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5.10 OAuth Gadgets
ThoughtWorks Studios products use the OpenSocial gadget stack to provide UI integrations. This provides a secure, standards-based platform for displaying one application's content in another application. Part of this infrastructure is that GoCD is itself an OpenSocial gadget rendering server. In general, a gadget is simply a piece of content from another application, such as showing a Mingle card activity table inside of GoCD.
Most OpenSocial gadgets are publicly available content that do not require authentication and authorization. However, some gadgets, such as those published by the ThoughtWorks Studios products GoCD and Mingle, do require authorization. To accomplish this, GoCD's gadget rendering server supports OAuth 2.0 services.
OAuth is an open-standard that enables a user to share private protected resources (e.g. photos or financial records) which she stores on one site (or application) with another one of her commonly used sites or applications without asking her to share any passwords between the two sites. More details about OAuth can be found here.
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GKI Partners with Escofier
The French manufacturer's products will receive greater support in the U.S.
GKI Celebrates Anniversary
GKI Incorporated (Crystal Lake, Illinois) is celebrating its 40th year in business.
Custom Built Tooling
GKI Cutting Tools offers complete design, engineering and manufacturing of special blueprint tooling.
Indexable Drills
GKI's Schnell series of indexable insert drills come in seven sizes and feature a free set of GKI inserts. Additionally, the drills are interchangeable with other major brands. The company's Web site provides more information regarding specifications, safety tips and information about using the drills.

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The other day I had to stick a post-it note on my oven. The post-it note read, "CLEAN BEFORE USING AGAIN!" My oven had gotten beyond dirty and needed more than a quick wipe with a rag to get clean. Instead of setting off the smoke alarm, yet again, terrifying my two year old into a screaming frenzy, I decided a quick love note (or rather a honey-do note) to myself was in order for it to actually get clean. So basically, I forget everything.
This isn't news to me. I've talked about this before. I've come to the realization that post-it notes, cell phone alarms, texts to my husband to remember this or that are the only way things get accomplished in my house. Gone are the days of remembering phone numbers, appointments, and special occasions. I usually don't even remember what I walked into the next room for!
Unfortunately, this carries over into my prayer life. I try to blame it on my mommy brain. I'm thinking and doing about 137 things at the same time. I've resorted to sticking post-it notes on major appliances that stare directly at me ALL DAY to remind myself to clean them. But really, I just need to refocus and slow down a little. That's not always possible as a mom. Or really, as any human these days, so I enlisted the help of some garbanzo beans and a fabric square to give me a little konk! on the head. Literally.
I present to you, my prayer rock! Okay, you're right. I said beans. The snow had not yet melted when I made this guy, so I used beans. I made one of these when I was a young girl in our Girls Fun Group at church. Basically, you set the prayer rock on your pillow. At night, when you lay your head down to sleep... bonk... a gentle reminder to pray! Toss that sucker on the floor to stab you in the foot in the morning when you wake up to again, gently remind you to pray.
All you need for this funny little craft is a fabric square (mine is about 8 inches by 8 inches), a rock, or beans, or pile of legos you are tired of stepping on, and some ribbon. I put my beans in a plastic bag just in case little hands got a hold of it so I wouldn't have a bean disaster on my floor. Do I need to explain this? I think you can figure it out. :)
Now I can be gently bonked into prayer at night and in the morning. I also like that a quick glance when passing through the room reminds me again. Pray continually.
Matthew 7:7, "Ask and it will be given to you; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you."
Amanda also created a little printable for your prayer rock with the prayer rock poem, which you can attach with the ribbon if you so desire. This would make a fun craft for any crafty group of kids you know... or forgetful mamas too. Click the image below to print!


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Blackdown Environmental helped to facilitate the proposed Western Corridor upgrade works in Yeovil. The A3088 a critical distributor road in Yeovil's highway network, providing access to key employment sites and residential areas. Somerset County Council are promoting the Yeovil Western Corridor as a major local transport scheme, due in part to their local plan and significant residential and commercial developments.
"Despite the short lead time, Blackdown Environmental mobilised within 3 days from receipt of order, and completed all of the vegetation clearance works ahead of programme. Their novel working method ensured that the A3088 remained open throughout the works, preventing disturbance to motorists and costly traffic management measures. I won't hesitate to use them again" Skanska
Due to the tight timescales, it was vital that all tree clearance works were completed on time. Blackdown undertook the following measures to complete the project;
- Climbing inspection of trees with potential bat roost trees.
- Mechanically cleared over 2500m2 of dense scrub vegetation.
- Mechanically cleared over 400m of hedgerows and associated trees using tree shears and mulchers.
- Felled over 134 mature trees, including the sectional felling and processing of a large mature turkey oak.
- Installed 110m of stock fencing.
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Ontario Liberals guarantee no tax increases
Similar pledges made ahead of past elections
Liberal Dwight Duncan, Ontario's finance minister in the past legislative session, is guaranteeing his party will not raise taxes or implement new fees if elected in October.
Duncan made the guarantee in an interview with CBC Radio's Matt Galloway on Metro Morning on Thursday.
"If the Liberals are re-elected, will that government raise taxes or introduce new fees that feel like taxes?" Galloway asked Duncan.
"No," Duncan replied.
"That's a pretty straightforward answer. And that's a guarantee?" Galloway then asked.
"Absolutely," Duncan said. "We've actually been cutting taxes for the last three years. Our tax plan for jobs and growth — we've cut personal taxes, we have cut business taxes and we've created the most general sales tax credit in Canada."
The Liberals made similar guarantees not to increase the tax burden on Ontarians in the run-up to the 2003 and 2007 elections.
But after they were elected in 2003, the Liberals introduced the so-called Ontario Health Premium. More recently, the government introduced the Harmonized Sales Tax, under which a number of items not previously taxed to the old provincial sales tax were subject to new levies.
Duncan insisted in the interview that unlike the Conservatives and New Democrats, the Liberal platform is fully costed and realistic. The Tory platform, he added, would result in cuts to health care and education as well as higher taxes.
NDP Leader Andrea Horwath, while campaigning Thursday in northern Ontario, expressed disbelief when told of Duncan's comments on Metro Morning.
"This is a promise that's been made many times before," said Horwath. "Did he cross his fingers behind his back? We all know they made this pledge many years ago. They ignored it then. I guess the proof is in the pudding."
Ontarians go to the polls in the province's 40th general election Oct. 6.


