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Carrera scored 21 points after halftime, including 10 in overtime, when the Gamecocks (11-5, 1-2) outscored the Tigers 13-4.
South Carolina jumped out to an 11-point first-half lead, 34-23, by capitalizing on 11 LSU turnovers, but the Tigers (9-5, 0-3) closed the half with a 10-1 run to trail 35-33.
LSU connected on five of its first seven 3-point tries in the second half, including four by Anthony Hickey, who scored 18 points. He also grabbed seven rebounds, had three assists and two steals.
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Ingredients for 4 people: 500 gm of pieces of sea-bass 250 gm of peeled and chopped potatoes 3 medium-sizes tomatoes cut into quarters 4 large, thin slices of bread 1 pinch of cumin 1 pinch of saffron Salt
Boil a litre and a half of salted water in a saucepan, add the tomatoes, potatoes and cumin when the water has boiled. When the potatoes begin to soften, add the fish and the saffron ground in a mortar. The sea-bass can be replaced by another fish, such as grouper or anglerfish.
On each plate place 1 slice of bread, pour the stock and place the pieces of potato and fish on top.
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A quiet vacation home is built with respect for the South Carolina landscape
One visit was all it took to entice Christie and Jim Bogrette to build a vacation home along the peaceful banks of the May River near Bluffton, South Carolina. "We weren't even looking for property," Christie says. "We made a trip with friends and were overwhelmed by the beauty there. When you walk along the river at low tide, you can hear the dolphins breathing. You have to listen carefully, but you really can hear them."
Within a matter of months, the Philadelphia couple purchased a lot and began designing their sustainable and energy-savvy home in Palmetto Bluff, a planned resort community that prides itself on protecting the environment.
"The main appeal was the extraordinary natural landscape," Christie says. "And we were aligned with the developer's vision to preserve, protect, and enhance that incredible environment."
Jim, an architect, and Christie, an interior designer and fine artist, collaborated with Joel Newman, a Beaufort, South Carolina, architect who designed many of the resort buildings at Palmetto Bluff. The team's goal: Build a comfortable house that would take advantage of the natural setting without negatively impacting the environment.
The eco-friendly approach was from the ground up. A geothermal system that taps into the earth's consistent underground temperature was installed to heat and cool the house. The system is extremely energy efficient and quiet.
The painting above the fireplace hangs on a moving panel that revolves to expose the TV mounted on the other side.
Photography: Emily Jenkins Followill
Produced by Andrea Caughey
Architects: Jim Bogrette, Kimmel Bogrette Architecture, 151 E. 10th Ave., Suite 300, Conshohocken, PA 19428; 610/834-7805; kimmelbogrette.com, and Joel Newman, Thomas & Denzinger Architects, 138 St. Philip St., Suite 200, P.O. Box 20157, Charleston, SC 29413; 843/723-6651, thomasanddenzinger.com.
Builder: J. T. Turner Construction Co. Inc., 2250 E. Victory Drive, Suite 104, Savannah, GA 31414; 912/356-5611, jttconst.com.
Landscape architect: Michael S. Small, Michael S. Small, LLC, P.O. Box 1788, Tybee Island, GA 31328; 912/704-1118.
Wall paint ("Elephant Tusk" #OC-8): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Drapery ("Bella"/Polenta): Calvin Fabrics, calvinfabrics.com.
Sisal rug ("Tiger Eyes"/Natural): Merida, meridameridian.com.
Club chairs ("Hathaway Swivel Gliders"): Crate & Barrel, crateandbarrel.com.
Sofa ("Heath Sofa" #H4220-6); sofa and club-chair fabric ("Malva"/Champagne #ED85031.125, by Threads); striped pillow on sofa ("Farrar Stripe"/Marine #2008154.5): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Throw on sofa: A Soft Idea, asiasoftidea.com.
Cocktail table in front of sofa (Patrician Collection): Woodland Furniture, woodlandfurniture.com.
Small turtle pot on table: Jacob Preston Pottery, jacobprestonpottery.com.
Ceiling: reclaimed plain sawn river cypress/pecky cypress beams.
Living Room Chairs
"Every bit of wood in the house, including what was used to build the windows, was either reclaimed or FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified," Jim says. Interior walls are FSC-certified horizontal pine boards butted together. "We were looking at durability," he says. "This is a very old way to clad walls, and it's a timeless look."
Solid heart-pine floorboards from a South Carolina cotton mill were used for the house's rustic wide-plank floors. "We were able to cut each of the original 3-inch-thick boards lengthwise to create three boards [each 1 inch thick] for our floors, tripling the usage," Jim explains.
