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Shadowhouse Creations focuses on giving away free textures, brushes,overlays, and tips to designers,photographers, and the hobbyist.
Grunge Gift Stock Vol.One
Grunge Gift Stock Vol. One consists of twelve various styled textures which could
also be used for backgrounds for whatever use. This gift is for you, my friends and
followers. I just last week witnesses my 56th rotation around the sun, or more
simply had my 56th birthday on the 16th, so I thought I'd post a gift for you.
Hope it may be of use.
57 comments:
- Jan - Big Brown Dog Primitives said...
Happy Birthday, Jerry! And thank you for the beautiful background textures.
- February 27, 2012
- Karla said...
Thank you for this and all of the wonderful stuff you share with us! Happy Birthday :)
- February 27, 2012
- Liz said...
Mazel tov, Jerry! Sharing your talents is a lovely way to celebrate a birthday. I hope you enjoy many more.
- February 27, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy Birthday and thanks once again for the beautiful textures!
- February 27, 2012
- hcolvin said...
Happy Birthday! and thanks for all the textures and free stuff you so generously create and give.
- February 28, 2012
- Paula Leigh said...
Happy Birthday, Jerry! How thoughtful of you to gift us with these gorgeous textures. Many happy returns. :)
- February 28, 2012
- Sim said...
Happy late birthday Jerry! :)
Thanks again & again & again!!!
- February 28, 2012
- veronique said...
Happy birthday ! and thanks for your present :-)
- February 28, 2012
- Lisa B said...
Belated Happy Birthday and thank you!
- February 28, 2012
- linda said...
Happy Birthday, Jerry!
- February 28, 2012
- Emanuela said...
Happy birthday and thanks for your great textures!!!
- February 28, 2012
- Mary Ann Potter said...
Jerry, thank you so much! These textures are such a wonderful gift.Have a most abundantly blesssed and wonderful day. 8-)
- February 28, 2012
- Juliel E. said...
Happy Birthday! Appreciate your generosity. Beautiful textures!
- February 28, 2012
- CBH said...
Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies, under the Page 3 post on Feb. 28, 2012. Thanks again.
- February 28, 2012
- Anonymous said...
This is a unique way to celebrate a special day. Thanks for the inspiration…and freebies!!
- February 28, 2012
- Magnolia said...
Happy belated Birthday, Jerry. Hope you had a wonderful day. Many thanks for the textures.
- February 28, 2012
- Debbie W said...
Happy Belated Birthday Jerry! Hope it was an amazing day. Thanks...always beautiful...always appreciated.
- February 28, 2012
- merkusje said...
Happy birthday and many thanks!
- February 28, 2012
- jls said...
Love these! Can you do a set in 12x12?
- February 28, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy Birthday!! Thank you for your generosity.
- February 28, 2012
- Sue said...
Thanks so much for sharing your lovely textures! :)
- February 28, 2012
- SuzetteMac said...
Thank you Jerry, and welcome to the upward side of your 50's! Your texures are AMAZING!!
- February 28, 2012
- Holly said...
Happy Birthday Jerry!
- February 28, 2012
- Katja Maki said...
Happy Birthday, Jerry! We should be giving you a present since you give us the most beautiful textures! I thank you from the bottom of my heart and appreciate your generosity so much! Cheers to the best year ever!
- February 28, 2012
- Ann said...
Happy Birthday Jerry. Hope you had a good one.
Thanks for the lovely gift :)
- February 28, 2012
- Chris said...
Hi Jerry, thanks so much for your wonderful gift. I'm just stopping by to say how delightful your blog is. Thanks so much for sharing. I have recently found your blog and am now following you, and will visit often. Please stop by my blog and perhaps you would like to follow me also. Have a wonderful day. Hugs, Chris
- February 28, 2012
- ~Val said...
Hope your day was fabulous! Thanks for sharing all your terrific work with us! :-)
- February 28, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy Birthday! We should be the ones giving you a gift on your birthday, not the other way around. You've given us all so much over the years. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent with us. May all your birthday wishes come true.
- February 28, 2012
- fabie said...
Thanks for all you give us. All I do to thank you is wish you many more rotation around the sun
Happy belated birthday
- February 29, 2012
- Magpie Magic said...
Happy belated birthday. My birthday was on the same day! :-) Thanks for the present. xo
- February 29, 2012
- Marsha said...
my thank yous didn't show up... must not have been logged in! anyway, thank you for your latest gifts to us... your talent and generosity are much appreciated!
- March 01, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Feliz cumpleaños.
- March 02, 2012
- Amalia Ferreira-Espinoza said...
Thank you Jerry and happy belated birthday:)
I used your raised texture effect here: http://www.afeimages.ca/Other/Creative-Pics/i-Kh8F6zw/1/L/DSC0030-using-raised-textures-L.jpg
and bokeh4 here: http://www.afeimages.ca/Other/Creative-Pics/21670321_MNxMdn#!i=1728568991&k=47K5BGS
- March 02, 2012
- Sabrina H said...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!! I hope it was a wonderful one and thank you so much for giving us a gift lol!
- March 02, 2012
- Leah C said...
Happy Belated Birthday!! The textures are beautiful, thank you:)
- March 02, 2012
- Painting Queen said...
The happiest of Birthdays to you Jerry! We are blessed to have you making the rotations with us!
- March 02, 2012
- Zandarmid Photography said...
A belated Happy Birthday, Jerry. I hope you had a great day. Thanks so much for your present! Very Hobbit-like of you, giving presents on your birthday...
