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Er, we mean a re-badged Corvair. Still though, as nifty as the Corvair was, it would have worked much better as a Pontiac. After all, what builds more excitement than flipping over? Oh we know, we know. Mean old Ralph Nader said nasty things about the poor little Corvair. And he wasn't alone. Here's what a Pontiac brand manager named John Z. Delorean had to say about the Polaris,
"Frank Winchell, now VP of Engineering, but then an engineer at Chevy, flipped one of the first prototypes on the GM test track in Milford, Michigan. Others followed. The questionable safety of the car caused a massive internal fight among GM's engineers over whether the car should be built with another form of suspension."
That's from a book of his called, On a Clear Day You Can See General Motors. Obviously, the Corvair's propensity for falling on its roof is the greatest thing that has ever happened, because instead of building the Polaris, Pontiac released the Tempest — which sucked — but into which John Z. eventually shoved a 389-ci engine, creating a little thing called the muscle car. Still, would Delorean have felt the need to run off and
party like Stevie Nicks start his own company if the Polaris had been allowed to live? We're sure GM brass would have let him add gullwing doors to the mid-cycle refresh. Oh, and below is a picture of Oldsmobile's badge-engineered Corvair clone. Rumor has it that Buick was set to make one, too.
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A pretty red variegated marble has been laid into the oval top of this grey painted side table with the convex molded frieze below decorated with floral motifs.
This all sits on turned tapering tapering and fluted legs leading down to a caned shelf below.
There are some very minor knocks on the paintwork and a little darkening of the cane, which is in keeping with a piece of its age.
The whole piece has been checked, cleaned and a clear wax finish applied to the top.
This piece dates from the Second Empire / Louis XVI Revival period.
Circa: 1860
Height: 75 cm (30")
Width: 52 cm (21")
Depth: 40 cm (16")
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Width: 52.0 cm
Height: 75.0 cm
Depth: 40.0 cm
Condition: Used
Wear Condition: Good
Date of Manufacture: 1860
Place of Origin: France
Material: Marble
Period: 19th Century
Style: Antique
Listed by: Derek_6662
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There were a lot of teams involved. But I wanted to go somewhere where I knew we had a great chance at winning and Boston is that place.Is Bard's return further evidence that Jason Varitek's Red Sox career is over? He could still be a backup, but if these 2009 projections are any indication, Boston has replaced Tek's bat for a fraction of the price (Bard's deal would be for $1.6 million):
Bill James:In 178 AB last season, Bard hit only .202/.279/.270, but had a variety of injuries and very low BABIP (.235). He hit .308/.376/.454/.830 against lefties last year and had an overall line drive rate of 21%.
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Digging around the notes columns of the Chicago Sun-Times, The Big Lead thinks they've found what Dan Patrick's next move is. It's not nearly as exciting as we were hoping.
Apparently, he's gonna go the nationally syndicated route.
Dan Patrick, who's leaving the network after 18 years as one of its biggest stars, soon will announce his new deal: He'll continue in radio and launch a new nationally syndicated program via Chicago-based Content Factory. Jimmy deCastro, the former radio czar who ran Evergreen Media, Chancellor Media, AMFM Inc. and America Online, heads the independent media venture.
Frankly, we've never heard of the "Content Factory" — snappy name, though! Creative types love it when you call what they do "content" — and don't quite understand the move for Patrick. Though, frankly, we're probably just still pissy that he didn't take "The Price Is Right" job.
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Whether you're a bona fide beginner or a seasoned master, Yousician can help you become a better musician. This invaluable resource guides you through thousands of songs packed with guitar and piano techniques like bends, slides, staccatos, and more. A sleek package, real-time feedback, and rewards-based courses make Yousician invaluable.
Great app one problem
This app is super helpful! I decided to learn ukulele but unfortunately I am not dedicated enough to pay for a premium account. Even just the 10 minutes a day helps so much, and even after just a month or two I'm starting to learn how to play songs. But I do have a problem with the new update. Just a couple minutes ago, I logged into the app ready to play my free session and saw the app could be updated. So I updated it. After it's updated I logged into the app started playing, realized the microphone in my iPad was not working and the app couldn't hear me (which may have been my problem but when I swiped out the app it seemed to work again) it only took me like a minute- not even that to fix it I'd say it took like 45 seconds maybe- and then I started my guided practice, played one song and then my lesson was over?? I checked my goals and it said 2/10 minutes played but then when I try to go back to guided practice it makes me wait 12 hours. I know I'm not putting money into this app yet (I am considering it) but if you guys are advertising to give 10 minutes of free lesson time a day then you need to give us our free time! Other than that the app is great, I highly recommend it to beginners learning to play one of the instruments they teach. I did only just update it today so it could just be a glitch, but if it is a tough that is something that needs to be fixed! Sorry for the super long review! Have a good day to whoever may be reading this!!
3 1/2 Stars
This app makes learning a game. That is fun and great. I love when you are learning cords it shows you exactly which string(s) are "dead". I love the option to "perfect" a song. That makes it challenging and motivational. I like how quickly they responded when I had a question. There is a lot to love about this app. So why 3 1/2 stars? It's great so far to use to learn the guitar. However, once I get to the point that I want to be, just basic chords and notes there isn't any Christian music which I prefer to play. They do have a board to vote for songs and there are some Christian songs on that board that I voted for. Considering that the tops songs are up in the hundreds of votes and the Christian songs are in the tens and just by the time I spent looking at the message board one request gets filled a month or so. That doesn't look good for Christian music options on Yousicion any time soon. Still this is a fun app, easy to use, super fun to play, addicting even! So the 3 1/2 stars is MY personal preference. To pay 179$ for a year without music I personally prefer to play is a tough call. I am on the fence about it when my free trial runs out for just that reason. I do think in the future they will probably pick up some popular Christian songs and then it will be way way easier to pay for.
