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What AI Techniques are Used in HR? (0:43)
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How is Consumer Technology Affecting the Workplace? (0:52)
Our Consumer Lives Have Changed (0:44)
AI is Everywhere and it Needs Data (0:51)
Personalisation is Becoming Standard to Enhance Experience (1:15)
We Even Create Data While We're Sleeping (1:02)
Highest Opportunity Areas for AI in HR (1:20)
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Automation vs. Augmentation (1:32)
There are Many Opportunities for HR (0:52)
HR Technology is Playing Catch-Up (1:11)
There has been $16B investment in HR Tech since 2009 (0:33)
The HR Technology Market is Exploding (1:04)
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AI in HR: Navigating the Hype (0:25)
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How are Chatbots Used in HR? (1:02)
How do Chatbots Work? (1:31)
Common Use Cases for Chatbots in HR - Recruitment and Onboarding (1:28)
Common Use Cases for Chatbots in HR - Knowledge Management (1:41)
Common Use Cases for Chatbots in HR - HR Help Desk (2:28)
AI Chatbot Tools - Vendor Landscape (1:09)
How is AI Impacting Learning and Development? (1:10)
How is AI Impacting Learning and Development? (2) (2:28)
AI Learning Tools - Vendor Landscape (1:07)
How is AI Impacting People Analytics? (1:00)
Organisational Network Analysis (2:33)
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Our Future is in Our Hands (0:23)
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AI and Robotics in Different Functions (0:45)
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How is the Workforce Transforming as a Result of AI (0:51)
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Human and Machine Collaboration (0:26)
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Comparing the Demand of Skills (0:41)
Skills for Future and at Risk (0:36)
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Journey Mapping to Identify the "Moments that Matter" (2:06)
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Reptitive vs. Variable Work (0:56)
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How We Match People to Work is Changing (1:42)
Moving to Total Talent Management (1:08)
Humans vs. Machines in HR (0:55)
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The Art of Ignoring: How to Escape What Doesn't Matter
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My latest Pajamas Media column is called, The Art of Ignoring: How to Escape What Doesn't Matter. Here's an excerpt from the column.
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Then, I started blogging and as my traffic grew, more people started responding to what I wrote and emailing me. That was when it occurred to me that it made more sense to write a post for my entire audience to see than to respond in a comment section where only a sliver of the eyeballs reading my blog would catch it. As the numbers picked up, I formulated some general rules for myself to determine when I'd respond to a comment or blog post about me.
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Posted: Mon 19 Aug 2013, 23:28
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the last saviour wrote:
Lieber Herr RSH;
Sorry to know that you had quit this project.
As you only have problem with this forum, not this project. Why not find another forum to continue LaZy?
I had to quit this project for several reasons. This deleting-my-posts-stuff was just the butt-kick to make me able to do this. I sometimes do have problems to quit things - even when I'm knowing, it's time to do so.
Don't want to be missunderstood: I'm still using it and I'm still glad to have it. Meanwhile I did remove my Installation of Kubuntu and if there wouldn't be a need to do a scan disk from time to time on my FAT32 drives, Windows would follow!
So, I quit, because:
- LazY Puppy (Lucid) is somehow outdated (Kernel 184.108.40.206)
- LazY Puppy can't handle USB 3
- I do need three or four times longer developing DE/EN stuff
- I'm much faster when doing only DE stuff (so, I can do lot of more work in less time)
- I can't even work that fast in only DE like new ideas and concepts do come to my mind (maybe from outer space - I don't know)
So, there are a lot of reasons to change my focus. It's not LazY Puppy I'm really interested in - it is its concept of using SFS files instead of installing programs.
LazY Puppy did come already with the SFS concept in version 528-4. Then it has been 10 SFS Suites containing several programs categorized in the SFS Suites like Audio, Graphics, Video etc.pp. Which was something that sunburnt often says (sfs files and roxapps don't fill up the save file - or similar) This LazY Puppy concept has been pretty much refined by the invention of LazY Puppy's SFS P.L.U.S. and its programs.
This, the concept of LazY Puppy, SFS P.L.U.S. and its useful programs etc.pp. is what I'm interested in. There might come the day where I do have a need to use/buy newer hardware like USB 3 flash drives which would result in a need to have a newer LazY Puppy.
And I don't want to do all this stuff over and over again.
So, developing (without publishing anything) only in DE makes me able to rework some of my programs and to work also on new ideas and programs.
I will do a post later of a really new and great concept (with an already existing (DE) program) about the so called application-starter like PupMenu and PupApps. This really never has been seen before and I doubt it has been thought before. I have mentioned this already in the German forum.
So, meanwhile I did create the VSP-LazY-Puppy Builder Scipt, which has turned now into my LazY Puppy Transformer. The LazY Puppy Transformer makes me able to create a LazY Puppy SFS Module (not the StArtLPx2_202.sfs) from always my newest version either from within the running LazY Puppy or from within the running Puppy to build a new LazY Puppy from. Then I'm just installing the Openbox windowmanager, switching the wm to openbox, loading the LazY Puppy SFS Module, executing a script, which guides me through some steps need to be done manually and executes the LazY Remaster Suite after finishng the script.
I'm able now to build a new full featured LazY Puppy in about 20 Minutes - DE only.
SInce there is no further need to have a DE LazY Puppy anymore -because of the meanwhile available DE language packages- I do have to change/translate all this stuff into English language. So, I can do future LazY Puppy work just for an EN iso - which would also save time for me to use it for some other real life needs.
So far I can say: the chances are really good that I might com up with a new EN-only LazY Puppy based on newer 3.x.x Kernels. I did some of this already for the DE users like a LazY Precise based on 5.6 and a LazY LxPup based on 13.01.
Created with the VSP-LazY-Puppy Builder (it wasn't turned into the LazY Puppy Transformer then).
the last saviour wrote:
Remember I rank you as #1 developer here.
Thank you very much!
Yes, I do know: I did made some work, that is somehow really great stuff. But, only: it depends on LazY Puppy with its old kernel and is not or only in parts of older versions available for the users of other puppies.
So, to fill your saying, #1 developer here, with something like "life" and to give to it something like a "long term" I did also need to quit this here old version. Please, do believe me: it was really successful to do so. If you would see the LazY Puppy Transformer in Action, you surely would be convinced.
But, hey, everyone out there who is using LazY Puppy: please, keep using it.
I don't know much about real LazY Puppy users and how much are out there and I even don't want to open a new thread like "Who am I developing for", but I'm convinced of the LazY Puppy concept, SFS P.L.U.S. and some more programs of LazY Puppy. To make this available for new puppy versions or to build new LazY Puppy versions the easiest way to handle is my focus now - and all of this is now coming together with my new and really amazing concept for the so-called application-starters like PupApps and PupMenu.