Some of the heart pine was used to build stair handrails, risers, and treads, resulting in a new staircase with the character and texture of a centuries-old home. "You grab the rail, and you can feel the holes from old nails," Jim says. "It's like it has a memory. The house really is like a big storybook."
Slipper chairs (custom); slipper-chair fabric ("Farrar Stripe"/Marine #2008154.5): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Console table (Swedish antique): Alpine Home, 802/253-7005.
Lamp on console ("Acerra Ceramic Vase with Scroll Handles" TC0031.XX): Vaughan, vaughandesigns.com.
Lampshade: Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com.
Lantern under console ("Park Hill Lantern"): Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com.
Abstract painting above console (by Christine Bogrette): Four Corners Gallery, fourcornersgallerybluffton.com.
Landscape painting over hearth (by Carol Durham): owner's collection.
Flooring (reclaimed heart pine): Antique Heart Pine Flooring & Accessories Inc., antiquefloorsandmore.com.
Ceiling: reclaimed plain sawn river cypress/pecky cypress beams.
Dining Room
The story continues on the living and dining room ceilings, which are finished with beams and panels of pecky cypress and reclaimed river cypress. The smoky gray flat panels were made with cypress boards milled from trees pulled from rivers and lakes.
Simple linen-covered dining room chairs and a table made of salvaged wood are from RH. French doors connect the dining area to a screened porch with a fireplace.
Wall paint ("Elephant Tusk" #OC-8): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Table ("Salvaged Wood Trestle Extension Dining Table"); host chairs ("Hudson Parsons Slipcovered Armchair"); side chairs ("Hudson Parsons Upholstered Side Chairs"/Weathered Oak Legs); chair fabric (sand beige linen): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Chandelier ("Zurich Lantern"): Vaughan, vaughandeisgns.com.
Table centerpiece (custom): Valley Forge Flowers, valleyforgeflowers.com.
Area rug ("Malika Rug"): Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com.
Drapery ("Bella"/Polenta): Calvin Fabrics, calvinfabrics.com.
Pecky Cypress Detail
Structural beams are boxed in the pecky cypress, notable for its pockmarked texture, created by a fungus that attacked the tree.
A high-efficiency induction cooktop and Energy Star appliances were installed in the kitchen. Virtually every fixture in the house has LED bulbs, which are more efficient than incandescent and provide a warmer quality of light than fluorescents, Jim says.
A two-level island topped with Caesarstone divides the kitchen and dining area. Stools are from Williams-Sonoma and appliances from Sub-Zero and Wolf.
Wall paint ("Elephant Tusk" #OC-8); ceiling paint ("Ivory White" #925): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinetry (custom): Webb Construction Inc., webbconstructioninc.com.
Cabinet paint ("Bleeker Beige" #HC-80); island paint ("Greenbrier Beige" #HC-79): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Cabinetry hardware ("Lugamo"/Bronze finish): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Valance ("Pomeroy"/Brown, Natural #BFC-3522.6): Lee Jofa, leejofa.com.
Countertops (color "Blizzard" #2141): Caesarstone Quartz Countertops, caesarstoneus.com.
Backsplash (color, "Oyster Bay," Primeo Collecction): Vetrostone, vetrostoneusa.com.
Induction cooktop (by Wolf); wine cooler (by Sub-Zero); Sub-Zero/Wolf, subzero-wolf.com.
Copper hood (custom): D. Russet Co. Inc., 912/756-3733.
Bar stools ("Bistro Counter Stool"/Driftwood): Williams-Sonoma, williams-sonoma.com.
Pendant lights ("Fixed Ceiling Rod" with "Warwick Drum shade"): Vaughan, vaughandesigns.com.
Sink (by Shaw): Rohl, rohlhome.com.
Faucet ("Bridgeford"): Grohe, grohe.com/us.
Striped rug (product line varies): Pottery Barn, potterybarn.com.
Tea kettle ("Stainless Steel Classic Whistling Kettle"); utensil crock: Le Creuset, lecreuset.com.
Nest painting in window (by Loren DiBenedetto): Loren DiBenedetto Fine Art, lorendibenedetto.com.
Hood Detail
Regional craftspeople and materials were used as much as possible. The copper hood, for instance, was crafted by an area artisan. The cooktop backsplash is made with oyster shells (a local by-product) and resin.
Kitchen Detail
Even the colors of the home were chosen to align with nature. "We wanted the color scheme to serve as a backdrop to the view and to harmonize with the floor and ceiling materials. It needed to be very soft and soothing," Christie says.
