text:
|Home > Embellishments > Decorative Tapes > Trendy & Washi Tapes > Magic Bubbles Trendy Tape (MW4005026)
Click a star to rate.
Wonderful patterned paper tape! Use this fun paper tape on glass, metal, plastic, paper, and more. It's 15mm wide with a clever pattern printed on it. And it can be removed and repositioned whenever you want a change! Use it on cards, scrapbook pages, to decorate album covers and journals—the uses are nearly endless. And you'll get more than 10 yards on this roll, so you'll always have plenty on hand for all your decorating needs! From our friends at Queen.
Part number: MW4005026
You might also like:
People who liked this also liked
Your Recently Viewed Items
Customer comments
Write a comment


text:
Energy and Environmental Sustainability
"Our present energy course is not sustainable. World population is forecast to reach 9 billion by 2050, with the most rapid growth in the poorest countries. Escalating pressures on land will accelerate deforestation. Major increases in demand for energy are inevitable as economies around the world accelerate and peoples justifiably seek to improve their living standards. Responding to this demand while minimising further climate change will need all the determination and ingenuity we can muster"
Joint Science Academies' statement on growth and responsibility: sustainability, energy efficiency and climate protection, 16 May 2007
The growing demand for energy is one of the most pressing issues facing the modern world. The current reliance on unsustainable resources has far-reaching environmental, political and economic consequences: if humans are to live sustainably, the Earth's energy and environmental resources can only be used in quotas at which they are renewable.
The nature of these global challenges indicates the timeliness and importance of developing new research strategies across a diverse range of disciplines. The Brunel Collaborative Research Network in Energy and Environmental Sustainability was created with this in mind, and will establish new interdisciplinary collaborations and programmes, while building on areas of world-class research across the University.
With internationally renowned researchers (two are among the top 10 most highly cited environmental scientists in the world of the last 10 years) and a long track-record of successful collaborations with both academic and industrial partners, the Network will develop new areas of research activity and build capacity to support the international research effort in this significant field.
The research and development activities of the Network are already well aligned with current UK and EU research initiatives in energy and environmental sustainability.
A timely case in point is the recent development of the Energy Technologies Institute (ETI), a UK government and industry commitment of ¿¿1.1 billion research funding over the next decade.
The core research expertise of the Network encompasses:
- sustainable energy and environmental systems;
- environmental integration of renewable sources of energy for electrical power production;
- improved efficiency and security in the planning and operation of large-scale complex energy systems;
- environmental, regulatory and societal issues with regard to the strategic design and operation of future energy and environmental systems.
Dr Mark Scrimshaw
Tel: +44 (0)1895 267299
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Businesses of all shapes and sizes donate to charity, often giving to large, name-brand organizations with big marketing budgets. Everyone can rally around the fight to cure cancer, help kids in need or support victims of natural disasters, and all of these things are very worthy and important causes.
What's not as common, however, is to see prominent businesses get behind local dog rescue. Rescue groups like Mutts Matter get most of their corporate sponsorships from companies in the pet industry that understand the importance of rescue and know the hard, sad facts—that five to seven million animals enter the shelter system each year, and over four million don't make it out.
As an all-volunteer, nonprofit rescue, Mutts Matter is fortunate to have great relationships in our community, and we rely on their support to fund the transportation, care and feeding of our pups.
One local business, Boone & Sons Jewelers (1025 Connecticut Ave., NW), has a long tradition of giving back and has made dog rescue a priority. We are so excited and honored to be the rescue of choice for Boone & Sons Jewelers, a family-owned and operated business that has been a fixture in the local community since 1966.
Boone & Sons opened their first store on New York Avenue in Washington, DC, almost fifty years ago. They now have three locations in the metro area, all of which are run by members of the Boone family. The company has always been active in charitable work, whether it's donating to local schools, working with the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society or donating jewelry to silent auctions for events like the annual Red Cross gala.
As the next generation of the Boone family takes on leadership roles in the business, they are putting their own stamp on how the company gives back. I met with Amanda, Morgan and Erik Boone, the three children of David Boone. They run the store's Connecticut Avenue location.
The siblings have taken on the initiative to reach out to local charities, and they want to support local organizations that have direct impact on the communities in which they live and work. They made a list of what they were most passionate about, and the consensus was animals.
The entire Boone family is made up of dog lovers, and these three are also fans of the bully breeds. Erik has a boxer, Morgan started fostering dogs in college and has a soft spot for older dogs and pit pups and Amanda has Teddy—an adorable Olde English Bulldogge who also serves as the McLean store mascot.
By supporting a local rescue like Mutts Matter, Boone & Sons is not only thinking outside the box about traditional corporate giving, they are also getting the most impact from their donations. Many large charities spend more than 30 percent of donations on marketing and administrative costs. As an example, both the ASPCA and The Humane Society, two well-meaning and well-known animal charities, put only about 75 percent of donations toward their mission. At Mutts Matter, that number is almost 100 percent.
As a first initiative, is hosting the Diamond in the Ruff charity and dog adoption event this Sunday, Aug. 26, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at its McLean store.
- The business is donating 20 percent of all sales from the event to Mutts Matter Rescue.
- It is opening the store to some Mutts Matter Rescue pups so you can meet them in person.
- And, the business has generously donated a stunning, $1,250 diamond necklace to be raffled off in support of dog rescue, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to Mutts Matter. (Raffle tickets may be purchased online.)
Click here to learn more about the Diamond in the Ruff event, and come out on Sunday to meet Zen, Clarabelle, Missy, Sir and Camelot.
Mutts Matter Rescue hopes that more businesses will take Boone & Sons' lead and work with local dog rescue groups and other small charities to support their community.
Follow Mutts Matter on Facebook to learn more about us and to see new pups coming into the rescue!


text:
Brooklyn Law School is pleased to announce the confirmation of Professor Claire R. Kelly '93 by the United States Senate as a Judge on the United States Court of International Trade. The confirmation follows Professor Kelly's nomination by President Obama last November. She will assume her new role on the bench shortly.
A faculty member since 1997, Professor Kelly has focused her scholarship primarily on public and private international law, teaching courses in international trade law, international business law, and administrative law. Her numerous articles have appeared in leading law reviews and she has presented her work at leading forums worldwide. At Brooklyn Law School, she has served as Associate Director for the Dennis J. Block Center for the Study of International Business Law, and as the faculty advisor for the Brooklyn Journal of International Law. She is also the co-founder of the Law School's Trade Secrets Institute, and was instrumental in creating fellowships for this institute.
"Although we are thrilled by Professor Kelly's accomplishment and her deserved recognition as a leader in the field, it is bittersweet to think that, understandably and necessarily, we will not be able to enjoy her presence at BLS as a full-time member of the faculty," said Dean Nick Allard. "Her many contributions to the Law School are beyond measure. Her intelligence, judgment, dedication, and boundless energy are rivaled only by her attributes as a teacher and scholar."
Read more about Professor Kelly's nomination and confirmation hearing.
Read the latest issue of BLS LawNotes
"Brooklaw," the BLS Seal, and Logo are service marks of Brooklyn Law School. Contents Copyright © 1995-2013 Brooklyn Law School. All rights reserved.


text:
This option is not available with your selected options.
This option is not available with your selected options.
Karastan Knightsen Prewett Ranch RugItem # HN-MHK583
- Floral pattern in shades of brown, green, tan, and blue
- Machine-made using 100% nylon with jute backing
- Fade- and stain-resistant; professional cleaning recommended
- Made in the USA
- Choose from a variety of sizes
Similar Area Rugs
Couristan Recife Checkered Field Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug - Cocoa/Black
$19.00 - $289.00
Couristan Recife Checkered Field Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug - Natural/Cocoa
$19.00 - $149.00
Couristan Five Seasons South Padre Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug - Cream/Blue
$19.00 - $199.00
Couristan Bar Harbor Stripe Indoor/Outdoor Rug - Blueberry Crush
$99.00 - $199.00
Kaleen Magi Damascus Rug - Graphite
$79.00 - $1,649.00
Couristan Recife Saddle Stitch Indoor/Outdoor Area Rug - Terra Cotta/Natural
$19.00 - $289.00
Suggestions for You
Customer Q & A
Enter your question, and one of our Customer Care experts will respond via email and also post the answer here.
Your Valid Email
Your Question