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Business & Real Estate
New housing proposed on Broadway corridor in Sacramento
A Sacramento company is proposing construction of nine homes along Broadway, near the Land Park neighborhood, in another sign of increasing development interest in that area.
Plans filed with the city by Indie Capital call for a community of homes on an L-shaped, half-acre parcel on the north side of Broadway, just east of 10th Street.
It is one block from where developers are planning a retail project that will house the new location for The Kitchen, one of Sacramento's best and most expensive restaurants, and a few blocks from The Mill at Broadway, a housing complex now under construction where up to 1,000 homes will ultimately be built.
Erica Cunningham, who runs Indie Capital with her husband, Nate, said Friday the company is eager to participate in the "revitalization of lower Broadway."
"We really saw a unique opportunity there, with so much vacant land and undeveloped space and the proximity to other neighborhood attractions like the farmers market," she said.
Indie Capital has completed more than 30 residential projects, most in the central city and East Sacramento, she said.
The company's plans – for a project dubbed Broadway Redux – call for three houses facing Broadway, across from the Historic City Cemetery. Those homes will be three stories high, with stucco podiums supporting wood-clad second and third floors that are cantilevered toward the street.
The main main living areas will be on the upper floors "to increase privacy and provide separation from the vehicular traffic," according to a narrative from the project's architect, Johnsen Schmaling of Milwaukee.
The remaining six houses will be two stories high, face Yale Street and also have stucco and wood exteriors, according to the filing.
Cunningham said the houses on Broadway will be compact, measuring about 1,260 square feet with two bedrooms, and will sell for about $450,000.
"They're more of a dense, commercially driven product," suitable for live-work space, she said.
The back units, though only two stories, will have three bedrooms, include about 1,860 square feet and will probably be priced just under $500,000.
"They're more residential, more traditional and family-oriented," she said.
Cunningham said she hopes to have the project under construction by the middle of next year and completed in late 2016 or early 2017.
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Continuing on with my review of swinger sites, I am doing a review of Sexxy Mofo. SexxyMofo.com is the same type of site as XXXBlackBook, AdultFriendFinder, , Swappernet, SwingLifestyle and Fling, they focus more on swingers and adult sex personals. Ok, lets talk about SexxyMofo.com now.
SexxyMofo is a pretty funny name, it's catchy and you probably won't forget the name anytime soon. From a marketing stand point they win, because a name like Sexxy Mofo is easy to remember and that means you will come back to the site. One problem many dating sites, especially adult dating sites seem to be plagued with is fake female profiles. If you go to ComplaintsBoard.com, you can see all the complaints about fake female profiles on all types of dating sites from EHarmony, Match.com and so on.
Sexxy Mofo has big bold letters on the home page stating "100% verified dating profiles". They also state that all the dating profiles are pre-screened, how they do this, probably by requesting information from you. Just peeking on the home page they have live web cams where you can interact with other members, swinger videos. I then registered for my basic free membership so I could do my review. I filled out my status as single, seeking full swap with couples in or anywhere for that matter. As a free member you don't have access to all of the features. Since this review is meant to do the homework for you I have included a screen shot of the features for free members compared to paying members below..
Screen shot of Sexxy Mofo features:
As you can seen from the screen shot I took of the Sexxy Mofo features, you do get quite a bit for not paying . SexxyMofo members area screen shot
Once I logged into the free members area I noticed a validation area. A validation basically proves that you are a real problem,something that seems to be a problem on adult dating web sites, this feature fixes that problem. You can also see who is online at the moment if you want to connect with someone locally in . Another cool feature is the party pics, you can see photos of local swinger parties. You get see the action even before you go to any of the swinger club parties locally.
More features in detail:
The above screen shot shows all the features dedicated to members, you can search by state, find new SexxyMofos, new swinger couples locally, SexxyMofo photographs and more.
The party links section is perfect to find swinger parties locally. You can even book hedonism vacations to meet other swinging couples in an exotic environment, hot stuff!
Local swinger events
Browse local events such as swinger parties and couples events locally, very cool .
Overall the site is pretty well laid and full of swinger events to meet real couples for real swinging fun. The regular membership cost is $27.95 per month, but if you pay for one year the cost drops to $11.66, you get 60% off if you pay for one year in advance. Honestly I don't like this because if you pay 1 year in full it costs you $132.92. What happens if you don't like the site? My suggestions as always is to test drive the dating service for free before you pull out your credit card. Between SexyMofo and (Adult Friend Finder my favorite & largest swinger site in the world), who would I choose? Register for both, it's a tough call but I think both sites have a lot to offer in terms of features.
Which site has more members? AdultFriendFinder.com is the grand daddy of swinger dating so they have millions more members for sure, try both and leave a comment with the site you prefer.


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Alliance United is a proud champion of California's independent brokers. We sell our insurance exclusively through our brokers, who praise the quality of our collaboration because we put into action our belief that their success is our success.
We invite you to become an Alliance United Insurance producer and discover why we were given Carrier of the Year Award by the Broker's Independent Group.
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Though I was a few minutes late, I entered a packed, and laughing house at the Three (currently 'Free') Sisters in Cowgate.
As an American in Japan, a lot of her material is made up of shrewd observations that come from such culture clashes, stories of her travels, and of course, the valuable lesson that every little girl should learn – how to take a punch to the face.
Though her material is strong, the most notable thing about Spring's show is her delivery and stage presence. Spring's delivery is warm and natural, most of her set conversational and free flowing – it felt as much like a mate telling you a story in the pub as a standup gig. Braving the pounding music from the pub downstairs (definitely identified 'Valerie' by the Zutons at one point) without a microphone, she still firmly kept the audience on side.
What Spring talked about: Being an American in Japan, getting punched in the face
Show Details: 6:30pm, The Free Sisters Cowgate. BOOK HERE.