They might be just blown away!
About this new concept and its resulting program I'll have to do my next post. I just have to decide now where, in which forum I have to do this, because it is neither an announcement nor an request (maybe partly an request, which depends on what I do want to have/get/reach/achieve?).
Need some minutes to think about it and will post a link here later. Please do read this and you will know...
...since you already know...
Ok, here is the link.
LazY Puppy Home
The new LazY Puppy Information Centre
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Posted: Fri 06 Sep 2013, 09:26
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Lieber Herr RSH;
I really appreciate your answer.
Thank you very much.
I don't understand why many people try to release their own Puppy! If it's for their personal use that's should be fine. But if they really want Puppy to be on the market I would suggest someone who has the same concept of Puppy (same desktop and file manager), but different ability of programming knowledge to form a team. No mattter how excellent you are at software and OS I don't think anyone can solve every computer problem. And even it doesn't success, you will waste you time much less than you work alone.
My people are somebody who will move to crowded city because I have promised them the refuge in the big UFO station.
Now I'd found at least 5 aliens who live in Thailand. They are from Triangular constellation.
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Posted: Fri 06 Sep 2013, 11:52
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the last saviour wrote:
I don't understand why many people try to release their own Puppy! If it's for their personal use that's should be fine.
because we can. get off your high horse.. it's called sharing.. akita is way older than lazy, i share it when i update it.. simple. if you don't like people making their own versions of puppy, don't use them and go and help make the official puppy better, if you can. kao jai mai
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Posted: Sat 07 Sep 2013, 23:13
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I don't understand why many people try to release their own Puppy! If it's for their personal use that's should be fine.
I did not intend to end up developing and publishing LazY Puppy - just wanted to try to build my own puppy for my own purposes. Inspired by the 2 sfs files offered with Muppy 08.3F and impressed by 10wt3ch's Studio 3.3.
After a while I found it a good idea to offer it for the people (it was stored at mediafire then and has had only the ten sfs suites). Then smoky01 did enter the scene offering an account at his server for my use and to store the LazY Puppy over there. The rest did follow step by step, is already known and would not have been possible without all the help from the members of the forum.
Now I'm back to my basic intention, to build my own puppy - now for real.
Which doesn't exclude developing programs for the community generally.
But if they really want Puppy to be on the market I would suggest someone who has the same concept of Puppy (same desktop and file manager), but different ability of programming knowledge to form a team.
Even though I'm working alone on LazY Puppy, I've had already a great team: the community and the single German member of the forum who has made all the testings for my programs developed in 2012. He did not left me, because he was able to see, what will come up in the end. He is using now LazY Puppy as main OS installed on 25 computers (Windows removed) on a public school in Germany.
And I'm sure: at least, in the end, he was surprised - like I am each and every day when booting up my LazY Puppy.
No mattter how excellent you are at software and OS I don't think anyone can solve every computer problem.
Yes, I agree.
This is also an argument to change my focus. I don't want to be responsible for problems and issues that are results of remastering a puppy and/or adding/removing stuff to the OS etc.pp. My responsibility in the future should only be related to the programs developed and published.
So, I'm trying to put all the LazY Puppy Concept Applications together to work nicely from SFS - so called: LazY Puppy by SFS Module. The user than is free to choose which OS to use and must go to the original thread, if something is not working in the OS which has nothing to do with my applications.
And even it doesn't success, you will waste you time much less than you work alone.
Believe me: not a single second was wasted!
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Posted: Sun 08 Sep 2013, 09:41
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Last Saviour
Many bad aliens live in the high building (~50 fl.), some decoration around the top. Near Time Square?
Did this come from an office memo in the Mc Carthy Witchhunt Trials of the 50's?
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Posted: Sun 08 Sep 2013, 14:37
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Smithy; I think he means off world aliens. But maybe you did too...
the last saviour; Expressing one`s self. And helping others.
As I`ve suggested, a Puppy community effort to provide direction and preserve developments.
There`s code sharing and cooperation among variant builders, but no central repository.
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Posted: Sun 08 Sep 2013, 17:56
Post subject: LazyPuppy loaded on precise ?
LazyPuppy loaded on precise ?
I usually now load on the fly oldest puppy on recent distros.
I am running lazy puppy with Precise.
Why ? I am far from my home and only wifi works. Lucid cannot connect wifi with my computer, but Precise does.
I only load the Lazy SFS on the fly and with the desktop program, i choose a lazy pup theme and background. The result is a distro in french.
see screenshot.
And i am connected to the web and can send you this message !
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Posted: Sun 08 Sep 2013, 18:02
Post subject: Menus are in french
Menus are in french.
As Precise is upgrated with french language, even lazy programs are translated ! Foolish, no ?
Menu is a sum of both distros.
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Posted: Mon 09 Sep 2013, 15:39
Post subject: Re: LazyPuppy loaded on precise ?
Pelo wrote:
LazyPuppy loaded on precise ?
I usually now load on the fly oldest puppy on recent distros.
I am running lazy puppy with Precise.
I only load the Lazy SFS on the fly and with the desktop program, i choose a lazy pup theme and background.
Nice work! How do you get this to work? (How is it possible to run the Precise sfs and the Lazy sfs at the same time without something like virtualbox?). Thanks.
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Posted: Tue 10 Sep 2013, 05:54
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Sorry to hear your variant is gone RHS. And another one bites the dust...
I appeal to you to preserve the "details" of what you have created here.
Much custom code has been created for LazyPup that shouldn`t be lost.
It`s truly unique, steps further in development than ChoicePup which came before.
### A newer version based on Raring would be the next step.
# Perhaps a new partner will step forward and offer to take up the banner?
Providing the effort and any new code required to make a Raring variant.
It would seem not too difficult for someone familiar with Pup builder scripts.
Like anything, the first few are the learning phase, and then it`s old hat.
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Posted: Tue 10 Sep 2013, 09:31
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I don't understand why many people try to release their own Puppy!
Because they vainly hope it will bring in new ideas but eventaully they realise that having it for your own use is as far as you will get.
So we have some neat distros kicking around hidden in our kitchen cupboards
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Posted: Tue 10 Sep 2013, 23:28
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Mike; But I`m sure you`ll agree that the "neat" stuff should be canned for posterity.
What makes Debian and Ubuntu work? Lots of folks each doing a small part.
They aren`t one-man-shows, like it is here at Puppy.
But as many say... This is probably all Puppy will ever be.
Thomas Alva Edison:
No new idea will ever prosper in an existing company.
A new company must be formed around it.