- March 02, 2012
- Hello - Im Jules........... said...
Many Happy Returns Jerry , thanks for all the inspiration:-)
- March 03, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy Birthday! Gorgeous textures-thank you!
- March 04, 2012
- NKM photos said...
Happy belated Birthday Jerry! I hope you had a great day and lots of cake. Thanks so much for thinking of your fans and giving us a gift too. :D
- March 05, 2012
- barefoot muse said...
To a kind, creative, and most generous soul......Happy Birthday!!!!
Thanks for the gift! xo
- March 06, 2012
- Lynda said...
Happy belated birthday from a fellow 56er ♥
- March 07, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy Birthday! Thank you for all you give and do - it is muchly appreciated!!! ♥
- March 07, 2012
- hootnonny said...
Thanks for sharing the beautiful textures Jerry, and Happy Birthday. I'm glad you were born!
- March 08, 2012
- Monica de Moss said...
Happy belated Birthday! Just wanted to say thanks for the gifts you provide to all of us. Much appreciated! Today I posted an image on Google + and attributed the texture back to your Shadowhouse Creations Blog - as well as included your alias on Flickr. I hope that in my small way, I can bring you more followers and possibly add to your fame and fortune. :-) My best wishes!
- March 09, 2012
- Terry Rowe said...
Happy Birthday! I celebrated my 56th on the 19th of February.
Just sent you a small donation to let you know how much pleasure I have gotten from your textures. I feel like doors have opened. Thank you.
- March 09, 2012
- lawyerlyn said...
belated happy birthday! thanks so very much for this lovely set of textures
- March 17, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Happy belated Birthday, Jerry!
Thank you for the beautiful textures.
- March 20, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Thank you for being gracious in giving.
- April 16, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Thank you very much & Happy Bday :)
- April 16, 2012
- Mat's Merry Memoirs said...
thank you, thank you, thank you!
- April 23, 2012
- Anonymous said...
Your stuff is always useful! :) I hope you had a wonderful birthday.
- May 08, 2012
- hamza khanzada said...
i like it
hamza khanzada
- May 14, 2012
- rahiosky said...
love this one. The looseness and temperature with the focus on the subject. Have your book, but this is more inspiring
photo to paintings
picture to painting
pictures to paintings
photo into painting
wedding painting
- May 17, 2012
- Robyn said...
Thank you, thank you. I <3 Grunge far more than any human person should love a texture!
- June 01, 2012
- Donna said...
a MUCH belated happy birthday, thank you for sharing this wonderful gift.
- June 04, 2012
- Marta said...
Your stuff is always brilliant! :) I hope you had a wonderful birthday.
- June 10, 2012


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The $19.1 million in federal money that Buffalo has spent over the last three years at four failing schools has yielded disappointing results, State Education Commissioner John B. King Jr. said Wednesday.
The federal grants for the four Buffalo schools – South Park and Bennett high schools, Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Institute and International School 45 – were intended to dramatically improve student achievement on a tight time frame, and the grants are now in their third and final year. But not much improvement has been seen, the commissioner told Buffalo News editors and reporters.
"We have not seen the returns on investment for the school improvement grant program that we had hoped for," King said. "There are places where there are modest signs of progress. There are other places where the district is not on the [right] trajectory."
Federal grants also went to failing schools across the state, and the statewide results also are disappointing, he said.
But the results in Buffalo seem even more dire than in most, King said.
A progress report last winter from Judy L. Elliott, the distinguished educator whom King appointed to work with the Buffalo schools, confirmed what he had been told by state Education Department representatives who have conducted site visits in the grant-funded low-performing schools, he said. "I am worried that the promises that were made in the school improvement grant applications are not being fulfilled," King said. "Dr. Elliott's description raises questions."
He attributed some of the lackluster results – here and elsewhere – to delays in implementing a new teacher and principal evaluation system.
In 2010-11, the first year that school improvement grants were awarded in New York, many of the schools receiving them adopted a reform model known as "transformation," an approach that requires implementation of the new evaluations, which incorporate student growth on tests as part of the measure of a teacher's effectiveness.
A 2010 state law required schools to adopt the new evaluations, but it carried no consequences for noncompliance. Schools largely ignored the requirement until 2012, when Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo put forward a law that made each district's annual state aid increase contingent on implementation of the new evaluations.
Now all but a few of the state's nearly 700 school districts have a new evaluation plan in place. The commissioner predicted that as a result, schools will soon begin to see measurable improvements.
Many teachers fear that the evaluations will be used to terminate teachers' employment; King and other proponents of evaluations say they will be used primarily to identify teachers who are struggling and provide them with support. Under the state law, two consecutive years of "ineffective" ratings can trigger job-termination proceedings for a teacher. "The evaluation system has taken some time to launch as the result of disagreements over stakeholders," King said, referring to clashes between union leaders, and state and district officials over the evaluations.
"Thanks to the governor's leadership, we've had a change in state law, and I think we will begin to see the results of improvement in our evaluation system."
King predicted that schools that were included in more recent rounds of federal improvement grants will be likely to see better results, now that the evaluations are fully in place.
South Park, Bennett, MLK and International School 45 received the most funding in 2010-11 – a total of $7.9 million among the four schools – with the amount declining each year. This year, the four received a total of $4.6 million.
Buffalo Public Schools officials have forecast a $51 million deficit for 2013-14. Among numerous issues contributing to the deficit, district officials have noted that the federal funding for the four schools will dry up after this year.