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Mark Servodidio, EVP Human Resources, Avis Budget Group shares stories of employees going above and beyond to create customers for life in this excerpt from his talk at O.C. Tanner's annual Executive Recognition Summit.
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Choosing the Best Colors & Fonts to Represent Your Brand
What's the first thing you see when you look at a business? Whether you're looking at a street sign, a business card or a website, all of these materials have one thing in common: your logo.
Your logo is your image: It's what people see before they meet you. Therefore, it's imperative your brand should properly represent your company and attract the right people.
Phew. That's a lot of pressure. Without getting overwhelmed, break down your logo into the two main visual aspects: colors & fonts. These two should work in harmony together to display your core values and personality to your target market.
What Color Represents Your Business?
Most don't realize there is a psychology behind choosing the right colors for your logo design. Society creates associations with certain colors and each color can conjure powerful emotional reactions. For example, if you walk into a room with bright red walls, you may feel more tense or energetic. Alternatively, a room painted light gray or green may make you feel calm, secure and relaxed. The colors in your logo should reflect the values of your business.
It's all about balance.
You're going to need a palette of colors. Choose colors that mesh nicely with each other. For example, a bold, exciting color will pop next to a neutral or softer color. Just as you wouldn't yell at a customer when first meeting them, you don't want to "yell" with a logo full of demanding, bold colors. Keep it balanced!
Choosing a font can be entirely overwhelming as there are millions of different typefaces in existence. As you're picking fonts that you like for your brand, you want to keep two things in mind: readability and personality.
When I create a logo for someone, I typically select two fonts. The first one is the supporting font and is easy to read. The "readability" font is best for areas of long, heavy type, like printed flyers, copy on websites, etc.
The second font is the "personality." This font can be more fun and abstract to capture the charisma of the company. Since this font is typically not easy to read, it's used for the company name and short headlines. Long paragraphs should never be written with a personality font!
Official vs. Friendly
Just like colors, society creates certain associations with fonts. The easiest way to prove this is between basic serif vs. sans-serif fonts.
Serif fonts are decorated with lines and tend to be associated with more of an "official" or "traditional" look. Serif fonts are most often used by law firms, medial offices, insurance agents, banks, etc. If your company is more "relaxed" and you're looking for a "friendlier" look, sans-serif fonts are cleaner and have a less intimidating vibe. Sans-serif fonts are most often used by tech agencies, digital firms, non-profits, childcare firms, etc.
Working Together in Harmony
The ultimate goal is to select a palette and a couple of fonts that are pleasing to the eye and attract the ideal market. Each element in your brand should work together to deliver your underlying message.
Are you uneasy about your brand or not sure if it's working for you? Take a look at some of our creations below and contact us for help at 203-426-9193 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
> Stay tuned for my next post in March on The Design Process: Beginning to End.
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One year after a commuter was racially abused by Chelsea supporters as he tried to board a Paris Metro train, he says he is ready to speak to the London club's fans if they talk to him.
Souleymane Sylla, has accepted an invitation from Paris Saint-Germain to watch the Champions League tie between the two sides in the French capital.
Mr Sylla was repeatedly pushed backwards off a carriage amid chants of "we're racist, we're racist, and that's the way we like it" as Chelsea supporters travelled to their club's February 17 2015 match with PSG.
Chelsea condemned the incident and five men were given football banning orders of up to five years last July. All received lifetime bans from the club.
Mr Sylla was so traumatised he had to take six months off work, and he used the Metro for the first time since the incident on February 5.
He declined an invitation from Chelsea to attend the return leg in London in March 2015, as he said the ordeal was too raw. The club extended the offer as an open invitation, which remains in place.
Speaking to the BBC's 5 live Daily, he said the fixture reopened his wounds, but that he would continue to fight for justice.
Mr Sylla said: "If Chelsea fans want to speak to me I'll speak to them - they're people after all."
Describing how he felt a year on from the incident, he said: "Listen, my wounds have once again opened.
"I feel better, but it's a matter of working with them. You know, the problem is that I am wounded, and my family are hurt too.
"Imagine that you have a seven-year old child who is growing up with racism - it's really bad.
"Even though I grew up with racism I can get over it, but my son - when he speaks with others at school he comes home and says to us: 'Dad, the kids at school made fun of me because they said my dad was pushed.'
"What does that put inside their heads? I find that really bad."
Asked how he felt about a number of Chelsea fans being banned from attending games for up to five years, he said: "These people don't represent football, these people represent hatred and racism."
It is the third year in a row Chelsea and PSG have been drawn together in the Champions League.
Chelsea won in 2014 on away goals, were defeated last year on away goals and host the second leg at Stamford Bridge on March 9.


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Beginning Monday September 19, 2016, online payments made through E-check/ACH will no longer incur a convenience fee. Previously, it cost tax payers $0.50 to pay their bills online with an E-check/ACH transaction. The convenience fees for debit/credit card payments online has also been reduced to 2.95% with a minimum of $1.00. Previously this fee was 3.20% with a minimum of $3.00. It is now more convenient and cost-effective than ever to pay your property taxes online. Paying by E-check/ACH costs you nothing at all so you're saving on the cost of a stamp by not mailing and the hassle of having to come in to the office to pay in person. Our online payment system allows you to set up e-billing and keep track of your payments and bills all online without having to call or come in to get that information. It's the easiest and most convenient way to now pay your bills.
For those who still prefer to pay in person instead of mailing to our lockbox or paying online, the City of Holyoke has recently purchased two drop boxes for your convenience. One drop box is now located behind City Hall outside for 24 hour access, and a second drop box is now located inside the Council on Aging building next to the already current drop boxes there for HG&E and Water bills. Rather than have to stand in a long line at our office or make it her during our regular business hours, you can simply drop your payments off in the provided envelope with your payment slip and a check (NO CASH ACCEPTED) in one of our drop boxes. Payments picked up at 7:00am from the box will be processed as paid the previous day. So that means you have until 6:59am that day after a due date to drop your payment in the box and payment will be processed as if it was received on time. Both locations will also be accepting Sewer bill payments for your convenience as well. The boxes located at COA are clearly labeled one for property taxes and one for sewer. The box at City Hall will accept all bill payments (again NO CASH).
The Office of the Collector of Taxes is continuously trying to improve our payment options to make things easier and more convenient for our customers. We hope that these new improvements and options will help reduce timing issues that customers have previously had with making payments. Avoid the wait lines and constraints of our business hours by paying bills online, mailing to our lockbox, or dropping payments in the drop boxes for your convenience.
To view or pay your bill online please go to www.holyoke.org and click on Online Services, then Pay Taxes, and then view bill/pay online. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact the Office of the Collector of Taxes @ 413-322-5530.
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JACKSON — This weekend, the U.S. Farm-Raised Catfish industry will launch a new television advertising campaign aimed at raising awareness among Southern catfish eaters. The 30-second ad depicts a young soldier's homecoming celebration, complete with a family gathering and a meal of fried catfish and sides. "Family gatherings are at the core of our consumer's hearts when it comes time ...Read More »
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Customers can now know catfish origin
Customers of Mississippi restaurants will now know whether the catfish on their late is domestically produced or is an imported variety of catfish-like pangasius, also sold as basa, tra and swai. Mississippi producers persuaded legislators this month to amend the state's catfish Country of Origin Labeling law to require restaurants to also identify the origin of froeigh produced catfish. The ...Read More »
Getting off the bottom
As the historic crest of the Mississippi River rolled past the Delta last month, the catfish industry started breathing a little easier. If the Yazoo Backwater Levee had failed, practically the entire catfish industry in Mississippi would have been underwater, and after a decade of struggles, could have meant the industry's death. Even if the levee held, some forecasted nearly ...Read More »
Fins, bolls rebound
Catfish and cotton show new life While most producers enjoyed a bounce-back year in 2010, two commodities that many had given up for dead enjoyed Lazarus-like resurrections. Mississippi's catfish industry has been on a downward spiral for years. High input costs, rising foreign competition and other factors have driven many out of aquaculture. That attrition led to an increase in the ...Read More »
Egg recall puts FOOD safety back in spotlight
State's catfish farmers still waiting for the USDA inspections The recent massive recalls of tainted eggs that involved one Mississippi company has the nation's food-inspection efforts back in the spotlight. And while the egg/poultry industry works its damage control, the catfish farmers are still waiting on a promised change in the way the U.S. inspects fish. Last summer, the largest ...Read More »
Q&A: Roger Barlow, President, The Catfish Institute, Jackson
Feeling the squeeze Catfish farmers fighting the recession more than most Catfish farmers in Mississippi have felt the effects of the slumping economy more than most in the recent years. They have fought the economy, the circulation of the Asian basa fish and so much more. With those subjects and more in mind, Roger Barlow sat down with the Mississippi ...Read More »


