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Exchange Server 2016 can be deployed using the graphical user-interface or a setup deployment wizard, in this Tutorial we are going to cover the required steps to deploy using command-line.
If you are deploying the first Exchange Server ever on your existent forest, then you need to prepare Active Directory to support the Exchange Organization. The same is required when deploying the first Exchange Server 2016 in an existent organization (which could be Exchange Server 2013 or Exchange Server 2010).
In this Tutorial, we are assuming that you are deploying an additional Exchange Server 2016 in your Exchange Organization. The first step is to make sure that all prerequisites are in place, and we cover all steps required in this following Tutorial: http://itprocentral.com//exchange-server-2016-prerequisites/
After checking all pre-requisites are in place, the administrator can open the command prompt (for Exchange Server 2016 it is easier to open Command-prompt instead of PowerShell) as administrator, and then go to the folder where the Exchange Server 2016 installation files are, and use the following command:
setup.exe /Mode:install /Role:Mailbox /IAcceptExchangeServerLicenseTerms
The results of the command above can be seen in the figure below, the only additional parameter that was used was /MDBName:DB30 which defines the name of the Mailbox Database that is created during the server installation.
In the new architecture of Exchange Server 2016 we don't have a lot of option when deploying an Exchange Server inside of the network, since the role will be Mailbox and because of that the process to deploy using command-line was simplified where there is no decision making from the administrator side.
A similar process can be used to deploy Edge server using command-line, however instead of using /Role:Mailbox the proper value would be /Role:Edge.


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Tendue is 701 sq. feet and comes fully furnished with all the pieces shown in the images below. Our two most popular layouts are shown here and capability to flex and adapt enables you to create a layout that works best for your group.
Furniture Measurements:
- Long dining tables: 84"L x 39½"W
(two tables, seat 8 people each)
- French kitchen island: 72"L x 40"W
- Sideboard: 72"W x 20"W
- Round dining table: 48" diam
Visit our Gallery for a glimpse of the different uses of our space.
Single Long Table
This layout works great for hosting group meetings and dinner events.
Two side-by-side tables
This layout works great for hosting workshops.

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Crisp, clear video and audio make Clocktree video appointments almost like meeting in person. We've optimized our appointment "rooms" to accommodate 2 or more parties on one call and you can connect for as long as you wish. What sets Clocktree apart is the ability to share notes, images and other documents before, during and after your video appointment. Start Now
You can easily schedule video appointments with your clients. If you choose, you can also allow clients to book appointments with you. You set your availability as you wish. Once an appointment is scheduled, both parties get reminders by email or text.
Safely keep in touch with clients in between visits. Clocktree gives you a 2-way secure messaging system that is HIPAA compliant and private. Send documents, offer a quick note of encouragement, answer questions or send reminders to clients that are automatically saved as part of the client's record.
Clocktree was built from the ground up to be HIPAA compliant. Every element, from video transmission to storing client data, meets HIPAA standards for encryption and security.
Upload, download or share anything from your HIPAA storage whenever you need it, wherever you need it. Maintain your own document and media library, stored in the cloud and accessible anywhere. Easily share files from your library with clients at any time without having to locate and upload from your computer. You can store any type of document you wish – insurance forms, tutorial videos, motivational articles, research papers – anything.
Keep important client information secure, accessible and up to date. Along with basic information such as date of birth, address and insurance information, Clocktree client profiles show a timeline history of previous appointments with easy access to messages, forms and records.
Invite as many colleagues and peers to Clocktree as you'd like – for free! Professionals use Clocktree as a secure way to send client referrals and to consult with each other. Gone are the days of faxing client records back and forth!
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Silver Flower Earrings
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These delicate floral earrings will make any senorita feel special. Layered with red beads and sterling silver medallions and cones, the leaves and flowers symbolize life and fertility. In a peasant economy where the livelihood depends on agriculture and livestock production, fertility symbols, such as water and flowers, are symbols of abundance, prosperity and welfare. Each set is a beautiful handmade gift made by goldsmiths of the Arica and Parinacota regions of Chile.
- Sterling silver
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- .5"W x 1.125"L
Artesanias de Chile // Chile
As well as providing fair employment to their artisans, Artesanias de Chile is also involved in the outreach, training and education of their partners and communities. In teaching traditional Chilean crafts, they share their skills and heritage to a community of otherwise disadvantaged artisans.
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Disney will soon have its own way to stream any Disney related content, be it films, music, books, and television programs from the Disney Channel according to The Financial Times. This new service will be called DisneyLife and will be both a web-based service as well as an app download.
Although there will be no Star Wars or Marvel content at launch, it will have everything else you could ever dream of Disney related. The service will cost a monthly £9.99 and subscribers will have access to hundreds of films, songs, books, TV shows, games and apps.
Although the service will be more expensive than, say, Netflix, it will be cheaper than satellite television and also offer a wider variety of content, like books.
UK families embrace new technology, and demand more flexible entertainment, and this is supported by superfast broadband connectivity and the proliferation of digital devices in this market.
Although this service is rolling out in the UK at first, Disney have plans to spread it across the globe over time. If we will be getting it in South Africa, who knows, but there are alternate ways to stream international content in SA already, so get ready to give Disney money every month in the near future.


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The TransJector is an "adjustable flow" chemical injector for feeding spray bars and arches with a nozzle flow rate from 3.3 to 7.3 GPM @ 40 PSI. This venturi injection unit uses city water pressure (40 - 125 PSI) to draw and blend chemical concentrate into the water stream. Both the water and chemical flow can be adjusted "on-the-fly" via needle valves making this a versatile unit for both new spray bar installations and retrofitting existing spray bar installations.
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I gifted a trip to Disney World to my mom, sister and sister-in-law last Christmas. When my husband and I joined the Disney Vacation Club (DVC) we knew we would want share our love of Disney with our family for many years to come. I was so excited to be able to surprise these three amazing women with a trip to Disney World. I put much love and detail into planning this trip! Here's some tips on how to make a Girls Only trip to Disney extra special!
As far as planning went, I paid for the resort (DVC), getting there (we drove in my CRV) and food (I saved up a while for this one). The only thing I had them cover was their tickets to the park.
I saved by keeping a physical envelope designated for the trip. You can also use a jar. I've found keeping it on display reminds you what you are saving for. I'd put gift cards I got as gifts to Target in it. I get them sometimes as a teacher gift. I shop at Target frequently, so whenever I'd get one of the deals where you buy something and get a Target gift card, I'd throw those in too. I'd also throw in cash whenever someone paid me back for something in the envelope too. I also have a Disney Visa that we use to pay for groceries and gas every month, so I was able to rack up about $50 in rewards on that card since my last Disney trip too. All in all, I saved about $500 and was able to then go to Target to purchase Disney gift cards with my Target red card and got $500 with a 5% discount, which meant I paid $475 dollars for $500 worth of gift cards!
I also recently discovered Raise. This is an app you can use to purchase discounted gift cards. I think I will use this app to purchase my Disney gift cards at a larger discount for my next trip. Currently, Walgreen gift cards are 11% off on Raise. Buy them, then buy Disney Gift Cards at Walgreens with those gift cards. 11% sure beats 5%!! New Customers! Save $5 off your first order of $50+ with code RAISE50AF (Ends 11.30.17)
I narrowed the choice of resort down to three, Animal Kingdom, Boardwalk and Old Key West and let them choose which they wanted to stay at. We decided on Old Key West as there are two queen beds in the studio room and it would be the comfiest amount of space for four adults. Check out my review of the Old Key West resort and check back later in November for a review of the Olivia's Cafe Restaurant.
We ended up deciding to go September 24th through 29th, 2017. We waited it out to see if there would be a good ticket discount and a good deal popped up mid-summer for a 4 day, one park a day pass for $79 a day.
I planned out most of the details of our trip myself and consulted my family on restaurants and rides they wanted to do. But, I controlled the My Disney Experience app and organized our days. I used my Ultimate Disney World Planning Guide sheets to organize our plans. Check out my post on How to Plan a Disney World Vacation for more details on planning your dream Disney vacation.
And, you can download for free the Planning Pages through my Free Printables page.
You can also plan a Girl's Trip to Disney World that isn't gifted by having everyone split the cost of the room. You can easily find Value and Moderate level resorts with two queen size beds or upgrade to a Deluxe resort like Old Key West that will cost much less split among four adults. I still recommend having one person in charge of most of the planning aspects.
This is the fun part!
I found out who each ladies' favorite Disney Princess was. Mine is Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), my sister Melanie's is Belle (Beauty and the Beast), my sister-in-law Paige's is Ariel (Little Mermaid) and my mom Cheryl's is Cinderella.
I first chose a customized Magic Band color specific to their Disney Princess on My Disney Experience. I went with pink for Aurora, blue for Cinderella, yellow for Belle and green for Ariel.
I then added some sparkle to each using glitter nail polish and clear nail polish top coat. This will not hurt the bands or prevent them from working in any way. I've been doing this to my bands for over a year now!
I then personalized even farther by checking out Etsy for Princess specific items for our trip!
I found Princess Cinch Sacks for only $10.98 each in the TommyRoseLane shop! Each has the silhouette of their favorite Disney Princess and their name on them.
Aurora loved my bag!
I also found Minnie Ears to match their bags through the Ulous Shop for $11.99 each!
For Ariel, she really has three colors, red, green and purple. So, since the bag was red with green writing, I got her Magic Band and ears in green.
I added a few extra "princess" items to their bag that I found inexpensively. The glitter cosmetic bags were found at the Dollartree.
As well as the coloring book and crayons…
and personal fans!
I also found Disney Princess chap-stick at Five Below!
I put everything together and gifted them in white bags with color specific tissue paper!
I also included some hand sanitizer (Dollartree) and mini tissue packs.
I also wrote each an individualized letter telling them how much I love and appreciate them and gave them a Disney Trip Allowance Certificate for souvenirs and snacks. I've added Minnie themed stationary paper and the Allowance Certificate in my Planning Bundle pages.
Just Relax and Have Fun
We had so much fun on this Disney Trip! I didn't become the schedule Nazi. I planned out our days using my planning pages, but once we got there I left the planning pages in the room and just went by the app. Once we were at the park, we had a plan, but also just went with the flow.
For the ride down I downloaded Disney Songs albums on Spotify and printed out Trivia and Would You Rather Disney themed games.
We just enjoyed ourselves and let ourselves be kids again! It was truly an experience we'll never forget and will always cherish.
Have you planned family trips to Disney? Share your favorite moments in the comments section below!
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Last year, I attempted the A to Z Blogging Challenge with young adult books starting with the appropriate letter of the alphabet. I was going to follow that same theme, but I knew so many of them would be the same and this year, I've been trying my hand at script writing - with fairly good success. So, I decided to base this year's theme on either movies I loved as a kid - or movies made for kids. Join me on a Hollywood adventure?
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
H is for The Hunger Games
Posted by Dawn Dalton on 6:00 AM
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Of course, I couldn't pass "H" without a nod to The Hunger Games.
I remember when I first read this book - I finished it one sitting, and was absolutely mesmerized by each page. Admittedly, it took me a little longer to get through Catching Fire and Mockingjay, but I absolutely devoured The Hunger Games.
The movie was good. Not perfect - but it's hard for book adaptations to live up to my expectations. I loved the acting, from the leads through to the supporting cast, and I thought that the cinematography was well done.
I think the movie just lacked a little bit of the chemistry between some of the characters, and yeah, the romantic in me MISSED that.
But when it's all said and done, I'm excited for Catching Fire and think as far as YA flicks go, this one is a solid contender for one of the best I've seen lately.
How about you? Are you hungry for Catching Fire? Or did The Hunger Games leave you with a bitter taste in your mouth?
- Dawn
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Definitely looking forward to Catching Fire! It's the TWO Mockingjay movies that concern me. :-) Amen on The Hunger Games, though
Rocky, I never understand breaking the fourth book into two movies just for the sake of more money :-(
Hunger Games was a very interesting show. Waiting to see what happens next.
Blessings and Bear hugs!
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We're blushing. Hursthouse was awarded the Best of Houzz 2015 in both the Design and Customer Service categories. We were chosen by the more than 25 million monthly unique users that comprise the Houzz community from among more than 500,000 active home building, remodeling and design industry professionals.
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Cars, motors, rallies, all these themes have been always popular among boys of various ages. No wonder that most of them know about Mercedes AMG Petronas, which formally competed at the Grand Prix in the 1930s, became the debutant in at Formula 1 in 1954. The name of Michael Schumacher is known to any contemporary boy of any age. There are various accessories, presented in the kids collections by Mercedes AMG Petronas, which offer a lot of options for small fans, attracting their attention to sports and active way of living. Boys Mercedes Replica Tee is the perfect choice for your motor and speed boy fan. Among the advantages of this t-shirt are reengineered sleeve seams, a crew neckline and 100 % cotton fabric used. Boys race track tee boasts all the hallmarks of the renowned racing team is another example of the style of this designer. This t-shirt would easily suit your boy's wardrobe and become his favorite for summer time or sport activities. A crew neckline with interior tape for comfort, this would guarantee long life to this t-shirt, irrespective of the number of the washes it will go through. Its classic fit is suitable for any type of figure.