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The Gulf of Mexico oil spill may soon make history -- in California.
For all the talk about California as a high-tax place, the state is unique among America's oil-producing states for not having what is known as a severance tax -- a levy on the oil and minerals taken out of the ground. What explains this? LA was once a leading oil town (by some estimates, a quarter of the world's crude came from Southern California at one point in the early 20th century), and its barons held considerable sway. Since then, generations of oil industry lobbyists have fought off the severance tax in Sacramento.
But circumstances are now conspiring to put the oil tax on the table. With the state government desperate for funds, legislators are eyeing a severance tax, perhaps as a way to restore recent cuts to the public university systems. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger once received strong support from oil companies. But he has declared war on oil companies that are backing a November ballot initiative to suspend his signature legislative achievement, the state's climate change law. And in previous budget negotiations, the governor had floated the possibility of a severance tax of about 9 percent as a way to raise $1.2 billion for the state.
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The BP spill in the Gulf of Mexico may prove to be the final straw. On Monday, Schwarzenegger all but killed off a plan to renew off-shorre drilling near Santa Barbara because, he explained, any new jobs and economic growth revenues were not worth the risk of a Gulf-style spill here. Look for the spill to be exploited by supporters of establishing a severance tax, and with good reason. The spill is a reminder that oil production comes with all sorts of costs and risks for the public. And it is risky activities that are most deserving of taxation.


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So, I am truly excited to announce that my first book of poetry and short stories, Contemplations, has been published today on amazon.com!
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I remember summers on the beach in Daytona, sea-foam on the night-shore, wind on my cheeks. I can remember the taste of those days, sweet, bitter. I can never forget the salty-smell of the water lapping on the shore, the waves crashing, redoubling, riding forth again into the barren desert of abandoned coolers, umbrellas, and towels. Those were the days you could drift out to sea, forget your name, start over as you baked in the warm sun, enveloped in the sweet scent of sun-tan lotion, the…Continue
It is indeed a Hobbit hole! My wife and I visited New Zealand this past summer and went to the Hobbiton set at Matamata, among other filming sites. It was a true pilgrimage for us. :)


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Thursday, August 20, 2009
Let me tell you a secret right here on world wide web...
I would like to wear dresses a lot more than i do but I just hate wearing stockings and lets face it, it´s not summer all year, so I need stockings. I have tried all kind of brands and material but no luck... I still felt like I couldn't breathe. I had an idea that suspenders could be something for me so I tried on some lacy black thing bought in a fine lingerie store and bought it. I could breathe but it left me with a not so pleasant porno-feeling that didn´t quite match up with the rest I was wearing and nor the person I am.
I love the fashion of the 1920´s and ever since I saw the movie Henry and June back in 1990´s I just haven't forgotten the movie poster. That's exactly the look I was aiming for. I have tried to explain it to many lingerie sales persons but all they did was look at me with a blank look in their eyes saying... "lady I have no idea what you are talking about, the 90´s that's a long time ago and who (the f...) is Henry an June, but if you are getting married I can show you our new and very sexy corset from Marie Jo !!..." No I am not getting married and I do NOT want a corset.
I Had the idea that when we went to Copenhagen I would look for elastic ribbons and suspender accessories in my all time favorite button shop Handler. I found just what I was looking for. Wide elastic cream coloured ribbon, Satin ribbon and buckles. Then I went to department store to find a pair of sturdy panties. Half an hour at the sewing machine and a lot of testing of where to position the little thingies, I had my interpretation of the Henry and June look. I ended up not using the satin ribbon realizing they would be too much. But there is a reason that the ribbon is there... they make it easier to put the stockings on, so I might try later maybe with some coloured ribbon to go with the panties...
I hate wearing everything synthetic so the stockings itself would have to be wool or Cotton. Silk would be an option but lets realize I am not Marie Antoinette... I found children cotton stockings at Hennes and Mauritz in the size 170 cl. That is fine for me. Since they are 95 % cotton I was capable of dying them in the colour I wanted. I just cut the stockings and left the raw edge there. It is perfect and very loose at the hips... comfortable...
Now I will keep my eyes open for cotton and wool stockings in colours I like and maybe even layer them up for colder days
So I am all set, I can be a real lady and wear dresses...
17 comments:
- karen - from me to you said...
i've been reading your blog for quite a longtime but I think it's my first comment.
I love wearing skirts in fall and even winter but hate the stockings I do love your idea a lot and I will try for the next season - thanks for sharing.
- Thursday, August 20, 2009
- Christine--RHP said...
OK--now that's just cool! I think you may really start something with this idea....I love it!
- Thursday, August 20, 2009
oh brilliant!
- Thursday, August 20, 2009
- Ulrika said...
Hallå Mette!
Vad fint! Men du, de där avklippta barnstrumpbyxorna, sätter du fast dem med knappar likt den första bilden? Jag hatar också strumpbyxor! Mest för att de trycker åt magen så hårt, men för att de också är helt instängda!
- Thursday, August 20, 2009
- Jessica said...