Master Bedroom
The South Carolina natural light affected paint choices, too. "We worked on paint colors in Philadelphia, but when we brought them down to the Lowcountry, they weren't the same," Christie says. "It's a softer light there."
In the bedroom, a cottage-style bed is dressed with "Ruched Linen" bedding from Pine Cone Hill. A dainty bent-rattan writing desk from Lexington Home Brands offers a quiet place to read, write notes, and work on a laptop.
Wall paint ("Elephant Tusk" #OC-8); trim paint ("Ivory White" #925): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Bed ("Newport Poster Bed," discontinued); stool ("Islip Bed Bench," discontinued); desk ("Clearwater Writing desk" #540-933): Lexington Home Brands, lexington.com.
Bedding ("Ruched Linen"/Platinum, White): Pine Cone Hill, pineconehill.com.
Night table; desk chair ("Hudson Parsons Upholstered Side Chair"/Weathered Oak Legs): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Lamp on desk ("Ankara Ceramic Lamp" #TC0060.XX): Vaughan, vaughandesigns.com.
Buttboard paneling (FSC certified tongue and groove pine boards): Guerry Lumber, guerrylumber.com.
Master Bath
Carrara marble tops the custom-built bath vanity, which was made with certified sustainable wood. Sinks are from Kohler and faucets from Newport Brass.
Buttboard paneling (FSC certified tongue and groove pine boards): Guerry Lumber, guerrylumber.com.
Wall and vanity paint ("Ivory White" #925): Benjamin Moore, benjaminmoore.com.
Vanity (custom): Webb Construction Inc., webbconstructioninc.com.
Vanity countertop: white Carrara marble, honed.
Vanity hardware ("Hanson Knobs"/Chrome); mirrors ("Lugarno Rectangular Pivot Mirrors"); sconces ("Lugarno Single Sconces" with ivory linen shades): Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Rattan contaners on vanity shelves: Williams-Sonoma Home, williams-sonoma.com.
Sinks ("Caxton Undermount"): Kohler, kohler.com.
Faucets ("Astor 920"): Newport Brass, newportbrass.com.
The home's orientation and floor plan were influenced by the environment and the desire to enjoy it. "It's all about the view and connecting with outside," Jim says.
The living and dining rooms and kitchen share one large space at the rear of the house with views of the river. French doors connect the living area to an intimate screened porch with a gas fireplace. The Bogrettes left the porch open (no glass windows) so they can listen to the sounds of nature. And while many Southern porches stretch the length of a house, this one is half that size so as not to block light into and views from the interior spaces.
The screened porch on the back of the house offers views of the May River.
Shutters (composite): New Horizon Shutters Int'l, LLC, newhorizonshutters.com.
Shutter paint ("Lava Gray" #554-6); shingle paint ("Turtle Dove" #511-4): Pittsburgh Paints, ppgpittsburghpaints.com.
Coach lamps ("Williamsburg Flush Mount," gas lantern): Bevolo Gas & Electric Lighting, bevolo.com.
Pots: Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Windows: Marvin Windows & Doors, marvin.com.
Roofing (Dura Tech 5000/Zincalume in Cool Zinc Gray): AEP Span, aep-span.com.
Wicker furniture: Restoration Hardware, rh.com.
Landscaping: Michael S. Small, Michael S. Small, LLC, 912/704-1118.
Landscape installation: The Greenery Inc., thegreeneryinc.com.
Shutter Detail
A metal "cool roof" with a reflective finish deflects rather than absorbs heat. Windows are fitted with high-efficiency glass. Wide eaves, wood-slat awnings, and exterior Bermuda shutters shelter the interiors from the heat of the sun in the summer while allowing its welcome warmth during the winter. The lantern is from Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights.
Homeowner Portrait
The house attained a silver LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating. The Bogrettes had hoped for higher—platinum is best, followed by gold and then silver—but, Jim says, "The house is right for us, and it has systems in place that ensure it's going to be there a long time."
The family travels to the Lowcountry several times a year to enjoy the natural surroundings and, as Christie says, to "live in the moment."
Homeowners Jim and Christie Bogrette.


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alojah needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 109 designs submitted by 33 freelance designers.
HawaiiHomeownership.com is looking for talented designer to create a logo that embodies the persona of our company and our objective.
Soon we will be launching - HawaiiHomeownership.com, and through this site we will provide a detailed 5-step plan that will help guide first-time home buyers in achieving their dreams of homeownership.