"The school improvement grant program was not intended to be a permanent funding source," King said. "It was intended to build capacity. If the money was invested well, the programs that worked should be made a priority in the district budget."
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In the last few years, King had threatened to revoke Lafayette High School's registration. Wednesday, he said that if Waterfront Elementary does not submit an approvable reform plan later this year, he will revoke that school's registration – the same thing he threatened in the fall, before the school submitted a plan in December that the state has since rejected.
King defended his lack of follow-through on threats to close schools. "The biggest underlying challenge, whether we were to close Lafayette or close Waterfront, is that if the district is not able to develop high-quality [schools as] options, the mere shuffle of students is not an improvement," he said.
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A New York Times review of census data published Wednesday (good thing they did that before the government shut down) shows that poor and uninsured folks are overwhelmingly employed in the service sector. They're also disproportionately Southern and African-American. And their top five occupations should sound familiar to folks who live here: cashiers; cooks; nursing aides, orderlies and home health care workers; retail sales clerks, and servers.
Nationally, 19 percent of cashiers would be classified as poor and uninsured; 10 percent of retail sales clerks would as well. The others are somewhere in between, but they're all stuck in the middle.
"We don't practice what we preach in the South for the most part," state Rep. Wendell Gilliard said. "We patronize people and events, but we don't like to give them a helping hand."
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Of course, it's unlikely that many of those folks could easily come up with the money to pay the fine, but that's another story.
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| This is a record of a successful nomination to become Staff.
Please do not edit the nomination, questions or comments sections of this page. Discuss on the talk page if neccessary.
I nominate GTA4PC to become a member of staff. His/Her edits are of consistant quality and has shown good knowledge of how the wiki works.
GTA4PC, please reply with whether you accept or decline this nomination, and why.
I accept this nomination and the reasons I would want to become a staff around here would be that I try my best to keep the articles as clean as possible and help my best to put as much information as possible to pages I contribute to. --GTA 4 PC 00:07, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
Do you think vandalism is a big problem at GTW? How would you deal with someone who did something like delete all the content on one page? What might be the possible reasons for them doing that? Gboyers talk 16:18, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
- Not really, vandalism around here is not much of a problem compared to wikipedia which has got every-day vandals. If someone would delete all content or something, I would just revert what they did and send them a warning to their talk page. The reason for them doing it must be that they are bored or they think it's funny. --GTA 4 PC 16:43, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
- You didn't mention the possibility of it being an accident. A new member could easily delete a paragraph accidentally. Or if they thought it was wrong, they may just remove it instead of checking or discussing. Imagining an incident that might be an accident, or might be vandalism, how would you deal with this? Gboyers talk 00:45, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- If it would be an accident, I would just revert the mistake and remind the user to preview their edits before doing anything and you can easily tell what is an accident when looking at users contributions. --GTA 4 PC 11:38, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- You didn't mention the possibility of it being an accident. A new member could easily delete a paragraph accidentally. Or if they thought it was wrong, they may just remove it instead of checking or discussing. Imagining an incident that might be an accident, or might be vandalism, how would you deal with this? Gboyers talk 00:45, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
What do you think is the hardest thing for new editors to get the hang of (whether a technical skill, a policy or just the way we do things here); how would you spot they were having difficulty; and how would you help them? Maybe explain what was the hardest thing you've had to learn whilst being here? Gboyers talk 16:18, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
- The hardest thing to get used to is formatting a page properly without small issues like red links or other things a little hard to spot. I am glad to help users who keep having difficulties with doing a 'near-perfect' edit that lacks errors and other grammar issues, and how would I help them? Well I try my best to explain it in an understandable way and be friendly. --GTA 4 PC 16:43, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
Becoming staff isn't a reward for good edits. It's work that needs to be done on the wiki, so it's a job. Why do you think that you would be best for that job? Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 22:34, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
- I'm not claiming or thinking that I would be the best ever for that job, but I believe I have enough experience with editing to get on with it. As a normal "powerless" editor at the moment I'm doing my best to help and afford, if I have more abilities I do what I can in them as well. --GTA 4 PC 22:53, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
Are there any little tasks you do around the wiki that you are particularly proud of? Gboyers talk 00:45, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- I mostly am into editing articles centered around Grand Theft Auto: Vice City Stories and expanding the articles with more information and so on. --GTA 4 PC 11:38, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
Could you give one example of what you think is one of the best pages on this wiki, and a brief explanation of why you chose that. It should probably be an informational article, but you could use a list or category or similar if you explain why. Gboyers talk 00:45, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- Liberty City in GTA IV is well written, informative with great wording plus it's an interesting read as well. --GTA 4 PC 11:38, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
Do you have any questions about the wiki, its staff or the role of a Moderator, or any final comments before we make our decision? Gboyers talk 00:45, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- Not really. I have been into wiki's since a long time. And I don't think I would fail as a moderator but I may not be on all day, just so you know. --GTA 4 PC 11:38, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
I just went through this users contribs and randomly clicked the diffs links. An important part of being staff is knowing how the wiki works, and this user does. Examples are the basics, such as using GTA San Andreas for the game and San Andreas for the place (I just patrolled an edit where this user fixed that). Another example is using Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (long name) on the first mention of a game (another edit I just patrolled). The two main things that moderators are trusted with are the patrolling system, and the ability to move pages. Both of these tools require knowing how the wiki works, as you need to know how to improve an edit that you patrol (or what a good edit is), or what to move a page to. I think that GTA4PC could be trusted with both those tools. GTA4PC, How would you use the new tools (see here for a list) to help the wiki? Biggest GTA Fan EverTalk 08:16, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
- I would do my best and use them as good as possible. Specially when it comes to vandalism. --GTA 4 PC 11:53, 10 January 2009 (UTC)
People who agree with the nomination, comment here
- I'm happy - This user clearly focuses on helping users, and becoming a moderator would be a good way to help them do that. He just needs to remember to "assume good faith", and consider the possibility that something might be an accident, rather than an a deliberate attempt to vandalise. I suggest he read through the List of Policies and the staff half of Tasks, just to get a hang of how things work at our end. Unless there are any objections, I shall issue the promotion to Moderator. Gboyers talk 14:13, 11 January 2009 (UTC)
- I obviously support the promotion of GTA4PC to staff, as otherwise I would not have made the nomination. GTA4PC has shown good knowledge of how to edit the wiki, has contributed a great deal (through, for example, creating the majority of the Missions in GTA Vice City Stories articles) and has shown good use of talk pages. I agree with Gboyers, that an "assume good faith" line should be taken before banning. Familiarising with the tasks is also good advice, as there is always something to do with categorising pages, linking to other pages and deleting/flagging things for deletion. A-Dust 19:45, 12 January 2009 (UTC)
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When you visit the park's southern terminus this month, you will see the future home of maintenance and operations at the High Line taking shape. When it opens next year, the four-story building, called the High Line Headquarters, will provide critical space for High Line staff and park equipment, as well as a public elevator, public restrooms, and a public programming room.