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Why Won't My Insurance Company Pay Me?
Don't become a victim of your insurance company. We shares different scenarios as to why your insurance company isn't paying you what you deserve and how to rectify the situation.
Q: My case is simple; why won't the insurance company pay me?
A: Insurance companies come up with different reasons to dispute and fight the claims. A lot of times, even in a case where fault to you seems clear, they investigate and dispute or argue liability. They try to say that the accident is your fault or partially your fault and in most cases then, they try to reduce what they want to pay you by the percentage that they think you are at fault.
That's why it is important to have an attorney who can investigate and get evidence to prove that the insurance company is wrong. The other thing that comes up often is insurance companies try to fight how much of your medical bills are related to the accident. A lot of times they will agree that the emergency room visit is related, but they will try to fight anything after the emergency room visit and there are a lot of reasons for that. Sometimes it's based on the fact that it's their perception that you waited too long to get treatment and oftentimes it's because they try to blame an injury that you had in the past aggravating your new injury or injuries. All of these are reasons why it's important to speak with an attorney with experience who can consult with you and figure out the best way to get evidence to prove your case and get you compensated fully for your medical bills, your lost wages, and your pain and suffering.
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Okay, got some amazing items to post on:
1. This is from Janet of New Brunswick, aka bus13knitter on Ravelry. Janet thanks so much for the charitable contribution as well. We'll use it to buy boots for sure.
2. And before I left on holidays (Vancouver (or as my people call it "Bancouber"), Seattle, Portland, Victoria), I got this amazingly humungous box from Kathleen aka Kathleeno1 of Nova Scotia:
blankets first (the mitred one is my fave):
now socks, in an amazing array of sizes:
Given all the ravelry traffic, and the stuff that's already come in, I do believe that we'll be able to get every needy kid in the community a few pairs of socks - what a concept.
I'm waiting for the boot sales now, and we'll buy whatever we can to fill the shipment (though I think we might be cutting it close at the 100 pound mark) - thanks for everything guys, and stay tuned.
Finally, an update on shipping: I spoke to the lovely and talented Eric Fudge of Provincial Airlines and that absolute sweetheart is back in for another shipment. Eric, we love you!


