, or Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory.
The key to anti-gravity and faster than light travel might be moving in the fourth dimension
That faster than light neutrino turned out to likely just be a miscalculation, but there still are theoretical ways to move "faster than light" if you know how to use the rules to your advantage. And using the Heim Theory, it might be possible to use a large enough electromagnetic field to bounce to the fourth dimension.


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Last night I encountered a bit of divine serendipity. After the opening session of the conference at Word of Life, a young man came up to me and thanked for a sermon I preached a few years ago on John 9, the story of Jesus and the man born blind. When he heard the sermon, he said to himself, "That's my story." In the years since then, he has preached that sermon himself, adding his testimony to the message. "I've preached that sermon at lest 25 times, and people have been saved," he said. God evidently took the message I preached and made it his own in a very unique way so that what started with me now goes out through his ministry to many people with great blessing and power.
But there is another side to that story. It happened that when I preached that message a few years ago, I was going through a very hard time. Every sermon I preached that weekend was a great struggle in my soul. I came to that conference in a sense of weakness, and I left the same way. I didn't say anything about that to anyone at the conference because it wasn't relevant. Sometimes you just have to "man up" and do what you have to do whether you feel like it or not.
I did tell the young man that I had never preached the John 9 sermon again. You can't find it on the website because I never put it in manuscript form. After we talked, I found the sermon notes on my computer and looked at them for the first time since that weekend a few years ago. Maybe I'll preach it again someday. Who knows?
But I took heart from the fact that someone in the audience heard that message the one time I preached it, felt deeply moved, and has made it his own, preaching it at least 25 times since then. I thank God that the power is not in the messenger but in the message preached. God's Word will not return void. It brings forth fruit we never expected and don't discover until years later.
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Over on ebay there is a 1979 grey market VW Golf GTI up for auction. When the 1983 VW Rabbit GTI hit showrooms in the states it was several years after the European introduction. After years of begging for a domestic release we were blessed with out own GTI. But our version looked quite different than the Rabbits of the same vintage with that flashy (either blue or red) interior, snowflake wheels, and square headlights. While we got the car we wanted we did not get the understated look of the European MK1, a car that looked very much like a stock Golf to the untrained eye. This car is an excellent example of the European release of the original hot hatch.
From the seller's post –
"1979 Golf Gti – German Import
Inari Silver – yes it looks green but that is what VW Called it
1.6 Heron Motor – 110hp – Complete rebuild
330,000 Kilometers on the Original Cluster – 1000 miles on the car since complete restoration
13×6 steel Wheels with new TIRES – full size spare as well.
Body: Shell stripped to bare metal and sprayed with Sikkens base coat/clear coat. Color is Inari Silver metallic. 1979 was the first year that Inari Silver metallic was offered as a GTI color in Germany.
Engine: Original "EG" code, 110 hp 1.6 liter (date coded May 10, 1979), completely rebuilt. New pistons (+.050 mm), new crank, bearings, oil pump, etc. Complete new old stock (not rebuilt) heron head and "G" grind cam. External thermostatic oil cooler and euro fuel distributor.
Exhaust: Large flange GTI dual outlet manifold and matching long dual down pipe. The remainder of the system is an OEM style GTI system with a center resonator.
Transmission: 4K close ratio 5 speed with 0.75 fifth gear. New bearings and seals. (May 1979 was the last of the 4 speed cars. Short Shifter is also installed. All shift linkage bushings replaced.
All of the other mechanical systems, chassis, suspension, brakes, cooling and electrical have been refurbished and parts replaced with OEM type components (Sachs, Boge, Meyle, etc.).
Interior: Correct tartan seat fabric from Germany. Molded plastic dash, 220 kph speedometer and seldom seen in-dash vacuum gauge. Rear shoulder belts and center lap belt.
There are 3 options – a sunroof, the in-dash vacuum gauge, and a Blaupunkt M-U-ARI radio.( I installed FM Modulator so i can plug in my Iphone ) Also included is the German owner's manual, 1979 sales brochure, price list, and the German "bildkatalog" for the 79/80 Golf.