text:
PvP Default Pack
Comments :
Join us to post comments.
1 - 3 of 3
Level 19
Journeyman Network
January 31, 2014, 7:00 am
1 - 3 of 3
Join us to post comments.
1 - 3 of 3
Level 19
Journeyman Network
January 31, 2014, 7:00 am
1 - 3 of 3
making a city, need ideas! (6)
Started 07/29/2014/
Roseygirl123 said 07/29/2014/
Mall TV station Famous world landmark(s) Stores Apartments Subway Sewers (sounds gross but super fun...
What Do YOU Want In Minecraft? (4783)
Started 10/24/2012/
GreekPixel said 07/29/2014/
I want the old textures back....Minecraft used to be so beautiful. Well said, my friend. Well said....
do you want Lego to bring back Bionicle? (13)
Started 07/29/2014/
luigi_vampa said 07/29/2014/
Not at all. Bionicle was just watered down Technics. no it wasn't people just don't seem to get it's...
What Would You Do With Minecraft If You Created it (0)
Started 07/29/2014/
DrInsanice said 07/29/2014/
Would you mod it? add guns lasers spikes, a portal gun or what would you remove? Just wondering :3...
WoW! Psych is so funny! (12)
Started 07/28/2014/
nicholas101 said 07/29/2014/
Never watched it, I need to catch up with society ...
Is this Gaming pc good? (2)
Started 07/29/2014/
Sopappo said 07/29/2014/
how much do you think it costs?...
Plane ride (2)
Started 07/29/2014/
CodingBuckets said 07/29/2014/
lol 5 hours is short. sleep on it. and ew its airbus why ew i went on a airberlin airbus and 5 hours...
What Would You Do If You Made Minecraft? (20)
Started 07/28/2014/
SwiftN3S said 07/29/2014/
Add things like Terraria has. ._. More bosses, weapons, armor, structures... It would also be cool i...
need some help (2)
Started 07/29/2014/
StowAway said 07/29/2014/
emmmmm no i need something that can keep score and store it in highscore table...
Free skins and taking skin request. (23)
Started 11/13/2012/
CJT157 said 07/29/2014/
I would want a better version of my skin that I have right now. IGN: CJ68...
Star Conflict players anyone? (8)
Started 01/06/2014/
UMayBleed said 07/29/2014/
What would YOU do for a Klondike Bar? (54)
Started 07/28/2014/
Ratzilla1 said 07/29/2014/
I would make a teaspoon of antimatter and threaten to blow up the solar system if they don't give me...
what kind of pets do you have? (92)
Started 07/22/2014/
Ladyfidget said 07/29/2014/
Skin requests? (7)
Started 07/29/2014/
icestar96 said 07/29/2014/
umm so for it should be done in 10-20 minutes maybe shorter...
Hello! (5)
Started 07/29/2014/
-Kali- said 07/29/2014/
Hai Teacakes, welcome to PMC. Enjoy the site as much as you can! Also, please read the site rules -...
|People Online
|Total Members
|Minecraft Submissions
|Total Submission Views


text:
Long ago, running barefoot through a patch of sweet clover and playing Red Rover was a favorite afternoon pastime for a summer day, and it almost always included stepping on a bee or two. Now, clover has been replaced by green lawns, and bees have been attacked by an unknown parasite that is killing hives throughout the United States.
In our area, hives have been depleted even more due to mosquito control. Herbicides and pesticides can be toxic to bees, but there are many bee-friendly plant-based fertilizers and pesticides available at local nurseries for home use.
If you have fewer blooms on your flowers and shrubs, less fruit on your trees and smaller vegetable crops, it could be due in part to a smaller bee population. Here are some tips on making your garden bee friendly.
Bees visit flowers to collect nectar and pollen for food. Open-faced blooms with single flower tops make the most pollen and provide easy access. Zinnias, daisies, coneflowers and dianthus are a few favorites with long bloom time.
In our area it's possible to have nectar producing plants almost all year. When planning your garden, choose plants that bloom in spring, summer and fall. In winter, add a few blooming plants in containers placed in a sunny spot near a doorway or under an eave for shelter. Hybridized plants have very little nectar, so avoid these for attracting bees.
Place small shallow dishes around your garden filled with a few pebbles and just enough water to cover the bottom. Both bees and frogs will appreciate it, which means more blooms for you and fewer insects on your plants.
A favorite watering hole for bees in my garden is a pot of flowers in a ceramic tray of pebbles on a table in front of my swing. I enjoy sitting with my coffee and newspaper in the morning, visiting with the early shift sitting on the rim, bobbing heads and refreshing themselves in the cool water from my rain barrel.
Did you know that many of your neighbors have their own backyard beehives and are enjoying not only a healthy garden, but honey, too? Find out how to attract bees to your garden and acquire a hive of your own by attending the Jefferson County Horticulture Committee's bee seminar from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 25 at the Jefferson County AgriLife Auditorium, 1225 Pearl St. in downtown Beaumont. The $25 fee includes lunch.
Local beekeeper Bryan Muldrow will present "Introduction to Honeybees" and Benny Roades of Shangri La Botanical Gardens and Nature Center in Orange will offer "Top Bar Hives for Backyard Gardeners." For more information, call 409-835-8461.
In our grown-up lives, we are dependent on our bee friends, and while they might still sting, we want to encourage them to enjoy our gardens.
Ann Bares is a Jefferson County Master Gardener and Horticulture Committee member. Reach her at firstname.lastname@example.com. Reach the Jefferson County Master Gardeners at 409-835-8461.


text:
Corinne's Corner
Corinne's Corner: pics of Baby Sammy!
Good Morning Tucson's Corinne Hautala and her husband Sam have a new addition to their family!
Read More...
Corinne's Corner: On a roll!
By Corinne Hautala|
Maternity leave has come and gone and my baby boy isn't a newborn anymore. Baby Sammy is fast approaching the four month mark.
Corinne's Corner: Welcome Sammy Jr.
By Laura Kittell|
Congratulations to KGUN 9 Good Morning Tucson Anchor Corinne Hautala and her husband Sam.
GMT Topic of the Day: Couple shocked by baby name backlash
An Alabama couple is dealing with the backlash of naming their newborn Krimson Tyde in honor of the University of Alabama's football team, the Crimson ...
Corinne's Corner: The waiting game
By Corinne Hautala|
A week out from my due date and the anticipation is building. I know he'll come when he wants to come, but I sure wish ...


text:
St. Edmund Hall, affectionately known as "Teddy Hall," takes its name from St. Edmund of Abingdon, Archbishop of Canterbury (1234-40), who lived and taught in a house on the grounds in the late 12th century. The history of St. Edmund Hall goes back to the thirteenth century and it holds the claim to be "the oldest academical society for the education of undergraduates."
Today, St. Edmund Hall considers itself to be modern, friendly and forward-thinking, and is known for providing a wide range of subjects in the arts and sciences. It retains its privileged location in the heart of Oxford and has about 400 undergraduates, 175 graduates, and 40 tutorial fellows at any given time. The environment at St. Edmund is intellectually challenging, yet supportive and committed to the traditional tutorial style of teaching. Students are encouraged to discuss subjects across disciplines in order to expand their intellectual curiosity.
The Teddy Hall JCR (Junior Common Room) is a thriving and lively place and the hub of social activity for the College. It is where students come to eat, relax, catch up with one another, and read the newspaper. Despite the academically rigorous environment, students are encouraged to get involved in extra-curricular activities such as journalism, music, drama, art and creative writing.


text:
As Hatboro and Horsham residents continue clearing away tree branches, awaiting the restoration of power and a sense of normalcy following Hurricane Sandy's battering, an annual tradition, for some, is hanging in the balance.
The question for parents is what happens with trick-or-treating in Hatboro and Horsham?
Neither Hatboro nor Horsham designates a day or time for the annual Halloween tradition of trick-or-treating, according Horsham Township and Hatboro officials.
While most people take their kids out on the evening of Oct. 31, it is not a date set by either municipality, officials told Patch.
Just before noon on Wednesday, Horsham officials shared word that trick-or-treating had been postponed until Nov. 3.
"(Safety) suggestions remain the same: Use a flashlight, watch where you are walking, be careful crossing the street," Walker said.
In Hatboro, kids got an early taste of trick-or-treating on Oct. 27 - before Hurricane Sandy struck - during the borough's annual Halloween Stroll. Hundreds of costumed characters came out for candy generously given by participating borough merchants.
Hatboro and Horsham residents were debating on Patch's Facebook page whether trick-or-treating should be rescheduled. What do you think?