HawaiiHomeownership.com will be the sister site to HawaiiVALoans.com.
The HawaiiHomeownership.com is looking for an "eye-popping" logo - one that is fresh, friendly yet established.
Website layout would be similar to mint.com - so ideally, logo should fit nicely within this layout.
- The logo should have .com in it.
- Please show 2 comps, one with tagline and the other without tagline.
- Tagline - "Opening New Doors To Homeownership"
- We don't have a specific color scheme just yet, so feel free to convince us on which colors we should use.
- Clean and simple - most if the logo designs I have chosen in the past were more on the simple side rather than extravagant.
- Homeownership is one word. Please don't make the "o" in ownership capital or make "ownership" a different font style/color different that "Home" (making "Hawaii" a different font style/color than "Homeownership" is recommended though).
- Cheesy looking designs - enough said.
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It's planning season over at Mozilla, and Executive Director Mark Surman is leading a discussion on their next year of Webmaker programming.
On the Webmaker mailing list, Mark continues the discussion in a number of threads. One line in the thread '2013 plans: audience' stood out where he wrote:
"We know we're winning if: more and more people use, expect and demand the technical and creative freedoms offered by open technologies. We want 5 million users, 1 million webmakers and 25,000 mentors by 2014. (<–this still feels a little unambitous)"
I'd like to explore the qualitative aspects of the question regarding ambition. I think this is an important question to get right because of how core it is to telling the Mozilla portion of the Webmaker story.
I love the work Doug Belshaw is doing on defining web literacies! From the current wiki version of the web literacy white paper he's working on:
"At it's most basic, 'literacy' is the ability to read and write something. As we're focusing on Web Literacies the 'thing' that we're reading and writing is the web. In addition to this, however, as people become more literate we expect them to think critically and be able to look at the world from more than one perspective. For someone to be 'literate' they have to be aware that they are literate and be accepted within a wider community of literate peers."
This actually got me wondering about other definitions of 'literacy' which led me to discover something interesting.. the UNESCO definition of literacy. UNESCO is of course the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. They define literacy as:
"the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, compute and use printed and written materials associated with varying contexts. Literacy involves a continuum of learning in enabling individuals to achieve their goals, to develop their knowledge and potential, and to participate fully in their community and wider society."
If we want to discuss ambition, the UN isn't a bad place to start. 🙂 I kept digging and found some other interesting things.
The UN's 'Official Source of Literacy Data' sounds useful.
UNESCO's 'vision of literacy' seems very compatible with Mozilla's emerging vision of web literacy.
UNESCO has something called the 'Education for All Movement' that publishes a yearly 'Global Monitoring Report'. The focus of their 2006 report was on literacy.
Chapter five of this report entitled 'Why Literacy Matters' seems highly relevant to this discussion. The opening blurb:
"This chapter explores the case for literacy,especially for youth and adults. It summarizes the foundations of the right to literacy through a review of international agreements, noting that literacy is both a right in itself and an instrument for achieving other rights. The chapter then reviews the broader benefits that result from literacy, in human, economic, social and cultural terms. Since literacy is a key outcome of education, it is difficult to separate the right to literacy from the right to education or the benefits of literacy from those of education."
Here's a link to the 11 page pdf for chapter 5. Definitely check it out, and for fun pretend every instance of the word 'literacy' is actually 'web literacy':
One thing that's clear while reading this document is just how much research has gone into the impact of literacy!
Which begs the multi-million dollar question: What is the impact of web literacy specifically?
Given that the development of the web platform is a moving target, the impact of web literacy itself becomes a bit of a meta question relating to how we as a civilization deal with accelerating technological change. This isn't just Singularity stuff.. this is who of humanity gets to benefit from the Singularity stuff. But I digress…
What's striking to me about UNESCO's education initiatives is how steeped they are in old paradigm thinking regarding education. Their 2013 report, in progress, is titled 'Learning and Teaching for Development' and lists curriculum, assessment, and achievement as priorities. Very 20th century. (They'd probably love it if FirefoxOS came bundled with a proprietary MOOC.)
While UNESCO acknowledges the importance of digital literacy, they lack the understanding and expertise to develop the metrics necessary to measure it.. let alone inform the UN's policies impacting digital citizenship. This expertise must come from the bleeding edge where maker culture is rapidly prototyping the future of learning.
Moving forward, I think comprehensive research around web literacy along measures of socioeconomic impact should be a priority. This task is perhaps too big for Mozilla to take on alone, but potential for partnerships in this endeavor abound.. and the UN's data on global literacy (linked above) might be a strong starting point for exploration.