I have some extra stuff I have bought for the car but not installed like Rear Golf Gti speaker trays , front cabriolet style door / speaker pockets and other misc stuff sitting in my garage that will be sold with the car.
I also have a few sets of Old School Aftermarket Wheels – available to buyer at additional cost
I also have Photobucket links to pictures of the car during its restoration.. Also have PDF of Hemmings Sport Article which is linked above – also have Copy of The Magazine which is included.
This car is 31 years old – even thought it went through a restoration some minor flaws still remain –
The Headliner is original and has a slight tear above driver seat. The door panels are not original , they are from an Mk1 Jetta Coupe and have chrome trim which is not original to the car. The rear bottom seat is from a Cabriolet so its a tad bit smaller than the original Hatchback seat ( probably wouldn't notice unless i told you ) The oil Temp gauge has been converted to read water temp. The Original Cluster is in working order but its noisy as you are driving – I think there is an extra one in a box some where. I just recently replaced the front calipers with American Style Calipers / pads to clear Aftermarket wheels. Original calipers are also included with the sale."
Every once in a great while a grey market example will rear it's pretty head, and this is that car. I appreciate the seller's honesty about the few faluts this car may have, even though most buyers would not notice. This tells me that this car has been loved and it is being offered by someone who knows MK1 VW's very very well.
Two days remain with bidding at $6.5k and the reserve has not been met. The most pristine MK1 GTIs will fetch something in the neighborhood of $8-10k. I think this could land on the south side of that number. For a VW purist, you have to appreciate that this car was restored to look as it did in 1979. There are no engine swaps, wings, slammed suspension, or other tasteless modifications to take away from what is already wonderful looking car.


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These are concrete countertops!!!! OMG, they are beautiful and would be much cheaper than granite or ceramic tile! And the site I found this on even has a tutorial. Here's the link!
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The blog I found this on is http://kellymoorebag.com/blog.
Can you imagine all the wonderful food goodies I could create for my loved ones on a countertop like this! I am so excited for 2012!!


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Breakfast with Lulu Frost
Thursday morning, Tumblr invited a few New York based fashion bloggers to the Lulu Frost studio to have breakfast with designer, Lisa Salzar, and the team. With breakfast, we previewed her recent collections, and her upcoming collection "Power". After speaking with Lisa, it became very obvious that vintage molds and antique pieces were one of her biggest inspirations. What's even cooler about Lulu Frost is all of the designs are made in-house. The event, jewelry, and studio was so beautiful. Be sure to keep an eye out Lulu Frost's collection, Power!
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Wow, a politician in the UK has been found guilty of Libel for a mistaken tweet. Even though he later corrected the information, the court didn't see this as good enough and still found him guilty.
This is somewhat frightening. There could be an incredible need for lawyers if more of these cases are brought to court. So much of twitter seems like libel.


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Is Zoe Kravitz Drake's Latest Boo?…
The Canadian hip hop rapper drake has been spending lot's of time with Lenny Kravitz's daughter, Zoe Kravitz. Rumours have got us speculating, are these two are dating?
The 27 year old has been getting pretty cosy with the 25 year old actress recently. They were spotted together at a Beyonce concert, and onlookers say they were seen smooching each other.
They were also seen together at Sean 'Diddy' Combs', New Years Eve party in Miami, Florida. Zoe Kravitz recently split from her partner Penn Badgley.
According to reports, they have been hooking up on and off for the past month. They have set tongues wagging, if they are an item or not!
They are yet to confirm their relationship, are they really just good friends? Or is it more than serious? Who knows?
If they are dating, we think they look pretty cute together as a couple.