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|SP28 Digital Elevation Model of Delaware
|Wang, L.T.
|B21C Groundwater Quality and Monitoring of Rapid Infiltration Basin Systems (RIBS), Theory and Field Experiments at Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware
|Andres, A.S., Walther, E.F., Türkmen, M., He, C., Chirnside, A.E.M., Ritter, W.F.
|B21B Hydrogeology of a Rapid Infiltration Basin System (RIBS) at Cape Henlopen State Park, Delaware
|Andres, A.S., Walther, E.F., Türkmen, M., He, C.
|OFR50 Database of Quaternary Coastal Geochronologic Information for the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts of North America (additional information for sites in Peru and Chile)
|Wehmiller, J.F., Pellerito, V.
|GM16 Geologic Map of the Fairmount and Rehoboth Beach Quadrangles, Delaware
|Ramsey, K.W.
|RI75 Stratigraphy and Correlation of the Oligocene to Pleistocene Section at Bethany Beach, Delaware
|McLaughlin, P.P., Miller, K.G., Browning, J.V., Ramsey, K.W., Benson, R.N., Tomlinson, J.L., Sugarman, P.J.
|RI65 Wellhead Protection Area Delineations for the Lewes-Rehoboth Beach Area, Delaware
|Duffy, C.A., Costas, E.M., Andres, A.S.
|RI63 An Evaluation of Sand Resources, Atlantic Offshore, Delaware
|Ramsey, K.W., McKenna, K.K.
|RI52 Quality and Geochemistry of Ground Water in Southern New Castle County, Delaware
|Ferrari, M.J., Bachman, L.J.
|OFR31 The Storm of July 5, 1989: Hydrologic Conditions
|Talley, J.H.
|RI43 Estimate of Direct Discharge of Fresh Ground Water to Rehoboth and Indian River Bays
|Andres, A.S.
|SP11 Instructions for Preparation of Delaware Geological Survey Data Base Schedules
|Talley, J.H., Windish, D.C.
|RI36 History of Oil and Gas Exploration in the Mid-Atlantic Region and Delaware's Involvement in the Federal OCS Leasing Program
|Doyle, R.G.
|OFR18 A Numerical Indicator of Water Conditions for Northern Delaware
|Jordan, R.R., Woodruff, K.D.
|RI33 Exploring, Drilling, and Producing Petroleum Offshore
|Spoljaric, N.
|RI31 Hydrocarbon Resource Potential of the Baltimore Canyon Trough
|Benson, R.N.
|RI9 Ground-Water Levels in Delaware January, 1962 - June, 1966
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Water Display Banner (SB2443)
A colourful banner for your 'Water' display.
Water Words on Droplets (SB96)
A set of words with presented in blue raindrops linked to a topic on 'Water'.
Water/Bubble Words on Bubbles (SB1496)
A set of water and bubble-related words presented in bubbles. Great for displays linked to water or washing.
Editable Version
Water Photo Set (SB2346)
A set of 16 photo sheets linked to water.
Soap Foam Display Words (SB5017)
Words linked to soap foam/lather presented on foam bubbles.
Water Area Activity Mats (SB6026)
Printable activity mats with various simple instructions to encourage pupils to manipulate the water in different ways.
Water Activity Cards (SB6027)
Printable activity cards with various simple instructions to encourage pupils to manipulate the water in different ways.
Water Area Signs (SB575)
A useful group of signs for use in your classroom water area. The set includes words such as 'pour', 'full', 'empty', 'stir', and 'splash', all with accompanying pictures.
Water-Themed A4 Page Borders (SB3003)
Portrait and landscape water drop-themed A4 page borders. Includes editable Microsoft Word templates s well as resizable JPG images.
Bubble-Themed A4 Page Borders (SB4873)
Portrait and landscape bubble-themed A4 page borders. Includes editable Microsoft Word templates as well as resizable JPG images.
Float and Sink Signs (SB172)
Two simple signs for 'float' and 'sink', great for use in your water play area.
Float and Sink Display Banner (SB2296)
A colourful banner for your 'Float and sink' display.
Water Editable Topic Book Covers (SB6879)
Printable book covers for your Water topic. Includes colour and black and white versions with space for pupil name, class and term.
Water Drops Display Border (SB3967)
Print your own border for a water-themed display. Cut out the strips and assemble around your display board.
Waterproof Topic Word Cards (SB867)
A set 22 word cards linked to waterproof and non-waterproof items. Includes words such as 'soak', 'rinse', 'macintosh', 'tissue' and 'absorbent'.
Waterproof or Not? Posters (SB3152)
18 A4 posters showing various items that are waterproof and not. Great as discussion aids or for use on topic displays.
Waterproof and Not Waterproof Sorting Cards (SB3154)
Create a fun matching activity with these printable waterproof/not waterproof cards. The set includes 24 different cards. Brilliant for promoting topic-related discussion.
Waterproof or Not? Bingo (SB4874)
A set of bingo boards where children decide whether the objects are waterproof or not.
Making a Splash! Display Banner (SB10928)
A printable banner for your water/weather topic with the title 'Making a Splash!'.
Editable Bubbles Template (SB7452)
A Microsoft Word template that enables you to add text to bubbles.
Editable Raindrops Template (SB6808)
A Microsoft Word template that enables you to add text to raindrops.
Alphabet on Raindrops (SB6794)
The lowercase alphabet presented on raindrops.
Numbers 0-50 on Raindrops (SB6800)
The numbers from 0-50 presented raindrops.
Phonemes on Bubbles (SB1423)
The 50 phonemes, as specified in the DfES 'Letters and Sounds' publication, presented on bubbles.
Numbers 0-100 on Bubbles (SB7453)
The numbers from 0 to 100 presented on bubbles.
Alphabet on Water Splashes - Uppercase with Lowercase (SB8008)
The uppercase with lowercase alphabet letters presented on water splashes.
Numbers 0-30 on Water Splashes (SB1599)
A set of A4-sized printable water splashes featuring the numbers from 0 up to 30. These are ideal for creating wall displays or hanging number lines in your classroom. Can also be used as fun flash cards and all sorts of other uses. Print size can be reduced using 'print scale' option in Adobe Reader.
Saving Water Display Banner (SB3850)
A colour banner for your 'Saving Water' display.
Our Water Promises Display Banner (SB7259)
A colour banner with the title, 'Our Water Promises' for a display on saving water.
Our Ice Investigation Display Banner (SB7258)
A colour banner for your ice investigation classroom display.
Making a Splash Display Banner (SB9760)
A printable banner for your water topic with the title 'Making a Splash!'.
Editable Underwater Banner Template (SB10976)
An editable banner with an underwater background theme. Microsoft Publisher 2007 or higher required to view and edit.
Editable Water Droplets Display Banner (SB9757)
An editable banner with a water droplet border. Microsoft Publisher 2007 or higher required to view and edit.
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VMware to acquire Zimbra? – UPDATED
For the ones that don't know it, Zimbra is an online/offline collaboration suite which Yahoo acquired in September 2007 for $350M in cash and that competes with Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) PIMs offered by Google or Zoho for example.
Zimbra also offers an open source mail client that competes with products such as Microsoft Office and Mozilla Thunderbird.
The platform didn't get much traction compared to the competitors above and Yahoo is rumored to be trying to sell it since September 2008.
Now All Things Digital, the tech division of the The Wall Street Journal, is reporting that VMware is acquiring Zimbra.
While this is seems extremely unlikely, WSJ is very reliable news source and Kara Swisher reports confirmations from multiple sources.
So, assuming this rumor will be confirmed as true, the question is: why a virtualization vendor like VMware would want a SaaS collaboration suite like Zimbra?
Possibly because, as virtualization.info already suggested, VMware may be working to compete with Google.
The new CEO Paul Maritz, which has been a top executive in Microsoft for many years, may envision a new VMware which offers IaaS, PaaS (see the SpringSource acquisition) and SaaS technologies all together.
Problem is that VMware has a solid reputation as a virtualization company. And a virtualization company which supports any platform and any application, no matter what the vendor is.
So far VMware has been pretty good at keeping this reputation, despite its parent company EMC.
But the more VMware "expands up the stack", to use the Swisher's words, the more partners it turns into competitors.
Additionally, no matter how respected VMware is in the IT world at today: any product it will launch besides hardware virtualization platforms may receive a skeptical welcome and just turn away the core customer base. The reactions obtained after the SpringSource acquisition are an example.
Again, assuming this acquisition is confirmed, it is legit to ask: is the company moving this way because this is the new right way to evolve for VMware, or just because this is the best way the company believes it could survive a future where Microsoft turned virtualization into a real OS commodity and Google persuaded the world to embrace HTML5 and just release web applications?
Update: All Things D further confirms the rumor and informs that Yahoo and VMware will announce the sale tomorrow, Jan. 12, 2010.
It seems that VMware paid more than $100M to have Zimbra.
The acquisition is stranger than ever because the intellectual property of Zimbra technology will remain at Yahoo, which will give it back to VMware over time.
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Relive the Summer of Love at the Library
Films, author talks, fashion shows and more at the San Francisco Public Library
San Francisco, CA — Flash back to 1967 with films, author talks, art and programs for all ages. The Park Branch in the Haight-Ashbury neighborhood is particularly rocking this summer with tie dye and macramé classes, an exhibition of photographs and memorabilia, a 60s fashion show and film screenings.
The counter culture revolution of the hippies during the Summer of Love is revealed in Revolution, a film screening at the Main Library on July 16, along with a panel discussion. Tune in with music musings at the Main as author Rosie McGee discusses The Grateful Dead and Rodney Paul takes on the evolution of Jefferson Airplane. Join Bay Area women who were pivotal in the revolution for women's rights for a panel discussion on the gender revolution, and attend a lecture about Irwin Klein's photographs that captured the life of a counterculture's transition to a social movement.
The Thursdays at Noon film lineup at the Main features movies made in 1967 including The Graduate, Cool Hand Luke, Bonnie and Clyde and In the Heat of the Night.
Two special exhibits at the Main, The Summer of Love and Haight and Sex, Drugs and Runaways showcases photographs, pamphlets, posters, governmental documents and other ephemera of the time. Plus, in partnership with the de Young Museum, teens are leading youth art activities at many neighborhood branches—getting inspiration from the Art, Fashion and Rock & Roll exhibit at the museum.
Please visit your favorite San Francisco Public Library for details, or go to sfpl.org/summeroflove.
View the Summer of Love Program Guide (PDF)
Summer of Love programming is funded in part by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library
Related Programs
The Grateful Dead: Before, During & After the Summer of Love (author talk) – Aug. 2, 6:30 p.m., Main Library, Learning Studio
Jefferson Airplane: A Deep Dive – Aug. 22, 6 p.m., Main Library, Koret Auditorium
The Gender Revolution: Panel Discussion – Sept. 7, 3:30 p.m., Main Library, Koret Auditorium
Irwin Klein and the New Settlers (author talk) – Sept. 12, 6:30 p.m., Main Library, Latino / Hispanic Community Meeting Room
Hippie Food – Talk with Jonathan Kauffman – Sept. 28, 6:30 p.m., Main Library
Art, Craft & Fashion
Macrame Plant Holders – July 19, 6 p.m., Park Branch
Let's Dye! – July 12, 7 p.m., Park Branch / July 12, 5 p.m., Mission Branch / July 27, 5 p.m., Visitacion Valley Branch
1960s Fashion Show – Aug. 5, 3 p.m., Park Branch
Summer of Love and Haight — July 15 through Oct. 29, Main Library, Jewett Gallery
Opening Event: Revolution – Film and discussion. July 16, 1 p.m., Main Library, Koret Auditorium
Sex, Drugs and Runaways – On view through Oct. 19, Main Library, 5th Floor Government Information Center
Haight-Ashbury's Summer of Love: National and Local Media Coverage – On view through Sept. 15, Main Library, 5th Floor Magazines and Newspapers Center
The Seen: What you would have seen on Haight Street in 1967 – Aug. 5 – Dec. 7, Park Branch Library
Revolution – July 16, 1 p.m., Main Library, Koret Auditorium
Riot on Sunset Strip – July 26, 6:30 p.m., Park Branch
Les Diggers de San Francisco – Aug. 5, 2 p.m., Main Library, Koret Auditorium
Thursday at Noon Films presents Summer of Love: Films made in 1967 – Thursdays, 12 p.m., Koret Auditorium
July 6: The Graduate
July 13: Cool Hand Luke
July 20: Bonnie and Clyde
July 27: In the Heat of the Night