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Posted: Wed 11 Sep 2013, 01:48
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sunburnt wrote:
But as many say... This is probably all Puppy will ever be.
Thomas Alva Edison:
No new idea will ever prosper in an existing company.
A new company must be formed around it.
Puppy is at the top of it's class for a minimal sized distro. The creativity and innovation shown by the community has been nothing short of phenomenal.
Puppy isn't a company, so there's not much in the direction of innovative breakthroughs with broad appeal. It's more like a language, that can easily be adapted for individual use. The beauty is in the simplicity.
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Posted: Wed 11 Sep 2013, 06:53
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The beauty is in the simplicity.
Ah so you have never examined puppies scripts.
For simplicity look at slitaz or slax.....
As for pup most changes I see in the main releases are the ones implemented by Ubuntu. The real innovations are seen in the puplets and community releases.
@sunburnt...the neat stuff is used here on a daily basis
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Posted: Wed 11 Sep 2013, 09:54
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mikeb wrote:
The beauty is in the simplicity.
Ah so you have never examined puppies scripts.
For simplicity look at slitaz or slax.....
Scripts are non-compiled code. If you think you can improve a script, I'd suggest you learn how to do that vs writing meaningless comments about everyone elses' work.
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After the loss of 142 overs to inclement weather in the opening two days of the game the players of Surrey and Yorkshire bowed to the inevitable at 5pm and shook hands on a rain-ruined draw.
What started as a keenly anticipated Specsavers County Championship clash petered out tamely with part-time spinners enjoying a twirl in the hallowed surrounds of the Kia Oval where Surrey reached 106 for one, 38 overs into their second innings – to still trail by 34 runs when stumps were drawn.
The relegation threatened hosts banked 10 points for their fourth draw of the campaign, while Yorkshire, who move up to fourth on the table, took home 13pts after dominating much of the play that was possible over four bleak days in SE11.
Yorkshire's coach Jason Gillespie said: "We sat down after our recent game in Scarborough and identified a few areas we might improve upon and one of those was the conversion rate amongst our batsmen, so Adam Lyth answered that here in no uncertain terms. It was a chanceless 'big daddy' double hundred and that's exceptional.
"It's a fantastic league this year, there's no doubt about that but we're not bothered just yet where we sit in the table. For me it's more about how we're going about our business.
"Middlesex have played well in this round, but we can't control what they do and can't concern ourselves with it. We knew we have seven games left with three of those are at home, including a game at Scarborough, and these are home venues where we know we can play very good cricket. That's what we'll focus on."
Having batted on well into the mid-session, the visitors left themselves a minimum of 52 overs to pull off an unlikely win but, despite ringing the bat with close fielders, they could only pick up the wicket of Rory Burns.
Off balance and working to leg against the first delivery from spinner Azeem Rafiq, Burns chipped back a return catch to go for 14.
It proved Yorkshire's only success of a dull afternoon that had started in confusion when a new umpire appeared out in the middle. It emerged that Neil Bainton had been taken ill during the interval break and had been replaced at the start of Surrey's second innings by Tony Pigott, the ECB's appointed cricket liaison officer for the fixture.
The day began with all eyes on Yorkshire opener Adam Lyth, who seemingly had his sights set on improving his career-best 251scored in the 2014 Roses match at Old Trafford.
Lyth lost his first partner of the day after 75 minutes' play when Zafar Ansari bowled Steven Patterson to end a fourth wicket-stand with Lyth that added 91 inside 26 overs.
Lyth carried on where he had left off on day three, posting his 150 off 233 balls and with 15 fours and a brace of sixes but Steven Patterson, who had just posted an 87-ball 50 with seven fours, had his timbers rearranged by Zafar Ansari with Yorkshire 20 ahead on first innings.
Adil Rashid might have departed with his score on two when he skied to long-on only to see Jason Roy down a steepling catch off Ansari. The blunder hardly mattered, however, as Ansari got his man caught at slip to make it 324 for five, which brought Tim Bresnan to the crease.
The former England all-rounder lasted only 11 deliveries before missing an attempted slog-sweep against Gareth Batty to depart lbw for only three.
Liam Plunkett joined forces with Lyth to up the run-rate either side of lunch with Plunkett plundering three fours and two sixes in his cameo 37 that ended with a run out. Having clattered the ball to deep cover, Plunkett called for a chancy second run only to be beaten home by the throw to the striker's end.
Lyth marched on to his double hundred, reaching the landmark with an uppercut for six that cleared the ropes at third man off a Stuart Meaker bouncer. It was Lyth's fifth six, to go with 17 boundaries in his 291-ball innings.
Meaker got his man next ball up, however, when Lyth, in aiming to clear the ropes again, skied to proffer a simple catch to Steven Davies, keeping wicket in place of the injured Ben Foakes.
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My name is John Hrvatin and I'm the Program Manager for Internet Explorer setup. That includes installers for security updates as well as integrating IE into Windows setup for future releases. In the past, IE has used IExpress as its installer. With the release of security update MS04-038 in October 2004, however, IE has begun using the Windows Package Installer, or "update.exe", for all IE security updates and hot fixes on the following platforms:
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Descriptions of all command-line switches, such as the rather popular '/quiet /norestart', are documented in this article: Command-Line switches for Windows software update packages. Command-line switches are also detailed in the security bulletin posted on Microsoft.com along with each security update (you can see the most recent one at http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/bulletin/ms04-040.mspx).
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- 1 red pepper (sliced)
- 1 zucchini (sliced)
- Garnishes (e.g., parsley flakes, chopped scallions, etc.)
Lemon-ginger dressing
- 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar
- 1 teaspoon lemon juice*
- 1 teaspoon honey (or sugar)*
- 1 teaspoon grated ginger root*
- 1 tablespoon oil (olive oil or sesame are best)
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- Slice spaghetti squash lengthwise into two pieces. Remove the seeds with a spoon and discard.
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- Toss the squash with the other ingredients—the roasted or sautéed vegetables and the chickpeas.
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- Sprinkle dressing over the salad and add any garnishes, such as fresh herbs or scallions.