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Best. Lesbian. Week. Ever. (Sept. 21, 2007)
In last week's column, Sarah threw down the Photoshop gauntlet and challenged you to gay up the poster for Iyari Limon's new movie Death by Engagement. AfterEllen.com reader Vanessa P. took that challenge, and the result is way beyond our wildest dreams. Here's the original, to refresh your memory:
And here's Vanessa's version:
Iyari, Michelle Rodriguez, Jodie Foster and Kristanna Loken all in one poster?! "You won't come out alive," but you might come out looking a lot more like a movie we want to see!
A few weeks ago, Karman told you about the Spanish show Supermodelo, which is sort of like America's Next Top Model, but without the America part. On a recent episode (thanks, Rogue!), contestants pretended to film a commercial and were required to kiss a male model. Out lesbian Jessica RuÃz just couldn't quite get it right. So two female acting coaches demonstrated the proper technique. Here's a clip:
Worked like a charm! The next time someone doesn't understand what I'm trying to say in a recap or a blog post, I'm going to grab the nearest hottie and practice kissing. It won't help me explain myself, but it might break up my day a little.
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text: Warren, George E. George E. Warren, 88, of Galesburg, died Tuesday, March 26, 2013, at his home.He was born October 16, 1924, in Kansas City, Mo., the son of John R. and Cynthia (Henderson) Warren. He married Rosalie Brenning in Peoria, Ill. on January 8, 1949. She preceded him in death in Galesburg on May 29, 2009. He was also preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Rev. John F. Warren and Robert L. Warren; and one granddaughter, Sydney Reeder.He is survived by four sons, Roger M. (Mary) Warren of Kiawah Island, S.C., Robert W. (Tricia) Warren of Galesburg, Scott E. (Jane) Warren of Galesburg, and Bradley J. (Amy) of Springfield, Ill. He had 11 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.He served overseas in the United States military during World War II and was honorably discharged as a staff sergeant with the 229th General Hospital.Following his military service, he worked in the Traffic Department at Allied Mills, in Peoria, Ill. His 35-year career in community service and development began with the Peoria Association of Commerce. He led the DeKalb Chamber of Commerce and the Galesburg Area Chamber of Commerce, retiring there in 1989. He concluded his career at Farmers and Mechanics Bank in Galesburg.He loved his family, laughed often with them, and he led them faithfully.He was a former member of Bethel Baptist Church in Galesburg, where he used his natural teaching gifts as the leader of an adult Sunday school class. He served also in the choir and as the chairman of the Church's Board of Deacons. Most recently, he was a member of Faith Baptist Church, Galesburg.A memorial service celebrating his life and legacy will be held Saturday, March 30, 2013 at 11 a.m. at Coldbrook Christian Church, 1428 State Highway 164. Rick Warren, pastor, will officiate. The family will welcome friends at the church just prior to the memorial service at 10 am. Interment will be at East Linwood Cemetery, Galesburg. Memorials may be made to the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. Hinchliff-Pearson-West Funeral Directors and Cremation Services is handling arrangements. Online condolences may be made at www.h-p-w.com. by Newsroom News management powered by Xpression News


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Creative Homemade Presents and Other Nice 1st Anniversary Ideas
If you have close couple-friends celebrating a great first year of marriage and they invited you over for dinner, you may want to consider 1st anniversary ideas like homemade gifts they'd surely appreciate. There's actually a wide range of traditional wedding anniversary gifts you may pick for them.
Traditional anniversary gifts are a good bottle of wine, or a basket filled with gourmet treats, or photo frame. Other great anniversary ideas are tickets to a concert you know the couple will surely love, a hardbound photo book, or a pack of quality multivitamins or all-natural snacks. All of these are great, but if you have creative, homemade 1st anniversary gifts, then by all means carry them out.
If you know the favorite songs of your friends marking their first wedding anniversary, you can give a customized CD containing their favorite tracks, along with a mini movie featuring both serious and wacky photos of their first year of marriage. Smashing 1st anniversary ideas that your gang of friends may prepare is a caricature of the couple or a giant birthday card with heartwarming messages written all over it.