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Apparently the above super-hip and generously-belted femme is Sombra, leaked ahead of an anticipated Halloween event to begin tomorrow (Tuesday the 11th). We'll see. We'll see. I'm just hoping / afraid that we'll see a Witch skin for Mercy in seasonal loot boxes that will compel me to spend another small fortune on this damn game. 'Cause you know if there's a Witch Mercy skin, I gotta' get all up in that biz.
Anyway, clip show!
0:00 - 0:32 : The final attack push as we defend on Numbani, it's pretty much just down to Genji bouncing around on the payload to stall it. After respawning, I go flying over the enemy line to land beside their Ana, and put her down. Zero Suit D.Va and Tracer are still on the point! I buzz 'em with my Tesla Cannon and drop my shield to absorb their shots as I do my dark work on their teensy tiny health bars (the only type of health bar that Winston can meaningfully affect).
But they are reinforced! Zarya rolls in, and she's at high charge! She starts chewing through my health pool with gusto, but boom - Winston ult! It'll take her a bit longer to gnaw her way through 1,000 HP, and I whack her off the point and chase her down, finishing her off.
The Genji emoted "thanks!" after I cleared the point.
Felt good. Felt good. It's the first Winston PotG I've ever seen that didn't involve an environmental kill.
That is the best wombo combo I've ever achieved, and it felt super-cool when our Pharah just like appeared in front of me, firing her barrage into them. She landed, teabagged, sprayed the ground and shot back into the sky.
She did not get Play of the Game for it.
1:13 - 1:28 : And I did not get PotG for this sweet push. They grouped themselves up into a nice little pocket, focus-firing Genji and I. Genji's nearly dead, but a bubble on him keeps him alive and boosts my damage as he dashes through them, doing damage to everyone. Then I bubble myself as Genji flips around and finishes off the Ana.
Beautiful push. Genji got PotG for it :)
1:28 - 2:18 : I really should play Tracer more - I keep on being so damned successful with her. This round actually had a lot of incredible Tracer plays - like the enemy team just could not kill me, to the point that I felt like I was comically dancing around them. Tragically, the capture function fucked up and what we're left with is this series of kills, punctuated with a lot of me walking into walls and being a dick to their Mercy.
That Hanzo really kept me on my toes, though. And I didn't even clock that Reaper who was obviously coming for me for like the last half of this cut. It showed the kill cam and I was like "ohhh a Reaper!"
2:18 - 2:28 : Hahahahahah just you and me, Mercy! Was good of you to put up a fight! And speaking of Mercy...
2:28 - 2:44 : I was playing with my brother on this defense of Eichenwalde, and as soon as I hit the rez and jumped backwards off the bridge, I said into the mic "sorry man, that was Play of the Game."
Not often you see a four-rez as Mercy! But wait, there's more..!
2:44 - 3:23 : We ended up losing this Hollywood defense, but it wasn't on account of one hard-workin' Mercy who knew when to get the fuck out of Dodge. I was, of course instantly killed when I flew out, and the Soldier still had his ult up when my team returned - but it was either that or forefit the match. Someone had to get bodies on that payload - even if they're zombie, soon-to-be-re-dead bodies.
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Somehow I blinked and we have a five month old. The fourth month with Watson was so fun. He is into everything, smiling and laughing like crazy, army crawling all over the place (trying to figure out how to add the legs into the process), and still working on sitting up all on his own. He can do it for a few seconds, but then topples over on his side. And so wiggly! I swear I put on half of his diapers while he is laying on his belly. He rolls over on the changing pad every time I put him on it. Let's just say a hand never comes off of him because I know he would catapult off the dresser if I turned my head for a second.
Watson still loves to hold something in his hands at almost all times, so those little blanket/stuffed animal hybrid toys are the best. He is loving his jumperoo now that he is big enough to reach the floor. He wants to grab everything. In fact, he picked up my iphone (the big 6 plus, mind you) and then threw it down on the ground. Thank goodness for those glass protectors because that's all that cracked!
There's so much I want to remember about every stage Watson is in and I have a huge fear that I'm going to forget it all. I have a journal my mom gave me when I got pregnant—I wrote down little thoughts in there from time to time and now I'm jotting down notes about his milestones. I was keeping up with it each week, but now that he is 5 months, it's a little hard to keep up with the weeks (21 weeks old just sounds funny – I don't even know how many weeks he is, truthfully), so now I'm dividing up my notes by month.
I've had a lot of questions about our bedtime routine because I've mentioned that Watson has been sleeping through the night since he turned 3 months old. I don't think there's any right way or wrong way, but we found a routine that works for us and so I'm going to share that today for all of you who have asked! This is how it all went down…
At 7 weeks old, we started our routine and he began sleeping from about 9:30pm – 5:30am, when he would wake up to nurse, but then he would go back to sleep until about 9am. When he turned 3 months old, we wanted to get on a more normal schedule, so we put him in his nursery crib (and out of his cradle in our room) and he started skipping that 5:30am feeding and would sleep from 9:30pm – 7:30am straight. By 4 months old, we started putting him down earlier at 7:30pm and he will sleep 12 continuous hours. We did have a few hiccups around that 4 month regression period, but only a few nights and then we were back on schedule.
To do this, we followed the routine mentioned in the Moms on Call book. This book explains how to create a great routine for your baby and how to stretch feedings, etc. I first became interested in this from hearing my friends who are moms talk about how it was their secret to getting their babies to sleep through the night. I'm telling you, everyone I talked to with a sleeping-through-the-night baby swore by this book! I am not a big reader admittedly—I would love to be, just don't carve out the time to sit down and do it. So that's why I liked this book… it's actually in outline format almost. There's absolutely no fluff to it. They tell you what to do and don't go into the "why" or anything like that. It's cut and dry. Our friends gifted the book to us and I'm telling you, it was probably the best gift we could have received!
I would recommend grabbing that book if you're pregnant or have a new baby who isn't sleeping well. There are tons of other tips in there too, by the way. The sleep schedule is just part of it. We experimented with what the book suggests and created our own routine:
- Watson gets hungry every three hours, so I make sure to feed him three hours before bedtime no matter what. That way when he eats that last feeding, he is hungry and eats enough to sustain him through the night.
- Bath every night right before bed. Watson has eczema and so I hate to bathe him every single night for that reason, but it helps him relax. He knows that when the bath comes, bedtime is next. To help with his dry skin, I'm sure to use the Beautycounter baby line on him, which helps keep his skin hydrated and away from toxic/harsh chemicals, which are found in the majority of baby shampoos and lotions on the market.
- Lights dimmed low while I put Watson's creams and such on. Brandon straightens up the bathroom in the mean time (puts away little squirty toys, towel, etc.). Then we get Watson's jammies on.
- I feed him what is hopefully his longest feeding of the day while Brandon reads a book or two. (This part is a little different than the book suggests, but this works for us.) Lights are dimmed to almost dark.
- Watson normally starts to dose off while I'm finishing up feeding him. I'll rock him a few times in the glider before handing him over to Brandon, who ultimately puts him down in his crib. I get out of the room – I read that "nobody likes to sleep in the kitchen of their favorite restaurant" and since your baby can smell your milk, I find that he goes down easier when I just get out of the way. Plus, this gives Brandon a few really special moments with Watson since he doesn't get to spend that time with him during the day.
- Watson's normally not fully asleep when he is set down in the crib, but he is able to fall asleep on his own soon after (this is what the book really pushes for because a baby that can put himself to sleep is able to soothe himself back to sleep if he were to wake up in the middle of the night.)
Anyway, not saying this is the BEST WAY to do it, but it's just what works for us! I'm sure we all have our own routines that do the trick. I think the biggest thing is just having a routine in general. When we stick to our routine, it's very clear how much happier Watson is (and we are, too!).
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If it not working then try to go in the network and Reinstall the print driver.
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After 44 years, J&W Variety Store in Aspinwall closing its doors
After 44 years, one of Aspinwall's most notable businesses is closing.
J&W Variety Store on Brilliant Avenue will close Nov. 30. John and Wanda Zourelias first opened on May 26, 1969. John died in 2009; Wanda still works at the business with her sons John and Harry.
A daughter, Renee, also previously worked with them.
John Zourelias said business has declined for several years with the growth of Internet sales and increased competition.
"It's just different buying habits," Zourelias said.
When the family first arrived in Aspinwall, they had no experience running a store. Variety stores also were starting to decline, Zourelias said.
"I would have thought anyone would have looked at us and thought you'll be lucky if you're here three, four, five years," he said.
However, the business evolved to meet the needs of the community. Besides small items such as candy, the store also repaired household items such as lamps, vacuum cleaners and VCRs. It also sold office and art supplies, sponsored art shows for WQED and WQEX and served as the borough's post office — living up to its slogan of "biggest little store around."
"We were a powerhouse," Zourelias said.
Zourelias credits the store's longevity to knowing its customers and developing personal relationships, regardless of their background.
"Whether you were a plumber or a surgeon, we treated everyone the same," Zourelias said.
In its heyday, the store had about 15 employees. The Zourelias family looked at them as more than workers.
"They were more than just employees; they were friends," Zourelias said.
Looking back on their decision to enter the Aspinwall community, Wanda Zourelias said the family made the right choice. She said there were too many people to thank for their success in the borough.
"We did pick a good town to be in business in," Wanda Zourelias said.
John Zourelias said he expects the family, who live in Fawn Township, to stay busy after they finish closing the store. The site was sold to Matthew Kieffer of Kieffer Optical, the business next to the variety store.
Future plans for the site have not been revealed.
"We have a lot of loose ends," John Zourelias said. "A lot of things that need to be tended to that have been neglected for a long time."
He said the closing of the store signals the start of the next phase of the family members' lives.
"This isn't the end of the book. It's just the end of the chapter," John Zourelias said.
Tom McGee is an associate editor for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-856-7400, ext. 1513, or [email protected].