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Here is an example of Datatables with built in JQuery UI theme support:
The WCF Service Datatables allows you to either have client-side paging, sorting and searching, which is the default, or you can do it on the server. Doing it on the client is the simplest and easiest way to get up and running with Datatables, however you will quickly find that it leads to larger page sizes and longer initial load times as all of the data must be piped from the server before Datatables is ready. Performing the actions on the server makes for much a much snappier and scalable UI, but it adds complexity. In order to use a WCF service with DataTables, you have to both honor the signature that DataTables expects and the data must be returned in a format that DataTables expects. Fortunately this is relatively easy to do; you simple need to a) map the HTTP variables from the GET request and b) generate a JSON string matches a specific format. The HTTP variables that DataTables will post are as follows: Note that the websiteId and categoryId are custom variables and that for each column specified, additional variables will be posted for the following fields with a consecutive numerical postfix: bSearchable_0, bSearchable_1, bSearchable_2, etc. For my example the following WCF service method was used:
Note that I only specified a subset of the parameters in the WCF method that Datatables posts with its GET request: Too be honest, I do not know why Datatables sends so many (looks like one variable per option per column for most), but from the WCF service method perspective they are optional. Also, note that Datatables uses some form of Hungarian notation to qualify the variables type. While a bit confusing at first, it did help a bit when debugging. The variables that we did specify in the WCF service method signature will be used for sorting, filtering, paging, etc. Datatables expects to receive a JSON object with a two dimensional array called "aData" from this service. Here is an example of the server output that Datatables will receive: Where "d" is the wrapper type appended by WCF and from the Datatables website:
Basically, note that the service must correctly compute and return the "iTotalRecords", "iTotalDisplayRecords" and the data in "aaData". Also, the length of each data returned must match the DataTables jQuery definition provided on the web page where the data will be displayed. Here is the complete code listing for the internals of the WCF service method:
Note that depending your architecture, this code may look considerable different. However the steps are same:
Another thing to note here is that Datatables does not send column names; it sends the ordinal of the column with respect to the table. In order to sort by a column or filter by a column, you need to resolve the ordinal to a column name of your datastore: The GetSortFieldFormOrder(int order) returns a string column name based upon the ordinal of the column so that the datastore (in this case via a sproc call) can sort the data by the correct column. The Convert(object record) method makes an array from the values of properties of an object: each becomes an "aaData" record that is returned and used by Datatables on the client. Just an architecture note here: in my opinion there is too much "busy" work going on here at the service level. Ideally this will be refactored into your entities so that the behavior is encapsulated outside of your data "delivery". The Client Code The client JQuery code for Datatables can be very simple or rather complex depending upon the formatting and features your situation requires. Below you will see the code that I used and I will explain the major initialization required for using Datatables with a WCF service. Lines 4-6 I get a reference to the DOM element I will load into using a typical JQuery selector. Let me explain the relevant settings:
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The target for the selector is a div element on an ASP.NET UserControl:
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Great!!... Could you post the source code to download??
Thanks for your post.
Question: How do you add the 'edit' column? Looking forward to your response.
@paul - you provide a "fnRowCallback" function:
var oTable;
$(document).ready(function() {
oTable = $('#tblBlogs').dataTable({
"bJQueryUI": true,
"sPaginationType": "full_numbers",
"bProcessing": true,
"bServerSide": true,
"bAutoWidth": false,
"fnRowCallback": function(nRow, aData, iDisplayIndex) {
/* Create a link edit mode */
$('td:eq(0)', nRow).html('Edit');
return nRow;
"aoColumns": [
{ "sTitle": "Id", "bVisible": true, "sClass": "center" },
{ "sTitle": "Title" },
{ "sTitle": "IsPublished", "sWidth": "125px", "sClass": "center" },
{ "sTitle": "CreatedOn", "sWidth": "125px", "sClass": "center" },
{ "sTitle": "CreatedBy", "sWidth": "125px"}],
"sAjaxSource": '<%=Url.Action("ListData","Blog")%>'
} );
I am planning an updated post to show DataTables and ASP.NET MVC, in that post I'll go over some of the more advanced scenarios such as this.
Hi Morris,
Thanks for your prompt response.
BTW, I'm using ASP.NET MVC, - it works
You might be interested in my updates to the paging solution I wrote about at Christmas. I figured how to allow DataTables.Net to dynamically select the columns / properties from the underlying IQueryable class. There's also a feature that allows you exclude custom client side columns from search and sort, so you can create an Actions column with href's without interfering the server-side processing.
Here's the link:
Thanks dave, i'll check it out!
Yet another update to the paging solution for DataTables.Net. I've added support for multi-column sorting. I'm glad you guys are finding this useful!!
Hi Dave
In your example you are working with JQuery editor
can you please share which one it is.
Great article about jquery, this is what i need! thanks!
JQuery beginner and this info has been most helpful.
I'm just now starting to understand JQuery..thanks for the info
Wonderful article about jQuery!
source would be great works in the asmx examples and MVC example on Code Project this is the only post on the web re WCF also .NET 3.5
A couple of people have asked for the source, I'll try to post it sometime soon.
You mentioned that Datatables uses Hungarian notation for the variable types. That sounds rather confusing to work with. Any idea as to how or why it's made this way? I assume it must be from a Hungarian development team, right?
OK I got this working but having used WCF in the past with the .NET Microsoft AJAX library and not jQuery and also having the contstraints of SP2010 it was an 18 round punch on meaning it threw 18 different errors or at least 18 times and took a few hours clearly learning curve on WCF in the context of JQuery and SharePoint Notice this is the GET still working on the POST. Also this is just jQuery and WCF SharePoint another day. Key point is that you will need to use the web.config settings approach in a SharePoint context (I believe at this point). This post from Rick Strahl helped a lot http://www.west-wind.com/WebLog/posts/310747.aspx . For SharePoint more specifically see Salim Maleks WinSmarts site his book is good also or Chris Obriens Posts, many ways to skin the cat I have a focus to use Silverlight and JQuery on the same services and WCF is the future or the now for now so I would not waste time on what is the past and also the learning or knowledge domain is more valuable in my opinion around WCF.
The web.config is or can be tricky to get right my service and classes are in the namespace of DataGrid being the class namespace not the WCF Interface it is unmarked in terms of a namespace attribute as per Jeffs post no namespace arrtibute on the service. Another point is using this in the service. It may be possible to get this working with a host factory like Factory="System.ServiceModel.Activation.WebServiceHostFactory" but that was not my starting point due to my needs. Any way hope this helps someone. Passing the parameters is ok I want to pass the full JSON and all the DataTables .NET grid parameters as JSON and when I solve this I will post the code on Code Project probably tonight
<behavior name="DataGrid.ArticleListServiceBehavior">
<serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
<serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" />
<behavior name="DataGrid.Service1Behavior">
<serviceMetadata httpGetEnabled="true" />
<serviceDebug includeExceptionDetailInFaults="true" />
<behavior name="DataGrid.ArticleListServiceBehavior">
<behavior name="DataGrid.Service1Behavior">
<service behaviorConfiguration="DataGrid.ArticleListServiceBehavior" name="DataGrid.ArticleListService">
<endpoint address="" binding="webHttpBinding" contract="DataGrid.IArticleListService" behaviorConfiguration="DataGrid.ArticleListServiceBehavior">
<service behaviorConfiguration="DataGrid.Service1Behavior" name="DataGrid.Service1">
<endpoint address="" binding="webHttpBinding" contract="DataGrid.IService1" behaviorConfiguration="DataGrid.Service1Behavior">
While I am here I can't resist commenting on the Hungarian notation its a coding style can't remember why its called that but it involves type names in variables Camel case and other coding styles to help make code easier to maintain and read. If you have ever dealt with code that resuses the same variable with differnet types in the variable at different points in the code and other spaghetti coding approaches or worked on large scale apps this sort of discipline can make life easier. Even when you revisit your own code heaven forbid there are bugs that you have to fix the next year or months after you coded it which can happen onn large projects
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DETROIT, Mich. (WKRC) - Ethan Watkins is not a fan of his boss. Not by any stretch of any imagination. It is for that reason that he decided he was going to quit his job at a Michigan technology outlet.