Other nice first anniversary ideas – if your have culinary ability – are home baked heart-shaped cookies, chocolate truffles, or anniversary cake. Yummy pastries which you made yourself, placed in a pretty gift jar, can also be delightful homemade anniversary gifts.
Beyond material gifts, thoughtful 1st anniversary ideas that some couples may welcome are special favors like offers to babysit their kid so they can enjoy quality time by themselves. Let your couple-friends celebrate what they have together, through 1st anniversary ideas that'll give them time to bond. Gift certificates for a hotel stay can be exciting for them. After partaking of dinner in your friends' house, you can devise a game wherein each one will express what he/she would want from the hubby (greater share in household chores, occasional dinner in a good restaurant, etc.). Such anniversary gifts can be helpful.
If you have a creative knack, you can put photos and stickers in a coffee mug and give this to your friends marking their first wedding anniversary. Useful anniversary ideas can be couple t-shirts with their photo printed on the shirts, or handmade bead bracelets or necklaces. Natural handmade soaps or homemade dipped candle gift for the couple's home are also lovely ideas for presents.
Whatever 1st anniversary ideas you may have for your close friends, remember it's the thought that counts, and besides, your presence alone, or that you're bringing a gift that you made yourself can be highly appreciated. What is your idea? Please share it with us for the benefit of everyone.
Romantic Getaway, Jewelry and Other Terrific 1st Anniversary Ideas
Celebrating your first year of marriage and not quite sure what 1st anniversary ideas your hubby is looking forward to? It largely depends on the interests, personality, and preoccupations of your significant other. Fabulous 1st anniversary ideas for the well-off range from designer bags or fragrances, to elegant footwear, to pricey furniture like a chair for hubby to sit back and relax, to a cruise.
A first wedding anniversary is a milestone, and celebrating it in a special way by allotting time for the beloved and a token of appreciation can mean a lot. An appreciative husband must give a careful thought. Along with quality time, suitable 1st anniversary gift may be something that well represents the first year of marriage, like gold jewelry or freshwater pearls. A tiny silver cross pendant for her can also be among the nice anniversary gifts.
A random survey of newlyweds mulling over 1st anniversary ideas revealed that busy working couples desire a romantic getaway (with no kids in tow) in a nice destination like an idyllic beach. Revisiting a place where couples spent happy and romantic moments and wining and dining there can spell magic.
Other great ideas to give a fuzzy, giddy "still in love" feeling may be an overnight stay in a first-rate hotel. Try to dig up a memento of your dating days, like a love letter, and present this in a creative way (framed or placed inside a jewelry box or leather notebook) and add it to your special anniversary celebration. A husband may surprise his wife with something nice and naughty, like fine lingerie embodying sheer elegance that'll look really sexy on her. For men with the highest of expectations, a wife may give a quality watch, designer leather wallet or flask, or other traditional wedding anniversary gifts may create delight.
There are many thoughtful traditional anniversary gifts for the couple entering their second year of wedded bliss. If the first year of marriage has been rather busy and hectic, a great 1st anniversary idea may be a spa treatment for two or a skin care pampering set. Some couples' anniversary ideas may be as simple as a movie date or giving each other a back rub.
Some other simple 1st anniversary ideas are watching your wedding DVD together, giving a memory book with photographs and souvenirs, personalized mugs or bath towels, a subscription of the hubby's favorite magazine, and so on. Delightful 1st anniversary ideas need not be extravagant, but if your spouse chooses to give only the best, well why not?


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tucp98184 wrote a review of Smith Maze Helmet on November 28, 2012
I'm alive to write this.
Bought the Maze for winter biking (daily commute). 5 hours after unboxing it brand new, I got demolished by a van running a red light. I know these helmets aren't engineered for cycling in particular, but I think the difference between pavement at 30mph and solid ice or rocks at 30mph is negligible. Somehow I landed on my head and left shoulder, with my helmet taking most of the impact. I don't have much experience with the Maze but while I loved the helmet for it's adjustable air flow, perfect fit, and extremely light weight.. I love it even more for saving my brains. Needless to say I bought another Maze that same day.