All of this probably doesn't help us come up with metrics for Webmaker success in 2013, but would certainly help frame it as an impactful initiative that makes the case for an Open Web more tangible to the world at large.
Sooo.. here's my take on 'how we know we're winning' at Mozilla!
We know we're winning if:
- More people see technology that doesn't 'work like the web' as either fundamentally broken or unfinished prototypes of web technology. (Qualitative..)
- Webmaker is used as a tool that expresses learning beyond web literacy. (Potentially hard to quantify.)
- Webmaker becomes a channel that amplifies Mozilla's ability to mobilize responses when the Open Web is being threatened. (Quantifiable!)
- Webmaker development bridges the literacy gap with the Mozilla Developer Network and then swallows it whole! (Raawwwrrr!!)


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The Supreme Court has upheld Obamacare on the basis of the taxing power. This is interesting because when the bill was passed, the Democrats insisted it was not a tax as that would have been unpopular. The Court did hold, as we had argued, that the mandate exceeded the limits of the commerce power.
Those who oppose Obamacare have an election in a few months in which they can express their view.
Finally, and most interestingly, by a vote of 7 to 2, the court for the first time in history put a limit on Congress' power to micromanage the states using conditions on federal funding. They did this in restricting the Medicaid expansion mandate.
This has been the principal method by which Congress has interfered in states' business to the extent never contemplated by the Constitution. This will be an important legal development.


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Led by Dr. Richard Wukich, Filterpure brings clean water to developing nations through the manufacturing and distribution of clay pot water filters. These filters are comprised of colloidal silver layered between a 1:1 mixture of clay and sawdust. As water flows through the cracks and crevices in the pot, it passes by the particles of silver which kill bacteria and viruses. (The antimicrobial properties of silver are similar to the benefits of oregano, which we discussed in an earlier post.) The pot sits inside of a large bucket with a spigot at the bottom that allows the water to be easily emptied into containers for drinking. These water filters can clean up to 2.5 liters of water per hour and cost as little as $15 to make. The water comes out 99 percent clean and 100 percent drinkable, and the filter life is at least five years.
Immediately after the earthquake in January, Filterpure was in Haiti distributing filters to victims of the natural disaster. Currently, the water filters are being used in hospitals and temporary tent villages in Haiti, and around the world in developing countries like Sudan, Honduras and Afghanistan, providing clean water to those who did not previously have access to it. Recently, Filterpure partnered with Global Effect and Wine to Water to install a factory in Haiti. The organization not only distributes the filters to developing nations, but also provides the tools and educational resources for local residents to maintain sustainable, affordable safe water, sanitation and hygiene practices long-term.
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The Hubcast Podcast Episode 002
Welcome back to The Hubcast folks! As mentioned last week, this will be a weekly podcast all about HubSpot news, tips, and tricks. Please also note the extensive show notes below including some new HubSpot video tutorials created by George Thomas.
Show Notes:
Inbound 2014
Insider's Guide To Inbound
The "Insider's Guide To Inbound" is a great place to start whether you have or haven't registered for this year's Inbound event. You can easily get to know the speakers and what they might be bringing to the table this year.
Also, you have to check out the Networking 101 section. I find this a funny piece to the Insider's Guide. Most of us are business owners, marketers, or in sales, so if we don't know how to network effectively yet, Inbound might not help change our future. Okay, I know I'm being a little tough on that point but I think you know what I'm saying!
One part I really do love is the advice in the first-timers section. I remember my first Inbound event – it was crazy, scary, and awesome all rolled up into one. Where do I go, who's in charge, what's next, how do I network… : ) However, I survived and so will you with this great advice.
View the Insider's Guide To Inbound: https://www.inbound.com/inbound14/insiders-guide
Other Items for Inbound 2014
There will be a ton of learning opportunities. As a matter of fact, there are 170 + sessions consisting of Bold Talks, Inbound Stories, a entire Partners Track, Keynote speakers and more.
If you haven't registered yet, you absolutelyshould. The experience, the learning and the relationships you build are well worth the investment. Check out the 2013 recap video to see what others say about Inbound. Also check out the second video – it's the 2012 event starter. This will give you a glimpse into how cool Inbound can be. Crank it up and get all sorts of excited for Inbound 2014!
Inbound 2012 Intro
See other presenters coming to Inbound 2014
Visit the Inbound website
HubSpot Tips & Tricks
Setting up your custom contact properties: Basic Tip
Talk about being able to hand pick what properties show up when you first look at contacts. It's also available on a per user basis and offers easy drag and drop functionality. For a deep dive explanation check out the video tutorial on our TSL Learning YouTube channel.