Join us after the jump for more photos and an update on construction.
We've made major progress since our last update in May.
Through the summer and into the fall, construction crews were hard at work completing the majority of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems within the building. They have now begun installing metal framing for the interior walls, partitions, and door frames, as well as laying exterior brickwork.
Over the coming months, you can expect to see crews enclosing the structure and putting the finishing touches on the building's exterior. In the coming weeks they'll be installing floor-to-ceiling windows and the remainder of the brickwork, and beginning the interior fit-out. This work will include the installation of tiles and carpets, ceilings, lighting, cabinets and countertops, and furniture.
High Line Headquarters is just one of the exciting developments along the High Line. In addition to the designing the High Line Headquarters, Renzo Piano Building Workshop is also designing the future downtown location of the Whitney Museum of American Art, which is set to open in 2015, and the exterior of our new restaurant under the High Line, which is set to open in 2014.


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1. Re: MeasurementFacet; can query take > 5 minutes?mazz Jan 20, 2012 9:07 AM (in response to Elias Ross)
> One would be to adjust the database plugin to store the results of the query in a separate timer thread.
> This could be enabled or disabled by configuration. Should I make this change to the database plugin?
That's that way I would think you would have to do it. This is analogous to what we did with the asynchronous availability collector (we had the same problem when collecting availability - some resources took too long to even respond to what is supposed to be a quick avail check). See : http://rhq-project.org/display/RHQ/Design-Asynchronous+Availability+Collector and BZ 536173 for how we solved that. We wrote some utility class to do it (so any plugin can reuse the functionality) and plugins are free to incorporate it to pick up that ability to run avail checks asynchronously.
2. Re: MeasurementFacet; can query take > 5 minutes?Elias Ross Jan 20, 2012 2:35 PM (in response to mazz)
Looking at the implementation, I'm not sure why you are using Executor not ScheduledExecutorService for the availability checks. Basically you've reinvented the wheel (timer) here. It's probably not the end of the world to create a dozen or so threads but not really sensible either.
The benefit with ScheduledExecutorService is that it can also perform thread interruption using FutureTask.cancel(true) which plugins will probably want to use.
The biggest impact would be to the "ResourceContext" class constructor, but shouldn't impact plugins at all as ScheduledExecutorService extends Executor.
AvailabilityCollectorRunnable should probably be changed to use this as well.
3. Re: MeasurementFacet; can query take > 5 minutes?mazz Jan 20, 2012 4:01 PM (in response to Elias Ross)1 of 1 people found this helpful
feel free to open up a bugzilla and submit enhancement patches :)
4. Re: MeasurementFacet; can query take > 5 minutes?Elias Ross Jan 20, 2012 9:56 PM (in response to mazz)
See: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=783603
Before I send in my patch, I gotta get my changes approved for release so it can take a while. They are pretty straightforward changes, though.


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Thank you Mammoth community!
The Mammoth High School Boosters wish to thank all Mammoth locals, businesses, second homeowners and visitors who supported our Christmas tree sales this year.
Boosters raised over $15,000 to support MHS sports teams, band, cheer, and other MHS organizations making this one of the most successful fundraisers ever.
Special thanks go to Verizon Wireless for donating the cell phone to use for credit card sales, Adventures In Camping for donating the trailer, Vons for the fencing and help unloading the trees, Minaret Management for the parking lot space and electricity, and Bravo Gardens for the lot clean up. And of course, none of this would have been possible without all the teachers, coaches, parents, students and Boosters Board members who volunteered a ton of hours to help raise money for their school.
Just another example of a great community effort!
John Morris, President
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Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 13th Sep 2010 15:41 UTC
With bad news after bad news when it comes to consumer rights in relation to software and copyright, it's always refreshing to see that there are still people in high places who aren't yet bought by big content. Late last week, a major battle was won for consumer rights in Switzerland: Switzerland's Federal Supreme Court has ruled that IP addresses are personal information, and therefore, fall under the country's strict privacy laws, and may not be used by anti-piracy companies.