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I'll go without it a lot. Only one armpit sweats now, and even then, it's tolerable most of the time.
I'll go without it a lot. Only one armpit sweats now, and even then, it's tolerable most of the time.
Force of habit here. ThreeS's here followed by a D. oderant
I use spray deodorant only when I go somewhere as well as cologne. So I guess when I'm home I enjoy smelling. I kid I don't.
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i wear it even thou i dont sweat my pits still stink w/out deodorant.
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I still use it,i jst like to smell nice
I have bought deodorant about 3 times in the past 9 years. I dont use it but I keep it around in case any of my friends need it.
Keep your butt dry!
I still use it but have learned to put it on after I tie my shoes. Or after I put on a shirt. Otherwise most of it gets on the knees of my jeans and that looks weird. Smells good... but looks weird. My knees never sweat so getting deodorant on them is pointless.
"Be kind, for everyone you meet is fighting a great battle." - Philo of Alexandria
Great point!!!!!!!!Originally Posted by bob clark
I'm a para and my arm pits do stink at times, so I wear deodorant everyday. Someone did say that you don't notice your own BO, so don't think just because you don't notice your own BO, no one else will. Just people don't say anything about BO, unless you have kids, we all know how honiest they like to be.
If you notice that people step back a couple of feet after being next to you, then you probably have BO. Think about what your throughts are after you smell someone with BO, do you want people thinking the same thoughts about you?
I use it...I do not want to be one of those people that someone has to stand 50 feet away from in order to talk to them.
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Monday, August 10, 2009, 3:05PM
Is it a great time to Rent?
Now is a great time to rent a home! I keep seeing rental prices going down with the struggling economy. This leads to the question many potential buyers question have, should I buy or should I rent? There are three instances in which you should decide to rent. One is when you plan to move from the area in next two years or less. The second is when are unsure of your future income or job stability. The 3rd instance is if you can't get a fair interest rate or mortgage terms due to your current credit score.
Some people feel if you are new to an area you should rent for a while and that could be true, but my thinking is take advantage of the first time buyer credit of $8,000 while you can. This program ends Nov 30, 2009, and it would be a good opportunity lost if the program isn't available when you are ready to buy.
A few tips for renters; How to get the best deal.
If your credit score is good and your income is easily verified, you are in a good position to negotiate the rental price! So offer a bit less and state to the landlord you're a low risk, and that's worth the price break.
If you have money to pay several months in advance, ask for a rent discount for the early payment and pay in advance. (Caution it is best to make sure the owner's mortgage is current) check county records to see if the lender has filed a motion to begin a foreclosure.
Ask for a tenant reference of the landlord or manager. Most property management companies would be glad to provide a reference of their service. If you can't talk with someone who has been a long term tenant it might mean the company has a policy to raise the rent dramatically after the first year.
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Four weeks post-op, physical therapy three times a week, arm pendulums and stretches at home, extremely ugly hot black brace on whenever I am away from the comforts of my daily surroundings (which means most all the time), but still I NEED TO GARDEN! Yesterday was the first day I attempted to actually dig a hole and plant something. Four big passions in my life, children and husband don't count, are reading, writing, gardening and riding my bike. Reading has saved many a day this last four weeks, writing – while difficult by hand (I am left handed/ as was the shoulder that was repaired) has been ok on the computer. I knew there wouldn't be any bike riding in my summer plans, but I didn't know how long it would be for me to get a trowel back in my hand. Turns out – four weeks! Today I planted some more pink creeping baby's breath around the purple iceberg roses, the one I put in last year has taken off like gangbusters, planted up some Art Deco zinnia seeds in honor of my dear friend Linny who passed away in March, filled a couple containers with soil in prep for some herbs later this week, pruned back a Russian sage – no pruners involved, just break the brittle growth from last year, and cleaned out some pots to get them ready for color soon.
My garden, like yours I'm hope, is just starting to take on the lovely Late Spring Burst. The early flowering shrubs have finished up weeks ago, and the crabapples are now filled with shiny leafs, but the true joy of most gardeners is just now taking center stage from its position in the wings – the perennial beds are waking up and are all set for center stage. Pink Salvias, Agastache, Valerian, Mallow, and Guara – all covered with immense buds just waiting for a little bit more warm weather, and then curtains up – the show begins. I will sit on the deck the next few weeks and watch as the story unfolds in the beds and plan out what to put where when I get full use of my shovel shoulders back. You can't keep a gardener down, for long.
My Mama dove from last year returned to the same hanging basket on the front porch (at least I like to think she is the same one), it will be another four weeks before I can fill this one with flowers.
This is the year I just know it - the wisteria that we planted around the pergola will finally take over the top
Took the wall-o-water off the little 4" starter tomato plant I put in on April 1st, just in time for the 60mph winds yesterday. But it looks ok this morning, and there are 2 tomatoes waiting for me.
Salvia is amazing, evergreen all winter, the buds are about 1 1/2" across, can't wait to see them bloom.This variety is bright pink.
Mike choose Art Deco Zinnia seeds to pass out at Linny's Celebration of Life. I know they will be just as beautiful as she was, and I will save and re-plant the seeds from the flowers every year in her memory.
Vinca major - Big Leaf Periwinkle, showing this in case you are thinking of a ground cover for an eastern exposure, full sun until about 1pm. Now it is about 2' high, re-roots itself like crazy and has little purple flowers all summer. This path up to the front door is about 20' long and it took three years from one little start to cover all of it. Worth the wait.
yep, aphids on the pink lemonade honeysuckle,(lonicera heckrotti 'Pink Lemonade') nothing that a quick blast of water won't cure
Planted this from one little 3.5 pot last year, it has taken off so beautifully and is absolutely covered in pink flowers all summer and late into fall
the new creeping pink baby's breath that I just planted, with 1 arm!!!


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Lucky me, I scored an invite to Boxwood's friends-and-family launch just prior to its opening night. Hotly anticipated on Calgary's cuisine scene, the central Memorial Park restaurant is a River Café spinoff that's been roughly a year in prep. No less than five former River Café staff members are involved in the launch of this new eatery, including executive chef Andy Bujak and up-and-coming sous chef Joy Lee.
Boxwood's city-owned building is small and just what most of this boxy cement town ought to be built like. All bare wood, smart tiling and windows with a high ceiling, it makes great use of its park view, which includes an after-dark fountain light show.
The Boxwood cuisine concept is simple: high-end, locally sourced, seasonal and sustainable food a la its Prince's Island mother ship but at lower cost. Apropos of its accessibility angle, Boxwood doesn't accept reservations. I take a soon-to-be coveted end-of-bar seat and watch the open kitchen buzz. I wonder if a bucket of rustic crusts is ornamental. My server says, nope, these good lookin' flatbreads are roasted garlic spiced crackers served with the hummus ($7).
Bujak's menu is loaded with local meat and produce including Poplar Bluff potatoes, Sylvan Star gouda, Winter's organic Turkey, Spragg Farm roast porchetta, Driview Farm lamb. The heart of the kitchen is its rotisserie. It not only cooks meat for evening entrées, but for Boxwood's lunchtime Panini sandwiches. And like River Café, all the restaurant's breads and pickles are made in-house.
With a nice glass of 2009 Montpezat merlot in hand, I order a PV Farm organic roasted chicken with tarragon and chipotle vinaigrette ($15). To this, I add farro salad with marinated feta, nectarines and arugula ($6).
The chicken, served on a rustic enamel platter, is a killer. Cooked perfectly with crisp skin, moist meat, it's expertly seasoned and covered in herbs. The salad's plump farro grains have a good, firm pop. The cheese is delectably sweet.
As the sun sets and the fountain lights, the eating turns to socializing. And more eating. I sample a unique bowl of mussels in broth with oven-dried tomatoes and pork (not on the menu as of this posting). There are jokes about drinking the broth after the mussels are eaten. It's that good. Last down the hatch is a dark chocolate raspberry and caramel brownie ($5) that looks like a chocolate scone and tastes like chocolate heaven.
In my ideal world, this restaurant would overthrow the fast food chains and serve great local grub for
cheap on every city street. Until that day comes, I'll take my spot in line at Boxwood's front door.
Ian Doig.
Boxwood Café at Central Memorial Park
340 13th Avenue S.W.
Calgary, Alberta
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It's finals week at Arizona State University, which means The State Press, the school's student newspaper, is printing articles that appear to be term papers. Like, for example, this monster 1,800-word profile of Stinkweeds Records owner, former Modified owner, and all-around Phoenix indie booster/mascot Kimber Lanning.
The piece is really, really long (tip for ASU journalism students: You probably shouldn't try writing anything over 1,000 words until you're a year or so into your career) but there are some real gems in the piece. Like this quote about how well her record store is doing during The Great Recession:
Lanning said that although the Central corridor where her shop is located is down three percent in sales tax revenue from last year, her business is actually up during the recession.
"I'm three percent up over last year," she said.
Lanning also said she sees the area around her shop really growing and expanding in the next five years.
"It's definitely going to boom," Lanning said. "I'll bet my life on it."
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Waste a couple of hours this morning on personal legal stuff - very boring and so unnecessary - I hope that's the end of it - and end up being 45 mins (and unshowered) late for my book club.
We've been reading The City of Falling Angels by John Berendt. which had a fairly good reaction from each of the 20 people who came along to Chez Vero's restaurant in Congenies (the old cave cooperative). Granny, grandad and 'A' took Alicia for a walk along the voie verte with her dolly's pushchair - she picked wild flowers for me and was frightened by a butterfly :o)
Lunch at Chez Vero's was good - 3 courses for only Euro12 - bargain! Ordering the meal was nothing if not confusing (3 different price menus and 17 people who are only half listening in another language.) But it was tasty when we got it.
We are having the second hand book market of BritsNimes in this resto too. The owner J-P is going to be doing a 600 person mail out and offers us space in his envelopes - so this afternoon, I knuckle down and compose a few words for the compliment slip sized advert - and Benoit translates it.
I also print 100 business cards for Benoit and 30-odd leaflets for French Help Services Everybody else is sitting on the living room floor playing with Lego MIndstorms.
I've made so much cannelloni - we have to have it to eat again tonight....
Relocation to the Montpellier, Nimes, Languedoc Area
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Help with house purchases (we are not an estate agent, therefore totally without bias)
Help with Utilities - English speaking contacts for all requirements (Banking, Insurance....)
English TV installation - Telephone & internet installations
Holiday Home / Gite Management (15 years experience in the UK Travel Industry)
Making friends - Helping with schools, creches, nannies, shopping, home-making...
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Today is the BIG REVEAL of GenTwenty's newest look! While it isn't their very first launch day (GenTwenty was founded in March of 2013), it's still a launch day of their beautiful new brand—something to really celebrate!
Nicole expressed wanting to work with me—and I could not have been happier to get the opportunity to capture her amazing brand! I worked closely with her as I discovered the hearts and minds of not just Nicole, but all of the many amazing contributors of the GenTwenty blog. These girls KNOW what it's like to live life in your twenties. In their own words: Our tried and true advice about growing up and navigating the real world will help you define your goals, figure out what your next move will be, and have fun along the way. And seriously, you can tell all of the hard work and careful thought that goes into the content of their blog.
We wanted to give GenTwenty a clean, classy look that embodied sophistication—but also with a touch of fun. The yellow and teal pairing were perfect in communicating this, along with the font pairing of a more traditional "gen" with a fun, hand-lettered "twenty."
I loved working with Nicole, and—as a twenty-something myself—can't wait to follow along on her incredible journey as her and the contributors of GenTwenty continue to help us as we make the most of this decade!
"Working with Melody was a dream. As a design-challenged writer, Melody made my brand visibly cohesive and helped me understand every single element and decision that went into my design. I can't recommend her enough."
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Russell Grant was booted off "Strictly Come Dancing" on Sunday night despite his original "cannon blast" performance.
Grant, an astrologer, had blasted off from the cannon and danced with partner Flavia Cacace on the BBC reality dance show, in a starry and glittery performance.
Though the judges had rated the performance with a score of 24, the pair was voted off after the cumulative total of the audience votes was tallied with the judges.
"Every show I've done has been a highlight, it's been fantastic. The public have been great, the audiences have been great," Grant told The Sun. "I've learnt from the judges, I've listened to the judges - but most of all I've had the most fantastic partner in Flavia Cacace."
Professional partner Cacace added: "I completely agree with everyone out there who absolutely loves you because you are a true inspiration. It has been an absolute pleasure and joy partnering you."
Australian beauty Holly Valance and partner Artem Chigvintsev, who had a score of 31 and were fifth on the board, have got another chance to perform after landing in the bottom two.
The celebrity dance show also saw a duet sung by James Morrison and Jessie J. at the Wembley Arena with a live audience of 6,000 and more than 12.5 million viewers at home.