text:
Going Embedded and Going Old School
Welcome, everyone, to a new monthly column that will highlight and point to articles, reviews, HOWTOs and other useful and fun features on the Linux Journal web site.
We recently established a new Embedded article category for web articles that coincides with the new Embedded section that debuted in the August 2002 issue. The first article to post in this new web category is Guylhem Aznar's "Applications for the Sharp Zaurus", which offers an extensive discussion about installing software on the Zaurus PDA. Guylhem also explains how you can sync data, flash the ROM and get on the Internet. For the full story, go to www.linuxjournal.com/article/5902.
Although the DeCSS legal battle over DVD encryption left many people believing DVD playback applications for Linux were nonexistent, in "GNU/Linux DVD Player Review", Jonathan Kent provides an overview of four applications for this purpose: Xine, VideoLAN Client, MPlayer and Ogle. In addition to DVD playback, some encrypted and some not, several of these applications are extendable to much more than DVD formats; a few plugins or downloaded libraries can get you far. Learn how at www.linuxjournal.com/article/5644.
On a more old-school note, Jim Hatridge undertook the project of adding his wife's "new" Compaq DeskPro 386/25e (to be fair, it is new compared to the 1987 XT it replaced) to their home network. The challenges were numerous—she runs MS-DOS 5.0, but wanted only open-source software used—but using XFS and pcnfsd, some batch files and Samba, Jim was able to set up his machine as a fileserver to her machine. Then it was on to the next challenge—getting the 386 on the Internet. To see how that turned out and how you could set up something similar, go to www.linuxjournal.com/article/5837.
When it comes to putting articles on the web site, it's hard to gauge how readers will respond. Therein lies the beauty of the Comments section, where readers can post their opinions about the article's topic, debate some detail, point out something that was overlooked (or wrong) and add their own experiences. We were a bit surprised to see how Paul Barry's article "Perceptions of the Linux OS among Undergraduate System Administrators" took off with comments. Maybe we all felt a little dismayed that the next generation of programmers and system administrators were recycling the same "Linux is too hard to install" recitations. Take a look at what readers' responses were at www.linuxjournal.com/article/5650.
We get a lot of submissions for Linux Journal, and due to space limitations in print, many helpful tutorials, reviews and news items appear on the web site instead. Articles are available on the site dating back to 1994, and new ones are posted every day.
Heather Mead is associate editor of Linux Journal.
Linux has become a key foundation for supporting today's rapidly growing IT environments. Linux is being used to deploy business applications and databases, trading on its reputation as a low-cost operating environment. For many IT organizations, Linux is a mainstay for deploying Web servers and has evolved from handling basic file, print, and utility workloads to running mission-critical applications and databases, physically, virtually, and in the cloud. As Linux grows in importance in terms of value to the business, managing Linux environments to high standards of service quality — availability, security, and performance — becomes an essential requirement for business success.
Sponsored by Red Hat
If you already use virtualized infrastructure, you are well on your way to leveraging the power of the cloud. Virtualization offers the promise of limitless resources, but how do you manage that scalability when your DevOps team doesn't scale? In today's hypercompetitive markets, fast results can make a difference between leading the pack vs. obsolescence. Organizations need more benefits from cloud computing than just raw resources. They need agility, flexibility, convenience, ROI, and control.
Stackato private Platform-as-a-Service technology from ActiveState extends your private cloud infrastructure by creating a private PaaS to provide on-demand availability, flexibility, control, and ultimately, faster time-to-market for your enterprise.
Sponsored by ActiveState
Trending Topics
|August 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Programming
|Aug 01, 2014
|August 2014 Video Preview
|Aug 01, 2014
|Open-Source Space
|Jul 31, 2014
|Silicon Mechanics Gives Back
|Jul 30, 2014
|Reglue: Opening Up the World to Deserving Kids, One Linux Computer at a Time
|Jul 29, 2014
|diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development
|Jul 23, 2014
- August 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Programming
- Open-Source Space
- Numerical Python
- New Storage Solution is Music to the Ears of Fast-Growing Digital Music Company
- Reglue: Opening Up the World to Deserving Kids, One Linux Computer at a Time
- Silicon Mechanics Gives Back
- Linux Systems Administrator
- Senior Perl Developer
- Technical Support Rep
- UX Designer


text:
Sorry! The position you're looking for is no longer available. Check out other Writing internships in Washington, DC below.
Results 1 — 10
Sort By:
Technical Writer Internship
DTECH LABS — Sterling, VA
DTECH LABS is a premier Engineering and Manufacturing company that designs an manufactures networking and computing devices. We are looking for a part time student intern to help with our technical do…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Editorial Intern
1105 Media — Vienna, VA
Please apply online at: http://careers.1105media.com/index.php?m=portal&a=details&jobOrderID=3386270&portalID=4260 Washington Technology provides news, research, opinions, and other market data that h…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Intern for startup marketing agency (Remote/Unpaid): Writing, Marketing, and Design internships
Prose Media LLC — Baltimore, MD
Are you a driven self-starter? Love writing/journalism, marketing, or design? Crave experience at an early-stage startup? Our innovative content marketing agency, ProseMedia.com, creates quality conte…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
InTheCapital Editorial Intern, Fall 2014
Streetwise Media — Washington, DC
Editorial Intern Are you excited and ready to learn about the online media industry? Do you want to feel the rush of working in a bustling newsroom? Do you want to create a portfolio of writing clips …
Application Deadline: 7/31/2014
Editorial Intern -- Periodicals
American Correctional Association — Alexandria, VA
ACA is the oldest and largest international corrections association in the world, serving all disciplines within the corrections profession. We are located in Old Town Alexandria. For more information…
Application Deadline: 8/1/2014
Editorial / Journalism Intern
Girls Empowerment Movement, Inc — Washington, DC
The Girls Empowerment Movement (GEM), Inc. is a 501( C)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring, encouraging, and empowering girls and women of color from 14-21 years old to take full advanta…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Writing and Editing
SBCA — Washington, DC
Our communications department needs a dedicated writer for the newsletters, social media and website. There will be a story a week minimum that will involve interviews of people over the phone and som…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Business Writer Internship
Leonie Industries — Arlington, VA
Leonie, an international, woman-owned, leading provider of execution management specialists, performance measurement experts and analysts to US Government organizations is seeking a qualified Business…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Writer/Hill Enthusiast
FiscalTrak — Arlington, VA
FiscalTrak (new.fiscaltrak.com) is seeking a motivated writer to attend and write summaries of hearings on the Hill and provide general support to our product development and sales teams. Put your com…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Researcher, Blog writer
CLT3 Security Consulting — Washington, DC
CLT3 Consulting is a small security company specializing in risk assessments, security infrastructure design, and aviation, port and rail security screener training and testing. We also provide securi…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round


text:
The Cubfest will be at the home of muleboss, 1440 US Highway 75, Burlington, KS, which is about 2 miles North of Burlington, KS or 1.5 miles South of New Strawn, KS. It will be back a lane on the West side of the highway. There will be a Kansas Cubfest sign posted.
Hope to see you there.


text:
NPRSunday, February 24, 2013
Charges Mount Against Stockton Robbery Suspect Jaime Ramos
Enforcement Of Water Restrictions Varies Around State
Brown Signs Bills Affecting Home Loan Modifications, HOAs, High School Football
When Work Becomes A Haven From Stress At Home
Help Tree Canopy Cut Back On Water Use
Capital Public Radio stations are licensed to California State University, Sacramento. © 2014, Capital Public Radio. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy


text:
Facebook for BlackBerry has received another small update in the BlackBerry Beta Zone. The new version kicks up a few notches to v126.96.36.199. The update includes various tweaks and fixes that keep things going strong.
In addition to the updated BBM and photo features from the last version, this update includes:
You can login to the Beta Zone now to grab the update.
Ahmet Serhat Kilinc Nov 7, 2012 at 11:17 am
What is GCM?
Anonymous94587689 Nov 7, 2012 at 1:56 pm
GCM stand for Google Cloud Messaging
It can't be Greatest Common Multiple :p
Let's settle for Graphical Context Menu :)
MaxPayne79 Nov 7, 2012 at 8:38 pm
lol. :)
RoboticGolem Nov 7, 2012 at 11:32 am
I had to download a new bbid update with this upgrade. O.o
mckillio Nov 7, 2012 at 1:15 pm
I don't think they're related. I had to update my ID when I downloaded the new App World the other day.
hungboss Nov 7, 2012 at 11:33 am
just finish.
jamesharmeling Nov 7, 2012 at 11:39 am
Much better than the first beta. Not bad. Another tweak or two and we might have a really nice updated Facebook!
Not sure if it's just my phone, but this version is unable to connect to BBM! Anyone else with the same problem?
mckillio Nov 7, 2012 at 1:15 pm
I am not.
Graheem Nov 7, 2012 at 1:57 pm
Many photos still soooo slow to load, or don't load. Why can't they get this improved???
I hate the new way the notifications are, they don't take me to the post they are from, they just notify me someone else has commented, and I have to go to the post myself! Is this just me? And how do I change it back?
jayemmbee Nov 8, 2012 at 12:50 am
I'm getting that too, this used to happen when I had multiple devices getting fb notifications. I'm just going back to the previous beta. That one worked
yeah i'm also getting the same issue, some of the notifications don't appear, however yeah, hopefully the next build will be better.
i'm curious of how the bb10 facebook will look like, seems RIM now is taking the most of its tools to empower their core apps, go RIM!
Graheem Nov 8, 2012 at 12:37 pm
I saw a bit of Facebook on BB10, it looked just like the iphone version from what I could see.
Rootbrian Nov 8, 2012 at 7:51 pm
That's because it mimicks the touch site, known as touch.facebook.com.