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RE[3]: Comment by Bounty
by bouhko on Mon 13th Sep 2010 19:08 UTC in reply to "RE[2]: Comment by Bounty"
Swiss ISP have never been forced to reveal IP without a court decision. This isn't what the judgement is about.
What was happening is that Logistep was collecting IP of file-sharers. They then offered to the music/movies companies a list of IP downloading their copyrighted material. The music/movies companies could then use these IP to file a lawsuit and THEN, but only then and with a court approval, the ISP would be forced to reveal who is the person behind the IP.
So really, this judgement is just about the fact that collecting IP addresses on the internet WITHOUT the user consent is illegal in Switzerland.
Yeah, that has pretty wide consequences that go far beyond file-sharing.
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MENOMONIE, Wis. (Blugolds.com) – A hard fought battle could not be won by the UW-Eau Claire men's basketball team as it fell to conference rival UW-Stout 54-46 tonight at Johnson Fieldhouse.
UW-Stout opened the game on a 10-5 run and never looked back, leading at one point by as much as 17 points. Eau Claire never held a lead the entire night and ended the first half trailing by fifteen (30-15).
In the second half, Stout once again had the opening basket of the half but Eau Claire was ready to answer back, outscoring the Blue Devils 31-24 in the half. The Blugolds got as close as three points (40-37) with just over six minutes remaining but Stout used a 14-9 run to close out the game.
The Blugolds shot a season-low 26.2 percent (16-for-61) from the field while Stout went 19-for-40 (47.5 percent). Stout also made six of their thirteen three-point shots (46.2 percent) while Eau Claire shot just 22.9 percent (8-for-35). The 35 attempts from beyond the arc tied a school record for most attempts in a single game. The Blue Devils outrebounded Eau Claire 37-30 but committed more turnovers (21-13).
Dustin Kalien (Sr.-Chippewa Falls, Wis./Chi-Hi) led the Blugolds with 11 points, going 4-for-15 from the field and teammate Andy Kleist (Sr.-Eau Claire, Wis./North) followed with 10 of his own, shooting 3-for-5. Jordan Petersen (Sr.-Strum, Wis./Eleva-Strum) had six of the team's 30 total rebounds, leading the Blugolds. Peterson also played an integral part on the defensive end for Eau Claire picking up three charges in a row within the last seven minutes of the contest.
Eau Claire falls to 6-8 overall and 0-5 in WIAC competition while UW-Stout advances to an 11-2 season record and 4-1 in the WIAC.
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NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- For competitive reasons, I like to pick on Seeking Alpha, but I have to give credit where it's due. J Mintzmyer wrote an excellent article claiming that "Netflix (NFLX) Narrowly Avoided Doom In 2013."While I disagree with his view of Amazon.com ( AMZN), I'm on board with pretty much everything else, particularly:
Netflix's latest sleight of hand is the move to explore taking advantage of the current low interest rate environment, while stating it has sufficient cash on hand to fund expenses. This is not true. In fact, if Netflix had not issued additional debt, there is a strong likelihood of financial disaster in 2013.
This same argument was used last time Netflix sought financing in late 2011, but this time around, people seem to fully believe the argument. Ironically, Hastings' spin is more misleading than in 2011.On Netflix's $500 million debt deal, Mintzmyer nails it again:
The debt deal by itself makes sense. The bond markets are starved for yield and Netflix needs the cash. I'm not decrying the offering; my point is that this isn't a Microsoft (MSFT) or Intel (INTC) type of advantage play -- this cash was needed to ensure operations, and Netflix is extremely lucky to receive it.Bingo. Those three paragraphs sum up the Netflix story. The second I read about the company's plans to "raise additional cash through new debt financing" in its Q4 shareholder letter, I called B.S. And if you check point No. 4 at the very end of this article from Jan. 17, you'll see that I called it before it happened. I can't pat myself on the back too hard though. If you have even a weak understanding of Netflix's business and its inherently broken model, you, like Mintzmyer, realize Reed Hastings cannot move forward with content acquisition as usual, original programming production and international expansion without a cash infusion. I've been through the numbers a million times since I started calling Netflix out two years ago and, trust me, it's simply not possible. To think that a fine publication such as Gentleman's Quarterly could mislead its readers as it did in a recent article about Netflix is unfortunate. GQ called Netflix "a cash-rich company." Even Hastings has to chuckle when he reads crap like that. But you can't blame GQ. They're not hip to the game. They don't follow the company like we do. We cannot expect a writer at GQ to read between the lines and sniff out the pure and unadulterated hogwash that pollutes this paragraph from the above-cited Q4 letter to shareholders:
As highlighted previously, we have sufficient cash on hand to fund our current slate of originals and ongoing expenses, and to maintain an adequate reserve, before returning to positive FCF. In addition, we are exploring taking advantage of the current low interest rate environment to refinance our $200 million in outstanding notes and raise additional cash through new debt financing. This would give us additional reserves as well as increased flexibility to fund future originals.Hastings is quite an explorer. He makes Magellan look weak. Within days of this exploration -- you know just to take "advantage of the current low interest rate environment" -- Netflix hit the market for a $400 million ... wait ... no ... check that ... $500 million debt deal. Here's an extra $100 million among friends. Yes, Netflix absolutely needs that money. Badly. Even desperately. Without it, Mintzmyer is correct; short of another bailout, Netflix would have had to, sooner rather than later, cease operations.