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Most fish breed by spawning, or laying eggs, according to Petalia. Some fish species give birth to live babies. Spawning fish reproduce when males fertilize the eggs after they are laid, while livebearing females are directly fertilized by the males.
Baby fish often need assistance avoiding predators until they grow large enough to avoid being eaten. Once baby fish are born, the fishkeeper needs to provide cover so the babies are not eaten by their tankmates or their parents. This can be dense plant cover in the parents' tank, or the baby fish can be removed altogether and kept in their own fry tank.


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The Parent Council is the only venue that brings together parents, students, teachers, and administrators to discuss our common goal of enhancing Catholic Education through the Arts and Arts Education through Catholic Values.
The Parent Council is very fortunate to have such a diverse enthusiastic membership that represents all sectors of our School. Members actively participate in our regular monthly meetings and activities. Our meetings are structured to inform and encourage an open dialogue between all invested parties. You are always welcome to attend any of our meetings. By virtue of being a member of the Cardinal Carter (C.C.A.A.) Community YOU ARE A MEMBER OF THE C.S.P.C.!
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Admiralty of Vanderbilt Beach is an intimate 7 story mid-rise with 6 floors of residential over the entry ground floor. All end units with just 2 units per floor. Built in 1985, all the units are 2 bedroom 2 bath mirror images of one another with an up close presence to the sand & sea.
Each unit measures just under 1150′ square feet. An open aired building with accordion shutters at either end of each hall which the owners control. A lovely feature, especially in high season (Jan., Feb., Mar.) when the Gulf breeze wafts through the building.
Admiralty offers a beach front spa, terrace with a BBQ area and a nifty common beach storage bin for your beach chairs, etc. The Gulf serves as your swimming pool.
A fairly rare pet policy for Vanderbilt Beach allows up to 2 dogs or 2 cats weighing less than 25 lbs.
One assigned parking space comes with every unit either under an open building or outside with ample guest parking.
12 leases are allowed per year with a 30 day minimum. A lobby phone provides secure entry into the elevator accessed via a small foyer under the building.
Admiralty enjoys a location to the south end of Gulf Shore Drive footsteps to the treasured "toes in the sand" dining at The Turtle Club, the laid back Lighthouse for yummy burgers (and more) on the bay, the areas Marina for boat rentals, the convenient Beach Store and more.


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For the past couple of months, LATISM has been working in collaboration with a group of Latina movers and shakers within our community in a campaign that includes, among other things, a Survey to study the Latina Blogosphere and a Social Fiesta at the BlogHer Conference in August. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, LATISM is now able to offer five additional scholarships to bring a group of Latina women bloggers from around the United States to the BlogHer '10 Conference.
The submissions to apply for our scholarship poured in from around the Latina blogosphere – so many in fact, that our amazing Scholarship Selection Committee has had a very tough time trying to narrow it down to just five winners!
From the mother of five who started blogging in order to share her daily experiences with her family, to political and environmental bloggers and everything in between, EVERY SINGLE APPLICANT is worthy of a scholarship. The five selections below represent the submissions that garnered the most votes and support from our Latinas in Social Media committee, in a very transparent and democratic process.
Today, we are proud to announce the recipients of the Latinas in Social Media BlogHer Scholarship [in no particular order]:
Blog[s]: Thoughts of a Mommy (TOAM), Disneylandia al Día (D.a.D)
TOAM is a blog in Spanglish showcasing an array of giveaways, product reviews, and recipes with a Latina twist. Disneylandia al Día is the only blog in Spanish about Disneyland in California.
Winner: Janis Casares
Blog[s]: Sneak Peek At Me
Janice uses her role as a special needs mom to bring awareness and advocacy to parents/children with special (or medical) needs.
Winner: Maegan "la Mamita Mala" Ortiz
Blog[s]: Vivirlatino
A daily site, completely mujer-owned and written on Latino politics & culture from a radical perspective
Winner: Blanca Stella
Blog[s]: Mi Caminar
A blog about motivation, inner peace, inspiration and faith
Winner: Dariela Cruz
Blog[s]: Mami Talks
Dariela writes about anything related to family, life, whatever inspires her as a mom/woman/designer/latina as viewed through her camera lens, her bi-cultural family and her design point of view.
Scholarship Winners Will Receive [Estimated value: $800]
- A Full-pass conference ticket
- A hotel room shared with another Bloguera
- Partial cover of flight ticket
- Access to Conference sessions and networking parties, including our very own Social Fiesta on Thursday August 5, 2010
Criteria to win the scholarship were:
- Must be a Latina
- Must be a Blogger
- Must be over 18 yrs. old
- Must be a U.S. blogger
- Blog must be at least 6 months old with over 75 posts
- We also looked at factors like geographic representation, blog topic and seniority
The Process and Follow-Up:
We received a total of 33 applications to our Latinas in Social Media Scholarship. All applicants' information was compiled, reviewed and voted on by our Scholarship Selection Committee. All votes were then discussed and tallied. Winners were selected by amount of votes from each of the committee members.
Because we believe every single applicant on that list deserves a scholarship, we have decided to take steps into getting the applications fulfilled via additional donations and other tactics. We will reveal our plan of action to help bring the rest of our non-winning applicants in a separate communication, so stay tuned.
LATISM is keeping the roster of applicants and the remaining, non-winning applicants will be given priority by order of votes. A full list is available upon request. To obtain the full tally of votes, to inquire about your standing in particular, or if you're interested in helping more Latinas to take advantage of this learning opportunity, please contact Elianne Ramos at email@example.com