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A little while ago I posted my progress on a beaded stomacher which I was finally completing after a hiatus of too many years. This past week I finally finished it, and I'm pretty happy with the results. As often happens, I was only going to complete the beading, bind the bottom edge, and add tabs; but then I thought that a big green bow would be just the right touch, and then I had a little rondel of pearls from a broken brooch, and then putting it on a matching ribbon would be so lovely...so of course it took me a little longer than initially planned.
The dressform would really show it better were it not so busty, but you get the idea. Next up, I'm finishing a green velvet Tudor gown from a few years ago, and finally getting past the research stage to draping that mantelet you all voted on.


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It's MTV's second annual Musical March Madness! MTV News took the 64 biggest names in rock, split them up into four regions, assigned them seeds and puts them up against one another in a single-elimination series of match-ups in a winner-take-all contest. We're leaving it to you to decide an actual champ in this field of 64, so over the next few weeks, fan voting will determine who will emerge as this year's champion. It's all about the fans, and the artist with the most passionate fan base will score the awesome Musical March Madness trophy!
The South bracket is open, with Linkin Park already battling it out with Sleigh Bells and R.E.M. squaring off against Hinder. The South continues with two more match-ups that should shake up the entire tournament.
Just as a reminder, first round voting continues through Sunday night (March 20), and you can catch up with any match-ups you might have missed here. Let's get to the match-ups!
(5) Paramore vs. (12) No Doubt
These two bands share an awful lot of parallels, and they both find themselves in the midst of transitions. Paramore are still riding high on 2009's Brand New Eyes and are expected to drop hotly-anticipated new music later this year, while No Doubt are in the midst of their big comeback album, which will undoubtedly be greeted with aggressive enthusiasm. But which one has the chops to advance to round two?
(4) Kings of Leon vs. (13) Grace Potter and the Nocturnals
Kings of Leon tumbled during last year's tournament when they were placed in a top seed (thanks to the breakout crossover success of "Use Somebody") and were quickly upended in the first round. But they're back and better than ever, and despite some setbacks (including a key injury to drummer Nathan Followill), they are still a force to be reckoned with. Grace Potter and the Nocturnals are a band on the rise, largely based on their workmanlike approach to touring and singer Potter's willingness to branch out (she not only collaborated with Kenny Chesney but also participated in last year's "VH1 Divas" show and contributed to the Disney film "Tangled" — quite the eclectic resumé). Who will survive to the next round?
Watch Dick Bagwell and Vincent Twice break down this year's bracket!
Check out the Musical March Madness bracket and be take a look at the hoops-centric photos of some of the tournament's biggest bands.