text:
Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae Writing Guide
Why, when and how to use a CV, plus sample curriculum vitae and additional job search resources.
Curriculum Vitae Samples
Curriculum vitae samples, formats, and templates.
Curriculum Vitae Tips: A - Z
Need to write a CV? Here are over thirty tips for using, writing, formatting and sending CVs.
Curriculum Vitae
Curriculum Vitae - when to use a CV or a resume, what to include and how to write a curriculum vitae.
CV Guidelines
Guidelines for CV writing and formatting, including choosing a font style and size, CV length, format, and what should be in included in your curriculum vitae.
Top 10 CV Tips
The top 10 tips for writing a CV, including formatting a curriculum vitae, what to include in a CV, examples and templates and advice on writing covering letters for curriculum vitae.
Microsoft Curriculum Vitae (CV) Templates
Microsoft curriculum vitae (CV) templates are available as a free download for Microsoft Word users, or available within your Word program, to use to create a curriculum vitae. Here's how to download and use these templates for writing CVs.
Writing Curriculum Vitae
When should job seekers use a curriculum vitae, commonly referred to as CV, rather than a resume? Here are the details on when to use a CV, what to include and how to write it.
Curriculum Vitae Summary
A curriculum vitae summary is a one-to-two-page, condensed version of a full curriculum vitae.
Curriculum Vitae Content
List of content you should include in your curriculum vitae.
Curriculum Vitae Cover Letters
When you apply for a job with a curriculum vitae it's important to include a cover letter with your CV.
CV Covering Letters
A covering letter should be included with every curriculum vitae you send. Your covering letter provides detailed information on why are you are qualified for the job and explains the reasons for your interest in the company.
Definition of Curriculum Vitae
A curriculum vitae (CV) provides a summary of one's experience and skills and is typically longer than resumes (at least two or three pages).
Europass CV
Your Europass Curriculum Vitae - "Europass CV" - is the most important step in your job search process in any of the member states of the European Union. Read on for tips on writing your Europass CV, from Alex Sakota, founder of GetResume.com.
Sample CVs, Resumes and Job Letters
Review our collection of free sample resumes, cover letters, curriculum vitae, resignation letters, thank you letters, letters to accept, or decline a new job, and more career-related letters you can use for your job search correspondence.


text:
Making sense of iPhone 5 LTE rumors
There are a couple of conflicting stories this weekend about wether or not Apple's upcoming iPhone 5 -- which could be set for launch on October 7 -- will have 4G LTE wireless networking built in.
BGR claims to have caught a glimpse at a plist file (preferences list) from an iPhone carrier that shows some interesting LTE info:
BGR has obtained evidence of an internal iOS test build from one of Apple's major carrier partners, and buried in the firmware is a property list (.plist file) for LTE. This doesn't necessarily mean every Apple device that's about to be released will feature an embedded 4G LTE modem, but it certainly means Apple isn't sitting on the sidelines as 4G LTE networks continue to roll out around the world.
The Cell Phone Junkie, however, points out that the chips Apple probably wants to use still won't be ready until 2012:
Typically, a switch in chips would require a 3-4 month production process on Qualcomm's part for the initial order. This would mean if the iPhone 5 was using anything other than the MDM6600 for an October release, we would have likely heard about a leak (like the one from the The Street for it launch) for the switch to something different. And unless Apple is pushing the device launch into early 2012, I don't see a chip switch happening this year.
So how do we reconcile these apparently conflicting reports? Apple almost certainly has LTE iPhones in the labs so they no doubt have iOS builds that can run the radio. It's possible the plist entry exists for lab testing but not for real world use.
That means we'd still get an HSPA+ "4G" iPhone 5 in 2011, but would still be waiting on an LTE 4G iPhone 6 in 2012.
Unless of course Apple's managed to work a miracle and decided to make iPhone 5 the first AT&T LTE device...
There are 16 comments. Add yours.
what speed when using HSPA+ ??
This is a BGR rumor so we know it can't be true.
so boring. there are only rumorrrr
I'd be shocked if an LTE kit was ready with decent enough power consumption was ready in time for an iPhone 5 this fall.
But if it was, I'd buy one.
I would say iPhone 6.
Neither Tmo nor AT&T will be able to sustain 42Mbps. Once it's all said and done, LTE in general will hover around 8-12. Still plenty until LTE Advance is ready.
"Unless of course Apple's managed to work a miracle and decided to make iPhone 5 the first AT&T LTE device…"
Umm... You are aware that Verizon has iPhones as well, right?
Given the larger footprint (and maturity) of Verizon's LTE network - If Apple is testing an LTE device, it is most likely on Verizon's network.
Lars you are thinking USA based only. Most carriers have a small or non existent LTE deployment, but they have started to ramp up and we are starting to see more and more deployment of LTE so it makes sense that Apple will start testing for next year. Here is a map of LTE worldwide deployments (http://ltemaps.org/).
I don't see where this news is all that exciting. It would be terribly short-sighted and ignorant to believe that Apple hasn't had a LTE iPhone in development/testing for the better part of a year now (if not longer). They're likely just entering the next, wider phase of testing/development where they've got a handful of devices making the rounds for pre-production verification and debugging.
That being said, I'd imagine that it'll be at least until next year's iPhone before we see anything LTE-enabled. The iPad 3 would be fantastic as an LTE device (and would make more sense from a battery/media consumption standpoint), but I just see Steve wanting to go a bit more flagship with their first LTE device.
4G LTE is the only thing I've seen from the "known" and rumored specs that would make me want to sell my 4 after only one year and make the switch.
For me, I'm thinking Verizon iPhone 6.
Here as well.
We've had national 21mbps 3G networks on Australia for a year or so, with 42mbps covering all the major cities. It just helps share the load, speeds are still only 6-8mbps on average - but far more consistent. The US is sooooo far behind :/
Apple always goes to America first.
Good thinking here ! And the battery life issue that comes with LTE wouldn't be an issue on the Ipad either.
Verizon's LTE is very fast. Other carriers 4G average around 4Mbps. I average 8Mbps and will go as high as 25Mbps when needed and full bars. I don't think I could go back to 3G, or anything less than a consistant 3.5Mbs.


text:
Click to Close
Indian online home store Fabfurnish.com has listed ways to ensure that everything from your dressers, tables, couches, chairs to bookcases look squeaky clean all year round: * Painted furniture: Painted furniture is the easiest to clean. * Wooden furniture: Wooden furniture needs to be cleaned with extra care. Clean the entire piece of furniture with the polish and not just the area that's ...
Posted on 25 July 2014 | 6:06 am
Researchers are creating robots that are building blocks for furniture that moves and assembles itself.
Posted on 24 July 2014 | 5:34 am
Shopping for furniture can be overwhelming.The internet, discount warehouses, plus brick and mortar furniture stores offer a lot of choices. The difficult part is selecting budget-friendly furniture without sacrificing quality.Scott Bowman, CEO of Zak's Fine Furniture, recognized the Tri-Cities was in need of an independently-owned "outlet style" furniture store that carried the solid reputation ...
Posted on 23 July 2014 | 5:00 pm
Once beyond the purely utilitarian, and influenced by that great influx of international talent, Australia started to carve out its own furniture style – elements of which have endured, writes Sasha Grishin .
Posted on 25 July 2014 | 9:17 am
Stanley Furniture Company, Inc. today reported sales and operating results for the second quarter of 2014.
Posted on 14 July 2014 | 3:38 pm
Australian furniture in the post-war modernist style has been booming at auction over the past 10 to 15 years, so it was no surprise to see one of Grant Featherston's orange talking chairs selling for almost $15,000 last month.
Posted on 23 July 2014 | 2:28 am
Furniture companies typically release new products in February and August, making January and July great times to buy as the stores try to clear out old inventory, according to Jackie Hirschhaut, vice president of marketing for the American Home Furnishings Alliance, which represents furniture manufacturers. You can also plan your furniture purchase around a holiday such as Memorial Day ...
Posted on 9 July 2014 | 8:01 am
"A Body of Skin" is a furniture collection designed to look like elements of the human body. The brainchild of designer Gigi Barker for Studio 9191, the chairs and footstools have been made using a silicone base and moulded leather cover impregnated with aftershave and pheromones to make the experience as fleshy as possible.
Posted on 25 July 2014 | 8:35 am
You don't need an art auction catalogue or an art history book to justify your sense of style. Think of a trustworthy artisan or furniture store and set out to find a piece that's made of heavy wood. When it comes to furniture selection, function is still most important.
Posted on 22 July 2014 | 11:15 pm
Ashley Furniture stores in the St. Louis area are unaffected.
Posted on 22 July 2014 | 11:32 am


text:
2 cruxes
far right climb in corner
9 bolts & anchors
i believe this is the one where you start just left of thailand tweak, and move left onto the face after maxing out your possibilities in the chimney feature. A few fun pocket moves to a committing crimp make for a fine sport climb on (for the area) above average rock.
I think this is one of the best routes at the east Hellgate. Quality rock, fun moves and rests where you need one. It's too bad it's not longer.


text:
The-Ozone.Daily Sports Reports
If you are having trouble playing this report as
a streaming file simply click on the link below for an downloadable
MP3 file that should play on your computer. Downloadable MP3
(Approximately .5 Megabytes)
- December 13, 2004
Sports Update : Simon Fraser and A.J. Hawk talks about what the team has to do to get ready for the Alamo Bowl. Hawk also talks about his All American honors.
Simon Fraser
A.J. Hawk
Return to
O-Zone Front Page
(c) 2004 The O-Zone, O-Zone
Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.
This material may not be published, rebroadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.