However, Ethan Watkins was not just going to turn in a simple note or letter that could be tossed aside and easily ignored. No. Ethan's soon-to-be-ex-boss, named Vik, apparently deserved more than that.
Ethan turned to Cameo, a website where you can book personalized shout-outs from celebrities. His idea? Make his departure memorable.
To that end, Ethan was able to get Bam Margera, of MTV's Jackass, and Matt Iseman, host of America Ninja Warrior, to support his cause. Both celebrities recorded statements for Ethan, addressing Vik's management skills (or lack thereof).
You can watch Bam Margera's video here
You can watch Matt Iseman's video here
For posterity, Ethan created his own website, called EthanQuits.com where he posted the videos.
Ethan also ended up sending an email to his coworkers explaining his decision to leave. Here is what he said:
I want to start off by saying over the past five years I have met and become friends with some of the most amazing people I have ever met. Believe it or not, I risked it all when I left my job to interview for what I felt would be my dream job. I am so proud of the time and work I have put in, as well as the impact I have made with customers who have become friends throughout the years. Working here has inspired me to grow as an individual, father, husband, and member of the community. I have always been known as someone who is willing to speak their mind; Sharing my opinion, standing up for people even when they are not willing to make waves and do it for themselves. At times I was right, and other times wrong, but I was always willing to learn and admit my mistakes. For the same reasons many others have recently left - the environment, culture, not to mention the over all job is not what it was when I fell in love with the idea of it.
That leaves me to you Vik -
You have lied and cheated your way to the top, lying and manipulating both people and data to push out anyone that you don't like. Missing the clap-outs of people who have worked with us for ten years all because you didn't like that they left. Rather than doing what is best for our customers you push the team to price gouge our beloved consumers by focusing the team on sending things to depot, which in turn can leave the customer paying up to 3 times the amount for the same repair - all for the sake of numbers! Additionally, you encourage people to avoid non-favorable NPS by canceling sessions or incorrectly inputting email addresses. You rule by fear - or at least try- rather than lead and inspire, missing Apple's core values. You are not a friend, advocate, or mentor to anyone on this team and because of that I am not willing to call you my boss.
Friends Please Don't Become Strangers <3


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We just got a glimpse of the HTC Rezound with Beats Audio for Verizon Wireless, an Android smartphone whose focus is to deliver the best video and audio quality you can get on a smartphone. Whether it lives up to those claims is still up in the air, especially since we've only had about five solid minutes with the device. Our initial impressions, however, are generally positive.
No need to get into specs here, for those, you can just click here.
In the hand, the HTC Rezound feels pretty solid, like most HTC handsets do, but it isn't very thin. Personally, a little heft and size is my preference, and it certainly never hurts. Its thickness is a little expected in a 4G LTE device since the only LTE Verizon device that is exceptionally thin, so far, is the DROID RAZR. The Rezound's thickness isn't so bad that it'll deter anyone from buying it, but it is noticeable in an age of razor-thin smartphones.
The HTC Rezound was pretty responsive when I played around with it. Perhaps it's largely thanks to its 1.5GHz dual-core processor and 1GB of RAM. Opening up several applications and switching back and forth between them was seamless, and I saw no lag or stuttering. Again, this was only a few minutes of testing, so it might not reflect everyday usage. However, it is a good sign that it didn't struggle during our hands on.
Onto the highlights: the screen and sound. The screen looked pretty nice, though under the changing and extreme lighting conditions, it was hard to get a good look at the display's vividness, contrast and color saturation. Under the bright lights and glare, however, the display still seemed to be pretty good.
Of course, this wouldn't be complete without taking a listen to the Rezound's music system. Coupled with Beats by Dre, the Black Eyed Peas have never sounded better — take that how you will. Bass was deep and mids and highs weren't muddled. Everything sounded pretty clean and balanced. It's hard to say whether you'd get the same experience due to the headphones alone, but the pairing definitely sounded great. For obvious reasons, we couldn't test the in-ear headphones that come with the device, so you'll have to stay tuned for our review for that one. Otherwise, the sound quality was great and users who already own Beats by Dre over-the-ear headphones won't be disappointed.
Check out our photo gallery below.


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Thursday, June 2, 2011
'Lake Elmo Respite' 6-2-2011
'Lake Elmo Respite' - oil - 11x14 ©2011 Marc R. Hanson
Some days are just what you need, and today was one of those. Skies overcast, a little leaden, but with the promise in the air for a period of 'dry' and a little bit of warmth poking through every so often.
Since returning from Africa, it's been tough for me to get out and paint the intensity of the greens that greeted me on my return. They're starting to moderate a little bit now and are turning the trees into those nice summertime masses that are wonderful to paint. I went out today to paint with a good painting friend and as we were making our way to the location we talked about how important it is, to each of us, to go out to search for the 'mood' that Mother Nature is presenting for the day rather than to go out to paint a 'place' or a 'thing'. That's a good attitude to have at times like this when the color is almost painfully intense and so overwhelmingly monochromatic. A myriad of different greens, but all still green.
Mood in the landscape is not a tangible quality, not the trees, grass, water and sky. Mood is how the landscape affects you emotionally, it is what you feel from of your senses... sight, sound, smell, touch (weather), taste and hear. Your impression of the sum of all of those things, and Anything else that is affecting you while out there is what is interesting to paint to me.
ps... I could never stand and paint effectively while wearing an iPod device and earbuds.
19 comments:
- DG Casey said...
Nice painting. As for painting with an mp3 player, if I've gone out alone, then I will have a player going in my ears, usually some easy listening or new wave music like Secret Garden or such. If I am with others, then no, I won't be listening to anything other than the great conversations I would be having with them.