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As the year draws to a close, I thought it would be fun to look back at my predictions for brand management in 2013.
They are all still relevant to marketing and brand management going into next year but let's see how accurate I was 12 months ago!
1. The power of the story
Last year, our hearts were warmed by John Lewis's sentimental Snowman TV ad. The love story helped the giant retailer becomes one of the most talked-about advertisers in 2013.
Emotional communication has once again proved its power this Christmas with Hare & Bear, strengthening Christmas sales for John Lewis and delivering over £100m in sales in just one week after it aired.
The success of John Lewis story telling campaign started a trend for other brands to produce ads with emotional resonance, particularly for Christmas.
One of the most phenomenal examples this year is the viral ad for WestJet, Christmas Miracle. It has achieved almost 30m views (at the time of writing this article).
The formula of this viral video is a heart-warming story paired with powerful brand storytelling techniques. The brand created a real miracle for their passengers of all ages. If you no longer believe in Santa Claus, watch the ad - magic really can happen!
2. Promises, promises
In January we talked about the importance of staying true to brand values, giving examples of social media disasters from 2012.
2013 panned out as a year of terrifying social media fails for some reputable brands such as JP Morgan and HMV, reinforcing our point that brand values and brand promises need to shine through all communications campaigns, irrespective of channel.
We strongly believe branding is nothing if you don't stay true to who you are and what you stand for.
While putting the vice president on Twitter Q&A, the JP Morgan social media team was not fully aware of his 'less than positive' brand image to the public. The result was horrendous with countless outraged responses from people against the bank.
Tomorrow's Q&A is cancelled. Bad Idea. Back to the drawing board.
— J.P. Morgan (@jpmorgan) November 14, 2013
HMV lost control of its social media when one of the 60 employees who were being fired, logged into the company's account and expressed their anger at the company. McDonald's (mentioned last year), JP Morgan and HMV all had to learn the lesson the hard way about understanding who they are and how the public perceive them.
Having a branding agency to craft a beautiful new logo or compelling communication campaign is not the end of the brand building process. Living up to the promise must be at the core of the business and that core must be translated into employees' daily lives.
3. For multichannel, read trans-media
There have been some fantastic examples of 'trans' or 'omni' media use in 2013. One-way marketing is no longer enough if you want to touch consumers emotionally and intellectually. The ultimate goal of transmedia is to delight and engage your audience to the highest levels possible.
The Snowfall project, by The New York Times won the Peabody Award for being 'a spectacular example of the potential of digital-age storytelling'.
This project brings journalism to a whole new level of professionalism. It tells the horrific story of 16 American skiers and snowboarder who were overcome by an avalanche last year. The success of this project comes from the combination of stunning interactive graphics, videos, character bios and a beautifully written article.
Another example is the website for Ang Lee's film Life of Pi, which draws you into the majestic world of Pi. Scrolling down the site, you discover how scenes were filmed and framed in slow motion and with special effects.
Whether you have seen the film or not, you will be amazed by how much effort it takes to create Richard Parker tiger, the jumping whale and the harsh ocean.
As this powerful story telling technique gathers pace, brands can't afford to fall behind the game. The success of trans media storytelling comes from satisfying consumers' senses and imagination.
4. In the eye of the consumer
We may not have seen the levels of personalisation in B2C marketing that I predicted in 2013, but it is the buzzword on the lips of marketers going into 2014.
Some brands have done it well already. The Virgin America in-flight personalised entertainment system knows who you are, what you could want to eat and what you might want to watch based on your choices from your previous trips. It then suggests new movies, new dishes you may want to try this time.
Retailers are embracing technology to connect at a deeper level with their customers. Audi has won awards for its 'virtual showroom' where customers can configure their car in a digital showroom using a gesture control.
The powerwall screens display their newly configured car to scale, driving in a number of settings.
5. Media on the move
Media on the move didn't take off quite as we had predicted at the start of the year. We talked about 'a new generation of smart apps that quickly learn their users' preferences and behaviour, offering suggestions and reminders'.
As retailers like Debenhams and Tesco only really started rolling out wi-fi in their stores in 2013, and with other retailers reluctant to fuel what they call 'showrooming', where they perceive customers to be checking out price comparison sites while in-store, the use of discounts, suggestions and reminders through mobile has been slower.
Actually an Econsultancy report states "mobile is now a big part of the shopping process" and that "57.3% [of shoppers] are using wi-fi to find product reviews, something which indicates they are close to a purchase".
So, as long as we see wifi continuing to be rolled out, we should see this trend picking up in 2014.
Overall, we got three predictions pretty much spot on, and were a bit ambitious about two which we should see catching up. Watch out for our forecast for 2014, coming shortly!
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In regards to point 4: I wonder how our company can logistically customise experiences for our clients? We're in a position where connecting and building relationships with decision-makers is going to be the key to our success. We're trying to build strong connections, yet are mindful that the decision-makers for budget spend in marketing services is not always going to be the same person year after year. So the challenge is connecting with these individuals and identifying very quickly what it is they like, what they want to see from us as an agency, and how we will fulfill their needs.
Nice article. The points dealt are so easy to understand. Personally I like the 2nd point the most. Promises are there that meant to be broken but not intentionally. Try to keep promises as a business and break only when it helps your customer. Don't ever get this from the customers - Fake Promises, Fake You.