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Dinner For Two
I felt inspired by a magazine that I recently acquired that is devoted to gatherings. Whether it is a get together for two or twelve, the stories shared in the magazine demonstrate that there is a multitude of ways to make your guest feel special. I had the opportunity to entertain twice this past weekend-purveying artisanal smoked fish from the institution Russ and Daughters for brunch and composing a simple home cooked dinner for a dear friend. Food brings us together and good sustenance usually leads to a great time.
(Photo below Spelt with toasted coconut and kale with a sesame soy dressing)
For my dinner gathering of two, I once again utilized my new cookbook, Super Natural Every Day, to aid in inspiring my meal. I put together a simple and delicious potato and cauliflower soup that was enhanced with aged gruyere and finished with oat bran mustard croutons. For the croutons, I utilized a left over oat bran everything bagel from my brunch that stood up well in the soup and added a crunchy and flavorful element.
Despite the clean-up that usually follows entertaining, the convivial company and the act of sharing a meal always supersedes any size stack of dishes.
Cauliflower Soup with Aged Gruyere and Oat Bran Mustard Croutons
Recipe adapted from Super Natural Every Day by Heidi Swanson
Serves 4 to 6
- 1 Oat bran everything bagel or 6 oz whole wheat bread, torn into cube-like pieces
- 2 tbsp coconut oil
- 2 tbsp olive oil
- 2 tbsp Dijon mustard
- ¼ tsp sea salt
- 2 tbsp coconut oil
- 2 shallots, chopped
- 1 yellow onion, chopped
- 1 tsp Salt
- 1 large potato, peeled and cut into small cubes
- 4 cloves garlic, chopped
- 3 ½ cups vegetable broth (if you want a whiter soup use water)
- 1 head of cauliflower, cut into small florets
- 2/3 cup grated aged gruyere, plus additional for garnish
- 1 tbsp Dijon mustard
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
Place bread in a bowl
Melt coconut oil over medium high heat and whisk in olive oil, mustard, and salt until combined.
Pour sauce over bread and mix well.
Place on a baking sheet and bake for 10-15 minutes until crunchy and golden. Flip half way through.
Melt coconut or olive oil in a large pot.
Mix in shallots, onions, and a tsp of salt.
Sauté until onions are soft.
Stir in the potato, cover, and cook for 4-8 minutes or until the potatoes are softened.
Uncover, add garlic, and broth.
Bring to broil and check that potatoes are tender, if so, add cauliflower.
Cover and cook for 5 minutes or until the cauliflower is cooked.
Remove from heat and puree with an immersion blender.
Stir in half of the cheese and the mustard.
If you prefer a thinner soup, add water or additional broth.
Taste and add additional salt if needed.
Top with an additional sprinkling of cheese and a few croutons.
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The World Economic Forum surveys a range of global experts to find out their biggest fears for its yearly Global Risks report.
Coming into 2013, those experts feel that a number of big economic risks are growing, including the negative consequences of regulation, a possible hard landing for China or other emerging markets, and "chronic labor market imbalances," more popularly known as the skills gap.
Another financial crisis would have the most disastrous impact, and people think it's more likely that it was last year.
Here's the report's map of where risks have headed since 2012. The Y axis shows the rating on potential impact, and the X axis the likelihood it will occur.
The fastest growing risk when you combine both is the potential consequences of regulation. It's notoriously hard to know what regulation's going to do to businesses until it actually comes into effect. From the biggest provisions of Obamacare, which are coming into effect, to the continuing implementation of Dodd Frank, it's essential to keep an eye out for unintended consequences.
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If you are new to parenthood, there is a lot to think about. In fact, it is not uncommon to find yourself in need of a pediatric dentist before you have even thought about it. Children are experiencing cavities and dental troubles at a record young age these days due to the amount of sugar and processed foods they consume on a regular basis. If you are in search of a pediatric dentist in Falls Church, this article is for you as we have highlight some things to look for when determining the right provider for you and your family.
The lobby area should have a nice space for your child to play while they wait for their appointment. Some dental practices also provide special kid-friendly rooms, fluoride flavors, and reward a well behaved child with stickers or a goodie bag full of toothpaste, floss, and a new toothbrush.
Parent and child education. Finding a dental office to take your child to that is kid-friendly is very important, but so is the education that you receive during your appointment. The dentist should be able to relay pertinent information to you as the parent as well as in a kid-friendly manner to the child.
It is helpful for the dentist to explain to the child why it is important that they take care of their teeth and engage them in conversation about the importance of brushing and flossing regularly. When a dentist can engage you as the parent as well as your child, you can rest assured that you will likely have a great ongoing experience at the practice.
Services provided. While children don't often need invasive procedures at a young age, they could need a cavity filled before they even lose their baby teeth. This is not uncommon, especially due to the excess sugars and processed foods that we eat on a daily basis.
Be sure to check to see what services are provided at the pediatric dentist before making a commitment to going to their practice. You will want to look for a provider that can offer you more than just dental cleanings.
Billing. Every dentist operates in their own style. This is important to keep in mind as you will want to know how billing takes place before you make an appointment. Does your insurance get billed by the provider or do you pay for services up front and get reimbursed? This can be a headache for some people and it is important to know this information up front so you can make the best decision for you and your child.


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Fresh Designs Crochet: Tips for Submitters (deadlines)
DEADLINES: the sooner you can get your submission in, the better. For the first call for submissions for Fresh Designs Crochet, more than half of the submissions that came in up to about a week before the deadline generated emails from me either to correct errors (like typos in an URL), to inquire whether Yarn X would be suitable, or to say 'really like your hat design you've got on Ravelry, do you have more design ideas in that direction?' Waiting until the last minute can also mean missing the deadline because of a technical difficulty. Not fun.
Deadlines for this call for submissions:
Deadlines for this call for submissions:
- Submission date deadline: 02 September 2011, Friday, 8:00 pm, Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time: Honolulu.
- Not sure when that is? The timeanddate.com World Clock Time Zone Converter can show you what that will be in your time zone.
- An email confirming that your submission(s) are/have been received for consideration will be sent within 5 working days of your submission. If that form letter does not appear in your inbox within that time, please check your junk/spam mail folder. If it's not there, please email me at mk [at] cooperativepress [dot] com.
- Acceptance notification deadline: 09 September 2011, Friday. That means final decisions will be made by Friday and you will be sent an email letting you know if your submission has been accepted or not. If you do not receive an email by 11 September 2011, Sunday, please reply to the submission confirmation email and let me know.
- Finished samples and pattern deadline: 20 January 2012, Friday. Finished project to be received by Cooperative Press in Lakewood, Ohio, USA. Finished written pattern submissions to be made via email or online form submission.


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In 2011, GCAM was retained by Minsheng Art Museum (a non-profit organization sponsored and funded by the China Minsheng Banking Corporation to establish activities in the arts) to conduct a Concept Development Study for a Minsheng Art Museum at Factory 751. This was to be a new museum of contemporary art to be sited in a former factory that is part of the 798 Art District in Beijing. The 798 Art District is a part of Dashanzi in the Chaoyang District of Beijing that houses a thriving artistic community, among 50-year old decommissioned military factory buildings of unique architectural style.
GCAM worked in collaboration with Studio Pei Zhu as the architect on this 38,000sm project. Construction was completed and the Museum opened in 2015.