- June 2, 2011 at 11:22 PM
- Art By Erika said...
Love love this painting. So lyrical. Do you have a book of your paintings? I tried to find a link or info on my question but couldn't.
I love nature's random musical playlists personally! I'm not a fan of earphones either but indoors, music is more fun when it's bouncing around the room :)
- June 3, 2011 at 1:01 AM
- Typh said...
Very nice Marc!
Frank - Italy.
- June 3, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- Donna T said...
Thanks for your words on mood, Marc. I think it's the quality I most admire in your work. Beautiful painting! Your feelings about the day come through so that I feel the peacful calmness of this scene - so much more important than just an accurate rendering of the place.
- June 3, 2011 at 7:34 AM
- Aipan arte naturalistica said...
this is a great piece of art. You managed to render the stillness yet it's vibrating with life and expectation. Thanks for the tip on mood...and it has to get tuned with your own.
Birds are music enough, aren't they?
- June 3, 2011 at 7:52 AM
Your painting is so dreamy I would love to live in it. Beautiful.
- June 3, 2011 at 9:19 AM
- Sharon Lynn Williams said...
Hi Marc: Could you please tell me how you made the background trees sit back from the foreground trees? Did you add white paint in addition to complement (red)?
Thanks for the great blog!
- June 3, 2011 at 7:44 PM
You are the "green guru". Do you have any secrets? What yellow and blue were used in this painting?
- June 3, 2011 at 9:01 PM
- Marian Fortunati said...
I imagine we all attempt to capture the mood of the scene. But oh my you do it so well!!!
- June 5, 2011 at 12:17 AM
- Daniel Fishback Fine Art LLC said...
No question about what is your center of interest in this painting. It would have been difficult for me to paint those trees in the background in a diffused way as you have done when they don't appear that way to the eye. That's part of the learning curve for me but the effect is wonderful!
- June 6, 2011 at 7:29 AM
- Steve Froelich said...
You are amazing. You see respite, I see green shouting in everything I look at. I should have paid more attention in class.
- June 6, 2011 at 12:33 PM
- oil painting edges said...
The landscape looks great! Thanks for sharing this!
- June 12, 2011 at 9:34 PM
- Deborah Conlon said...
Thanks for sharing this painting and your insights on mood. Love the warmth of your darks in the foreground! Deb Conlon
- June 13, 2011 at 6:50 AM
Just came across your blog! great blog and also excellent paintings1 I'll be back often :)
fellow artist www.onlineartdemos.co.uk
- June 14, 2011 at 5:39 AM
- Giselle Vidal McMenamin said...
Magnificent painting!
- June 21, 2011 at 8:51 PM
- Unknown said...
Thanks, Marc! Wonderful painting! Can you share your recipe for the greens?
- June 23, 2011 at 9:17 PM
- Priscilla Olson said...
Hi Marc. I've been enjoying your work since the Higbee Hullabaloo! (Bravo!) I look forward to following your blog, as I find your comments intelligent and instructive. There is also something to learn in your brushwork and color mixtures. Thanks!
- June 27, 2011 at 8:47 PM
- hmuxo said...
Beautiful painting! wonderful post.
- June 30, 2011 at 7:20 AM
- PleinEric said...
This sketch is just beautiful Marc!! Composition, edges, grouping of values... so well done. Bravo!
- July 28, 2011 at 8:49 PM


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In the lull before the pre-curtain Guthrie Theater rush, the kitchen at Sea Change seemed like one of those British farces, where the actors zip in and out through swinging doors, narrowly missing each other. A chef with a tray of shimmering trout whisked by another holding a knife. In all farces, timing is crucial.
Rock music played, but not very loudly. There was little idle chatter and almost every conversation was scripted toward the opening act: the 5 o'clock surge. But there was no panic, just a palpable intensity.
Chef de cuisine Jamie Malone was cleaning sea urchins, spiny orbs that she cut open to scoop out the foamy insides. They were a new item that she plans to offer in November, but she was trying them on select customers that night.
"This is the best part," said Malone, holding the urchin up to her nose. "Smells like low tide."
She offered a sample to a visitor and Shanti Jensen, who manages the front of the house. It was a salty, musty, nearly overwhelming taste of seawater.
Jensen asked what body part it was.
"It's, uh, the gonads," said Malone.
A sly smile spread on her face.
Malone, 30, has become one of the Twin Cities' top chefs through hard work, quiet determination and a subtle, quirky sense of humor. On the job, she's intensely focused and unusually unflappable, and she insists that her team display the same calm reserve.
The Sea Change kitchen mirrors the U-shape of the thrust stage upstairs, giving diners clear sight lines to watch the kitchen staff perform. Although there was a large photo of Arthur Miller staring down on it all, there was little drama that night.
At least until Vice President Joe Biden's wife, Jill, stepped into the kitchen to give Malone a hug and thank her for the meal. It was the only time she got a little flustered.
"She's usually like that, really reserved," said Tim McKee, chef/owner at La Belle Vie and the chef tapped by Sea Change operator Culinaire, the Dallas-based hospitality company, to oversee the restaurant's ambitious culinary program. "But she's got great command of the kitchen and rapport with the staff. She's built a really cohesive and professional team."
Following a dream
Malone grew up in North St. Paul and started cooking as a teenager; her fondest memories were of baking bread with her father. She was the kind of teen who rode her bike to the market on Saturdays, listening to "The Splendid Table" on Minnesota Public Radio.
A food nerd.
After high school, she traveled alone to Hong Kong and Europe, eating her way around the globe. She started a bead store with her mom and sister, but all day long she thought about what she would make for dinner.
So she asked herself what she would do if she had all the money in the world, and decided to study at Le Cordon Bleu in the Twin Cities. Her first internship was at La Belle Vie, under McKee, where "I learned everything: Keep your head down. Don't talk. Be organized."
She moved on to Porter and Frye, where chef Steven Brown was performing modern miracles with chemicals that few in Minnesota had heard of.
"I remember one of the interview questions was, 'What's a hydrochloride?'" said Malone. "I knew."
She helped open Barrio in Minneapolis and Edina, then bounced back and forth between them and Sea Change, where she became sous chef for Erik Anderson. When he left for Nashville, she sought the job, as did chefs from large cities.
"I just acted like it was my kitchen, until it was," said Malone.
Now the top chef of one of the metro area's top restaurants, Malone still studies relentlessly. She turned 30 in September, and got the book "Modernist Cuisine" for her birthday.
"It's about all I do: read books on food," she said.
Anderson said he saw "something special" the first time he cooked alongside Malone at Porter and Frye. "She just loves to cook," he said. "It's something you're born with. It can be nurtured, but it can't be taught."