This site has fabulous thigh high and over the knee socks for fall and winter. www.sockdreams.com
I have used the sock garters they have too - very easy to make. Talking about long socks makes me almost ready for fall :)
- Friday, August 21, 2009
- HANNE said...
Herlig ide og dejligt fortalt med fotos og humor :O)
- Saturday, August 22, 2009
- Dorthe said...
Fantastisk ide og fantastisk velskrevet. Cool blog, du har!
- Saturday, August 22, 2009
oh how cute! great idea.. and super sexy too!
- Monday, August 24, 2009
- vermiljoen said...
what a great idea, and it looks damn good. I know the feeling of not being able to breathe... I should try this once, definetly!
- Tuesday, August 25, 2009
- Jimin said...
fantastic idea!
- Saturday, August 29, 2009
- tantehilde said...
thank you so much for this idea!! I've tried out all sorts of stockings too and ended up with trousers all winter long...
- Tuesday, September 01, 2009
- meyer said...
same here, I just feel suffocated in stockings! I've been around lingerie shops here in germany too, but I gave up a couple of years ago... I wasn't able to find anything plain and simple. your solution looks great!
- Friday, September 25, 2009
- bigBANG studio said...
What a fabulous blog! I love that you have a bit of your work here and there (which is AMAZING), peppered with practical knowledge and all sorts of design ideas...just wonderful and full of SUBSTANCE, which many a design blog is lacking;) I look forward to reading more! Cheers and have a wonderful rest of your week in the studio, Lily from California xoxo
- Wednesday, September 30, 2009
- pamela said...
mette! come back to the internet! we need your amazing inspiration.
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- Villblomsten said...
Tusen Takk for en kjempgod ide !
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Release Date: September 14, 2012
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- The University at Buffalo Asian Studies Program and its Confucius Institute will celebrate the Chinese Moon Festival, also known as the Mid-Autumn Festival, on Sept. 30 at 7 p.m. in Slee Hall on UB's North Campus.
The free public event will feature live performances of traditional Chinese music and dance designed to evoke the spirit and traditions of the Chinese people.
Student artists from Beijing's Capital Normal University will perform on the guzheng (similar to a zither), erhu (a two-stringed instrument played with a bow) and gourd flute. They also will offer dancing and acrobatics that involve the Chinese yoyo and monocycle.
The Moon Festival has been celebrated by Chinese and Vietnamese people for more than 3,000 years. It dates to the practice of moon worship in the ancient Shang Dynasty, and remains one of the most important celebrations in the Chinese calendar.
This is the third year that the Confucius Institute has organized a performance tour in conjunction with the Moon Festival celebration.
This year, the tour will take place the week following the Sept. 30 performance. The Capital Normal University students will perform in several Western New York schools to help local students and teachers better understand traditional Chinese culture.
"Students in the Buffalo area are interested in Chinese culture, and have enjoyed the school performances by the Beijing students in the past two years," says Eric Yang, executive director of the institute, "and we are pleased that both the celebration and school tour have become annual events."
The Moon festival is held on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese calendar. This year, it falls on Sept. 22, the same date as the 2012 autumn equinox, when the moon is at its fullest.
"The Moon Festival is a legal holiday in China and several other Asian countries, and farmers celebrate the end of the summer harvesting season on this date," says Qiaomei Lu, associate director of the UB Confucius Institute.
"Traditionally," she says, "the Chinese will gather with family and friends to admire the harvest moon and eat moon cakes and pomelos under the moon."
Lu explains that the moon cake -- of which there are many varieties -- is the traditional food of this festival, which is why the celebration is sometimes referred to as the "Mooncake Festival." The pomelo is a citrus fruit native to Southeast Asia. The planting of mid-autumn trees, dragon dances and burning incense are also associated with the celebration.
The UB Confucius Institute, part of a network of 350 such institutes around the world that promote Chinese language and culture.
In Western New York, it is a collaborative program involving the UB Asian Studies Program; Capital Normal University, a UB educational partner in Beijing; and the Chinese Language Council International (Hanban).
For more information about the Confucius Institute and the moon festival celebration, contact Eric Yang at 716-645-7919 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Passive House In-Depth Workshop
Presented by: Passive House CA Instructors
Date: Wednesday, Sept 29th, 8:30am - 1:00pm
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Location: Fort Mason Center, Room C370
Fee: $149
What is the Passive House building standard and how can it help bring your green projects to the next level?. Attend the PHCa 2010 Passive House Workshop and gain a solid understanding of the methodology and benefits, learn best practices for the California climate, and discover what this proven approach to sustainability can do for your projects. Architects, Engineers, Building Scientists and Contractors with experience in Passive House will introduce these topics and conduct lectures, hands-on activities and Q&A sessions.
LEED Green Associate Exam Preparation
Presented by: Alex Spilger (see bio)
Date: Wednesday, Sept 30th, 8am - 4:30pm
In Partnership with: U.S. Green Building Council - Northern California Chapter
Location: Fort Mason Center, Room C260
Fee: Standard Rate: $345
USGBC-NCC Member: $295
USGBC-NCC Member Early Bird Tickets available for $245 until September 8th
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Distinguish yourself with the new LEED Green Associate credential. The LEED Green Associate credential is for professionals who want to demonstrate green building expertise in non-technical fields of practice. This credential focuses on basic knowledge of green design, construction, and operations. USGBC-NCC's full-day LEED Green Associate Exam Preparation Workshop is designed to prepare you to pass the test with confidence--the first time. Participants will receive an eligibility certificate to take the LEED Green Associate exam upon completion of this course. The workshop will focus on the key information necessary to pass the LEED Green Associate exam, including: LEED implementation process, project site factors, water management, energy impacts, synergistic opportunities, stakeholder involvement in innovation, project surroundings, public outreach & test taking tips and strategies.