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Steelcase marks 100th year by looking to the future
People who attend NeoCon every year are used to its party atmosphere, but there really is a party of sorts going on at the Steelcase showroom — a birthday party. And if there is a cake on hand, it will be decorated with 100 candles.
Steelcase began in Grand Rapids in 1912 as the Metal Office Furniture Co., and in 1914 the company got its first patent on a steel wastebasket. Steelcase was off and running in the office furniture industry, because steel doesn't burn.
As new office buildings kept increasing in height, the threat of fire became worse because firefighters weren't equipped to reach the highest floors. Virtually all furniture was wood in the early 1900s, and wastebaskets were typically made of woven straw or wicker, because it was lightweight. Compounding the situation was the fact that male office workers smoked on the job — cigars and pipes as well as cigarettes. Smoldering butts and ashes in the trash started some major fires.
In 1915, the new Customs House in Boston was the largest office building in Beantown. The government insisted it would be furnished with fireproof steel desks, and MOFC submitted a bid — even though the upstart company in Grand Rapids had never sold a desk. The firm got the order, filled it, and the rest is history.
Steelcase CEO Jim Hackett said the company decided not to look back as it celebrates its 100th birthday — that's what it did at 75. This time, it's a "look toward the future, with great optimism about what the potential for this business might be," said Hackett.
Steelcase has created a special anniversary website, 100.steelcase.com, and commissioned a 17-minute film called "One Day," interviews with children in six countries around the world, talking optimistically about what they think the world will be like in the future. Another segment of the website, "100 Minds," was organized by acclaimed writer and journalist John Hockenberry and features some of the world's most accomplished individuals sharing their views of what the future can be.
The selection of Hockenberry to curate "100 Minds" was no random move on the part of Steelcase. He graduated from East Grand Rapids High School in 1974 and, as noted by Hackett, the writer's father was the head of R&D and design at Steelcase in the early 1970s.
Hockenberry was paralyzed from the chest down as the result of a car crash in 1976. Despite that disability, he soon began a career as a newscaster for National Public Radio and eventually made a name for himself as a journalist, covering the Persian Gulf War and later, as an ABC news reporter, the civil war in Somalia. He also has worked for Dateline NBC and written for The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Washington Post, Wired, the Columbia Journalism Review and others. As an activist working on behalf of physically disabled people, he produced a controversial documentary called "Million Dollar Bigot." He lives on the East Coast and is married with a family.
The "100 Years" segment on 100.steelcase.com contains the latest information about Steelcase activities and events in its 100th year.
"In addition to these media-based ideas, we also had celebrations all over the world with our employees," said Hackett, an idea that resulted in an "extraordinary" series of birthday parties that were "really a great tribute to the company."


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Court House
This is a charming Stuart garden building of about 1620, architecturally listed Grade I.
Encapsulating the romance of Owlpen, it has been imaginatively converted to provide a chic little cottage for two people, although there is enough space for another 2 people at an extra cost. Situated next to the Manor gardens, the diminutive Court House with its quirky period charm is a favourite with history buffs, aesthetes and lovers of architecture.
The Court House is set over three floors and has three bedrooms. The ground floor has a galley kitchen, bathroom and charming dining room with an original flagstone floor and large window with views onto the gardens of the manor house. A steep winding staircase leads to the first floor, which has a double bedroom and cosy living room, furnished with beautiful antiques and mod cons such as TV, DVD player, broadband router (all wifi is free), and telephone. Go up the winding stiars again, and you'll find two bedrooms in the attic, consisting of one twin room (both the beds are tucked up under the eaves so headroom is limited), and then another double in an alcove, separated by a curtain. Although the cottage can sleep 6, we recommend no more than four adults in the space, and only six with children.
Please be aware: The Court House is a very old building with uneven floors, steep and very narrow stairs, and access from the road via a path on the bank. We do not recommend this cottage for those with limited mobility. However, the house has bags of character and charm, and ifs a favourite for people who truly want to experience an unspoilt piece of history in this charming Cotswold valley. If you have any questions, please ask at the estate office.


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Tires! Tires really are a vital component in your tire. Those are the sole road contact. It's, therefore, very important for your own personel safety to examine your tires before venturing out on the highway. There are many ways to determine the safety of the tire also it can often …Read More »
Monthly Archives: March 2017
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Ways to Find Repo Vehicle Sales
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Using the development of the car glass repair industry, there's an enormous requirement of repair and substitute technicians. Auto glass tasks are quite difficult as technicians are needed to become good at their task and keep a nice attitude towards customers. A Short Job Profile Auto glass jobs train technicians …Read More »
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Freaking News
Funny Banana Pictures
Andy's banana was stolen during new pop-art presentation. Andy's banana was stolen during new pop-art star presentation
Funny Tough guy, no hunting here. Get banana for first time.
Member reactions:
I hope banana is not a problem and picture will stay in the contest.
Funny Humpback Whale Banana
Member reactions:
Superb conjecture, man you say the possibility. I am impressed.
Came across this whale breach looking for something else, thought it was a cool pic, thought to myself, wonder what I can do with it. 😀
Beautifully done D.D. . Never thought a banana whale could look so good.
Funny Russian Pickle in a Banana
Member reactions:
Do you have already second 0.5 liter Russian component for New Year celebration. No reason to buy first one if you don't have second.
Vodka and sold cucumber is Russian set to celebrate any event. Happy New Year.
Funny Monkey Astronaut Looking at a Floating Banana in Space
and goes banana's
Member reactions:
thank you so much i really appreciate your comment.
Such an intelligent expression on the face. Looks like he/she is processing the environment and learning. Great chop.
I thought this would win. Really good work.
thank you..for your comments iwasn't sure if it would win but i was hoping it was one of the top 5 a least but still i'm proud of my work glad you enjoyed it as much as i enjoyed working on it.. thanks stevegsq and icyalleyecan and lucianomorealli..
maybe you can get newsmaster to give me one
Funny VICE PRESIDENT JOE BANANA
Member reactions:
Absolutely clean work. Love how you did the hands.
Funny Boy on a Banana Boat
Member reactions:
I think I know that boy - the photo was taken like 30 years ago. Love the submersion approach here
Pelicans are abounding Very cool image, nice work the boy's face looks identical to my nephew's
Congratulations on the wood, hidreley ... Pelicans rule
Funny Barack Obama Launching Banana Drones
Funny Human Chimp with Banana Earring
eyes from Lady Gaga
Member reactions:
Awesome Nice Makeover. She might have liked her ear rings very much.
Funny Flashing Banana Hammock Ski Jump
It's as much about speedos as it is speed in this high flying, flamboyant free-style.
Member reactions:
Ha, ha,..prize 5 lashes to the first, thre to the socond and one to th third
the chop and Luciano's comment.
Funny Banana
Photoshop this banana image (click to download) any way you wish. Some examples are: merging the banana with other fruits, vegetables, objects or animals, putting the banana into some unusual environment, using this banana image in advertisements, movies, paintings, etc. These are just some ideas. You have 4 days to submit your entry. Submitting it early will give you plenty of time to read the critique comments and edit your image accordingly. Many thanks to Davide Guglielmo and Stock Exchange for providing the source photo.
Funny Banana
Photoshop this banana image any way you wish. Examples may include changing its shape, merging the banana with some other object or animal, including the banana in paintings. These are just some ideas. You have 3 days to submit your entry. Submitting it early will give you plenty of time to read the critique comments and edit your image accordingly. Many thanks to Lyina for help with the concept, and to Stock Exchange for providing the source image.
Funny Chiquita Banana Terror
What goodies terrorists get from corporate Chiquita banana corporation? Show how Chiquita is using banana products to help the terror groups.
For more funny photoshop pix visit
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I watched The Searchers yesterday. I hadn't meant to. I was supposed to be working but caught it while eating lunch and couldn't pull myself away. It's been a while and the majesty of the landscape had eased in my memory. I'd forgotten, for instance, that the Seven Sisters shown in the header to this blog features as a backdrop. The acting, the haunting determination shown by the characters, made me want to pull Alan leMay's paperback from the shelf.
Some people despise daytime television. I love it.
And then today a surprise. Yet another reprise for the Western genre, this time from Utah in the shape of a new movie Redemption. It's based on the true story of a French immigrant, Jean Baptiste, caught grave-robbing in 1862 and, according to the film, exiled to an island. From its trailer it looks less an all-guns fiction and more an examination of the consciences of two opposing men. I like Westerns that make you think.
Interview and trailer at ksl.com http://www.ksl.com/?nid=148&sid=19890700
Enjoy your Easter.


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I've been a big fan of face masks this summer since it's hot and dry in the Montana heat. Getting out on the scooters or playing a round of golf in that heat can beat up your skin, so face masks are here to the rescue!
Earlier this Spring I attended the Cosmo Beauty Expo. The first day I attend I bought a couple molding masks from Lindsay. I went home, tried them, then went back the follow day and bought a few more 😉 These things are unlike any modeling mask I've tried. They are easy to use, soothing, and pack results. Let's check them out in detail.
If you are into the mask scene you have probably seen the modeling masks. You mix a powder in water and apply it to your face. It dries and you peel it off. Easy enough, right? Well, the mask tends to run all over the place if you aren't careful and can create a mess.
Enter Luxury Magic Masks from Lindsay (the same makers of modeling masks). Besides the active ingredients (which we'll get into) these masks are super convenient to use. They come in a tub that you can mix the ingredients into then toss when you are finished (easy cleanup!) They also come with a liquid and powder pack so when mixed together you have a perfect consistency every time to apply the mask. They are also easy to remove and leave minimal residue around the face. The residue is usually left if you don't layer the mask thick enough, so keep that in mind. Thicker is better.
The masks come in 3 varieties including gold, charcoal, and aqua (tea tree). The Gold mask contains 24k gold particles as well as pearl powder and niacinamide to bring radiance to the skin. The Charcoal mask includes charcoal and witch hazel to help take care of pores and sebum control, perfect for sweaty summers. The Aqua mask contains brown algae/kelp extracts to moisturize the skin and tea tree to cleanse pores. All 3 deliver a dose of nutrients to the skin and provide an intense moisturizing and cooling effect.
Even after removing the mask and checking it hours later, the mask stays cool to the touch which is fascinating. My skins feels super soft, moisturized, and refreshed which is perfect for summertime when I'm usually feeling dry.
Here are some pictures of the process:
|Mix 1 and 2 in the cup and boom. Easy cleanup!
|Liquid packet 1: into the cup
|Powder packet 2: into the cup
|Mix quickly until it is smooth then get it on your face! You have about 3 minutes before it begins to harden
|Keep it on for at least 20 minutes (I keep it on for 30-40). It will be like smooth rubber. Might need to tilt your head back or lay down until it starts to dry or it will drip around your chin/brow area.
Have you tried rubber face masks yet? I have a quick video on Instagram of how to remove it and the final product. Let me know what you think! These can be purchased online through Memebox or GMarket.