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Senate puts Vt. on verge of nation's first GMO label lawBy Neal P. Goswami
VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | April 16,2014MONTPELIER The Vermont Senate gave preliminary approval Tuesday to legislation that requires foods containing genetically modified ingredients to be labeled as such.
The 26-2 vote sets Vermont on a course to become the first state to require labeling of GMOs. The House passed a similar version of the bill, H.112, last year.
The legislation passed by the Senate would take effect July 1, 2016; the House version would kick in July 1 of this year.
Two other states Connecticut and Maine have passed labeling laws, but theirs require other states to do the same before they take effect.
Three state Senate committees Agriculture, Judiciary and Appropriations worked to craft a bill that will provide Vermonters more information about the foods they eat. Committee members also looked to make the proposed law as defensible in court as possible. It is widely believed that the first state to enact a GMO labeling bill will be sued.
Sen. David Zuckerman, P-Chittenden, vice chairman of the Agriculture Committee, said labeling will be the responsibility of the producer.
We made it clear that the labeling requirement is on the manufacturer of the food, on the processed, packaged food. Its not the retail store obligation to label what is and whats not, he told his colleagues.
He said food manufacturers that do not want to carry a label indicating that GMOs may be present will need to secure affidavits from the suppliers of their ingredients stating they are free of GMOs.
Sen. Richard Sears, D-Bennington, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said his panel tried to make sure that as best as possible the state would be able to defend against a potential lawsuit.
He said if the courts strike down the law they would be saying the consumer doesnt have a right to know whats in their food.
The Judiciary Committee added to the legislation a special fund that is aimed at helping the state defend the law. Sears said Attorney General William Sorrell has estimated it would cost at least $1 million to fight an industry lawsuit.
The fund would accept private donations but could also be filled with settlement money secured by the attorney generals office.
There is no way that we can say, No. 1, that we would prevail should we be sued, but I think we have given ourselves the best opportunity to prevail, should it arise, Sears said.
Sen. Kevin Mullin, R-Rutland, asked if the attorney general had figured the odds of prevailing in court should the state be sued.
I dont believe the attorney general is a gambler, Sears replied. I dont know how he could develop odds any more than we can.
However, Sears said if the state loses it could cost between $5 million and $8 million if it has to pay the legal fees of the prevailing party.
Sen. Peg Flory, R-Rutland, one of two senators to vote against the bill, noted that several groups, including the World Health Organization and the National Academy of Sciences, have said that theres no scientific justification for special labels.
Flory asked if the three committees that reviewed the bill considered labeling the 20 percent or so of food products that do not contain GMOs, rather than the overwhelming majority of products that do.
Zuckerman said that would be problematic because there is currently no agreed-upon definition of a natural product. And he said the cost to determine something does not contain GMOs is actually more expensive than the other way.
Sen. Norm McAllister, R-Franklin, also voted against the bill. He said people have the right to know what is in their food but that the bill wouldnt accomplish that.
McAllister, a farmer, said he uses GMO products because he believes they are environmentally safer. He said the passionate opposition to GMOs stems from misinformation that the public heard.
Thats what theyve been told, or thats what theyve heard, he said. Its a scare tactic, as far as Im concerned, and thats why I dont support it.
Advocates, some of whom have worked for decades to pass such legislation, hailed the Senate vote as a major victory.
Today the Senate stood up for the vast majority of Vermonters who want to see genetically engineered foods labeled, said Falko Schilling, a consumer protection advocate with the Vermont Public Interest Research Group. Vermont is once again leading the nation by acknowledging the important fact that everyone has a right to know what they are eating.
Andrea Stander, director of Rural Vermont, also hailed the vote.
This is a victory for everyone who eats, Stander said. It is fitting that Vermont, where we take food seriously, is on the way to becoming the first state in the U.S. to require that genetically engineered foods be labeled.
The bill is up for final approval in the Senate today before heading back to the House, where minor differences between the two versions must be reconciled.
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