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I was late, but previously had been paying for a forbearance, $150 every 3 months. I was working at an ice cream shop and a call center, plus substitute teaching. All part-time jobs. I wasn't even making $800 a month after taxes. This was in 2010. Sallie Mae refused to allow me another forbearance because I ran out of forbearance time. I explained how I'm working all of these part-time jobs and trying to find a real job to make the 1,100 month payment that's why I needed the forbearance. I told them it was hard enough to make $150 for the private loan but they didn't care. So I reported them to the FDIC and then was given more forbearance time and brought out of delinquency (120 days late). It's not fair considering that I asked for a forbearance and was refused. Now the loan is brought current, it's been on my credit report for 2 years. I tried Goodwill letter, spoke with the Customer Advocate and nothing changed. So I'm on a letter everyday of the year to Sallie Mae, until they remove the negative reports. I just keeping faxing letters and asking for documentation. Has anyone ever been successful getting their lates removed from Sallie Mae? I was never given information stating that forbearance would run out, I was only told it was denied.
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Can you please PM the info as well? I have been dealing with Salliemae for 5 years
I am in a similar situation as you, I was unable to make my payments on my 3 sallie mae loans, they put them in forbearance but one of my loans is being reported as 120 days late as of December 2011 and then after that it says paying as agreed even though they have been in forbearance the whole time. I have tried writing them, calling and emailing with no luck! This is being reported completely incorrectly and they won't fix it!
Hi There - I know this is an old thread, but can anyone provide more information on how to report Sallie Mae to the FDIC? I've run out of forebearance time as well, and also don't make enough money each month to pay the $800+ per month they're asking from me, plus all other basic life necessities. As of today I am 16 days delinquent.
I'm guessing, based on the post that you chose, that you have private loans. Unfortunately, your options with private loans are pretty limited, and you won't get very far reporting Sallie Mae to regulatory agencies just because they're asking you to pay the loan that you took out. Unless you think they've violated the terms of your loan agreement, your only real option is going to be finding some way to start paying down these loans.
Have you called Sallie Mae and asked about any other options? Have you started considering changes you can make in your life (decrease expenses, and increase income) to make ends meet? If you give us some more information about your specific situation, we can all try to give you some more help.
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Earlier today, Howard Wolfson, the communications director for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, said in a memo: "As [Clinton strategist] Mark Penn likes to say, people always ask 'can Hillary win?' but he has never had this asked of someone who is already winning. This week's national polls underscore that observation."
But those polls only tell part of the story. According to a new Mason-Dixon survey, given exclusively to NBC/MSNBC and McClatchy newspapers, Clinton is the only major presidential candidate -- either Democrat and Republican -- for whom a majority of likely general election voters say they would not consider voting. In addition, she's the only candidate who registers with a net-unfavorable rating.
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Moreover, 39% say they recognize Clinton favorably, while 42% say they recognize her unfavorably. By contrast, every other candidate has a net-positive favorable rating: Giuliani (43%-17%), Obama (36%-21%), McCain (33%-28%), Edwards (32%-28%), Thompson (25%-12%), Romney (24%-20%), Biden (21%-20), Bloomberg (20%-18%), Richardson (19%-15%), and Huckabee (16%-12%).
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Of the many brave adventurers I met during my recent visit to the Burning Man festival, Tauruses comprised a large proportion. One example was Melissa Whitman, who leaves soon for a year-long stay in Madagascar, where she'll be the only female and English-speaker among a team working to save the scops owl from extinction. Though she's afraid of heights, she'll have to climb tall trees at night to study the birds in their natural habitat. Another courageous Taurus was Jennifer from Napa, CA, an art therapist for the criminally insane. She risks her life daily. Why did I encounter so many daring Bulls? Is it because the expansive planet Jupiter is cruising through your astrological House of Extravagant Self-Expression? Whatever the cause, I urge you to sync up with the audacious vibes now available to your tribe.
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During my recent visit to the Burning Man festival in the Nevada desert, I drank in an abundant array of confounding sights and enriching adventures that I'll remember forever. The last surprise I saw before heading home was among the most modest, but it's a perfect choice to serve as your ruling symbol for the coming week: a sign that read "The Very Tidy Pirates" above an image of a bad-ass dude wearing an eye patch and apron and wielding a vacuum cleaner and feather duster. I hope this vignette inspires you to be wildly disciplined, neatly rowdy, and boisterously organized.
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"Dear Dr. Brezsny: With the help of a flood of pithy coincidences, I've become aware that the Universal Mind recently lost Her train of thought. I believe we are now under the care of a substitute 'Universal Mind,' and that therefore the laws of karma are not being enforced as strictly as usual. Cosmic SLACK is available in extravagant amounts. Tell your readers so they may take advantage of it by aggressively reconfiguring their little slice of reality to reflect their deepest needs. -Opportunistic Sagittarius" Dear Opportunistic: Good catch. I totally agree with your assessment, especially as it applies to you Sagittarians. As you suggest, karma now has a reduced power to whip your fate this way and that; your willpower has more room than usual in which to maneuver. I call this phase "Freedom from Cosmic Compulsion."
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Every August, the temporary city of Burning Man sprouts up in the Nevada desert. Upwards of 30,000 freaks and mutants drop their inhibitions for a week as they interact with entertaining rituals that transpire in hundreds of "theme camps." If you ever go, you'll be able to eat fresh sushi off the naked bellies of clowns posing as supermodels, play a giant game of billiards using bowling balls, and take a joyride on a wheeled version of Captain Hook's schooner as it sways with scores of sweaty dancers dressed like characters from your dreams. Unfortunately, Burning Man won't come around again until August 23, 2004, but you need to have your mind blown and blown and blown now. Find a worthy substitute.