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Bantu and Khoisan Lab Phonology
Workshop at ICL 20
Organizers: Aaron Braver <firstname.lastname@example.com> and Will Bennett <email@example.com>.
Abstract submission: https://scatterlings.eventsair.com/icl2018/abstract.
About the workshop
The aim of this workshop is to showcase cutting edge "laboratory phonology" approaches to Bantu and Khoe-San languages—the two indigenous African language groups endemic to South Africa, the host country of ICL 20.
Phonetic and phonological studies of Southern African languages have a long and illustrious history. Since Doke's (1923) pioneering X-ray study of posterior constrictions in Zulu clicks, linguists studying the phonetics and phonology of Bantu and Khoe-San languages have employed and innovated instrumental and "laboratory" approaches to get at phonetic and phonological questions. We propose a workshop to celebrate this history, highlighting the recent resurgence in quantitative, instrumental, and experimental studies in phonetics and phonology more generally.
Recent work in this area has taken many forms. For example, Jessen & Roux (2002) provide a detailed acoustic analysis of voicing quality in Xhosa stops and clicks; Myers (2003) uses a similar method to probe questions of tone realization in Kinyarwanda. Amanda Miller and colleagues (2009) use ultrasound to investigate the articulatory characteristics of clicks in N|uu, while Lee-Kim, Kawahara & Lee (2014) use a similar method to study whistled fricatives in Xitsonga. Proctor et al. (2016) use MRI to study click production in Khoekhoe in real-time. Other work takes an experimental approach to quantify reported generalizations. For example, Bennett & Braver (2015) use a wug-test paradigm to test the productivity of labial palatalization in Xhosa, and Zeller, Zerbian & Cook (2016) use a production experiment to bring prosodic evidence to bear on syntactic structure. Experimental studies of both sorts are increasingly common in research done and published in Africa: a recent special volume of South African Linguistics and Applied Language Studiescontains several laboratory phonology papers, including an experimental assessment of siSwati mid vowel assimilation (Malambe 2015) and production and perception experiments on tone spread in Bemba (Kula and Braun 2015).
Call for abstracts
The deadline for abstracts has been extended to August 31, 2017.
We seek papers that bring instrumental, quantitative, or experimental methods to bear on data from Bantu and/or Khoe-San languages. The workshop welcomes papers that feature novel data collected in the lab or in the field, as well as fresh analytical approaches to existing data or corpora. Potential topics include (but are not limited to):
• Perception and production experiments
• Acoustic or articulatory studies of phonetic or phonological patterns
• Studies of prosody and the syntax-phonology-phonetics relationship
• Quantitative analysis of corpus data
• Effects of frequency on phonetic and phonological measures
• Wug tests or other experimental approaches to morphology
Abstract guidelines
Abstracts may be between 200–350 words, and are text-only—no images, diagrams, or formatting are allowed by the submission system. Per ICL guidelines, abstracts will only be accepted in English.
For full ICL abstract guidelines, see http://www.icl20capetown.com/index.php/2016-06-20-10-33-33/abstracts.
Abstract submission
Abstracts can be submitted until 31 August 2017 via https://scatterlings.eventsair.com/icl2018/abstract.
To submit your abstract:
- Create a new account at the submission website
- Enter your contact information first, then new tabs will appear at the top of the page
- Go to "abstract submission" and fill in all appropriate information.
- Be sure to indicate whether you would like an oral presentation, poster presentation, or would accept either
- Under "abstract theme", select "1 day workshop - Bantu and Khoisan Lab Phonology"
- Be sure to go to the "Final check" and "Submit" tabs on the left. Check the box to agree to terms, and hit "submit"


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I recently picked up this book, Drawing Autism from the thrifts. I don't know how I let this slip through the crannies because it's a beautiful book. Nothing melts my heart faster than seeing amazing, AMAZING talent.
Drawing Autism celebrates the artistry and self-expression found in the drawings, paintings and collages created by individuals diagnosed with autism. The work of over 50 international contributors exhibits unique perspectives on how these individuals see the world and their places in it.
Author Jill Mullin, a behavior analyst and educator, has assembled a staggering array of work from established artists like Gregory Blackstock, Jessica Park and Ping Lian Yeak to the unknown but no less talented. Their creations, coupled with artist interviews, comprise a fascinating and compelling book that makes visual how autism manifests differently in every diagnosis.
Which reminds me, I applied for a job a year ago, as a printmaking instructor for special kids. Sadly, I didn't get it, but I really wanted it bad, because I know how much creativity these kids have bottled up inside. Just take a look at the cover art by Zoe Kakolyris—so awe-inspiring! I recommend this book to everyone. Gift it this Christmas. You can buy a copy through Amazon or from here and a portion of the proceeds will go to somewhere good.


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When leaders lead, especially on difficult social issues that demand the end of an injustice or the expansion of liberty, people will follow. The announcement Saturday that the NAACP passed a resolution supporting marriage equality is the most important sign yet that President Obama's public support of it had the power to change hearts and minds.
The NAACP is the nation's leading civil rights organizations. Its role in fighting for and securing changes in laws and customs that gave African Americans a more equal shot at achieving the American dream is well-established. But while individual leaders have spoken out in favor of allowing gays to wed, most notably chairman emeritus Julian Bond, the organization hadn't spoken with one voice — until now.
And as remarkable as the resolution is, what's equally noteworthy is the vote. Of the 64 members of the board, only two voted against it. According to the New York Times, Bond said that Obama's May 9 announcement "was 'a tipping point' for many of the board members." Turns out it was a tipping point for many African Americans, as well.
Rev. Jesse Jackson touted his newfound support for same-sex marriage to culture writer Toure'. House Assistant Democratic Leader Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) did the same with NBC's Chuck Todd. A Post-ABC News poll released last week showed that 54 percent of blacks supported the president's position on same-sex marriage.
Even my own mother, a staunch Obama supporter and a born-again Christian who has a conservative view of marriage, was moved by Obama's words. She called it "cruel" to deny same-sex couples the rights and responsibilities that accrue to marriage. Sure, there are African Americans who are angry with Obama for what he did. But my mother's reaction is one of the reasons why I was, and remain, supremely confident that losing the black vote would be the least of the president's political concerns.
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Ow, sorry, timewarp!/
Backstage problems here at SavCrit, and everything that was posted in the last 97 days just got deleted. The GOOD news is it is in service of getting rid of the damn spam (though, that will still be a bit more time, but it IS being actively worked on) It is possible (?) that John K and Jeff and Abhay all wrote things in Word first, and can restore their posts, but I'm not going to bet on it. I know I sure as heck didn't! Still, happy thoughts, right?
I am SO close to being done with the main parts of back issue project at the new store that is soaking virtually all of my time (I just started pricing "SUperman" this morning, just eleven more long boxes to go! Though only three of those are bagged & boarded this second...), and once I've squared away the last few bits of things that exist there, my next major goal is resuming regular reviews from me here at the Critic. Third quarter sometime, but don't be shocked if it's closer on the Sept side than the Jul side.
Anyway, regular content returning from me Pretty Soon(tm), and I really want to thank Abhay and John (Especially!) for holding down the fort for me here. And I really miss Jeff & Graeme, too, but the need more than someone who was treating this as a secondary interest.
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One thing that's concerning me is my self imposed knitting deadline looming in at a mere 34 days. So far I've finished three cowls, one pair of mittens, a kitchen towel (and a half), and one scarf. Three of these are wool and will be avoided like the plague by most of my relatives so it seems I need to take a closer look at my projects and conserve energy to only the most important projects….my biggest problem is not knowing what the men in my family would actually use. Scarves and socks seem like easy projects but they would quickly be discarded. Fingerless mitts might work although would also likely meet the discard pile. The question is, what Would they use. One option I found was a remote control holder for the couch. The other option is to find something in a completely different craft area which might work out better in the long run because I might have a boost of enthusiasm to get me through a new project. Currently I'm looking into some ideas with leather because my father likes most things leather.There is also the option of metal stamped items since I've got the whole set up already it would be easy enough to find the right thing to stamp or if I'm feeling really brave I could try sewing something. I've seen some really cool re-purposed men's ties. Soo many options and sooo little time!