View the tutorial here
Slicing up your database for social influencers: Advanced Tip
Advanced: Talk about slicing and dicing your contact database. This covers how you can determine who the influencers are. The creation of HubSpot hack is explained. Also addressed: Smart Lists, Automated Email, & Workflows.
View the tutorial here
HubSpot Strategy
In this episode, Marcus will discuss the importance of identifying the 4 different types of content producers within your company's organization. We also talk about a recent interview we did with Krista Kotrla, the Senior Vice President of Marketing from Block Imaging.
Watch the interview here
HubSpot Updates
(Each week on the Hubcast, George and Marcus will be looking at HubSpot's newest updates to their software. And in this particular episode, we'll be discussing 3 of their newest updates)
Email Link Resolver
Have you ever received an email, clicked on a link, and it goes to a dead page? What do you do next? Delete the email, of course. This new update will ensure that silly mistakes like including the wrong URL aren't made. It is easy to forget to check links, but a broken link could make or break the success of the email.
You can now confirm that links in your email work before sending them out in HubSpot. If some of your links go to dead pages, we will warn you before you confirm your send.
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the jackalope is an american phenomenon, i think. are any non-US-based dissensians familiar? a rabbit with a rack of horns, essentially. not sure about its origins, but it is a popular legend in the american south. and west. american southwest. from a postcard on my desk:
The Western Jackalope: Among the rarest of the hunter's trophies is the timid jackalope. The nocturnal antlered, long-eared mammal has keen senses of hearing and smell and is said to be attracted to alcohol...
yeah, and there's the loch ness, as documented in that flick "the incident at loch ness".
and of course, sasquatch:
and so wildly popular in philosophy departments, the flying spaghetti monster, and the invisible pink unicorn:
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Matt Meets Gordon: Episode Seven
The WWII Memorial at 30th Street Station in Philadelphia.
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Hello readers! My name is Matt Clemmer and I am a Freshman English and Philosophy Major at Gordon College from the western suburbs of Philadelphia. I hope that you will get to know me relatively well as you follow my blog this year, but I would like to provide you with a basic introduction to yours truly. First, I am a nerd who loves reading all kinds of books, writing and playing video games. Second, I love to play and follow almost every kind of sport, but I am especially partial to Philadelphia teams. Third, I really enjoy listening to music, with some of my favorite bands being Chevelle, Rush, Radiohead, Muse, Paramore, Relient K, Kutless, Flyleaf, Switchfoot and hymns. Fourth, I really, really, love the Office and Scrubs. Finally, one fun fact about myself , I have played a wide variety of roles in VBS plays including Batman, Scooby-Do, Shrek, the Tin Man and Mr. Green from the board game Clue. Now that you know a little bit about me, I hope that you will follow my blog and get to know me better as the year goes on. Also, if you have any questions for me or something you want me to write about, feel free to email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. Thanks for reading and God bless!


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hjmag needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 35 designs submitted by 17 freelance designers.
I am looking for a logo for a web site dedicated to trail riding. I would like it to incorporate or combine the text trailbiker.com with some kind of graphic logo.
Desired Color Scheme:
maybe earth tones combined with black? I'm open to just about anything actually
Desired Style:
Something simple and clean that can be used with multiple page layouts and color schemes
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff)
Trailbiker.com is a site that will include reviews for bikes, equipment and trails. The logo could incorporate any of those ideas. This will be a community site where people will come together to share information. If you have any questions feel free to email me.
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Anne Barkley is an abstract painter based in Eastern Ontario. She is an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists; she has recently exhibited in Ottawa, Toronto, New York and Florence, Italy. Through her work, Barkley endeavours to connect, to communicate, to capture something of the spirit of people and their environments. The viewer is invited to step into a world of simple but strong abstract shapes and beautiful colours, and to respond by finding a personal meaning, which can connect us to a shared humanity.
Many of her intuitive paintings imply a path or road taken, perhaps reminding us of decisions made along the way, or of situations encountered. Some of the works contain an abstracted figure integrated into the background. Serenity, emotion, strength, passion, harmony, and freedom guide her as she shares her vision.