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Presented by: Jessica Black Kennedy (see bio)
Date: Wednesday, Sept 29th, 8am - 4:30pm
In Partnership with: U.S. Green Building Council - Northern California Chapter
Location: Fort Mason Center, Room C362
Fee: Standard Rate: $345
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Pagan Community Notes is a series focused on news originating from within the Pagan community. Reinforcing the idea that what happens to and within our organizations, groups, and events is news, and news-worthy. My hope is that more individuals, especially those working within Pagan organizations, get into the habit of sharing their news with the world. So let's get started!
Environmental activist Jon Young, founder of the Wilderness Awareness School, and Starhawk, activist and author of "The Spiral Dance," recently took part in a discussion with The Pachamama Alliance concerning environmental justice, social justice, and "awakening to our original design." Quote: "Starhawk sheds light on creative ways of making rituals for passages to the natural world, involving art, dance, senses, and smells. We as humans, can truly engage through ritual in a natural space. This can connect each of us to the human community to celebrate meaningful human passages and the natural world. She recounts learning to sit in nature and put herself in a state of consciousness so she can take in what's going on around her. This allows the the natural world to really speak on a very deep and profound level. She recalls her introduction to permaculture coupled with spirituality awareness and how John Young's work helped her access the important things in her life." I've embedded the Youtube video recording of the discussion below.
The Pantheon Foundation, which provides support to Pagan organizations and initiatives, has announced the creation of The Diotima Prize. Quote: "The Pantheon Foundation announces The Diotima Prize to help support the educational goals of one Pagan student who is currently in an accredited seminary program. The merit-based Prize is named for Diotima of Mantinea, the philosopher and priestess who is the teacher of Socrates in the Symposium of Plato, explaining to him the path of Divine ascent through the contemplation of Eros and Beauty. We invite all 2nd year, or later, committed Pagan Master of Divinity students at accredited seminaries in the United States to write an essay on the nature of Paganism and ministering to Pagans in a religious context." In addition, an IndieGoGo campaign has been launched to help fund this initiative. Quote: "By giving a deserving student a modest $1000 scholarship, we as a community can help to alleviate some of the burden of a person who will then take on being of service to us when their education is complete. We are not only investing in their future, we are investing in our own." [Note: The Wild Hunt is one of the organizations that receives 501c3 fiscal oversight of the Pantheon Foundation.]
The New Alexandrian Library, a project of the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel which hopes to create an institution that will become "one of the cornerstones of a new magickal renaissance," continues apace with the construction of their Delaware-based dome structure. They've now reached the drywall hanging-phase, and are asking for donations to continue the work. Quote: "We are at the drywall hanging stage of the construction process, please help us preserve our history through your donation. This is a pay as we go project with no bank loan so as not to burden the next generation with debt." At NAL's official Facebook page, they've been posting photos of their progress. Donation information can be found, here. You can read all of The Wild Hunt's coverage of this project, here. You may also want to check out Heather Greene's recent editorial on the importance of archiving, which mentions the NAL project. Quote: "Similarly, in southern Delaware, the Assembly of the Sacred Wheel is raising money to finish the construction of the New Alexandrian Research Library (NAL). The 'Library will be collecting materials from all religious traditions focusing on their mystical and the spiritual writings.' Founders hope that NAL will serve as both a functional community and research center."
In Other Pagan Community News:
- The latest issue of Correspondences: An Online Journal for the Academic Study of Western Esotericism (volume 2, number 1) has just been released online. Quote: "Welcome to the second issue of Correspondences, the first (and to date only)open access journal for the academic study of Western esotericism. In our last editorial we invited you to learn about the history and purpose of this journal, and we are happy to be able deliver another issue of cutting-edge research into what is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating and up-andcoming fields of research in the humanities."
- Pagan blogger Rebecca (aka Mad Gastronomer) proposes a food-not-bombs-style initiative for local Pagan communities. Quote: "Once a week, some of you get together, cook up some simple food — a lot of it, fifty to a hundred meals' worth — go to some busy space, like a park or a community center (the HKs used the student union courtyard), set up tables, and give it away. Free. Just… feed people."
- Wild Hunt columnist Rhyd Wildermuth is raising funds so he can travel to the Polytheist Leadership Conference. Quote: "From July 11th to July 13th, a group of gods-worshipers are attending a conference in Fishkill, NY where we'll be discussing what precisely we're doing, how to do it better, and more coherently for others. Gods seem to be flooding back into the world, or we're noticing them more, and the point of this gathering is to figure out what this all means for ourselves, each other, the world, and the gods. I submitted a proposal and was accepted as a presenter, but I don't yet have a way to get there. So I'm asking for your help." If he makes his goal, we can have him share his experiences at TWH! Which I think would be cool!
- A new Pagan site, Neo-Paganism.org, has launched in a "beta" version. Quote: "Neo-Paganism.org represents an attempt to outline a distinctly Neo-Paganism, which is distinct from both devotional and reconstructionist polytheisms and from traditional esoteric witchcraft."