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Though in these days I'm constantly thinking about new clothes to sew for me, I had the time to finish two little purses for the shop.
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The salmon fabric is recycled from a old pattern book. I'm in love with this color combo! Salmon + brown + touches of gold = love! :)
Since I like to indulge on little details, inside there is also a little hook to hold a key-ring:
The second purse I want to show you is bigger. It's a romantic cream pouch, crocheted by AuntFran, with an organic cotton lining and a zipper added by me:
I really like the stitches she used for it.
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Doug, Your comments cut to the core of a deep philosophical issue. XHTML Modularization is a framework and techniques for defining interoperable XML modules. XHTML Access is one such module. The XHTML specifications have in general *never* defined required behavior in the face of incorrect usage - in particular when such behavior would be a violation of the underlying protocols or technologies. Instead, we have used formal terms like "unspecified" or "undefined" as an indicator to application developers that it would be a bad idea to rely upon such a thing. From XHTML 1.0: Unspecified When a value or behavior is unspecified, the specification defines no portability requirements for a facility on an implementation even when faced with a document that uses the facility. A document that requires specific behavior in such an instance, rather than tolerating any behavior when using that facility, is not a Strictly Conforming XHTML Document. This standards development model is intentional, and as I think I mentioned I am irrationally biased in this regard. It is hard for me to objectively consider other points of view because I am so opposed to trying to codify specific behaviors in the face of incorrect usage. Its not that I don't understand that implementations might choose to do something when presented with an incorrect document. I get it. I just don't want to encourage it or define it in any way other than to tell document authors "don't do this - its wrong, the results are unpredictable, and your customers will not be happy." I understand that there are people who disagree with me, and that those people feel we should carefully lock down the behavior so that it is possible to develop portable content even when that content is broken. I just think that is silly. I am not advocating breaking the web. I think that is bad. However, I am personally adamant in my position that we not *continue* to break the web. That includes this case. XML is extremely clear about IDs. So is HTML 4. There cannot be more than one ID with the same value in a document. Period. If I had been there when HTML 4 was being written to include ID, and had my way, we would have mandated that user agents refuse to process a document with such a violation except to say "your document is broken on line 245 - duplicate value of id attribute" and force the content developer to fix it. If the web had worked that way from day one, we wouldn't have a steaming trillion page high pile of dung that is the modern web. But I digress. So, in specific response to your questions: Doug Schepers wrote: > > Hi, Shane- > > Shane McCarron wrote (on 8/10/08 9:18 AM): >> I appreciate what you are trying to accomplish, and I will leave that >> suggestion to the working group. I have a strong bias against >> encouraging the behavior your are trying to permit. This is an XML >> module, and XML does not permit duplicate IDs. Period. It would be >> inappropriate to use this module as written in any non-XML grammar. > > Hm... why's that? If a non-XML grammar has enough similarities to XML > that this module would be useful to it, then it seems appropriate > enough to use it there. If there is such a language in the future, we can define the behaviors along with a new version of this module. This module is for XML. And that's it. And as such, it should not document *successful* behavior that violates the XML recommendation. I would be happy to say, if you like, that "As required by the XML Recommendation (ref) duplicate values for the ID attribute are not permitted, and therefore no behavior is defined for documents that violate that constraint." I suspect you would not find that very satisfying. Nor would other people. In the past, we have decided that being silent on an issue rather than duplicating constraints enforced by underlying specifications is the wiser course. >> And >> even in such a grammar (e.g. HTML4) duplicate IDs are not permitted. >> So I don't see why defining the behavior and therefore encouraging >> people to violate the rules is a good idea. If it were up to me, I >> would codify that duplicate IDs are an error, and that the behavior >> of an implementation in the face of them is unspecified (formal, IEEE >> term... means its a bad idea, don't do it. won't work portably). > > Why leave it unspecified? It's not much more work to anticipate > common problems and explain what should happen in those > circumstances. This is a big help to implementors, and it will make > it more likely that a well-detailed spec will be implemented, and that > the behavior will be interoperable. Unspecified is a formal term. This isn't about more work or less work. Its about what we are telling content developers. It is also about our support for the underlying specifications... XHTML M12N and XML in this case. Both of them say that such behavior is not permitted. The DOM also does not permit it - it isn't even possible to discover a duplicate ID value via the DOM. Or it should not be. If I say "getElementByID" for a given ID, I get one. And only one. If there are multiple that match, I suspect the behavior is either 1) not what you expect or 2) not what I expect. Either way, its bad. And we can't fix it in the XHTML Access Module. >> But, like I said, I value your input and know that I am dogmatic in >> this respect. So I will leave it to the working group. > > Here's a compromise that may be more palatable to you (and is a bit > more precise than the original wording): > > "Also note: When processing a document with duplicate ids (e.g., an > invalid XML document), element groups based on targetid values may > contain multiple values, just like those of targetrole values." Honestly, I don't consider your suggestion a compromise. Regardless, I am stepping out of the decision loop on this issue. I am clearly very opinionated on this, and it is possible my opinions are out of sync with the current thinking of the XHTML 2 Working Group. Thanks again for your hard work and suggestions. I hope that this will get resolved at the next XHTML 2 Working Group meeting on Wednesday. -- Shane P. McCarron Phone: +1 763 786-8160 x120 Managing Director Fax: +1 763 786-8180 ApTest Minnesota Inet: email@example.com on Monday, 11 August 2008 22:59:34 UTC
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