Malone comes up with ideas for dishes at all hours, so she keeps a notebook with her to jot down thoughts. Then she gets together with sous chefs Ryan Cook and Adam Murphy and they start throwing ideas around. Pastry chef Niki Francioli punctuates the menu with such delights as a frozen passion fruit soufflé.
Sea Change is always seeking sustainable fish, and Malone is pushing more vegetables these days. For example, her abalone raw plate, with asparagus and bone marrow, "is a dish about vegetables; the abalone is incidental."
McKee describes Malone as "really creative and studious. She pays attention to what's going on in the culinary world, always reading the right books. She's able to take ideas she sees, build on them and make them her own. And she's got a great palate."
That palate is both sophisticated and simple. She says her custard concoction of egg, scallops and bacon reminds her of a "McDonald's bacon and egg breakfast sandwich." When asked to choose her death-row meal, she said "cheeseburger."
"I had a French fry sandwich for breakfast yesterday," she said with a small cringe of embarrassment.
Then there is the quirky humor. She held her index finger beneath her nose, displaying a small handlebar mustache tattoo on her finger.
The theater begins
The orders started coming in. "Four scallops, four clams, 10 rib-eye, all medium, two bouillabaisse, one veal."
Malone wanted to send some complimentary sea urchins to a table, but it wouldn't be to the all-steak table. She chose one by the windows. "They ordered oysters," she said. "That's always a good indicator of how adventurous people are."
Despite the arrival of 100 people simultaneously, the kitchen seemed calm. "This is kind of my thing," said Malone. "You can't make good food if you are being weird. Seeing cooks scramble makes me nervous."
A large number of scallop orders came in. It's a simple looking dish that takes an amazing amount of advanced preparation. The staff has already ground some chicken into a kind of crumble, fried chicken skin into crisps, cooked carrot confit in chicken fat, blackened carrots, concocted a carrot foam and purée and made a gastrique.
"Looks simple on the plate, but it's very labor-intensive. I just like chicken with scallops," Malone explained.
Rectangular plates were laid end-to-end, then Malone and Murphy followed each other, painting the plates with chile gastrique and finishing the dish with seared scallops. It looked like an assembly line for a Ferrari, and the end product was every bit as beautiful.
For the next three hours and more than 130 dinners, Malone had only one conversation that appeared unrelated to getting a perfect meal to a patron. Turning to a line chef, she asked: "What's your dog's name?"
"Sally," said Matt Hendrickson. "Like Mustang Sally."
Later, however, Malone explained that she names cooking teams after people's pets so they can better remember them. She was working, after all.
When she's not working, Malone reads and walks her greyhounds, Ellie and, predictably, Pork Chop.
She doesn't think being one of the few females at the top in local restaurants is a big deal. "It's the lifestyle. You don't have a life. You sacrifice so much."
Malone hopes the sacrifice is evident in every plate that comes out of the kitchen.
"I hope they love the flavors. I hope they are delighted by what they find on the plate. I hope they are surprised," she said.
Few 50-year-olds still work in the kitchen. Does Malone have an exit plan?
"I love being in the kitchen," she said. "You can learn about anything through cooking. You can learn about science, you can learn about culture, history, art.
"I'll be the 50-year-old in the kitchen."
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Wow, you step off the school food circuit for a couple of weeks and lots of interesting and hopeful stuff happens. Countdown until school gets out — about six weeks in our district — so I'll be blogging on various aspects of school food over the next few weeks.
For now, a little roundup, a cheat sheet of sorts, to bring you up to date on recent developments. And don't worry, even though it's testing week in my town, there won't be a quiz after you read this list.
FoodCorps: How (potentially) fabulous is FoodCorps? An AmeriCorps program (think domestic Peace Corps) that would put members in school gardens and establish farm-to-school relationships, particularly targeting towns lacking regular access to fresh produce. Perhaps the most reported item out of last week's annual W. K. Kellogg Foundation Food & Community Conference (for coverage check out Civil Eats, 5 Second Rule, and The Washington Post), seed funding is in place and a tentative start date of 2011 announced. FoodCorps is a project of the National Farm to School Network, and the planning committee includes good food folks like Curt Ellis, who co-created the documentary film King Corn, and NFSN's Debra Eschmeyer. Similar state programs are already up and running, including in Montana, and these initiatives may well serve as models for the national program.
Will FoodCorps folks also help out in school cafeteria kitchens prepping all that garden produce for scratch cooking or the salad bar? As Food Revolution revealed to the nation, lunch ladies like Alice Gue need extra hands to help get good food served up at school.
Food Revolution Legacy: Whatever you think about what Jamie Oliver did or didn't achieve in Huntington, West Virginia, his admirable efforts there have created a momentum that is likely to have a ripple effect for some time to come, both in that town and across the country. Heck, at least Huntington kindergartners now know their veggies as well as their colors. The Naked Chef himself says he'll continue with his U.S. school food crusade and you'll find references to the six-week show in predictable and unlikely places. For starters, check out this list from the MRI Technician Schools (what is that, exactly?): 80 Ways You Can Join the Food Revolution and Jane Black's positive piece for The Washington Post, which lays out the many benefits of bringing the Brit wonderboy to town.
Changes in Chicago: The Windy City's school board recently adopted new nutritional standards that make Chicago one of the largest school districts in the nation to try to exceed federal school food so-called gold standard guidelines. Next fall, a greater variety of vegetables, with more dark-green and orange veggies and fewer starchy ones, will appear on school lunch menus. More whole grains too. And less healthy stuff will either get the flick or be served less often: Sayonara nachos, doughnuts, and Pop-Tarts. The national non-profit Healthy Schools Campaign is working with the Chicago public school district to challenge 100 schools to meet this higher grade over the next three years, writes Melissa Graham, of Purple Asparagus. Graham's nonprofit plans to work closely with Chicago school parents to make sure as many schools as possible "go for the gold."
Blogosphere Beats the Drum: There's growing momentum to this school food revolution, as I point out in a previous post, and the cause is getting loads of attention online. Case in point: Over at Simple, Good and Tasty, Lee Zukor of Minneapolis served up a school lunch challenge to his readers — go eat with your kids and report back from the field. Way to both educate and mobilize a community. Folks across the country ate, snapped, and got all fired up over the muck that passes for a meal at school. Read all about the results right here.
And, of course, Mrs. Q continues to report from the trenches every day at Fed Up with Lunch: The School Lunch Project. Recently she made an appearance on Good Morning America, bringing her blog-based, fix-school-food campaign to a much wider audience.