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As promised, I finally have a recipe to share! :) One of the things hubby didn't like about homemade bread was the crust was always too hard for him. This bread doesn't have a hard crust, but it is really good.
French Bread - Joy In My Kitchen
1 cup plus 1 tablespoon warm water
2 tsp. sugar
2 tsp. active dry yeast
3 cups flour
1 tsp. salt
2 tsp. butter
Combine water, sugar and yeast in a large bowl. Let sit until it becomes bubbly and doubles in size, about 10 minutes. Add flour, salt and butter. Knead (I used my kitchen aid) for 8 minutes. Let rise 45 minutes, shape into loaf, let rise 45 minutes more. Bake at 350 for 20 minutes.
What have you been cooking this week?


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Projects Underway
Multimedia Recording Suite
Lisa Melohusky
Project Team
- T. John McCune, SUNY Fredonia
- Dawn Eckenrode, SUNY Fredonia
Tier One
Project Summary:
Support of technology to create and study podcasting and multimedia material incorporated into learning materials.
Project Outcome:
Lab was created to support the cross platform content. Photographs of the lab, along with links to podcasts created and tutorials are available.


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New drug targets for CLL
Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia (CLL) is the most common adult blood cancer in the UK, comprising around 3,200 new diagnoses in the UK per year, and remains incurable. Although the majority of patients initially respond to conventional chemotherapy, all eventually relapse due to the re-emergence of leukaemic cells that evaded initial treatment. It is now appreciated that the leukaemic CLL cells interact with several types of supportive cells within patient lymphoid organs (lymph nodes and bone marrow); these cells provide survival and growth signals to the leukaemic cells, and several studies demonstrate that these associations protect CLL cells from currently-used treatments. We hypothesise that one particular protein called mTor, which is commonly deregulated in other human cancers, plays a central role in regulating key proteins responsible for CLL cell protection, survival and disease progression. Importantly, mTor has recently been linked with the initiation and progression of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, but the role of this protein in CLL remains unclear. As mTor represents a promising drug target, with inhibitors of this protein currently being tested in clinical trial, it is of critical importance to gain fundamental information about the biological function of this protein. Therefore, utilising powerful experimental approaches to mimic the tumour microenvironmental of the patient lymphoid organs, this proposal aims to elucidate the role of mTor in the initiation and progression of CLL.


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Call me crazy but I love patternmaking. Especially when it's done the old-school way- no high-tech Gerber and Lectra software and computers, just nice, reassuring, brown tag board, sharp pencils, and funny shaped rulers.
OK, I did indulge myself and bought a little metal tool that just cuts notches into cardboard.
It's a bit like going back to kindergarten, (well I am using kindy paper!) lots of drawing and cutting out.
Today I'm grading (drawing up in different sizes) a
dress I made for my niece Elke. Off to the print shop now to make some copies to sell in my Etsy store!


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Developing lifelong skills
Modern-day toys and technology are reducing children's opportunities to develop their social and communicative skills. We believe that providing children with a more open-ended and natural environment will help to embed and protect these lifelong skills.
Calming environments
Our nursery environments offer children the opportunities to explore, touch and evoke curiosity in the items around them. Through this approach, children can create their own spaces to learn in, using the variety of open-ended resources available to them.
When you visit any of our nurseries, you will notice the theme of natural and open-ended environments is available for all children, from babies through to pre-school.
Learning through exploration
Rather than providing children with overstimulating colours and plastic toys, we believe in adopting a 'heuristic' approach. From a young age, children have the need to feel and explore new objects and discover what they can be used for.
Heuristic-play allows children to learn by playing with real-life, everyday objects. By allowing children to select what they want to play with, they naturally develop their hand-eye coordination and begin to understand the concepts of shape and sizes.
They also discover the different textures that objects have, how heavy they are, and what sound they make if they are dropped onto a table or bumped together. We feel this is very important for children as it helps them to learn all their basic skills from a young age.


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Austech External Building Products are national specialists in the provision of Extruded Polystyrene (Foamular), Vinyl Cladding (Duratuff Select) and Stone Claddings (CraftStone) for owner builders, architects, home owners, engineers and builders. Austech enables you to improve the look and add value to your client's project.
Increasing Demand of Foamular Extruded Polystyrene Insulation!
The newly appointed Owens Corning Business Manager for South East Asia Mr Guan Wee Seah recently visited Austech External Building Products in Sydney.
The continuing demand for Owens Corning Foamular Extruded Polystyrene Insulation in the Oceania area has required the opening of a new manufacturing plant in India. Mr Seah is based in Singapore to ensure product development and an efficient supply chain is maintained to meet Australian market demand for Extruded Polystyrene Insulation.


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Marcella Leather Armchair
Details https://www.ethanallen.com/en_US/shop-furniture-dining-room-chairs-arm-host-chairs/marcella-leather-armchair/712086_1933L9855.html
Item #: 712086_1933L9855
Regular $1,000.00
Member $800.00
24" w x 25" d x 37" h
Marcella Leather Armchair
Details https://www.ethanallen.com/en_US/shop-furniture-dining-room-chairs-arm-host-chairs/marcella-leather-armchair/712086_1933L9855.html
Item #: 712086_1933L9855
Regular $1,000.00
Member $800.00
24" w x 25" d x 37" h
Choose Leather
Sherwood Gray (L9855)
- 2 Choose Finish
Shark Fin (933)Shipping:
Custom made, ships Premier In-home Delivery. You will be contacted within 6 to 8 weeks to schedule a delivery date for this item.Additional Information
Product Details
Marcella is a beautiful example of French neoclassical elements working in tandem with simpler Gustavian style for stunning results. Fluted columns, linear carvings and delicately carved florets bring all of the drama of rococo style while the clean lines of its imported beech wood frame and double-welted upholstery keep the overall look refined. Also see Marcella Leather Side Chair (712085).
- This French neoclassical arm chair with tight back, attached seat, and double welted body give it a refined look
- Foam and fiber cushion provides a structured seat
- Crafted of kiln dried solid hardwood
- Available in several water-based finishes
- Most of our hand-selected leathers can resist spills and stains. Order a swatch to learn more, or view our Use & Care brochure
- Also available in fabric
- The leathers and finishes shown here are our most popular, but if you don't see what you're looking for, visit a Design Center
Additional Information
- Interior seating area: 20"w x 19"d
- Seat back: 17"h
- Seat height (floor to top of cushion): 20"
- Arm height: 25"
- Hand-tailored in North America by Ethan Allen artisans
- The dimensions listed are not precise measurements; they have been rounded up to the next whole inch. Our hand-tailoring upholstery involves manually cutting, sewing, and fitting material to frames; the dimensions of each style may vary slightly from piece to piece.
- Packaged weight: 35 lbs.
- Product weight: 25 lbs.
- Maximum weight capacity: 250 lbs.
Construction Features
- Expertly designed for outstanding comfort; tested for durability and performance.
- The flexible polyurethane foams used in our upholstery are certified through the CertiPUR-US® program.
- Solid hardwood frame has double-doweled, glued and screwed joinery and 1¼" thick rails in load-bearing areas.
- Web suspension made of top-quality materials, tested for strength and durability, provides long-lasting constant support.
- Foam and fiber fill provides firm support and minimizes body impressions.
Download the Ethan Allen Limited Warranty >
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Managing Cover Crops Profitably
Andy Clark, Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education (SARE), et al.
Product ID: 9196
Across the U.S. farmers are using cover crops to smother weeds, deter pests and slow erosion.
Cover crops help to cut costs and boost profits while improving the soil and protecting natural resources. Revised and updated in 2007, the 3rd edition of Managing Cover Crops Profitably includes a new chapter on brassicas and mustards, 16 farm profiles, and a comprehensive chapter on the use of cover crops in conservation tillage systems. Softcover, 212 pp.
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We want you, our customer, to be 100% satisfied with all of our seeds, tools, and supplies.
If anything you purchase from us proves unsatisfactory, we will either replace the item or refund the purchase price.


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We are in the process of developing a full and current Alumni Database, which will comprise all past scholars and be regularly updated as to "where are they now". In the meantime, Wine Show Committees wanting to be put in touch with any of our scholars are invited to contact us via email, at [email protected] and we will follow up on any queries.
|Marie Clay
|Wolf Blass
|Adam Cotterell
|City Wine Shop
|Retail Sales & Events Manager
|Matt Dunne
|Group Sommelier
|Patrick Haddock
|Reserve Wine Bar
|Owner/Wine Writer-Blogger
|Peter Kelly
|Peter Lehmann Wines
|Senior Winemaker
|Gwyneth Olsen
|Briar Ridge Vineyard
|Chief Winemaker/General Manager
|Simon Osicka
|Paul Osicka Wines
|Luke Skeer
|Devil's Lair Vineyard
|Senior Winemaker/Winery Manager
|Simon Steele
|Medhurst Wines
|Liam Van Pelt
|Chapel Hill Winery
|Assistant Winemaker
|Daniel Swincer
|Pernod Ricard Winemakers
|Red Winemaker
|James Welsh
|Stillwater Restaurant/ Black Cow Bistro/Mill Providore
|Glenn Barry
|Knappstein Wines
|Matt Brooke
|Brooks of Melbourne
|Head Sommelier
|Bree Boskov
|Prince Wine Store Wine
|Will Byron
|Stonier Wines/Onannon Wines
|Melanie Chester
|Seppelt Great Western
|Scott Comyns
|Pepper Tree Wines Chief
|Jeremy Dineen
|Joseph Chromy Wines Chief
|Tristan Habeck
|Whole Bunch Wines
|Andrew La Naude
|Yalumba Wine Company
|Severine Logan
|Watershed Premium Wines
|Chief Winemaker
|Peter Marchant
|le Petit Cochon
|Wine/Hospitality Consultant
|Mary Retallack
|Retallack Viticulture
|Managing Director
|Lak Quach (Dux)
|Wine Buyer – Cellar Hand Consulting
|Adam Foster
|Winemaker/Director – Syrahmi/Foster e Rocco
|Alex Retief
|Owner/Winemaker – Alex Retief Wines
|Amanda Yallop
|Head Sommelier – Quay Restaurant
|Andrea Frost
|Banjo Harris Plane
|Head Sommelier – Attica
|Charlie Seppelt
|Winemaker – Yangarra Estate Vineyard
|Eddie McDougall
|Director/Winemaker – Fine Wines of Australia
|Franck Moreau
|Group Sommelier – Merivale
|Julian Langworthy
|Chief Winemaker – Fogarty Wine Group
|Nick Butler
|Founding Director – Cogito Wines
|Toby Barlow
|Senior Winemaker – St Hallett Wines
|Ned Goodwin (Dux)
|Wine Director – Global Dining
|Amanda Regan
|Anna Pooley
|Winemaker – Pooley Family Wines
|Christopher Tyrrell
|Assistant Winemaker – Tyrrell's Vineyards
|Elizabeth Reed
|Area Manager – Samuel Smith & Sons
|Fiona Donald
|Senior Winemaker – Seppeltsfield Wines
|Michael Engelmann
|Head Sommelier – Rockpool Bar & Grill
|Nick Glaetzer
|Owner/Winemaker – Glaetzer Dixon Family Winemakers
|Sarah Pidgeon
|Winemaker – Wynns Coonawarra Estate
|Stuart Knox
|Owner/Sommelier – Fix St James
|Thomas Hogan
|Head Sommelier – Lake House; Daylesford
|Tom Ward
|Owner/Winemaker – Swinging Bridge
|Dave Brookes (Dux)
|Bengt Baumgartner
|Courtney Treacher
|Daniel Sims
|Emma Plumridge
|Joanna Marsh
|Lisa Jenkins
|Marcus Satchell
|Mario Vinciguerra
|Nicholas Spencer
|Paul Gardner
|Liam O'Brien (Dux)
|Bryan Martin
|David Mackintosh
|Gabrielle Poy
|Kevin Glastonbury
|Mike Bennie
|Patrick White
|Paul Carpenter
|Peter Dredge
|Sarah Cecchi
|Sarah Crowe
|Vanessa Altmann
|Adam Wadewitz (Dux)
|Stuart Halliday (Dux)
|Alex McKay
|Dean O'Reilly
|Francine Austin
|Ian Hongell
|James Erskine
|Jeff Byrne
|Leanne Altmann
|Michael Symons
|Nick Ryan
|Sally Humble
|Larissa Bray (Dux)
|Adam O'Neill
|Ben Moechtar
|Drew Tuckwell
|Helen McCarthy
|Jane Faulkner
|Kim Bickley
|Raul Moreno
|Renee Foster
|Sarah Fagan
|Shavaughn Wells
|Simon Curkovic
|Suzanne Bell (Dux)
|Alex Wilcox
|Bryan Currie
|Louise Radman
|Mark O'Callaghan
|Matt Steel
|Natalie Reymond
|Paul Henry
|Stephen Harris
|Stuart Watson
|Tyson Stelzer
|Usher Tinkler
|Elizabeth Jackson (Dux)
|Angus Hughson
|Celine Rousseau
|Christopher Morrison
|Darren Harris
|Debbie Pearce
|Michael Glover
|Penny Boothman
|Sharon Wild
|Steve Flamsteed
|Stuart Gregor
|Travis Fuller
|David Bicknell (Dux)
|Chris Crawford
|Corrina Rayment
|David Lawler
|Geraldine McFaul
|Ken Gargett
|Matthew Hemming
|Michael Davey
|Nicole Tuckwell
|Randall Pollard
|Robert Diletti
|Trina Smith
|Hamish Seabrook (Dux)
|Andrew Tierney
|Antony Moss
|Emma Wood
|Greg Jarrett
|Jason Bowyer
|Ken Dobler
|Michael De Iuliis
|Nick Picone
|Oliver Crawford
|Rebecca Wilson
|Ross Pamment
|Ben Edwards (Dux)
|Adrian Lockhart
|Alexandra McPherson
|Anna Martens
|Cliff Royal
|Dan Buckle
|Kate Goodman
|Matt Harrop
|Nick Hildebrandt
|PJ Charteris
|Regan Hawkins
|Tim Kirk
|Tom Carson (Dux)
|Aaron Brasher
|Cameron Douglas
|Edward Tomlinson
|Jim Chatto
|Martin Williams
|Matt Wenk
|Melissa Moore
|Paul Bowyer
|Philip Rich
|Sally Harper
|Samantha Connew
|Caroline Dunn (Dux)
|Alex Hudak
|Annette Mudie
|Ben Glover
|Jeremy Stockman
|Kerri Thompson
|Louise Brightman
|Martin Cooper
|Nick Stock
|Robert Mann
|Sarah-Kate Wilson
|Sofie Otton
|Tim Stock


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Started A New Blog1 comments Posted by Shannan Powell at 10:41 PM
I decided it was time to spread my blogging wings and open up another blog. You'll find a link to my new parenting blog, "From Cribs To Car Keys" to the right on the page. I plan to share anecdotes from my own family, as well as tips, news, and information on parenting and children. There isn't much to look at right now, but check back soon for some great content!
I'm hoping that it will be a success and generate more interest in my professional services, as well as being an informative site. Wish me luck!
Why, Oh Why...2 comments Posted by Shannan Powell at 12:38 PM
Why is it so difficult to write about yourself? I'm trying to write up a quick bio for the article challenge and also for another project that I have in the works, but everything sounds so corny when I talk about myself in the 3rd person.
I have confidence in myself and my abilities as a writer, but finding a way to express that seems to be one of the most difficult things I ever have to face. Am I the only one who feels like they are playing off-key when they try to toot their own horn?
If anyone has any tips and tricks for writing a bio without sounding like a jerk, please share!
Labels: freelance writing, learning, writer
Another Day, Another Challenge0 comments Posted by Shannan Powell at 10:53 AM
Once again, Kristen King has provided me with a way to improve my writing skills and increase my visibility to clients. This time I have signed up for the Lieurance-King Article Challenge. While the challenge began a little over a week ago, I have some extra time right now to play catch-up.
This particular challenge asks that you write and submit 30 articles to directories over a specific period of time. This should give potential clients a chance to see your talents and possibly contact you for future work. There are other benefits of article marketing, as well, but I'll save those for a time when I'm more knowledgeable on the subject!
I'll be sure to keep you posted on all of my progress in both challenges, as I go!
Happy Writing Everyone!
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Stepping Up To The Challenge1 comments Posted by Shannan Powell at 12:28 AM
As a motivator for the year, I have decided to join Kristen King's Inkthinker Query Challenge. The process is simple: Keep track of all of my queries, report them monthly, and have a chance to win prizes! The main goal is to send out 120 queries within the year and pray that at least a few are accepted.
I am a very competitive person, by nature, and wanting to "out-do" as many people as possible should keep me going. I may not win, but I won't go down without a fight!
If you are looking for a way to jump start your writing career or just want to have a little fun, with some healthy competition thrown in, why not join us?
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Pass The Feather Duster!2 comments Posted by Shannan Powell at 1:47 AM
Ok, so it's been eight months since I set foot in this joint. One baby and a few life lessons later, I'm back in the freelance world. I would have been back to blogging a bit sooner, but needed a bit of Google help to change my email, retrieve my password and all that other fun stuff. If anyone is still out there, I'm back and ready to find a new direction to take this blog and hopefully start a new one or two!
It sure is good to be home...just gotta kick out the dust bunnies and cobwebs now! If anyone runs across any dead or changed links, please let me know!
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