"A painting is not about experience. It is an experience." Mark Rothko 1903-1970
For me the pleasure and satisfaction of painting is first and always in making the art, the physical and emotional intensity required to get to that place where thought stops and intuition can have free rein. I know that the viewer's participation in my work is vital, and that the only way for art as communication to take place is when both artist and viewer allow the medium between them to act as a bridge. At present my interest is in finding freedom and complexity in simple shapes and beautiful colours that will engage and challenge the viewer's imagination, and in dancing in the drama of balance and tension. My tools are serenity, emotion, strength, determination, passion, harmony, freedom, paint, colour, design, shape, pattern, line, texture, value, edges and space, repetition with variety, movement and rhythm.


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To the Editor:
Thank you for the excellent article honoring Susan B. Anthony's birthday, Feb. 15.
Among all of her efforts and accomplishments, however, you failed to mention that she - like most feminists in her day - was adamantly opposed to abortion, seeing it as one more example of the exploitation of women. At the same time, she was in favor of the alleviation of conditions which led this and other social evils.
An article in the Spring 1998 issue of "The American Feminist, noted that:
"Her 1875 speech 'Social Purity,' specifically discussed abortion and postnatal infanticide-along with rape and prostitution-as male wrongs against women. Anthony argued that laws pertaining to these matters, made and enforced exclusively by men, further victimized women while absolving men of all responsibility. Yet she declared: "The work of woman is not to lessen the severity or the certainty of the penalty for violation of the moral law, but to prevent this violation by the removal of the causes which lead to it."
Unfortunately, the modern feminist movement has often turned this issue on its head, seeing those who are pro-life as anti-feminist! Susan B. Anthony deserves to be remembered and honored for all of her accomplishments, and championing the cause of the unborn is certainly one way in which that can be done.
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texess needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 76 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
Need an elegant, clean logo to convey a happy dog. Business name is "The F U N d a m e n t a l Dog". No cartoon-style dogs.
The FUNdamental Dog
Possible Tag Line: Positive Training - Rewarding Results
Desired Style:
Simple, sophisticated - no cartoons
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Vector Formats (.eps, .pdf or .ai)
Looking for a sleek, contemporary and original design to enhance the business name, emphasizing FUN. This is a dog training business that teaches force-free, positive reward methods. Please, no cartoon dogs. Would prefer one or two colors. Perhaps a line drawing of a dog or dog's head or maybe a wagging tail, above or below the name in some way. Drawing must be original - no clip art please. This will be used primarily for business cards. The word fundamental does not need spaces. Prefer a simple font. You can choose how to emphasize the FUN part of the name. Will give immediate feedback - have fun!
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Space Shuttle Amateur Radio Experiment, or SAREX, provided students
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ThomasCrown needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 56 designs submitted by 23 freelance designers.
I'm looking for a professional logo which has:
Clean, sharp lines
Nice contrast
Desired Color Scheme:
2 nicely contrasting colors, preferably blue for the
Desired Style:
Clean, sharp lines
Nice contrast
Accepted File Formats:
I would like the logo to be simple but I do not want anything that includes a stop smoking sign in the concept.
I'm open to ideas. A variety of concepts can be explored, for example:
- maybe a frozen font of some sort for the "cold" in cold turkey
- maybe a napster-inspired turkey character (re: hypnosis)
- maybe a cigarette/ashtray concept
Be creative!
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Burkina Faso
major macro economic indicators
|2018 (e)
|2019 (f)
|GDP growth (%)
|Inflation (yearly average, %)
|Budget balance* (% GDP)
|Current account balance (% GDP)
|Public debt (% GDP)
(e): Estimate. (f): Forecast. *Grants included.
- Major producer of gold (4th in Africa in 2017) and cotton (2nd in Africa in 2018)
- Member of the West African Economic and Monetary Union (which ensures the stability of the CFA franc, fixed parity against the euro)
- Supported by the international financial community (one of the first countries to have benefited from the HIPC initiative)
- Economy highly exposed to weather events
- Size of the informal sector
- Vulnerable to movements in cotton and gold prices
- Heavily dependent on foreign aid
- Weak electricity infrastructure
- Demographic pressures, high poverty rate, very weak human development index
Risk assessment
Public investment is fueling growth with little diversification
The third year of implementation of the National Economic and Social Development Plan (PNDES) is expected to foster dynamic growth in 2019 through public investment, aimed at addressing the infrastructure deficit. The gold sector, another economic driver of the country (12% of GDP and more than 60% of exports), will experience an increase in its production in 2019, in particular thanks to the launch of commercial production at the Boungou mine in September 2018. Largely financed and operated by foreign private investors (Canadian SEMAFO for Boungou), the sector could, however, suffer from the fragile security environment (frequent kidnappings from mines), as well as from possible gold price fluctuations in 2019. Cotton production (the second largest export) is expected to increase by about a third (200 thousand tonnes), after the country lost its status as the leading African producer (to Mali) in 2018 due to harsh weather conditions. The sector is expected to benefit from higher prices resulting from lower production and rising global demand, as well as from the quality of its (GMO-free) cotton fibre. PNDES investments also aim to develop the agri-food and textile sectors with the aim of moving the country's economy, mainly production-oriented, towards the processing of agricultural raw materials, with a processing target of 25% by 2020. With this in mind, the artisanal cotton processing plant in Bobo-Dioulasso is expected to open in 2020, thanks to the mobilisation of a PPP. This method of financing responds to the government's desire to increase the contribution of private investment to growth in 2019. The increase in agricultural income (80% of the working population), as well as inflation control, should allow private consumption (more than half of GDP) to grow.