text:
The first full day of Spring Training was a whirlwind of activities. Being my first March in Fort Myers, I wasnt completely sure what to expect. Here is how it went:
Leave home for the airport. Say goodbye to my fiancé. Check my bags, just under the weight limit. Take my shoes off, walk through a small door, put my shoes back on. Sit and read Hunger Games. Hope they make it out alive. Hangout with Nate Hanson. Board the plane. Watch Cole Nelson try to fit his long legs in a very small
Updated 03-07-2012 at 04:23 PM by Seth Stohs


text:
These pillows are the best thing since sliced bread! I never imagined I could find a pillow I love so much that I never want to lift my head off of it! I am tempted to order more to have for the future if heaven forbid my new ones wear out!!!!!!!
Anyone in need of a great pillow should definately consider these. I am a side sleeper and a back sleeper and this pillow was comfortable in either position. I've never knew what a great nights sleep was like until I got these pillows (I ordered the firm).
I bought a pair 3 years ago. Every pillow I've tried previously breaks down and becomes a hard lump. Not so with these pillows. You can still give them a shake and they fluff up perfectly.
I am recovering from a fractured shoulder therefore have found difficulty in finding a comfortable position when in bed.I decided to do some research and found your site and after having read the reviews decided that perhaps I would find exactly what I was looking for! My 2 pillows which have aided me no end in finding the correct position without too much discomfort caused from the fracture are just what I needed! The pillows mould into the shoulders and head giving me a comfortable support using either one or both pillows. Thanks to yourselves I am now managing to sleep more comfortably and would definitely recommend the pillows.
Very lofty and comfortable pillows! I have asthma so they are the perfect choice and were a very good value! I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for new pillows.
After all the reviews I thought these would be great pillows... they are not.
not down, but very comfortable. really great pillow for the price
Mediums are as expected. Tough to put a price on better sleep but these provided it.
i needed new "snuggle" pillows, the ones i had were too big & too hard. i have been looking for some time for a pillow that is soft from the 1st day instead of having to use it until it softens up. THESE PILLOWS ARE WONDERFUL! it was like snuggling a big marshmellow .. perfect even on the 1st night. great product, great price
I ordered one set of medium and one set of firm for my boyfriend who was in dire need of new pillows. He raved about them and was grateful to have new pillows. But, slowly but surely they started to get lumpy and flat. I purchased them for him for Christmas and by March they were... Crap. I will say the firm pillows held up better, but at the end of the day still did not last. You get what you paid for. I would not recommend buying these unless you needed inexpensive pillows for a guest room that would not get used very often.
Usually leaves our warehouse in 1-2 business days. *
Items must be returned in new or unused condition and contain all original materials included with the shipment. More details
FINAL SALE EXCLUSION: Items marked as FINAL SALE are not returnable unless the problem you experience is the result of our error.
Our standard shipping method is ground shipping. We also offer expedited shipping for most items. Your final shipping cost and estimated delivery timeframe will be available at checkout.
Standard shipping details
Expedited shipping details
* For your safety, some orders go through our loss prevention department. If we select your order for this process, we will immediately notify you that there may be up to a 3-day delay on your order.
** Most Oversize orders are delivered within 1-4 weeks. Some orders may take 6 weeks to be delivered.


text:
Buncombe County Democrats will meet Thursday evening at the County Court House to elect a new State Senator to serve out the remainder of the term of Martin Nesbitt. Nesbitt died in early March at the age of 67. The Chair of the Party, Kathy Sinclair told David Hurand, 156 members of the party executive committee who live in the 49th Senate District will choose from a field of three men and three women.
Three Republicans are on the May 6th primary ballot. The winner will face whomever the Democrats ultimately choose to run in November.
Live theater tops Tony's list of entertainment options this week. Along with theater there's lots of music to enjoy and a couple of new movies hit the big screen. And baseball returns next Thursday with the arrival of the Tourists at historic McCormick field.
The Cherokee Preservation Foundation has announced its' Spring 2104 grant award winners. The twenty not for profit organizations will receive a total of more than 1 million dollars. Since its' inception in 2000, the Foundation has distributed more than $70 million . David Hurand spoke with the Foundations' Executive Director Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle about the work of the foundation.
The list of grant award winners:
Tony Kiss dances his way into the weekend. High on his list of entertainment offerings The Chase Brock Experience at Diana Wortham Theater. Choreographer Chase Brock is a native of Western North Carolina who has found great success in New York City. The new Wes Anderson film has arrived on the big screen. The quirky, but favorably reviewed film, The Hotel Budapest includes an all star cast.
Broadway Choreographer Chase Brock is bringing his talents back to Western North Carolina.
Brock was born in Hendersonville and went to school in Flat Rock before moving to New York to follow his dream, and now his career has taken him full circle-- back to the very spot where he found his first success.
"I actually made my professional debut as a dancer on the stage at Diana Wortham Theater when I was about 12 years old," Brock said. "It's the first check I ever received in show business."
Jan Philipp Sendker has spent most of his working life as a journalist for a German magazine.
But he never lost the desire he's held since childhood to write a novel, and his work as a reporter helped lead him to his goal.
Sendker's novel, The Art of Hearing Heartbeats, is inspired by the landscape and culture he discovered while reporting from Burma. The book tells the story of Julia, a New Yorker whose Burmese father mysteriously disappears. Julia's story explores the significant role of fatalism and destiny in Burmese culture.
The deadline for the initial open enrollment period is fast approaching. David Hurand spoke with Health Care Navigators Jaclyn Kiger and John Wingerter about how to make an appointment, what to bring, and how many North Carolinians have signed up for health insurance.
Asheville Mayor Esther Manheimer says she expects the city's legal challenge of House Bill 488 to be heard next month and a ruling on the bill, which transfers ownership of the city owned water system to a regional authority, to follow within 30 days. David Hurand has more.....
Internal communication records released following a request from the on line investigative reporting service Carolina Public Press reveal the McCrory Administration went to great lengths to orchestrate publicity surrounding the temporary closure of an Asheville abortion clinic last summer. David Hurand spoke with Carolina Public Press reporter and frequent WCQS contributor Jon Elliston,
It's early in the campaign season for a seat in the North Carolina General Assembly but the race to represent House District 116 is off to a rather unusual start. Democratic Party challenger Brian Turner has filed a formal complaint with the State Board of Elections against incumbent Republican Tim Moffitt. Turner alleges Rep. Moffitt offered to help him find a job if he would drop out of the race. Moffitt denies the allegation. David Hurand has more...


text:
NICHQ CEO Testifies at Boston City Council Hearing on Sickle Cell Disease
June 6, 2013
NICHQ President and CEO Charles Homer, MD, MPH, was one of nine panelists who testified before the Boston City Council's Committee on Labor, Youth Affairs and Health on June 6 about the need for greater support for patients with sickle cell disease (SCD).
SCD is an inherited disorder that affects hemoglobin, the molecule in red blood cells that delivers oxygen to cells throughout the body. The disease affects millions of people throughout the world and is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United States, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Organized by the Greater Boston Sickle Cell Disease Association (GBSCDA), panelists testified on behalf of a resolution proposed by City Councilor Charles Yancey calling for the committee to research resources and services available to patients with SCD. Committee members heard panelists describe the characteristics of and treatments for SCD, the inequalities in funding for research and support, legal issues, accessibility to treatments, and the effects of SCD on the community. Speakers urged the city to consider stable funding, better access to healthcare and social services, expanded programs, and increased education and awareness for sickle cell disease consumers, families and programs.
The Rev. Ronald Stephenson, founder of the GBSCDA, talked about his 20 years witnessing devastation caused by SCD to patients and families. "They need services; they need to know they have access to good healthcare; they need to know they can have a good quality of life; and they need to know they are in a city that really cares for them," said Stephenson.
Homer demonstrated how care for patients with SCD can be improved dramatically with a concerted focus on quality improvement. He highlighted how teams at treatment centers across the country have reduced the time patients wait for effective pain treatment in the emergency department. Similar efforts have increased use of hydroxyurea, an important preventive treatment.
"For many, the treatment is slow, ineffective and not respectful," said Homer. "This hearing was an inspiring and moving reminder of the great needs these families face and the potential and the hope that a new approach brings."
Many families with children diagnosed with SCD came to share their stories. Accounts by several mothers who spoke about the challenge of having to watch their young children suffer through pain episodes that are medically comparable to heart attacks, visibly moved the committee members.
"People don't understand. It's a struggle every day to fight for my education and my dreams," said Kelsey Taylor, 19, who talked about how difficult it is to live with SCD pain every day.
Councilor Yancey vowed to sponsor a line item through the Boston Public Health Commission to obtain funding for sickle cell awareness, special hospital facilities for those experiencing a sickle cell crisis, and other actions to improve quality of life.
"I would hope the outcome of these testimonies, the hearing and the legislation is that there will be more resources focused on support services for this community, combined with attention to programs to measure and improve care," said Homer.
Watch the committee hearing in its entirety.