- Brandy Williams reviews the newly-released volume of the Abraxas journal. Quote: "The breadth of content is impressive. Literary editor Christina Oakley Harrington points out that the contributors span Europe and America, and their essays touch on the ancient world as well as the modern. She did not point this out, but I was pleased to see that a significant number of contributors are women and one identifies as metagender, as so often esoteric conversation is dominated by men's conversation (and white men at that)." Get your own copy here.
- The Pagan Unity Festival (PUF) in Tennessee has issued a press release about their lineup, and a cancellation. Quote: "Oberon Zell was scheduled to present, but the failing health of Morning Glory has altered where his presence and focus need to be. This news is very sad, and we send out our love and support to them both and their family. We will be offering Oberon's latest book for sale at the festival and all proceeds will go to him and Morning Glory." PUF starts this Thursday.
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The Cisco Security Intelligence Operations (SIO) Portal is the primary outlet for Cisco's security intelligence and the public home to all of our security-related content. This content ranges from Event Responses () to IntelliShield Alerts () to Cisco product Security Advisories (). The SIO Portal is intended to be the first place you visit when looking for security information from Cisco.
Customer input is very important to us. With this in mind, we've launched two new customer listening tools on the SIO Portal: an enhanced feedback mechanism and a short six-question survey.
Before I describe the feedback and survey mechanisms, I think two definitions are in order as the realms of "feedback" and "surveys" can overlap.
We use the term "Feedback" to describe comments you may have in reaction to using the SIO Portal. This feedback might range from "This page is fantastic!" to the more realistic, "This whitepaper should be updated to include Cisco IOS Software feature XYZ."
Over the weekend we replaced the existing SIO Portal feedback mechanism with a newer-style floating tab that appears on the right-hand side of your browser. This tab will be present on most pages of the SIO Portal—we're working to add it to every SIO Portal page despite the expansive web that is cisco.com—and is the quickest and easiest way to provide feedback on a page. Perhaps you find a content item useful or difficult to follow; this is something we'd like to hear from you and that can be submitted via the new feedback tab.
Complementing the reactive nature of feedback, we use the term "Surveying" to refer to proactive questions we ask all of you regarding the SIO Portal. We promise to evaluate your responses to these questions as we direct the SIO Portal into the future.
We have launched a Customer Survey specific to the SIO Portal and the information presented there. This survey is listed on the SIO Portal home page and is also available to customers who subscribe to our content via RSS. The survey is presented on the SIO Portal landing page in one of the "featured content" boxes as highlighted in red below. You are also welcome to complete the SIO Portal survey at any time without following the link on the portal landing page.
We'll update the survey questions periodically to allow us to more-deeply understand the areas of greatest customer interest, and we'll announce those updates via the SIO Portal and the @CiscoSecurity Twitter feed.
We are keen to improve the SIO Portal for you. We would appreciate your time in completing the survey and utilizing the feedback mechanism when you have feedback. This will help us make the site better for you going forward. If you have thoughts about these mechanisms or the site in general, you are always welcome to email me directly.
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Earth bound: Chroma digs into landscapes
Ever since the recent "microburst" stripped limbs from trunks and ripped trees out of the ground, I've had branches and roots on the brain. Our daily landscapes often go unnoticed until their parts are suddenly amputated and displaced, lying mangled in the streets like battlefield casualties.
But that's not the case with the nine artists whose work comprises the exhibition, "Rare Earth," currently on view at Chroma Projects Art Laboratory. Whether painting realistic ocean vistas, in the case of Robin Braun, or glazing an abstract sweep of horizon across a series of ceramic plates, as Catherine White does, each of the participants looks closely and thinks deeply about the possibilities of the natural world.
"Rare Earth" curator and Chroma Projects owner, Deborah McLeod, excels at creating interesting juxtapositions throughout the show. For instance, Tamara Harrison Kirschnick's multi-paneled oil painting, "Sumac," lush with vibrant foliage, hangs in the window behind Dalya Luttwak's bare-limbed, iron sculpture, "Brownweed Grass."
McLeod also wisely places the least accessible pieces in the show–- J.T. Kirkland's minimalist "Of a Thousand Hills I and II," which consist of barely discernible polyacrylic arches superimposed on heavily grained wood–- between easy-to-like work by local favorites Braun and Frederick Nichols.
Nichols' silkscreen prints of creek beds, dizzying in their detail, find a parallel in Greg Hennen's acrylic-on-panel and gouache-on-paper paintings of woods. Using less riotous colors than Nichols' near-psychedelic palette, Hennon's stylized landscapes are flat yet filled with patterns and lines that call to mind intricate Japanese textiles.
Ashley Williams' delicately colored oil-on-mylar pieces, on the other hand, take landscape in a direction that's neither abstract nor realistic but rather fantastical, fusing earth and anatomy in ways simultaneously revolting and compelling. In "Beast #2, 449," bulbous rolls of pinkish brown fat–- watery in some places, sprouting fine fur in others–- descend into tentacle-like roots, some covered in octopus suckers. At the top, however, the figure transforms into mountains that echo Chinese landscape painting.
Williams carries her distinctive aesthetic into three dimensions in the pedestal-top sculpture, "Breathing/Sleeping (from studies in malacology)." Tactilely inviting, the clay and wax piece, in colors ranging from ivory to sepia, consists of small spheres, cylindrical open-mouthed polyps, and tiny bowls, some with knobby surfaces, all clustered together to form the topography of an imagined coral bed.
Whether realistic or abstract, the richly varied works in "Rare Earth" make viewers reconsider the lay of the land.
The group exhibition, "Rare Earth," is on view through June 26 at Chroma Projects Art Laboratory. 418 E. Main St. on the Downtown Mall.202-0269.


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HOLLYWOOD — A self-described hardcore hip-hop group from Orange County caused havoc on the southbound 101 freeway near Sunset Boulevard Tuesday morning when they began performing atop its truck. California Highway Patrol officer Terry Liu said the agency began getting calls about the incident at 10:20 a.m. Three people were arrested on suspicion of unlawful assembly, Liu said. This video image provided by KTLA-TV shows California Highway Patrolmen at the scene of the 101 freeway blocked by a truck advertising the rock band Imperial Stars after they preformed an impromptu concert, Tuesday Oct. 12, 2010 in Los Angeles. According to Liu, witnesses reported the group was performing on top of a truck while blocking three lanes of the freeway. Liu said it appears that the driver of the truck got into another vehicle and took off with the keys. Officers had to request a tow truck to remove the band's truck. Traffic backup almost reached the I-405, Liu said. The group, called Imperial Stars, is based in Westminster, according to the band's Facebook page. Their latest song is called "Traffic Jam 101."
As someone in Marketing I like the thought but hate the execution. I mean, stopping in the middle of traffic to perform your song does get some notoriety, but pisses off many more people. LA is already a traffic mess as it it without these guys stopping traffic to promote their song. These guys should get some sort of punishment for all of the peoples times they wasted. I'd give this stunt a 1 out of 5, creative idea, bad execution.
My advice, line up in the break down lane while there is actually a traffic jam and perform. Much more of an audience as people will still be slowly passing by and you wont ruin anyone's day. In fact, you may make it better with some good tunes.
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Showing up at Rhoda's door meant I was acknowledging a problem and hoping for fresh ideas. She did not disappoint.
The system she proposed made use of color coding. Each family name was assigned a color, after a marriage when a name changed, the color also changed. Thus a woman pre-marriage would reside with her family's color, moving to her husband's color post marriage, not unlike the Polish Books of Residents that cross her off and move her to her husband's page.
Rhoda's paper system uses binders with a clear plastic pocket with the tree. Binders and files are about people, places and documents. She then transposes her paper system into electronic by making use of a free site, Foldermarker.com. This site allows you to color code files. Because she groups and color codes by family name, once organized the color coding was less relevant as whole groupings were of one color. Despite this she found that the act of organizing by color forced a new organizational focus that was helpful.
Perhaps my main take-away was to organize by name. I have folders by type, for example 1940 census records, 1930 census records etc. Rhoda would instead have the family name and under it the following categories: Documents, Pictures, Oral Histories, Places, Correspondence and Yad Vashem. Document files start with the year as they begin to tell a story once in chronological order.
Digital resources that she makes use of include theorganizedgenealogist.net, the previously mentioned Foldermarker.com and of course Evernote and Dropbox. I have been finding Dropbox very useful to share information with clients for whom I do genealogy research. At the conference resource room, I also found it helpful in accessing their material to do research as my research files were available on any computer.
She talked about efforts to organize a research segment, much of what I did prior to trips to the Family History Library. She began by asking what do you want to know, then what you already know. She then thought about what and where were the resources, including who can give expert advice. Finally the act of tapping those resources began with social history, a source of insight along the way.
When doing research offsite she offered some practical hints. Keep a packed supply bag and dress in layers with pockets. Use a conference badge holder, great place for glasses and copy cards. Bring a flash drive and here I shall interject one of my own tips, take a name and address label and mark it. Invariably you will forget one in a public computer. I try not to use an extremely large one as it is just more data to possibly lose and make sure you don't have personal or financial info on it. Charge your camera for photos and bring a magnifier with a light. Weigh the value of a laptop as it can be a headache to carry or store when you take a break. I used to bring a small one with a lock, a password, and little on it to worry about were it to disappear. Finally bring an iPad with your GEDCOM file. She recommended an app called GedView which I will need to compare to the one from Ancestry which I currently use.
Rhoda spent some time on evidence analysis and noting sources as original, derivative or authored (synthesis). She discussed the Genealogy Proof Standard which requires a reasonably exhaustive search, complete and accurate citation of sources, analysis and correlation of data and an attempt to resolve conflicts. She recommended writing it up because it makes you think. I chuckled at that as many of my insights have come when writing for this blog.
Finally she turned her attention to my nemesis; challenges to organization. Within that fell the categories of possibilities, correspondence, research sub tasks, scraps of paper,odd sized paper and miscellaneous items. Some of her recommendations were to make a scrapbook of your scraps. For me those include those notes jotted on an envelope from early conversations with my parents on family history, precious because my father was still alive and memories were still intact. For odd sized papers such as maps she uses artist portfolios and for other things such as parents' address books she used archival boxes.
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On My Reader is a new feature were I highlight recent ebooks I've added to my digital collection.
Inspired by In My Mailbox hosted by The Story Siren.
No linky this week (again) but PLEASE LET ME KNOW if you want to do or have done your own On My Reader post and would like to link it up for others to see!
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Because of the extremely high input impedance and low input bias and offset currents, applications for the TLC252/25_2 series include many areas that have previously been limited to BIFET and NFET product types. Any circuit using high-impedance elements and requiring small offset errors is a good candidate for cost-effective use of these devices. Many features associated with bipolar technology are available with LinCMOSTM operational amplifiers without the power penalties of traditional bipolar devices. General applications such as transducer interfacing, analog calculations, amplifier blocks, active filters, and signal buffering are all easily designed with the TLC252/25_2 series devices. Remote and inaccessible equipment applications are possible using their low-voltage and low-power capabilities. The TLC252/25_2 series is well suited to solve the difficult problems associated with single-battery and solar-cell-powered applications. This series includes devices that are characterized for the commercial temperature range and are available in 8-pin plastic dip and the small-outline package. The device is also available in chip form.