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CLINTON — If nothing unexpected happens, Clinton will have a new main source of water next month.
The result of almost two years of searching and testing, the well, located near the softball fields in Tate Park on West Michigan Avenue, will be online and pumping water to the village by the end of January, said Kevin Cornish, Clinton village manager. The new well will replace one that has been in service for more than
35 years. That well is nearing the end of its useful life, he said.
"During its use, a well gets plugged by debris and such, and you have to backwash periodically to keep it running clear," Cornish said. "This well has reached the point where the flow is slowing, and that is the sign it is nearing the end of its usefulness."
Several test wells in sites around the village showed a high iron content, which would have necessitated construction of an iron filtration plant at a cost of about $800,000, with additional costs for operation and personnel. Cornish said the geologist working with the village had a different idea.
"The current well was on the east side of the river, and he suggested we look at the west side," Cornish said. "We found the physical geology was different. With the current well, we found a high clay content and gravel 30 to 40 feet down. In the new well, we drilled down about 100 feet through clay before we found gravel."
In addition, the test well showed an iron content well within state and federal standards and water that was about 25 percent softer than the current well. The village is in the process of connecting the well to the main water line running into the village's well house, a process that should be completed in January at a significantly lower cost to the village, since a new well house will not be needed.
The Clinton Village Council approved an adjustment in water rates to pay for the new well.
Customers will pay an additional $3 service charge each month, Cornish said. That will help pay off the 20-year debt. Higher use commercial and industrial customers will pay a proportionately higher rate.
In addition, once the debt incurred for repairs to Tecumseh Road is paid off, the trust funding will be put toward the debt on the well. Cornish said that should enable the village to pay off the 20-year debt in 15 years.
The new well will also enable the village to install a more energy-efficient pump. The new well has the ability to pump up to 1,000 gallons of water per minute. A variable frequency pump allows officials to limit the outflow to 350 to 500 gallons per minute, thus saving wear and tear on the pump.
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CLINTON — If nothing unexpected happens, Clinton will have a new main source of water next month.


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Alfredo Hinojos, 79, of Big Spring died Wednesday, Jan. 1, 2014, at Scenic Mountain Medical Center. Vigil services will be at 7 p.m. Monday at Myers & Smith Chapel. Funeral Mass will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Trinity Catholic Church with burial at Mount Olive Memorial Park.He was born Sept. 27, 1934, in Big Spring to Jesusita and Gil Hinojos. He worked a number of years at the Howard County Library. He was a lifetime resident of Big Spring and was a Catholic.He is survived by Louise of Big Spring; one son Alfredo Harper Hinojos of Big Spring; two brothers Henry Hinojos and his wife Cruz of Big Spring and Richard Hinojos and his wife Rebecca of Phoenix; three sisters Socorro Olvera and Consuelo Zuniga, both of Big Spring, and Linda Ortiz and her husband Richard of Austin; one grandson and several nieces and nephews.He was preceded in death by his parents.Arrangements are by Myers & Smith Funeral Home. Pay your respects online at www.myersandsmith.com


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South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint is stepping down in early January to run the Heritage Foundation, The Wall Street Journal reports.
The newspaper says DeMint will replace Ed Feulner as president. "Mr. DeMint will leave his post as South Carolina's junior senator in early January to take control of the Washington think tank, which has an annual budget of about $80 million.
"Sen. DeMint's departure means that South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, a Republican, will name a successor, who will have to run in a special election in 2014. In that year, both Mr. DeMint's replacement and Sen. Lindsey Graham will be running for reelection in South Carolina.
Mr. DeMint was reelected to a second term in 2010. The 61-year-old senator had announced earlier that he would not seek a third term."
DeMint in a November interview with McClatchy backed away from his previous ironclad insistence that he had no interest in running for president.


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- Madam Malkin: "Well, really?"
- — Draco and Narcissa Malfoy leave Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions[src]
Twilfitt and Tattings is a wizarding clothing shop located in South Side, Diagon Alley, London.[1]
After a confrontation between Draco Malfoy and Harry Potter, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger in Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions, Narcissa Malfoy and her son rudely left the shop, expressing their preference of Twilfitt and Tattings out loud.[2]
Known hats
Among their range of clothes, one could purchase the following items:
- Suede Top Hat with Ribbon (black, blue, brown)[3]
- Pointed Wizards' Hat (black, green, blue)[3]
- Pointed Wizards' Hat with Buckle (blue, red, green)[3]
It is likely that Twilfitt and Tattings is considered more upper class than Madam Malkin's Robes for All Occasions because wealthy pure blood families like the Malfoys favour it.
- Part of the name of the shop, "Twilfitt" is obviously a play on "it will fit". A "tatting" is a kind of coarse, knotted lace.
- Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince (Mentioned only)
- Pottermore (First appearance)
Notes and references
- ↑ Pottermore
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, Chapter 6 (Draco's Detour)
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Pottermore at PlayStation Home


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Not sure if I should be irate or not, please inform me.
Notre Dame boosters are essentially paying big bucks to send a bunch of elite high school kids to Ireland to play in a tournament the day before their game against Navy. This tournament is halfway across the world, but it's just the BIGGEST coincidence that ND plays the next day. These kids all have the option to attend the game. It's legal in the eyes of the NCAA, but is it okay for us to rabble a bit?
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