text:
High style meets high tech in our tablet case crafted of the same statement-making prints we've used for our new luggage — a nice way to stand out from the corporate pack. Padded sleeve with zip-around top. Inside pouch for power cord storage. Coated canvas in a matte finish. Imported. Size: 8 1/2" H x 10 1/2" W
Pull the straps through this bucket bag and, presto — you've got a nifty backpack. Our two-in-one iteration has a modern vibe, with a leather drawcord, exposed seams, and a snappy center zipper. Inside organization includes a zippered pocket and sidewall pockets with leather trim. Magnetic snap. Adjustable straps. Soft leather. Italy. Size: 12 1/2" H x 12" W x 5 3/4" D
The tote that tote-ally goes anywhere — from market to office, beach to gym. The flat bottom and flat sides mean every square inch is usable. And the spirited signature prints are made from a durable, wipeable poly so there's no fretting over tipped tomatoes or damp bathing suits. Fully lined in our petite polka dot. Twill handles. Imported. Size: 13 1/2" H x 12 5/8" W x 4 1/2" D Monogramming is only available on orders shipping within the U.S.
Our East-meets-West tote comes in a quartet of beautiful colors — two nuanced neutrals, two beautiful brights — to carry your essentials in style. Outfitted with clever storage, including an outside zip pocket and an inside key ring, pair of sidewall pockets, and zip compartment. Leather handles to hold as a satchel, plus a long, removable shoulder strap for those times you're in a cross-body mood. Zipper closure. Leather. Cotton lining. Brushed silver-finish hardware. Made for us in a family-owned leather factory in the hills of northern Italy. Due to the nature of the dyeing process, unique color variations in the leather will occur. Italy. Size: 11 1/2" H x 18 1/4" W x 6" D
Swing on a bright bag to stir a winter wardrobe out of the doldrums. Our all-Italian tote breathes new life into the classic shape with the happiest hues around. A zippy outside pocket provides easy key or cell access. Inside there's more organization: two leather-trimmed sidewall pockets, a zip compartment and a key ring holder. Adjustable leather straps. Magnetic closure. 100% leather. Printed dot lining. Due to the nature of the leather, slight variations will occur. Italy. Size: 14 1/2" H x 19" W x 6" D
A structured, oversized clutch translates the envelope trend to a decidedly feminine silhouette, perfect for all of the weddings and parties on your calendar. Made for us in Italy of beautiful shadow leather with artful variegations in a surprising palette. Front flap with magnetic snap closure. Removable, adjustable cross-body strap. Inside easy-access open pocket for your cell phone and such. Due to the nature of the dyeing process, slight color variations will occur. Italy. Size: 5 3/4" H x 10 1/2" W
Here's the best-case scenario for a makeup bag: lots of little organization in a little package. The trio of inside compartments includes a center zip section, a plastic pocket for lotions and potions, and a mesh pouch for toothbrushes and the like. In coated canvas with a matte finish. Leather tabbed zipper. Imported. Size: 7" H x 11" W x 4" D
Road-tested by our buyers, our perfectly proportioned tote is your ticket to ride. We've designed this hold-all carryall with a slightly scooped top so it sits comfortably under your arm. Durable twill-and-leather straps, a full zipper across the top, and plenty of ways to stay organized: one zip pocket outside; two open pockets and one zip pocket inside for passports, smartphones and such; plus a clip-in inside pouch pocket. Sturdy coated canvas in a matte finish. Petite polka dot lining in olive green. Antiqued-brass-finish feet. Imported. Size: 16" H x 19 1/2" W x 6 1/2" D
A grab-and-go tote in trendy graphic stripes. Exquisitely handcrafted from sustainable sisal, this structured tote is fully functional, with an abundance of space, and one small interior pocket in sea grass. Removable raffia pom-poms. Leather trim. By Mar Y Sol. Imported. Size: 13" H x 17 1/2" W x 8" D
A structured tote inspired by nautilus shells. Hand-crocheted with sustainable raffia by artisans in Madagascar, this bag is spacious enough to tote your beach essentials or market produce. Sturdy leather handles and raffia trim. Inside pocket to stash phone and keys. Seagrass lining. Handcrafted; slight variations in color will occur. By Mar Y Sol. Imported. Size: 12" H x 22" W x 9" D
A spot-on choice for toting towels to the beach or loading up on veggies at the farmers' market. Hand-crocheted raffia from Madagascar is finished with cheerful pom-pom accents. Extremely roomy and lightweight. No pockets. Unlined. By Flora Bella. Imported. Size: 10 1/2" H x 16" W x 10" D
Accessorize with Garnet Hill women's handbags and tote bags in bright, happy hues or go-with-everything neutrals. Breathe new life into your outfit with our exclusive Italian leather handbags and totes in stunning colors. Garnet Hill women's handbags and tote bags will bring you from season to season in style.


text:
IFA Info
The Stephen Chan Library of Fine Arts
The Institute of Fine Arts (Duke House)
1 E. 78th Street
New York, NY 10075
Library Hours
The Conservation Center Library
The Institute of Fine Arts (Chan House)
14 E. 78th Street
New York, NY 10075
Library Hours
Search BobCat
BobCat will be unavailable from 7/25 at 6 pm EST until 7/31 at 9 am EST. Please use Ask a Librarian for help.
Bobst Info
These guides are geared primarily toward graduate students and faculty in the areas of art history, archaeology, and art conservation. Currently, they comprise primarily electronic resources.
General Resources
Allgemeines Künstlerlexikon Online / Artists of the World Online: Provides information on artists with biographical information on more than 1 million visual artists from all over the world and throughout the ages, from antiquity to the present
Art Full-Text (1984-Present)
Art Index Retrospective (1929-1984): Provide citations to articles and book reviews published in more than 450 periodicals, yearbooks, and museum bulletins in all fields related to the arts including archaeology, architecture, art history, city planning, industrial design, interior design, and landscape design. International coverage.
ArtBibliographies Modern: Index to Western-language journal articles, essays, books, exhibition catalogues and dissertations on modern art (ca. 1880 - present) and photography. Covers publications 1974 - present.
Oxford Art Online: Provides online access to Grove Art Online, The Oxford Companion to Western Art, The Concise Ofxord Dicitonary of Art Terms, and The Encyclopedia of Aesthetics.
MetPublications: a portal to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's publishing program. Beginning with nearly 650 titles published from 1964 to the present, this resource will continue to expand and could eventually offer access to nearly all books, Bulletins, and Journals published by the Metropolitan Museum since the Met's founding in 1870. It will also include online publications.
Collections Search Center: The Collections Search Center from the Smithsonian Institution provides access to more than 2 million of the Smithsonian's museum, archives, library and research holdings and collections. The access to more Smithsonian collections via this Search Center is increasing over time. Collections currently available include: Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Collection, National Museum of American Indians Collections, Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden Collection, National Portrait Gallery Collection, Smithsonian American Art Museum, as well as many of the Smithsonian's archival collections.
Bibliography of the History of Art: Index to Western-language journal articles, book reviews, monographs, dissertations, essays, and exhibition catalogues, on Western art and architectural history, ca. 300 C.E. - present. Conservation is also included, but the history of photography is excluded. Covers publications ca. 1975 - present.
Archive Finder : Archive Finder is a current directory which describes over 206,200 collections of primary source material housed in thousands of repositories across the United States, the United Kingdom and Ireland.
ArchiveGrid: Thousands of libraries, museums, and archives have contributed nearly a million collection descriptions to ArchiveGrid. Researchers searching ArchiveGrid can learn about the many items in each of these collections, contact archives to arrange a visit to examine materials, and order copies.
American Association of Museums (AAC): Founded in 1906, the AAM represents every type of museum and historic site, with more than 3,000 institutional members in the US. Individual members span the range of occupations in museums, including curators, conservators, and educators.
American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS): Clearing house for information about national scholarly organizations.
American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (AIC): National membership organization of conservation professionals.
Archaeological Institute of America (AIA): Promotes arcaeological research and publication, and the protections of the world's cultural heritage. Publishes the American Journal of Archaeology.
Association of Art Historians (AAH, UK): The UK's association for art and design historians. Members represent the fields of art, architecture, conservation, cultural studies, design, museum studies, and photography, film and other media.
Associazione Internazionale di Archeologia Classica: Organization and information collecting point focusing primarily on Roman archaeology.
College Art Association: North America's association for artists, art historians, collectors, curators, educators, art publishers, and other visual arts professionals. Publishes the Art Bulletin and the Art Journal, and caa.reviews online.
Comité International d'Histoire de l'Art (CIHA): International organization designed to promote contacts amongst art historians of all countries. Holds major international conferences once every 4-5 years.
International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM, Rome): Inter-governmental organization charged with the protection, preservation and conservation of the cultural heritage.
International Council of Museums (ICOM, Paris): A worldwide network for museum professionals of all disciplines and specializations.
International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS, Paris): An international non-governmental organization of professionals dedicated to the conservation of the world's historic monuments and sites.
International Confederation of Architectural Museums (ICAM): ICAM is the international organization for architectural museums and related institutions. It is dedicated to fostering linnks between all those interested in promoting the better understanding of architecture.
International Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (IIC): Advocates for the protection and preservation of works of historic and artistic importance worldwide. Publishes Studies in Conservation and Reviews in Conservation.
Print Council of America: Members represent collections of works of art on paper throughout the US and Canada.
RIBA Library (London, UK): The Royal Institute of British Architects was founded in 1837. It has 30,000 members. RIBA's British Architectural Library is the largest and most comprehensive resource in the UK for research and information on all aspects of architecture.
Society of Architectural Historians (SAH): Encourages scholarly research in the field and promotes the preservation of significant architectural monuments. Publishes the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians.
Society of Architectural Historians (SAH): Encourages scholarly research in the field and promotes the preservation of significant architectural monuments. Publishes the Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians.
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organizations (UNESCO, Paris): The main objective of UNESCO is to contribute to peace and security in the world by promoting collaboration among nations through education, science, culture and communication. The organization is very active in the area of cultural heritage preservation, through practical conservation as well as legal instruments.
Subject Librarian
Contact Info
The Stephen Chan Library of Fine Arts
The Institute of Fine Arts
1 East 78th Street
New York, NY 10075
Telephone: (212) 992-5883
Send Email
Profile & Guides