Children Champion the Cause: Check out a newcomer to the school food blog arena, School Food Found Guilty, which chronicles what's for lunch in a public middle school for girls in New York City. The students' descriptions are classic: "Now just look at this type of food…Our stomach ached from the potato salad. It just tasted so bitter and horrible! It also felt so gooey and felt like mud. The peanut butter and jelly sandwich was squished and tasted like expired food. The jelly felt so gooey and the peanut butter was like ice! Everyone felt like vomitting [sic] out all of the food." Tell us how you really feel about the food, kids.
How about all that? What have I missed in the last few weeks? Is change happening in the cafeteria of your local schools? Let us know below. For now, class dismissed.


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Scrapbooking Using Microsoft Word
As a scrapbooker, you've probably used Microsoft Word to type up your journaling. Maybe you've even been brave and created a title with WordArt. But did you know that you can resize photos, type on pictures, organize elements on a page . . . literally design your entire layout in Word? You don't need any fancy software to begin—it's all there at your fingertips! Read on to see how easy it really is!
Note: All instructions in this article apply to Microsoft Word 1997–2003. If you have a later version of Word, check out our February 2009 issue of Creating Keepsakes for alternate guidelines.
Supplies Cardstock: Bazzill Basics Paper (blue) and Prism Papers (orange); Patterned paper, blue foam letters and brads: American Crafts; White chipboard letters: Heidi Swapp for Advantus; Font: Calibri.
Let's start with the photos.
1. Open up a blank document in Word and go to the View tab and look under Toolbars. Make sure the Standard, Formatting, Picture and Drawing toolbars are checked.
2. Find the Insert tab and select Picture, then select From File. Find the picture you want (on your computer, on a flash drive, on a photo CD), click on it, and select OK. There it is!
3. Now, click on the photo. In the bar at the top of the screen, find the Text Wrapping icon (a little dog in the middle of a square). Click on it and choose Behind Text.
4. You can move the photo around on your page by simply clicking on it, holding down the mouse and dragging it. If you position your cursor over the little squares at the corners, click and drag, you can resize the photo. Be careful not to use the squares at the top, bottom or sides or else you'll distort the picture!
5. If you'd like to crop your photo, click on it and choose the crop icon on the Picture toolbar. Bars will appear on the sides and corners of your photo which, if you click and drag, will allow you to shave off the excess.
6. Repeat for as many photos as you'd like to use in your layout. If these are the sizes you want your pictures to be, you can print them now.
Now, it's time to start designing!
1. Experiment with where you want to put the photos, resizing or cropping as desired, until you have a pleasing arrangement.
2. Add in areas for patterned paper. Go to the AutoShapes tab on the Drawing toolbar and select Basic Shapes. Click on the shape you'd like, text wrap just as you did for step 3 of your photos (see the previous section), and click and drag the squares until the dimensions and positions are how you want them.
3. To place the shapes behind your photos, click on each shape and click the little arrow next to Draw on the Drawing toolbar and select Order. I usually choose Send Behind Text.
Get ready to add text.
1. To create your title and journaling, click the Insert tab and choose Text Box. Just like you did with your photos and shapes, text wrap the box and manipulate it until it's the size you want for your title block.
2. Position your cursor over the edge of the box until you see an icon with crossed arrows and right-click. From the menu that appears, choose Add Text (or Edit Text). Now you are able to type in the box.
3. Choose the fonts and font sizes you want. You can highlight certain words or even letters in your title if you'd like to mix fonts or sizes.
4. If you don't want a line around the journaling box, right-click on the edge as you did in step 2 of this section, except choose Format Text Box from the menu. Select the Colors and Lines tab, then in the Color box choose No Fill and in the Line box choose No Line.
Execute the layout.
1. From here, print out your layout design on regular office paper. Click the File tab on the very top left of your screen and choose Print. I usually just print a draft version to save ink. Refer to this printout as you complete your layout.
2. If you haven't already printed your photos, click on each of them while holding down the Shift key until they are all selected. Right-click and choose Copy. Open a new document. Right-click and select Paste. Move the photos around as needed to stay clear of the margins and use space wisely.
3. Go back to your original document and delete everything except the journaling and/or title—whichever text you want printed on your background sheet of cardstock.
4. Use the paper layout you printed as a template for cutting out your patterned paper shapes and/or cardstock title block.
5. Add embellishments as desired, and you're done!
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I had this idea for many years and I finally got around to working on this. Working with my friend on his CNC mill we made a set out of some pressed board material after taking the measurements. We set them on the steel chassis pieces I cut out of a 84-87 Fiero only to find out they do not fit very well. The large center hole is significantly offset from the 3 smaller holes. Why? In my opinion when they made the jig to hold the steel to be welded for the 84-87 chassis they got it in the wrong place. The 3 smaller holes were later drilled by the mill and drill machine. In my opinion this is why the 84-87 Fiero has these oval washers. The three oval washers visually diminishes the appearance of the 3 smaller holes not being symmetrical around the large center hole. If the holes would have all been symmetrical it is possible GM would have used steel rings instead of the three oval washers. To make them look and fit well we made several variations offsetting the holes etc until we had a design to make them appear symmetrical. One ring fits on the left and one ring fits on the right. They are not symmetrical.
NOTE: The offset of the three small holes to the large center hole varies on every other Fiero chassis. So when installed they may still be slightly offset but still reasonably symmetrical to the large center hole.
Easy to install. With your Fiero on the ground just unbolt vent bracket and then the three nuts. Remove the three oval washers. Install the new rings and reinstall the nuts and the bracket to hold the louver. The new steel ring is approximately the same thickness as the old oval washers so the bracket should not need to be readjusted.
All edges are fully deburred, rounded and smoothed.
Zinc plated gold to match the plating on the OEM factory parts:
You can also paint them any color you choose.
Do you have a kit car/Mera etc? I have these without the large pad for those that do not use the factory rear deck lid louvers.
Sold in pairs, left and right.
I do not offer free shipping.
Because I use postal flat rate boxes for heavy orders there is no program that can add the proper amount of shipping to every order. So all shipping is added manually by myself after you place your order. That is explained here: Shipping added later explanation
When you place an order the shipping amount will show $0.00. Soon after you place an order you will receive an email confirmation that shows the amount of shipping that was added to your order.
Shipping: Shipping is $9.50 (Midwest-USA)
Final shipping cost is determined by weight of the item(s) and distance from Milwaukee, WI. Shipping prices quoted are for items shipped to the Midwest area in the USA. If you are ordering a single item or multiple items the total shipping price is determined after you place the order. I try to keep my shipping prices to a minimum and use Postal Flat Rate boxes whenever I can utilize them for an order.


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