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David Lockington's Second Wind
He may be more Bernstein than Springsteen, but Maestro David Lockington was born to run.
In his 40s, the cellist, composer and classical music conductor decided he wanted to complete a Triathlon Sprint by the time he was 50. But there were a few hurdles. He didn't cross the finish line until 53.
But in his passion to meet this purely physical challenge, Lockington, music director of the Grand Rapids and Modesto symphony orchestras and a favored guest conductor in the U.S. and abroad, unlocked some of the keys to sustaining the vitality necessary for a long artistic career and healthy well-being in later life.
Lockington grew up a slender, active boy in his native England, where he sang opera by the time he was 11 and loved to run barefoot in the spacious park around his home in Weling, Kent. He swam in the lakes and biked around them; played soccer and even rugby, until his growing accomplishment at the cello pressured him to protect his hands. After a serious car accident in Europe, he taught himself yoga to heal his back.
"I had a conscious revelation as a teenager that, since I wasn't a prodigy cellist, I would like conducting as a career goal because I would be really good by the time I was old!" he recalled during a recent interview in Modesto, California, where he performs about eight weekends out of the year.
He had always met the physical demands of the career, which today include some 10 hours weekly of strenuous group rehearsal time, two or three concerts per weekend, private practice hours and and months of travel between one orchestral engagement and another. Conducting itself is a form of exercise, he said, in which "you quickly develop the muscles you need to hold your arms out, just by doing it," he says -- much like a dancer, which is not far from a description of how mobile and energetic Lockington appears on stage.
He discovered Kundalini Yoga and practiced it even in the smallest hotel rooms. "I've always liked this idea of being able to stay in shape even in a jail," he joked.
He enjoyed running in many of the places he has lived, from New Haven, Connecticut, where he earned his Master's degree in cello performance at Yale and studied conducting with Otto Werner Mueller, to homes he later made with his wife, the acclaimed violin soloist Dylana Jenson and their children, in New York, New Mexico, Denver and now Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Running had always come naturally and Lockington presumed that he had "an endurance type of body." Then, nearing 50, the triathlon goal suddenly became more and more elusive: "I started working toward it, and whenever I would start to increase my running, I would get a hip thing, or a knee thing, and I began to think, well maybe my body's just not built for it. It kept giving out on me."
At the same time, he started noticing some other physical changes. "I went through a period where I slowed down," he said. "My body was getting a little heavier. I was feeling lethargic, and somewhat flat. I had always been an optimistic person, and felt myself getting moodier. It just crept up on me."
No one but he really noticed it, he said. As a conductor, "When I was on: I was on." But there was this increasing dependence on caffeine; this annoying tendency to fall asleep in chairs. And so, he didn't make it by 50. The years crept by.
Then Lockington stumbled on a book called Born to Run by Christopher McDougal, about the forgotten technique of barefoot running. Reading it, he said, "was like a cannon shot. It woke up all my latent desires to move in space. I wanted something to reconnect me to nature. And it just got me out there." That spring he resumed the barefoot running of his boyhood, wearing the barefoot running footwear known as five-finger shoes.
But the turning point came when Lockington's wife Dylana encouraged him to get some blood tests at the Born Clinic, an alternative health center in Grand Rapids. What he learned from them was a complete surprise: his testosterone levels had plummeted.
"I thought it was hilarious," Lockington said. "I didn't have any sexual dysfunction, so it wasn't striking at the heart of my manhood in that way."
At that moment, though, Lockington says he realized that "if there was not a solution for this, I was going to start to go downhill quite fast, which is what one associates with men in their 50s and 60s from our parents' generation...often becoming a shadow of their former selves."
Bioidentical hormone treatments commenced, and he directed some of the increased energy he experienced into his training. A doctor at the Born Clinic recommended that he use orthotics in his shoes, and that too helped. Then he went to watch the son of a friend race in the Reeds Lake Triathlon sprints in Grand Rapids -- and could no longer hold out.
In September 2010, just a month before his 53rd birthday, he completed the half-mile swim, nearly an 18-mile bike ride, a five-mile run, emerging from Reeds Lake, Michigan, dripping wet and utterly elated, his wife and children cheering him on. A year later, he did it again.
It was not the fear of losing ground in the competitive world of conducting that drove Lockington to revitalize his body, but it has allowed him to contemplate a far longer career. What people notice is that he has extraordinary energy on the podium and in life. The athletic training has increased his strength of will and endurance for whatever projects he takes on, he said.
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Democrat Casey Tighe, who is running for Jefferson County commissioner, is airing a campaign ad with the slogan: "It's a nerdy job, but somebody has to do it."
Tighe, the auditor director for the Colorado Department of Transportation, blasts the current commission for "irresponsible decisions" that have led to unflattering headlines about hiring and budgeting.
Tighe is trying to unseat Commissioner John Odom, a Republican who unveiled his first ad Monday during the Broncos' defeat of the Charges on Monday Night Football. Odom was appointed to the seat two years ago after a vacancy.