The desire to consolidate the public accounts in the face of cyclical risks
The budget deficit is expected to continue to decline in 2019 in order to move closer to the WAEMU convergence criteria, which sets a maximum of 3%. The slight increase in the amount of tax revenue will be due to the increase in certain taxes (tobacco, beverages), the increase in the tax burden rate to 20.2% presented in the budget, and the introduction of more efficient collection methods, among other measures. However, the high level of investment and current expenditure linked to the economic situation (fight against terrorism, social crisis) generates a high level of public expenditure (around 28% of GDP, IMF estimates for 2019) despite an expected slight decrease, jeopardising compliance with budgetary commitments.
The increase in gold and cotton production, as well as the increase in the latter's price, should offset the rise in oil prices (15% of imports), leading to a reduction in the trade deficit, which is highly dependent on commodity prices. At the same time, the services deficit (-7.2% of GDP in 2017) and remittances from expatriates (3.5%) are expected to remain at levels broadly similar to those of 2018. As a result, the current account deficit is expected to improve slightly, partly financed by the extended credit facility of €135 million granted by the IMF in March 2018. The improvement in the current account and the increase in grants should allow a slight reduction in the external public debt (24% of GDP).
A fragile security context and a tense social situation
Security will remain the main challenge facing President Kaboré and his government in 2019. The year 2018 saw an increase in attacks by Islamist terrorists, including that of Ouagadougou on March 2, which killed 30 people. The slow establishment of the G5 Sahel force, and its difficulty in financing, suggest that the unrest will not be resolved in 2019. In 2017, the government launched the Sahel Emergency Plan, which will run until 2020. The objective of this program, which costs around €700 million, is to provide a social response by developing public infrastructure (schools, administration, etc.) in the regions affected by terrorism, which are the poorest. In addition, the country has launched a new business environment steering and monitoring committee to improve poor performance (151st in the "Doing Business", down three places compared to 2018) and the government hopes to see the first benefits as early as 2019.
With this hostile situation, the constitutional referendum of March 2019, which includes an amendment to limit the length of a presidential term to two consecutive terms of five years (10 years in total), will constitute a full-scale test for the executive as the next presidential elections in 2020 approach, when Roch Marc Christian Kaboré will run for his own succession. In addition, in May 2018, the country definitively severed its diplomatic ties with a historical ally: Taiwan. As a result, China reopened its embassy in Ouagadougou, which has been closed for 24 years. This augurs an increase in "political, diplomatic and economic" relations according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, starting with an increase in trade and the release of funding for the G5 Sahel force.
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Dr. Bonnie Wagner
My approach to therapy is to develop an active partnership between Patient and Psychologist.
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Our first few sessions will give me an opportunity to get to know more about you. We will discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and what you want to achieve through our collaboration. The information you share will enable me to guide you toward understanding your situation with greater clarity.
As we progress, you will learn techniques for better problem-solving, communication, stress management, and emotional wellbeing. A key element of this process is that you will be incorporating your new skills into your day-to-day life. In other words, I'll help you move from insight and understanding to action. The aim is for you to see and feel positive changes as you put your knowledge into practice.
With mutual hard work and dedication to reaching your goals, our therapy journey can become a powerful force for change and improvement in your life.
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Last night, a two months project resulted in a very positive outcome, with the opening of a group exhibit of original poetry and photography at the Daila in Jerusalem. Each of the participants juxtaposed one image with one page of text and the result was quite impressive.
During the opening night the place was packed full, while original video clips of Israeli poetry were shown and new poetry was read.
This was the video clip I created for the evening for Yona Wallach's poem titled 'Cassius', sung by Rona Kenan: