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So this guy named Jimmy V (I thought he was a late great basketball coach but apparently there is another one) reached out to me on Twitter then sent me a package filled with "Plate Sauce" I decided to at least try the stuff.
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I wished that there are cheap, rechargeable, common, high capacity 5V batteries so that I can bypass the regulator on the Arduino and save power!
Why does the processor run warmer when the supply voltage is increased? Does the regulator's output voltage increase as the regulator warms?
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Last week saw hundreds of people gather for the UN General Assembly debates on the post-2015 agenda. Member states agreed on an outcome document that outlines the process for getting to an agreement. That will still take two years. First, a group of countries comprising the Open Working Group will consider what the agenda should be. They are expected to deliberate until February next year, and then negotiate a text during the summer to present to the 2014 General Assembly. Then, the Secretary-General will be tasked with presenting a draft for member states' consideration and eventual agreement at the 2015 General Assembly.
So much for process. But what about substance? Already, some of the contours of the new agenda are emerging. It will be a single agenda, merging the efforts to eradicate poverty and to promote sustainable development. It will be a universal agenda, with actions to be taken by all countries. It will probably include consideration of personal safety, of strengthening institutions, and of infrastructure, jobs and growth, none of which are currently part of the Millennium Development Goals. Gender equality is likely to be emphasized more. There is much talk of a new global partnership, although that means making progress on things like agricultural subsidies, the global trade talks, and other international agreements on which progress has stalled. These themes have emerged in a number of reports that were considered by the UN at various special events last week. Among those reports is the report of the High-Level Panel on the post-2015 agenda (Disclaimer: I was the Lead Author for that report.)
Much of what happened last week is to be expected from a major UN event. There were side events focusing on specific topics. There was a negotiation over language (the phrase "common but differentiated responsibilities" is included in the outcome document, and in return there was agreement to mention issues like peace and governance). But the biggest surprise was the repeated reference to making sure that the post-2015 agenda is based on evidence.
The Secretary-General started this ball rolling by insisting on the important role of science and of academics in the new agenda. But many others echoed the sentiment. One report, Investments to End Poverty, provides independent, reliable, accessible information and data on poverty and resource flows to create an "unstoppable logic" for action. (Disclaimer: I have a working relationship with the authors of this report.) There was a standing-room only side event on improving statistics for development, with the rallying cry of "statisticians unite". Member states commented on the need for trial and error to move from collective intelligence on development to collective action. The UK announced it would contribute one billion pounds to the Global Fund for Aids, TB and Malaria because of the proven impact of Global Fund programs in saving lives.
This focus on evidence, and the growing pressures to link funding to proven impact, could be hugely significant. The High-Level Panel report coined the term "a data revolution", to draw attention to the pressing need to ensure no one gets left behind as development occurs. But it also serves as a reminder that the quality of the information on which many development interventions are based still leaves much to be desired. Considerable progress has been made, no doubt. And new methods like randomized controlled trials provide solid foundations for understanding what works, while new tools of data collection, like SMS surveys, direct beneficiary feedback and a range of "big data" can revolutionize how we collect data. But there is still a long way to go in understanding the nature and prevalence of poverty around the world and the domestic and external resources that go into addressing it. The data revolution is a call for transparency and accountability. If taken seriously, this could transform development and perhaps be even more significant than the text of the post-2015 agenda that is being negotiated in New York.
Great article, data should
Great article, data should indeed drive the combat against poverty, after all science has been the most effective way to assess progress in all other domains.
Data Collection and Analysis
Data Collection and Analysis should go simultaneouly.
thanks a lot for those
thanks a lot for those insightful blogs about development economics. i feel particularly inclined to read them to sharpen my understanding of economic trends and their bearing on the world as far as changing livelihoods is concerned.
Great synthesis, Homi. I am
Great synthesis, Homi. I am particularly glad that the long-overdue focus on "governance and effective institutions" is beginning to happen. Hopefully this important aspect of development receives the priority it deserves in the Post-2015 Agenda. In your opinion, what would the indicators for strengthened governance and institutions be?
You may also want to see Bread for the World Institute's latest analysis on the MDGs and the Post-2015 agenda: "A Global Development Agenda: Toward 2015 and Beyond" that was launched ahead of the just concluded UN General Assembly. See http://www.bread.org/institute/papers/paper22-globaldevagenda-no-marks-2.pdf
One indicator is to have
One indicator is to have universal birth adn death registration. You can't have effective institutions serving the people if there is no record as to who the people are! It is extraordinary that 50 million children every year are born with no registration and then pass through life with no legal identity. We should start at the beginning and then build indicators for better governance on transparency and access to institutions, anti-corruption, and other aspects of professional and modern institutions.
Data, yes. Technology, yes.
Data, yes. Technology, yes. Transparency, yes. But for whom? Availability does not equal access. How does a "data revolution" work for people who are poor? If we're not asking that fundamental question, what's the point? Transparency is still just a first step towards accountability and ownership of aid funding. Unless citizens in developing nations receive comprehensive, timely, and comparable information from donors, they can't hold their governments accountable, and those governments can't plan, prioritize, or explain to their populations what they are doing with foreign assistance.
Agree to all your points
Agree to all your points about holding governments to account by making data easy to access. I think the data revolution includes new tools to communicate what the data is saying in easy to understand ways. Check out the visuals in the Development Initiatives report to see what I mean as an example. Citizens of developing countries can easily what their governments are getting and from whom.


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Editor's Summary
The experience of Altmetric LLP, an altmetric tool developer, reveals common issues that demand attention when designing alternative metrics for response to scholarly writings. Identifying what can and should be measured for different user groups is fundamental. A default is to count all relevant mentions in a set of online sources, permitting drill down for more qualitative information. Data source selection varies by need, ranging from government documents to social media comment sites. Since the topic of discussion can be elusive, a tracking method must point backward to original articles or data. Text mining helps for text documents, but audio and video are less workable. Multiple versions of a single article and subsections of books and datasets add ambiguity and redundancy. Valid interpretation depends on context and the relevance and timeliness of data and sources, requiring continual reassessment.
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Five Challenges in Altmetrics: A Toolmakers Perspective
by Jean Liu and Euan Adie
Driven by the development of new tools for measuring scholarly attention, altmetrics constitute a burgeoning new area of information science. It is an exciting time to be involved in the field since there are so many opportunities to contribute in innovative ways.
We develop altmetrics tools and related services at Altmetric LLP, a small London-based start-up founded in 2011 [1]. Like all developers of new altmetrics tools, we frequently encounter challenges in defining what should be measured, accurately collecting attention from disparate sources and making sense of the huge amount of compiled data. We outline five of these challenges in this piece, illustrating them with examples from our experience.
It is worth noting that the altmetrics community as a whole comes together regularly to discuss these and other issues, with two open workshops held in 2012 and more planned for the future.
1. What can and should we measure?
The term altmetrics is often used loosely to refer to all non-traditional measures of re-use, engagement and impact, though emphasis is usually placed on the latter. However, impact is a multi-faceted concept, [2] and different audiences have their own views of what kind of impact matters and the context in which it should be presented: researchers may care about whether they are influencing their peers, funders may care about re-use or public engagement and universities may wish to compare their performance with competing institutions. Accordingly, altmetrics data and methodologies are inevitably used in a variety of different ways to suit a variety of different purposes. This situation is arguably how it should be, with each interested community deciding for itself the kinds of impact or engagement it wants to track and then cherry-picking from the available tools and data.
At Altmetric, we currently only offer one new off-the-shelf metric: we try to sum up the online attention surrounding a journal article by automatically counting all the relevant mentions from a set of online sources (covering mainstream news outlets, social media and more). We then use these counts, along with the relative influence of each source, to create an aggregate metric, called the Altmetric score [3].
The Altmetric score is only one possible, subjective measure of online attention, and ultimately any such measure is only as good as the data upon which it is based. We encourage users to drill down into the underlying data wherever possible, and to this end, we keep a clear audit trail for any activity that has contributed to the score. All of the relevant tweets, posts and other types of mention may be viewed directly. Users are free to perform their own quantitative analyses of the data or even create new metrics and tools that are suitable to measure the specific kinds of impact that they are interested in.
Having metrics in the name suggests that altmetrics is a purely quantitative affair, but this perception isnt necessarily the case. Arguably, the current crop of tools is best used during qualitative assessment. By looking at the underlying data, one may take relevant material into account when assessing a piece of work.
2. What sources of data should be used?
Where the underlying data of altmetrics should come from is another key challenge. Typically, different data sources are required to measure different types of impact. For example, to measure impact on policy, you may need to look at government documents. Or to look at how work has influenced practitioners, you may need to monitor the online communities in which they congregate. To see how successful public outreach has been, you may want to look at Twitter and Facebook.
Each of the currently available altmetrics tools (discussed elsewhere in this issue) measures a different, though overlapping, set of sources. This diversity is partly attributable to practical considerations, as each data source has different licensing terms, collection issues and risks associated with it. It is also partly because deciding the usefulness of any one data source remains a fairly subjective process at this point.
Further complexity is added by the fact that online attention from one data source can often be measured in many different ways. For example, quantification of the mentions of scholarly articles on Facebook could take into account either all or just public wall posts, and these posts might be further parsed into the number of wall posts with an article mention or the number of likes and comments on that wall post. Each number emphasizes something different and thus paints a slightly different picture of engagement with an article on Facebook.
To make it easy to mix and match data from different altmetrics tools, common standards are required; however, so far, developing these standards has taken a back seat to developing the actual tools themselves.
3. How can we identify what research outputs are being discussed?
Once data sources have been identified, an altmetrics tool must be able to map the constituent attention to specific research outputs. Current tools, ours included, typically track attention through links to articles or artifacts such as datasets and presentation slides, resolving these links to unique identifiers like a DOI, PubMed ID or Handle.
A pressing day-to-day issue stems from this reliance on links. Although most tweeters, science bloggers and digitally native media outlets diligently include direct links to the journal articles they discuss, traditional news outlets have no such standard practice. As a result, a large number of science, health and technology news reports fail to include links to the research that they mention. At Altmetric, we have circumvented this particular issue by developing a text-mining mechanism that analyzes the content of news articles. This news tracker retrieves relevant keywords like journal titles and author names from the text, performs a search in literature databases and then matches journal articles probabilistically with their associated news coverage.
Text-mining technology might have solved some of our own products issues around accurately tracking the news, but identifying research output mentions within online multimedia sources has proven to be more challenging. In podcasts and videos, direct links to research outputs are only very occasionally included in an items metadata. References to research tend to be made verbally, and altmetrics tools lack the capabilities and resources for analyzing audio and video content to determine what has been mentioned.
There are also understandable concerns that altmetrics may be gamed or artificially increased, either by authors engaging in excessive self-promotion or inadvertently by spammers. Right now such gaming of the system is rare, but simple to spot both algorithmically; in the case of Twitter spam, where hundreds of fake accounts will suddenly engage in meaningless, random retweets, all of the accounts are quite new, follow each other and have never mentioned a scholarly article before.
In the future, more sophisticated methods of detection will certainly be required. Here, advice from experienced groups like SSRN (Social Science Research Network) and COUNTER (Counting ONline Usage of NeTworked Electronic Resources), both of whom regularly deal with these issues as they relate to download statistics, may be invaluable.
4. You say tomato, I say tomahto
Along with the issue of missing links to papers, an opposing problem exists: sometimes different versions of the same article will appear online on multiple sites and with different identifiers. For example, the PubMed Central version of an article may have only a PubMed Central ID and the original article on the publishers website only a DOI, with no simple way of reconciling the two.
This scatter dilutes the altmetrics for the article, as it is split among different versions, but end-users rarely care for the distinction. It is therefore necessary for altmetrics tools to maintain mappings between different sets of identifiers or to try to automatically match bibliographic metadata to known articles in literature databases. We do both of these things at Altmetric, although items sometimes still slip through the cracks.
A slightly more complicated case is that of datasets, book chapters or other items that are related to a parent book or article. Should attention paid to a dataset be reflected in the altmetrics of the journal article describing it? What if the article is cited extensively, but was written by somebody who was not the datasets creator? This kind of scenario already occurs, with research data deposited in sites like figshare.com and Dryad getting their own DOIs. As such, this complication calls for flexibility from altmetrics tools.
5. How do we interpret the data?
The number of scholars who regularly discuss research using social media and/or blogs has been increasing [4], which in turn means that the number of article mentions seen by Altmetric has also been on the rise. Since launching in July 2011, weve collected attention and Twitter demographic information for well over one million unique articles. Already, we have an abundance of data, which will be invaluable for determining trends in the use of particular communication channels over time. As technologies progress and the landscapes of scholarly communication and publishing change, developers of altmetrics tools need to be mindful of how relevant the collected metrics are. It is potentially dangerous to create and encourage adoption of metrics based on sources that might unpredictably cease to be relevant in the future. In other words, what is considered significant attention according to a specific measure today (for example, number of times pinned on Pinterest) may become much less meaningful in a few years. How should we account for this?
One approach is to always put any such metric into context. There are many potential ways to do this: we benchmark the Altmetric score (see above) based on other articles within the same journal and from the same time period, as well as across the whole database. As an example, the most popular article in the Altmetric database received an incredible amount of online attention relative to other items appearing in the same journal (Canadian Medical Association Journal). Accordingly, the article-level metrics page included a context statement, indicating that the articles Altmetric score is one of the highest ever scores in this journal (ranked #1 of 940). ImpactStory, too, benchmarks the numbers it presents, by displaying percentiles calculated from large representative samples of articles in Web of Science.
With no gold standard of attention to refer to, optimizing thresholds (whats a "good" level of engagement?) and benchmarks is a big challenge for making sense of altmetrics. Establishing context by comparing article-level attention within journals or against a set of other articles is a good way to start tackling the issue of potentially changing metrics, but context could be further enriched by making comparisons across articles by the same research group or even across articles of the entire discipline. Arguably, the latter comparison would be most useful. A particle physics article that is popular among a small audience of specialists could have lower Altmetric score than an average molecular genetics article that is being discussed by geneticists and members of the general public (a broad audience), and so putting the attention in perspective would be valuable.
Academics from some disciplines may prefer to use certain communication channels over others; for instance, we see more chemists than expected actively participating in academically and professionally oriented discussions on LinkedIn. Moreover, certain disciplines, notably medicine, receive a disproportionately high volume of attention in the mainstream media, and thus, online discussions of these subject areas might include numerous non-specialist participants. Ideally, various discipline-specific norms or trends could be compiled into indicators of the typical level of attention for a particular field. Readers can then interpret the quantitative altmetrics scores in light of this typical level of attention.
However context ends up being defined, detailed records of an articles performance (in relation to others within a similar grouping) will remain informative, even if certain metrics disappear in the future. The challenge, therefore, is to create robust, informative standards of context that can withstand minor changes in technology and online scholarly communication. Much more research on the usage of particular publishing platforms and social media networks is needed in order to construct and refine typical threshold levels of attention according to specific groupings.
Concluding Thoughts
When developing altmetrics tools, a number of important considerations must be made with regards to defining metrics, improving measurement capabilities and providing contextual details for present and future data interpretation. Altmetrics toolmakers need to be flexible enough to accommodate the needs of different communities, while still guiding people towards best practice. The use of altmetrics, however they might end up being defined and measured, gives scholars the power to showcase new and unconventional forms of research impact that have previously gone unrecognized.
Certainly an important hurdle not mentioned above has been that some have felt highly skeptical towards the utility of altmetrics. As data research further validates altmetrics as useful measurements of impact, the availability of off-the-shelf tools will also drive wider adoption of altmetrics. Consequently, increased community participation will help to inform new top-down solutions for key tool-development problems.
Resources Mentioned in the Article
[1] Adie, E. & Roe, W. (2012) Altmetric: Enriching scholarly content with article-level discussion and metrics. Learned Publishing, 26(1), 11-17. doi:10.1087/20130103
[2] Sutherland, W. J, Goulson, D., Potts, S. G., & Dicks, L. V. (2011) Quantifying the impact and relevance of scientific research. PLoS ONE, 6(11): e27537. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0027537. Retrieved March 6, 2013 from www.plosone.org/article/info%3Adoi%2F10.1371%2Fjournal.pone.0027537
[3] How is the Altmetric score calculated? Retrieved March 6, 2013, from https://altmetric.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/83337-how-is-the-altmetric-score-calculated-.
[4] Priem, J., Piwowar, H. A., & Hemminger, B. M. (March 2012). Altmetrics in the wild: Using social media to explore scholarly impact. arXchiv.org. Retrieved February 27, 2013, from http://arxiv.org/html/1203.4745v1
Jean Liu is data curator and blog editor at Altmetric LLP, and Euan Adie is the founder. They can be reached at http://altmetric.com
Articles in this Issue
The Power of Altmetrics on a CV
Open Access and Altmetrics: Distinct but Complementary
Ask Not What Altmetrics Can Do for You, But What Altmetrics Can Do for Developing Countries
New Opportunities for Repositories in the Age of Altmetrics
The Many Faces of Article-Level Metrics
Five Challenges in Altmetrics: A Toolmakers Perspective
Are Alternative Metrics Still Alternative?
The Reception of Suzanne Briet in the United States
IA: Enabling Action: Digging Deeper into Strategies for Learning
RDAP Review: Collaborative Annotation for Scientific Data Discovery and Reuse


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The LEED program served as a guideline that helped define the thresholds of quality that would be necessary to consider the project as a high performance facility. Using these benchmarks, the project team was able to champion issues of environmental responsibility by delivering a solution that challenged their understanding of sustainable design.