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THE ROBOT IS SMILING AT ME, his red rubbery lips curved in a cheery grin. I'm seated in front of a panel with 10 numbered buttons, and the robot, a three-foot-tall, legless automaton with an impish face, is telling me which buttons to push and which hand to push them with. Touch seven with your right hand; touch three with your left.
The idea is to go as fast as I can. When I make a mistake, he corrects me; when I speed up, he tells me how much better I'm doing. Despite the simplicity of our interactions, I'm starting to like the little guy. Maybe it's his round silvery eyes and moon-shaped face; maybe it's his soothing voice—not quite human, yet warm all the same. Even though I know he's just a jumble of wires and circuitry, I want to do better on these tests, to please him.
The robot's name is Bandit. We're together in a tiny room at Rancho Los Amigos National Rehabilitation Center in Downey, California, where Bandit regularly puts stroke victims through their paces. They're very fond of him, says University of Southern California researcher Eric Wade, who has worked with Bandit and his predecessors for five years. The stroke victims chitchat with Bandit, chide him, smile when he congratulates them. "People will try to hug the robots," says Wade. "We go out to nursing homes, and people ask, 'When's the robot coming back?'"
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This gentleman was a wonderful person--and a horrid broadcaster. For a time, he made more money than Howard Stern...if you can believe that. A lovely man, but I hope Marconi gives him a good spanking when he arrives at St. Peter's gates.


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If you'd like to see a full list of those that have replied, check here for a full link list :)
- What is the name, class, and spec of your primary healer?
- What is your primary group healing environment? (i.e. raids, pvp, 5 mans)
- What is your favorite healing spell for your class and why?
- What healing spell do you use least for your class and why?
- What do you feel is the biggest strength of your healing class and why?
- What do you feel is the biggest weakness of your healing class and why?
- In a 25 man raiding environment, what do you feel, in general, is the best healing assignment for you?
- What healing class do you enjoy healing with most and why?
- What healing class do you enjoy healing with least and why?
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- What is your biggest pet peeve in a group environment while healing?
- Do you feel that your class/spec is well balanced with other healers for PvE healing?
- What tools do you use to evaluate your own performance as a healer?
Once upon a time, back in the land of Blackwing Lair, I used to evaluate based on overhealing. That was when we used Healing Touch (rank 4!). There's no point in doing that anymore with all of the HoTs, because I have little control over when they tick when I lack the ability to see into the future and know exactly when the boss' swings will manage to get past the block, parry, etc of the tank, and I can't force my HoTs to tick exactly in-time with a damage aoe or debuff. There will be overhealing, and I just have to ignore it now, unless I'm letting too many Lifeblooms bloom off as overheal, or using nourish or swiftmend or NS+HT as all overheal (being the non-hots of my arsenal).
- What do you think is the biggest misconception people have about your healing class?
- What do you feel is the most difficult thing for new healers of your class to learn?
- If someone were to try to evaluate your performance as a healer via recount, what sort of patterns would they see (i.e. lots of overhealing, low healing output, etc)?
- Haste or Crit and why?
- What healing class do you feel you understand least?
- What add-ons or macros do you use, if any, to aid you in healing?
My main mods are Grid, Power Auras, Bartender, Lunarsphere (with the random speech res announcements), Quartz, and Bindpad; I also use IceHUD, Pitbull, Sexymap, Chatter, Cowtip, and Buffalo to help streamline my interface. DBM, Omen, and oRA2 are my boss mods/threat watch/raid cooldown monitor/tank targets. Oh, and there is kgpanels and buttonfacade to personalize my UI and make it look prettier :)
- Do you strive primarily for balance between your healing stats, or do you stack some much higher than others, and why?
...and now I shall tag someone and pass it along. This is the hard part, because I only really follow druid blogs and a few non-healer blogs that have caught my attention. I think I will go with a disc priest, Ambrosyne at I Like Bubbles... she always digs up such humorous stuff. I'm also going to look rather pointedly at two guildie shaman of mine, in case they may wish to take part as well ;)
Upon finding that I have been beaten to the punch and someone has already tagged I Like Bubbles, I'd like to tag another blogger that had actually done a post about my blog *blush*... :) He's an elemental main-spec, but I know he likes that healing thing, too!
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"Our system will enable power plants to use less natural gas to produce the same amount of electricity they already make," said the Department of Energy's (DoE) Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Engineer Bob Wegeng, who is leading the project. "At the same time, the system lowers a power plant's greenhouse gas emissions at a cost that's competitive with traditional fossil fuel power."
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PNNL is refining the earlier prototype to increase its efficiency while creating a more cost sensitive design. The project includes developing cost-effective manufacturing techniques that could work in mass production. The manufacturing methods will end up developed by PNNL staff at the Microproducts Breakthrough Institute, a research and development facility in Corvallis, OR, jointly managed by PNNL and Oregon State University.
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Unlike many other solar technologies, PNNL's system doesn't require power plants to cease operations when the sun sets or clouds cover the sky. Power plants can bypass the system and burn natural gas directly.
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We previously announced that the title is a classic-style JRPG featuring Akihiko Yoshida characters; we've now learned that it will support augmented reality, a downloadable application reading cards presumably included with the game that have a girl get up, walk around and fall through the floor. You can view a few shots below and head to Siliconera for shots of the entire sequence.
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Packers came into the week bidding aggressively and the result was another week of record-high prices. Feedyards sold the bulk of cattle $2 to $3 per cwt. higher at $142 to $144.50, with the highest prices in the North. Dressed trades in Nebraska were $4 to $7 per cwt. higher $227 to $229 per cwt.
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