text:
It's definitely not too early to start planning your garden. What's that? You don't garden? You're not alone; most people don't. That tide is turning though as we learn more about the health and environmental benefits to growing our own food—not to mention the cost savings. If you want to get your hands in the dirt but feel too intimidated, consider a neighborhood kitchen garden. A communal garden gives reticent gardeners a chance to experience all aspects of gardening minus the time commitment of going it alone. If you don't have access to yards, contact the city and inquire about using a small patch of city land.
It works like this:
- Get a group of neighbors together who want to share the work—and harvest—of one garden.
- Determine who has the best yard for it.
- Give each person an area to research such as growing in your climate, soil prep, seeds, planting and watering techniques, etc.
- Get a schedule on paper. Make it as detail-oriented as possible, including planning meetings, soil preparation, planting, and then weeding and watering rotations.
- Cover each other when you're out of town for work or on vacation.
- Get the kids involved.
- Make it fun—be supportive, not critical, of one another, and make sure to have a harvest party to celebrate your work.
About the author
Natural Vitality Living is brought to you by Natural Vitality, a purpose-driven human nutrition company. Natural Vitality Living offers fun tips, delicious recipes, inspiring profiles and features to empower readers to find balance in a stressful world. Visit naturalvitalityliving.com to sign up for the weekly newsletters that will get you eating, drinking, gardening, shopping and learning in a whole new shade of green.


text:
Whole Wheat Zucchini Herb Bread39 Reviews 2 Pics
Prep5 m
Cook3 h
Ready In3 h 5 m
"This bread is very light and rises high."
New! Find ingredients on sale
Tap On Sale, then swipe through different local stores.
Look through the ingredients list for store discounts!
This feature is in beta testing. Thanks for your patience as we improve it!
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Adjust Servings
Original recipe yields 1 - 1 pound loaf
- Place ingredients in the pan of the bread machine in the order suggested by the manufacturer. Set for Basic Bread cycle, or Normal setting.
Share It
Reviews (39)Rate This Recipe
This bread is lovely! I don't have a bread maker so I doubled the recipe and did it this way: Add the honey to warm water and sprinkle the yeast on top. Let proof for 10 minutes then add the salt, oil, zucchini, seeds and seasoning. I added 1 1/2 tsp of dried basil and a tsp of rosemary like someone else suggested, then your flour. Let rise for 1 hour, punch down and divide into 2 loaves and let rise again in bread pans for 45 minutes. Bake at 350 for 35 minutes. Brush tops with olive oil after it comes out of the oven and EAT!!! 2nd batch: Doubled it again and used only 1 tsp of salt, 2 tsp of italian seasoning and 2 tbsp of sesame seeds (as well as 2 cups of grated zucchini). It rose much higher this time.
This bread did not rise well for me, even with the addition of citric acid which usually makes the difference for wholewheat loaves. I felt it could do with much more fresh basil for flavour. Otherwise a reasonable bread, crumbly but thick. Best for toasting. I made another loaf just with basic white bread recipe, but replaced just over 1/2cup water with a medium zucchini grated. It was delicious, and rose well.
FANTASTIC! Very light & soft with just enough whole wheat to make it taste soooo good. It has become our households favorite & I make it 2-3 a week. The PERFECT toast bread if you don't like a sweet breakfast! You can't tell that there is zucchini in it at all! (My husband didn't believe me until he watched me make the second loaf.) I used a full cup of zucchini (EDIT: I don't even measure the zucchini anymore, I just grate one medium 'zuke and put it in the pan first.) I added a little oregano and minced garlic along with the basil to give it more of an Italian taste (definitely use fresh basil if you can). I have given away 6 loaves of this recipe and keep getting requests for it.
Similar Recipes
Simple Whole Wheat Bread
Honey Whole Wheat Bread
Classic Whole Wheat Bread
Whole Wheat Bread II
Butter Honey Wheat Bread
Easy Whole Wheat Bread
Amount Per Serving (10 total)
- Calories
- 153 cal
- 8%
- Fat
- 2.3 g
- 4%
- Carbs
- 28.3 g
- 9%
- Protein
- 5 g
- 10%
- Cholesterol
- 0 mg
- 0%
- Sodium
- 235 mg
- 9%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
previous recipe:
Simple Whole Wheat Bread
next recipe:
Classic Whole Wheat Bread


text:
Share with Friends
Protection for Peace of Mind
COLORS: White, Teal
Featuring the ZoneFlex liner that has independent zones that allow for maximum flex and forms to the unique shape of your head for a high comfort fit. Add in the upgraded Ride Premium audio capabilities and passive venting for a snowboard helmet designed to provide superior protection in a style all our own.
- ZoneFlex ABS Hardshell Construction
- Premium Ride Audio
- Passive Venting
- Detachable Audio Compatible Ear Pads
- Tool-Less removable Goggle Clip
ZoneFlex ABS Hardshell Construction
Offering a contoured and comfortable fit for all. Unlike standard rigid EPS liners, this patent pending ZoneFlex technology features independent flexible zones that conform to the unique shape of your head.
Premium Ride Audio
Don't miss a beat with the ultimate audio kit that does it all! Features include a premium 40mm driver, volume control wheel, detachable cord, and is phone compatible with a single button play, pause, answer and hang-up.


text:
Artist Lecture Series
The Artist/Lecture Series at Kent State Tuscarawas offers five to seven events each academic year. All events are offered free of charge to students and the public. Throughout the year, these programs offer enrichment, education and entertainment, including some of the finest speakers and performers from the fields of art, music, theatre and the humanities.Guest lecturers address important and varied topics that include literature, social action, education and diversity.
2013-14 Artist/Lecture Series Schedule
September 10, 2013 – The Constitution and American Unity, a Constitution Day Program Presented by Dr. Todd Hartline
Oct. 14, 2013 - One Book One Community – The Prize Winner of Defiance, Ohio
Nov. 7, 2013 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Presentation on the Rolling Stones
Feb. 12, 2014 – Guest Faculty Recital featuring Sebastian Birch, piano; and Alissa Shuster, flute; with Brian Bennett, drums; and Daniel Nass, bass.
March 18, 2014 - Motherhood Memoirs: Mothers Creating/Writing Lives, Presented by Dr. Nicole Willey and Dr. Justine Dymond


text:
O'NEILL SuperFreak F.U.Z.E. 5/4 Wetsuit
Item: 21104446 Product Description >
Regular Price: $279.95 SALE $223.96
O'NEILL SuperFreak F.U.Z.E. 5/4 WetsuitUpdated for 2013 to be warmer than ever, the O'Neill SuperFreak F.U.Z.E. 5/4 Wetsuit with Hood, built with FluidFlex Firewall and Ultraflex DS, is a true winter suit that keeps water out and warmth in, even in extreme conditions.
- Body is made from 60% Fluid Flex and 40% UltraFlex DS neoprene for 100% superstretch
- FluidFlex Firewall on the chest and back provides lightweight warmth and flexibility
- F.U.Z.E. (front upper zip entry) closure system uses free-floating zipper technology to keep you dry without restricting your flexibility
- Blackout zipper construction: offset teeth on an interlocking zipper keeps water from entering at the back entry point
- Hooded for extra warmth in extreme conditions
- Double Super Seal neck is fully adjustable and watertight
- Krypto Knee Padz offer protection and comfort
- Strategic seamless paddle zones and Lumbar Seamless Design (LSD) provide comfort and fit
- Glued and blind-stitched seams; critically taped seam junctions
- External key pocket with loop is strategically placed for easy access
- Thickness: 5/4 mm
- Suggested water temperature (�F): mid to high 40s
Fiber Content: 60% FluidFlex, 40% Ultraflex DS
Country of Origin: Imported
O'NEILL SuperFreak F.U.Z.E. 5/4 Wetsuit
EMS_Sale Yes Gender Men's