The P-1100 Battalion Headquarters facility is a LEED Platinum, two-story office and administration facility that serves the Wounded Warrior Campus on the Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base in Oceanside, California. This 9,400 sf facility consists of offices, classrooms, conference areas and multi-purpose rooms to support the neighboring buildings on the Wounded Warrior Campus: P-1005 Bachelor Enlisted Quarters (BEQ) and the P-060 Hope and Care Center. Constructed in the second phase of the Wounded Warrior Campus project, the P-1100 Battalion Headquarters building was designed as a high-performance, environmentally sensitive office facility that supported the campus goal: to promote and maintain the well-being, morale and speedy recovery of wounded and injured military personnel living at Camp Pendleton. As the anchor building to the Wounded Warrior campus, the P-1100 building acts as a focal point by utilizing a symmetrical façade supported by a monument that celebrates the achievements of the Wounded Warriors. In maintaining the concept of "user oriented" design, interior spaces in the P-1100 Battalion Headquarters building were designed with demountable partitions and systems furniture that maximized flexibility for future space reconfigurations while allowing natural daylight to penetrate deep into the space. To align with the high-performance nature of the Wounded Warrior Campus and maximize the building's indoor environment, the design-build team looked beyond the LEED Checklist to deliver a building that exemplifies "best value" for the military. As a result, the P-1100 Battalion Headquarters building achieved LEED Platinum Certification in March of 2012, earning a total of 59 points, the most of any LEED Certified building on Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton.
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Taylor's Comments: "Joe enters his senior year with 32 career goals, despite a snake-bittten junior year in which nothing went his way. He has a knack around the net and has the offensive weapons to score goals in a variety of ways. We are expecting him to regain his sophomore year scoring touch which saw him notch 18 goals, half of which were game winners. Joe may be used at both wing and center, and will be a cornerstone on one of our top offensive lines." 2004-05: Skated in all 32 games and had five goals and 11 assists for 16 points... Finished fourth on the team in assists... Had a five-game point streak... Scored two power-play goals... Academic All-ECACHL and NSCA All-America... 2003-04: Led nation with a Yale-record nine game-winning goals... Second team All-ECAC... Academic All-ECACHL... Team-best 18 goals... Tied for team lead with 30 points... Six multiple-point games and three multiple-goal outings... Two different streaks of three straight games with a goal... Tallied 3-1-4 vs. Vermont on 11/22 and Connecticut on 1/17... 2002-03: Second on the team in freshman scoring... First goal of the year came at Colgate (11/9)... Goal and assist at Dartmouth (11/22)... Recorded goal and an assist at Minnesota (12/27)... Scored goals in both Notre Dame games... Tallied goal and an assist vs. St. Lawrence (2/7)... ECAC Rookie of the Week (1/20)... Game-winning goal late vs. Clarkson (2/8)... Before Yale: Led all Deerfield Academy scorers with 25 goals and 16 assists in 26 games... All-New England Prep first team... Personal: Joe Zappala is the son of Al and Rina Zappala... Born May 7, 1983... Calhoun College resident... He is an Economics major.
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Note: Awesome does a have a few commands that make use of Mod4 plus a single letter. Changing Mod4 to Mod1/Alt could cause overlaps for some key combinations. The small amount of instances where this happens can be changed in the rc.lua file.
Note: Awesome does a have a few commands that make use of Mod4 plus a single letter. Changing Mod4 to Mod1/Alt could cause overlaps for some key combinations. The small amount of instances where this happens can be changed in the rc.lua file.
= Additional Resources =
= Additional Resources =
Revision as of 11:57, 12 December 2008
Template:I18n links start Template:I18n entry Template:I18n links end
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Installation
- 3 Getting Started
- 4 Configuration
- 5 Themes
- 6 Tips & Tricks
- 7 Troubleshooting
- 8 Additional Resources
From the awesome website:
awesome is a highly configurable, next generation framework window manager for X. It is very fast, extensible and licensed under the GNU GPLv2 license.
It is primarly targeted at power users, developers and any people dealing with every day computing tasks and who want to have fine-grained control on its graphical environment.
Awesome is available in the standard repositories (community):
# pacman -S awesome
Development Snapshots
Git-based development versions are available from AUR, such as awesome-git.
Getting Started
Using awesome
To start awesome from a login manager, see this article. SLiM is a popular lightweight login manager and comes highly recommended.
To run awesome without a login manager, simply add exec awesome to the startup script of your choice (e.g. ~/.xinitrc.)
Awesome includes some good default settings right out of the box, but sooner or later you'll want to change something. The lua based configuration file is at ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua.
Creating the configuration file
Whenever compiled, awesome will attempt to use whatever custom settings are contained in ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua. This file is not created by default, so we must copy the template file first:
$ cp /etc/xdg/awesome/rc.lua ~/.config/awesome/rc.lua
For more information about configuring awesome, check out the configuration page at awesome wiki
More configuration resources
Some good examples of rc.lua would be (note that the awesomerc syntax changes regularly, so you will likely have to modify any configuration file you download):
* http://git.glacicle.com/other/configs.git/.config/awesome/rc_30.lua * http://www.calmar.ws/dotfiles/dotfiledir/dot_awesomerc.lua * http://tux-atome.fr/rhaamo_config-files.git?a=tree;f=configs/awesome3/dot_config/awesome - Awesome 3, no wicked required and no beautiful. * http://github.com/wolgri/wolgri.config/tree/master/.config/awesome/rc.lua * http://oxmoz.no-ip.org/awesome/rc.lua * http://www.ugolnik.info/downloads/awesome/rc.lua (screen) - Awesome 3 with small titlebar and statusbar. * http://github.com/BaSh/config/tree/master/.config/awesome/rc.lua * http://silenceisdefeat.org/~koniu/awesome/rc.lua (screen) * http://www.gigamo.be/stuff/rc.lua (screen) * http://dmaus.gmxhome.de/awesome/rc.lua (main file) o http://dmaus.gmxhome.de/awesome/thinkpad.include (notebook specific configuration) * https://trac.poildetroll.net/trac/akoya/browser/config/awesome/rc.lua * http://svn.grumblesmurf.org/mercurial/awesome-config/file/tip * User Configuration Files http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_Configuration_Files
Beautiful is a lua library that allows you to theme awesome using an external file, it becomes very easy to dynamically change your whole awesome colours and wallpaper without changing your rc.lua.
The default theme is at /usr/share/awesome/themes/default. Copy it to ~/.awesome/themes/default and change theme_path in rc.lua.
More details here
A few sample themes
Setting up your wallpaper
Beautiful can handle your wallpaper, thus you don't need to set it up in your .xinitrc or .xsession files. This allows you to have a specific wallpaper for each theme. If you take a look at the default theme file you'll see a wallpaper_cmd key, the given command is executed when beautiful.init("path_to_theme_file") is run. You can put here you own command or remove/comment the key if you don't want Beautiful to interfere with your wallpaper business.
For instance, if you use fbsetbg to set your wallpaper, you can write:
wallpaper_cmd = fbsetbg -f .config/awesome/themes/awesome-wallpaper.png
Tips & Tricks
Feel free to add any tips or tricks that you would like to pass on to other awesome users.
Expose effect like compiz
Revelation brings up a view of all your open clients; left-clicking a client pops to the first tag that client is visible on and raises/focuses the client. In addition, the Enter key pops to the currently focused client, and Escape aborts.
Hide / show statusbars in awesome 3.0?
Lua code:
mystatusbar.screen = nil
To map Modkey-b to hide/show default statusbar on active screen (as default in awesome 2.3), add to your awesome/rc.lua:
keybinding.new({ modkey }, "b", function () if mystatusbar[mouse.screen].screen == nil then mystatusbar[mouse.screen].screen = mouse.screen else mystatusbar[mouse.screen].screen = nil end end):add()
Do not forget replace mystatusbar with the name of your statusbar
Dynamic tagging using Eminent
Note: Eminent is a bit old and outdated. We have a new library in the works, Shifty. It hasn't been included with the main source yet, but is very promising. I'd recommend waiting for that and then writing this section for it. Shifty Video (.ogv)
Note2: There is actually yet another implementation of this feature. I'm hoping it merges with Shifty, and I'm poking the developers in that direction.
Space Invaders
Naughty for popup notification
Popup Menus
Todo.... [4]
Widgets using wicked
Todo... [5]
Awesome has support for (2D) transparency through xcompmgr. Note that you'll probably want the git version of xcompmgr, which is available in AUR.
Add this to your ~/.xinitrc
xcompmgr &
See man xcompmgr or xcompmgr for more options.
you can set this window transparency dynamically in the rc.lua add
c.opacity = 1
to the awful.hooks.focus.register hook (to restore Visibility) add
c.opacity = 0.4
to the awful.hooks.unfocus.register hook (to make the Window transparent. Adjust value as comfortable)
As of Awesome 3.1, there is now built-in pseudo transparency for wiboxes. To enable, just add 2 more hexadecimals to the colors in your theme file (~/.config/awesome/themes/default usually), like shown here:
bg_normal = #000000AA
where "AA" is the transparency value.
Mod4 key
Alias the Win key. Somehow, my Mod4 key isn't mapped by default. If that's your case too, you can check the keycode of your Mod4 key with
$ xev
It should be 115 for the left one. Then add this to your ~/.xinitrc
xmodmap -e "keycode 115 = Super_L" -e "add mod4 = Super_L" exec awesome
Mod4 key vs. IBM ThinkPad users
IBM ThinkPads do not come equipped with a Window key (although Lenovo have changed this tradition on their ThinkPads). As of writing, the Alt key is not used in command combinations by the default rc.lua (refer to the Awesome wiki for a table of commands), which allows it be used as a replacement for the Super/Mod4/Win key. To do this, edit your rc.lua and replace:
modkey = "Mod4"
modkey = "Mod1"
Note: Awesome does a have a few commands that make use of Mod4 plus a single letter. Changing Mod4 to Mod1/Alt could cause overlaps for some key combinations. The small amount of instances where this happens can be changed in the rc.lua file.
Cairo Memory Leak
If you experiencing memory leaks then try cairo-git in AUR. Forum Thread
Additional Resources
- http://awesome.naquadah.org/ - The official awesome website
- http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page - the awesome wiki
- http://www.penguinsightings.org/desktop/awesome/ - A review


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You may have noticed that a lot of the people being most virulent about Erick's CNN gig are folks who don't have, won't have, and probably can't have CNN gigs, or anything like that (the highest that they aspire to is to get on Maddow once) and it's not unreasonable to assume that this probably bugs them. They're in the Left-sphere, remember? Beyond a certain point, there's no advancement; the activist Left have all the tame blogs that they need, thanks, and they'd prefer to develop the ones that they have than let new ones be created.
But if you're in that position you don't want to think about it, I suppose. I certainly wouldn't, if I was in their shoes*. So they've told themselves that it's because they're too edgy for the MSM. Too in-your-face. It's the price that they pay for keeping it real with their rough language and uncompromising style. So it's OK, really; they can't be blamed for being too hardcore for television. So when Erick gets a CNN gig, after calling David Souter a goat-f*cking child molester? Well, they can start screaming about the situation, or they can dispassionately admit to themselves that the real reason why they're not on TV is because they suck.
You tell me which is a more attractive option to these people.
Moe Lane
PS: Jim Geraghty was thinking along the same lines. Which you'd already know, if only you subscribed to his Morning Jolt…
*Why don't I have a CNN gig? Because, by CNN's standards, I suck. This doesn't particularly bother me, as you may have guessed.
Crossposted to Moe Lane.


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Yet another watermelon salad that's perfect as a light meal on those hot summer days. I made this first about a year ago, when I spotted the recipe in Rachel Allen's lovely book "Rachel's Favourite Food for Friends". I love the fresh note that lime adds to the sweet watermelon.
Watermelon, feta and lime salad
(Arbuusi-fetasalat laimiga)
500 g watermelon (cleaned weight)
200 g barrel-aged feta cheese
1 lime
1 Tbsp finely chopped fresh mint
toasted pita bread, to serve
Peel the watermelon, remove the seeds. Cut the fruit into thin slices, about 4-5 cm (2 inches) wide. Place into the serving bowl.
Crumble the feta cheese on top, season with finely grated lime zest and freshly squeezed lime juice, sprinkle chopped mint on top.
Give it a gentle stir and serve. The salad tastes best within half an hour of preparing.


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Morgan Stanley Hires Semiconductor Banker for Tech Team
Morgan Stanley has added another investment banker to its top-ranked technology team
Mark Edelstone, a semiconductor specialist formerly of J.P. Morgan, joined Morgan Stanley's Menlo Park team as a senior investment banker, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Edelstone, 50, had been at Morgan Stanley for 10 years before leaving for J.P. Morgan in 2007, where he was last head of the bank's global semiconductor investment banking.
Madhu Namburi is now running that unit at J.P. Morgan, a person familiar with the bank said.
During his career, Edelstone has advised on acquisitions by Cadence, ON Semiconductor and Samsung, as well as the IPOs of Cadence and Freescale and bond transactions for Altera and Texas Instruments.
He started this week and is reporting to Michael Grimes and Paul Chamberlain, according to the person familiar with his hire. Their team was ranked No. 1 in technology M&A and IPOs for 2012.


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A Window In Time
A photo can share some information about people including what they looked like. Most photos were taken on happy occasions when people were enjoying themselves. I find it interesting that in many photos, no one is smiling. I suppose that was not the practice in the 1800s. It does help when those in the photos don't look like they're frowning though.
Below are a couple of my favorite photos. I only wish that I had a true copy of the original for the second photo.
Photos still leave much to the imagination. I still have to wonder what my ancestors were like. A photo can't tell you about their personality. You might be able to pick out some emotion. Joy, for example, can show through in a photo. I think that I spotted some joy in these.


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Friday, August 23, 2013
Follow Friday - Favorites for August 23, 2013
10 comments:
- John D. Tew said...
As always Heather, thank you very much for the mention!
- August 23, 2013 at 6:24 AM
- Heather Kuhn Roelker said...
You are very welcome, John, I really enjoyed tht piece.
- August 23, 2013 at 11:01 AM
- zelsersk said...
I love Little People! My mom has mine from the 70s at her house for the grandkids and we have the "newer" ones here at our place. My kids are outgrowing them but I will keep some including the nativity set. Also, I cracked up at the headstone post. Fudge and all!
- August 23, 2013 at 2:23 PM
- Heather Kuhn Roelker said...
I loved Little People, too! My kids play with them at my Grandma's house and love them. We never had any for our kids. The chunky ones, albeit more safe, just weren't as cute. I loved the headstone, too. I'll have to think about something like that for my own. ;)
- August 23, 2013 at 2:55 PM
- Elizabeth H. said...
Thank you for the link to the history of the Little People. Looking the picture of the Play Family Farm totally brings me back to my childhood. We (4 kids, close in age) had that and TWO of the Play Family Houses, along with a variety of Little People, animals and vehicles. It was one of the few toys that all four of us could play with together with minimal arguing.
Of course, 30 years later, my kids played with Little People too.
- August 24, 2013 at 7:39 AM
- Wendy said...
I had to read about the 11 things we no longer see in a movie theater. OMG -- I had forgotten most of those. I bet you NEVER saw most of them.
- August 25, 2013 at 7:58 AM
- Heather Kuhn Roelker said...
Elizabeth, my family loves Little People, too. I was so excited with Hallmark came out with their Fisher Price ornaments of the Little People farm and the play house. I had to have those!
- August 26, 2013 at 1:02 PM
- Heather Kuhn Roelker said...
Wendy, I do remember "opulent" theaters...there were still a couple of those around when I was little. I also remember intermission, but I think that may have been at the drive-in!
- August 26, 2013 at 1:03 PM
- Erin said...
I love your Follow Friday lists. They've directed me to so many great articles and blogs. Thanks for sharing!
- August 26, 2013 at 10:36 PM
- Heather Kuhn Roelker said...
Thanks, Erin, so glad you like them!
- August 27, 2013 at 12:52 PM


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Read more news at: https://www.mlb.com/phillies/news
Charlie Manuel, Phanta Claus to Join Phillies Holiday Weekend Sale Festivities
Two-day ballpark event, Dec. 15-16, features tree lighting*, fan experiences, holiday gifts & food drive
Phanta Claus is coming to town! On Saturday, December 15, and Sunday, December 16, the Phillies will host their annual Holiday Sale & Food Drive at the Majestic Clubhouse Store at Citizens Bank Park. The free event will feature:
- A Christmas tree and ballpark holiday lighting ceremony (Saturday only) with manager Charlie Manuel and the Phillie Phanatic as Phanta Claus, as well as carolers, Phillies Ballgirls, and Phoebe Phanatic.
- Photos with Phanta Claus & holiday photos on the field.
- Broadcaster and alumni meet and greets.
- Phillies Charities memorabilia and Phillies Authentics sale with autographed and game-used items, and more.
- Holiday music all weekend long, courtesy of 98.1 WOGL.
- Live broadcast from SportsRadio 94 WIP's Rob Charry.
- Food drive to benefit We Feed the Homeless Philly and local food bank Philabundance. Please see below for a list of recommended items to donate.
Parking is free in Lot S, located off Pattison Avenue between Broad Street and Citizens Bank Way. (Must mention the Holiday Sale for free parking).
In addition to the latest Phillies gear and merchandise, holiday shopping at the Majestic Clubhouse Store will feature game-used and autographed items – thanks to a newly-designated Phillies Authentics section in the team store. Other great gift items include the 2013 Phillies calendar, Phillies ornaments, a custom Phillies holiday-themed tee, a Christmas-edition Phanatic bobblehead and Phillies Six Game Packs. Fans can also do plenty of holiday shopping online at phillies.com.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS: Times subject to change; please bring own camera for photo opportunities.
Saturday, December 15
10:00 a.m.
- Majestic Clubhouse Store opens
- First chance to buy Phillies Authentics and Phillies Charities player and game-used memorabilia
- Food drive to benefit We Feed the Homeless Philly and Philabundance
- Holiday deals include 25% off all outerwear
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
- Phillies Broadcaster Meet & Greet with Tom McCarthy & Larry Andersen
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
- Take your picture with the Phillie Phanatic as Phanta Claus
12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.
- The Phillie Phanatic's Children's Book Series book signing with illustrator Len Epstein
- Phillies Alumni Meet & Greet with Dickie Noles
1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
- SportsRadio 94 WIP's Rob Charry will broadcast live from the store.
2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
- Phillies Broadcaster Meet & Greet with Scott Franzke & Jim Jackson
2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
- Take your holiday photo on the field (weather permitting, limited field access, first 500 fans)
5:00 p.m.
- Christmas Tree & Ballpark Holiday Lighting: Come watch Phanta Claus and Charlie Manuel light the tree and Citizens Bank Park!
6:00 p.m.
- Majestic Clubhouse Store closes
Sunday, December 16
9:00 a.m.
- Majestic Clubhouse Store opens; Food drive continues
- Holiday deals include 25% off all PINK by Victoria's Secret apparel
10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
- Broadcaster Meet & Greet with Gregg Murphy & Chris Wheeler
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
- The Phillie Phanatic's Children's Book Series book signing with illustrator Len Epstein
11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
- Take your picture with the Phillie Phanatic as Phanta Claus
2:00 p.m.
- Final chance to buy Phillies Authentics and Phillies Charities memorabilia
6:00 p.m.
- Majestic Clubhouse Store closes
The festivities continue during the Phillies 12 Days of Christmas & Food Drive event, again at the Majestic Clubhouse Store at Citizens Bank Park. From Thursday, December 13 through Monday, December 24, fans can enjoy special discounts, unique promotions and more. Please check phillies.com for daily updates.
The Phillies Holiday Food Drive will benefit Philabundance and We Feed the Homeless Philly. Recommended items to donate include: beverages (i.e. juice, water), boxes of pasta or spaghetti, large cans of tomato sauce/soup, creamy peanut butter, jelly, canned items (i.e. tuna, green beans, corn, pasta, fruit, beef stew), macaroni and cheese and/or breakfast cereal.


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I'm been crazy busy. I've cut back to Working three days at the tattoo shop to concentrate more on my art. I do three days at the Tattoo shop, one day doing my clients tattoo drawings and three days of my own art.
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Free entry is on offer to teams that sign up for a brand new charity football league which kicks off later this month.
The league – which is run by Leisure Leagues, Europe's largest provider of small sided soccer - kicks off on 13th December and will take place at U-Mix Centre every Wednesday. Games cost £30 and happen between the times of 7-9pm.
There is free entry to the league for a limited time.
Teams will then be competing for a range of top prizes including huge custom made rophies, medals, champagne, all in the coveted Leisure Leagues prize box.
A fun, but competitive game is assured – and in a unique move profits from the league will be donated to charity, for which Leisure Leagues have been praised by, amongst others, David Cameron, as well as Prince Charles.
All standards are catered for with New Business Manager Sam Jones saying: "Whether you fancy yourself as the next Lionel Messi, or you are an honest trier who loves the game, then we can find room for you here!
"We have been running leagues for 30 years and we are confident that we can give the same enjoyment to the community of Sheffield that we have already in so many places."
Qualified refs – with all equipment provided – will be in charge of the league, and are backed up by the strongest discipline structure there is, to ensure the games are competitive and fun.
Anyone who wants to register a team can do so on https://www.leisureleagues.net/league/the-u-mix-centre/sheffield-wednesday or for more information they can call 0333 123 2340


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I know it's been awhile since I've posted. I'm still alive. Lol! I have such a hard time taking good pictures that's why sometimes I don't post. I was in a friends wedding so I decided to try curling my locks with pipe cleaners. I like the results. Wow! they are so tightly curled and full.
Not the best pictures but you get the idea. I hope you like my curls. Have you tried pipe cleaners?
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text: There's a rumor that HP is going to have a $300 PC this Christmsas shopping season (as in starting the day after thanksgiving) to be sold through massmarket outlets (e.g. Wal-Mart). Presumably this is a real $300, not a $1000 PC with $700 in "rebates". James Lux, P.E. Spacecraft Radio Frequency Subsystems Group Flight Communications Systems Section Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Mail Stop 161-213 4800 Oak Grove Drive Pasadena CA 91109 tel: (818)354-2075 fax: (818)393-6875


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Jets pipped by Tigers in battle for inaugural MUA Solidarity Cup at Hensen Park, Saturday.
Henson Park was the place to be last Saturday if you wanted to see spine-tingling finishes to senior Rugby League games. In the NSW Cup heritage round curtain-raiser, Western Suburbs defeated North Sydney 29-28 in a match where the lead changed hands several times. In the main game Newtown led 30-18 against a 12-man Balmain outfit with less than 15 minutes remaining, but the Tigers fought back with two converted tries and a late field goal to claim this inaugural MUA Solidarity Cup challenge match.
Newtown led 20-12 at halftime and looked to be in command in the latter stages of the first half. The Jets scored three tries in the last ten minutes and had recorded a high completion rate. Midway through the second half the Jets were in pole position with a 30-18 lead, but crucial errors and penalties in the last 15 minutes gifted the Tigers vital possession and territory that enabled last year's Grand Finalists to snatch this result in the game's final minutes. Newtown scored six tries to five but the Tigers did the simple things better at the business end of the game.
Newtown coach Greg Matterson was left to ponder the lost competition points from a game that definitely slipped away from the Blues. He noted that the crucial mistakes and penalties in the last ten minutes proved to be the ultimate difference between the sides, and that his Jets needed to quickly adopt the mental toughness and ruthless team discipline that provides the winning edge in games of this calibre.
The Jets were best served by Jason Baitieri, Ryan Verlinden and Ray Moujalli in the forwards and by Troy Savage, Kane Linnett and Chris Tuatara-Morrison in the backline. Savage was judged to be Newtown's best player award winner as he maintains the strong form that he showed in the pre-season trials.
The Newtown club extends thanks to the Maritime Union of Australia for their generous game day sponsorship on Saturday. The MUA Solidarity Cup will continue to be contested between the Newtown and Balmain clubs whenever they play at Henson Park. Last Saturday's match was also the first leg in the 2010 Ryan-Pringle Shield challenge series between the two pioneer clubs.
The Newtown Jets get the chance to make amends for last Saturday's loss when they take on another fellow 1908 foundation club in North Sydney at Henson Park next Saturday, with this match timed for kick-off at 3.00pm. This game will be the first leg of the 2010 Frank Hyde Shield challenge series.
MUA National Industrial Officer Bill GIddins was there to represent the Maritime Union on the day.
See Gary Sutherland Photography


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"Travel Bugs" A Geocaching.com Video
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This Lost & Found video showcases the journey of a Travel Bug around the world. Geocacher Devbrain launched Coaster Coast in 2006. The Travel Bug ended up back in his hands after traveling more than 23,000 miles around the globe. Watch as he launches another Travel Bug, Coaster Coaster Coast, in an attempt to repeat the journey. You'll also discover how easy it is start your own Travel Bug.
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Teaming Up with Zimbra's Collaboration Suite
Build It And It Will Be Easier
Email is a pretty mundane topic these days. Since it's so pervasive, the subject is rarely brought up at social gatherings. And, if other email systems work, why switch to anything new?
Zimbra wants to make email easier and more useful. Their collaboration suite aims to do just that.
Satish Dharmaraj, Zimbra's CEO, along with CTO Scott Dietzen, led me through an online demo session, so I could report on how the software worked.
Dharmaraj said that Zimbra looked at the pain points for users and administrators. One big hitter was that users spent too much time shuffling messages around. Administrators had the ever escalating challenge of storing and maintaining massive numbers of emails and attachments, for the users.
Possible solutions were spelled out in the company's 'The Top Ten Ways To Fix Email' white paper. Here's a quick overview:
- Self organizing mailboxes - getting rid of the folder habit.
- Active messaging - email content links connect seamlessly to back office applications.
- Extensible 'Integratable' collaboration - let emails also provide services for enterprise applications.
- Self organizing conversations - cut down on manual conversation re-assembly.
- Efficient context switching - make it easier to switch between my email and calendar view.
- Better storage management - increase the sharing of attachments, and cut down on redundant storage.
- Unified search, retention and archiving - make it easier to comply with information retention policies and regulations.
- Integrated Web collaboration technology - roll tools like RSS and Wiki into the collaboration software.
- More server-centric architecture - archiving requirements, multi-client support and faster client/server synchronization are pushing messaging products to be more server-centric.
- Security - do tasks like single sign-on, encryption and virus protection on a server, rather than each individual client machine.
Other clients supported by the Zimbra server include Outlook, Evolution, Apple Mail/iCal, Chandler, etc.
By indexing email content, attachments, and associated files of various formats, the program can build queries that connect things together. Take email conversations between colleagues, for example. If all of your emails and their contents are indexed, it's easy to collect and call up the back and forth exchange of information pertaining to a project.
Putting everything in a Zimbra server and Ajax, makes it possible to connect applications to elements of the content. Flying the mouse over a phone number in a mail message, make it possible to dial the phone via an external program like Skype.
Indexing can also help the poor old email administrator. Instead of saving volumes of actual attachments across many email users, links are created to the attachments and a single copy is maintained. Zimbra's smart backup and restore makes it easy for administrators to restore old versions of content, if needed, from any time period.
Another advantage of using a Zimbra back-end, is that programs like AJAX can then be used to construct Web pages that display the content. It also confines any viruses or malware to the server and lowers the possibility of infecting a client machine. Administrators can then automatically deal with the virus at the server level.
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|support and resistance
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Saturday, January 12, 2013
Billy Bob Beamer
Billy Bob Beamer (b. 1947) works in small formats to create compositions through the use of meditational and labor-intensive techniques. He has exhibited in over 60 solo, juried/curated, and invitational art shows throughout the USA and at the Ancient High House Museum, Staffordshire, UK. His art works can be found in numerous public and private collections, including the Virginia's Governor's Mansion, the Virginia Fine Arts Center for the New River Valley, and the estate of noted art/cultural historian, Roger Shattuck. Currently, in addition to his own drawing, Beamer teaches classes in "drawing as quiet active meditation" to relieve pain and stress. In January and February of 2011, beamer exhibited with internationally known artists at Roanoke College, in Salem, Virginia. The exhibit featured work done by those who use meditation as a primary vehicle for creating. beamer says, "My best way to express incalculable enormity is to create its contrasting opposite. At this time, I am concentrating on drawing--- that most basic mode of communication --and on arte povera-like constructions, both in a small format. To paraphrase Blake: 'the universe lies in a grain of sand' ... and in drawings or objects that are small and that may appear not too carefully crafted (however labor intensive the actual technique), I am in some sense paying homage to the marginalized...to the people (and animals) tragically seen as 'throw-aways' or 'what is to be ignored' by culture/society at large." beamer, a sociology graduate of the College of William and Mary, is also a retiree from the Commonwealth of Virginia's Department of Social Services, and an award-winning trumpeter, with a 40 year week-end career playing jazz, R & B, blues, and other types of music. He also explores experimental, experiential writing as a meditational tool, and has had five books of his POMES published by Chalk Editions and White Sky Books. billy bob (who has a married daughter, a psychologist) lives with his wife, Kathy, and their cats in Bedford County, Virginia.
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Knowing Your HIV Status Is Sexy, Says New NSFW Video
November 15, 2013
Have you ever been nervous that disclosing your HIV status might lead to rejection? When it comes to HIV and sex, do you think silence equals getting laid? A new video from Impulse Group, an HIV/AIDS educational organization, shows just how sexy it can be when you know your status. Check out the steamy, NSFW (not suitable/safe for work) video below.
This World AIDS Day, if you really want to get to "zero" -- zero new infections and zero stigma -- then it is paramount that you discuss HIV openly and honestly with those that you love and those you want to love.
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To me, there's something quite special about the moment someone enters the water to begin a marathon swim. It's an act of great courage; a willing surrender to a foreign and potentially dangerous environment; an acceptance of inevitable pain and struggle soon to be experienced.
The moment is even more dramatic when "entering the water" requires jumping from a dock - as in MIMS. Tom M. (a.k.a. bklynpolar on Flickr) and his camera were on the dock for the MIMS start, and captured these moments for a number of swimmers. Here are the "jump shots" for the top 8 seeds, in descending order. Click to enlarge.