text:
Hi folks,
Normally, we would have run this column on the 1st of the month, but with the 1st being April Fool's Day, we didn't want to keep you guessing as to which items were real and which might not be. We hope you did enjoy the pranks provided, including this year's extra special adventure courtesy of Logan Bonner and Chris Sims -- an adventure that won me a $5 bet from Chris Youngs.
Chris, as you might have picked up on by now, absolutely hates the silly, stupid, and outright ridiculous monsters that have crept into the game's various editions (yes, we too love that headinjurytheater.com article (warning: inappropriate language)). With April Fool's Day looming, I suggested a 4th Edition conversion of the flumph -- poster child of the silly, stupid, and ridiculous. Chris bet me $5 that no one in the department would fall on that particular sword.
The truth is, Chris failed to appreciate that psychographic out there which, for better or worse, simply relishes the silly. We've run articles in the past on the subject; heck, back in 1st Edition, silly was a large part of the game in many cases. And I'm part of that psychographic. I love the flumph, the owlbear, the trapper. . . . I think that the most compelling villain need not be the biggest or the baddest, but the most infuriating. After all, would you be more enthused to fight yet another minotaur . . . or an ethereal filcher that keeps popping in and stealing everyone's pants?
I know, I know, not exactly plausible or dramatic…but silly will always have a place in the game, and to gamers like me, a much celebrated and important place. In fact just requesting this graphic caused the designer, Jen Page, to remember another depantser beast from an old campaign she was in! So here's to April, and April Fool's Day—may your games be filled with laughter, and your characters' pockets filled with gold. And may you have all the 4E sourcebooks your gamer bookcases may hold!
We've started the excerpts in full for this latest sourcebook, providing a wealth of options for your bard, sorcerer, swordmage, warlock and/or wizard! Last month we showed off familiars; this time, here's a look at one of the new implements for the game: the tome.
A tome is a thick book packed with knowledge about casting a spell. The materials that make up the cover of a tome range from leather and thin wood to heavy pieces of metal. The pages of a book can be paper, leather, thin pieces of metal, or other flexible materials. You can't make melee attacks with a tome.
If you can wield a tome as an implement, you can add its enhancement bonus to the attack rolls and the damage rolls of implement powers you use through the tome, and you can use its properties and powers. Otherwise, you gain no benefit from wielding a tome.
Wizards who choose the tome implement can select from two forms of Arcane Implement Mastery, one useful to summoner wizards and the other of more general benefit.
Tome of Binding: Once per encounter, as a free action, if you use your tome when using an arcane summoning power, all creatures summoned by that power gain a bonus to damage rolls equal to your Constitution modifier. You must wield a tome to benefit from this feature. Summoner wizards prefer this form of tome mastery because of its obvious benefits to their summoning spells. This form of mastery also provides benefits to certain conjuration powers.
Tome of Readiness: When you select this form of implement mastery, choose a wizard encounter attack power of your level or lower that you don't already know. That power is now stored and available for your use at a later time.
Once per encounter as a free action, you can use the stored power by expending another unused wizard encounter attack power of its level or higher. You must still take the normal action required to use the stored power.
Each time you reach a level that lets you choose an encounter power, you can replace the stored power with a new wizard encounter attack power of your level or lower that you do not already know. You must wield a tome to benefit from this feature. Wizards of all builds appreciate this form of mastery because of the flexibility it allows them during combat.
"You've proved yourselves worthy of witnessing Fate's decree. Heed my words, and learn something of the foundations of reality.
"There is a place where all things could find their ultimate dissolution, a place that wears the Shadowfell like a cloak. Before my rise, and prior to Nerull's reign in Pluton before me, evil and hungry primordials trapped souls on their way beyond the cosmos. There, these wicked beings consumed souls for power, rather than letting them go to their destiny beyond the cosmos. The elder gods wrested control of this corrupted doorway, called Death's Reach, from the ancient ones. They sealed it, leaving only small, harrowing holes into it.
"But all that has gone before is now imperiled. Would you hear more, and in so doing, pledge yourself to mending tears in the warp and weft of the cosmos?"
In this adventure, first of the series set in the epic tier, wicked forces conspire to usurp the power of the Raven Queen, god of death, by unraveling the foundations of reality. To prevent this cosmic coup, mighty heroes must survive an epic journey into the Shadowfell's timeless core, where all things find their end.
All souls come to the Shadowfell, and sooner or later they pass through the Raven Queen's Citadel in Letherna . . . save for the troubling fraction that is evading the fate she decreed.
The Raven Queen's citadel nestles among the peaks of jagged mountains that sprout from the center of a wintry forest; this is the realm of Letherna. Her mighty stronghold is a maze of reaching towers and graceful bridges cut from stone and ice. Over all, a maelstrom of stars spin, each bright pinpoint a bodiless soul. From this spirit storm, a grim procession descends through her gates, summoned to learn their final fates.
Visiting the Citadel
Most creatures visit the Raven Queen only once, as a formless soul, when their time of existence is concluded. Epic characters have a way of charting their own destinies. In the course of their adventures, such characters might strike upon the notion of paying the Goddess of Death a call. Determined visitors who avoid the Temple of Temples on the outskirts of Letherna could find their way through the winter-shrouded woods and up the steep-sided slopes of the mountain chain on which the citadel rests. There, they might attempt entry through the same gates used by the dead. Of course, the potent guardians who protect the citadel from casual callers would have to be dealt with. PCs pursuing an invitation from the Raven Queen might simply be shown through to her court.
However, those who arrive by way of the Temple of Temples bypass the long approach through the forested plain and avoid the potentially lethal showdown outside the citadel against defending forces. If the priests and mighty guardians of the temple allow it, travelers need merely step through the activated portal in the Temple of Temples. The destination of this portal deposits travelers directly to the center of the chamber where the Raven Queen hold's court.
When the PCs step through, read:
You arrive in a wide court. Behind you is a monolith, probably 20 feet high. Others like it stand in recesses in each of the room's four corners. You stand inside a runic boundary a few paces from the center monolith. Observation platforms, supported by pillars, line the walls to your left and right. Above you, the ceiling is absent, giving you a view of a swirling storm of light -- the souls of the dead waiting for a turn before the Raven Queen.
Ahead, stairs climb to a dais, large braziers burning with blue-white fire flanking them. There, on a dark throne, is a tall, regal woman with raven hair and a similarly hued robe. Her eyes and lips are black and glossy, her skin pale. The beauty of her impassive face imparts heartache and the memory of lost love.
Gaunt black-clad creatures stand near her, their faces embodiments of bereavement. The Raven Queen stands, and behind her, ravenlike wings extend. She moves forward.
"Welcome, heroes of Zvomarana," she says. "Your victory speaks well of you. Now, I must ask you to face one final test wherein I learn more of you, and you might learn more about yourselves. All you require is the bloodcrystal raven skull."
Well, fair's fair. We have shown off a few of the monsters. But what do more of the heroes look like? With Arcane Power releasing this month as well, here are a few of the arcane figures from the Arcane 2 set:
The second compendium of monsters for 4E D&D, Monster Manual 2 is filled with a new assortment of creatures designed to challenge and terrify adventurers of all levels. The monsters offer threats of every level and include brand new monsters as well as new versions of familiar monsters -- like giants and demons. MM2 also introduces the metallic dragons, which join their chromatic kin in the game.
Let's start with a look at two returning monsters, both of which had been known in the past for their appetites – one for rocks, and one for just about every substance!
The green slime slithers up cavern walls and waits to drop on sources of heat. It devours flesh, bone, and metal with equal aplomb.
Green Slime Tactics
In battle, a green slime attacks the nearest creature and uses rapid dissolution to dissolve the creature into slime.
In the deep recesses of the Elemental Chaos and in stony realms across the planes, diamondhide xorns glide through the earth in search of the rarest minerals. The armored skin of a diamondhide xorn glitters with the remnants of minerals it has ingested.
Xorn Lore
Dungeoneering DC 23: Xorns are creatures from the Elemental Chaos that feed on metal and minerals. Their appetite for rare gemstones makes them open to bargaining. However, they have been known to engage in diplomacy while using the time to set up ambushes.
This month, we look forward to more harrowing tales of dark fantasy from James P. Davis. Since it's also Monster Manual 2 month, we're planning to stat out several of the monsters from The Restless Shore -- look for these in a future article.
The Mere-That-Was nurses the nightmare children of the Spellplague. Along the dry lake bed, monsters unlike anything in Toril haunt the landscape. From the depths of the wilds, an eerie hymm draws strange disciples to the lair of one plaguechanged child.
Its hypnotic song urges them to seek the key to completing the lullaby: a new voice.
A trio of strangers must trust each other as they chase the cult of the Choir—and the girl they've taken—through the wilds of Akanûl.
But all their fears are coming true.
The nightmare's just begun!
E2: Kingdom of the Ghouls continues the series of adventures set in the epic tier, or works as its own stand-alone adventure. Following E1, something terrible has been stolen from Death's Reach, a graveyard of dead monstrosities and banned weapons hailing from the dawn war between god and primordial. To prevent it from falling into the hands of the Demon Prince of Undeath, heroes must follow its trail, even into the fanged mouth of hunger itself.
Doresain the Ghoul King rules a kingdom in Thanataos, itself a realm festering in the Abyss. Within that dim, murky gravescape stands the White Kingdom, bright in the moonlight that shines forever above it. The White Kingdom is inhabited mostly by ghouls and other flesh-eating undead. It is called the White Kingdom because the gravescape's every structure is made of the bones of victims stripped of their flesh. Walking through its bone-dust streets kicks up clouds of white that fog the city, coating everything in a shroud of chalky white.
Doresain's palace is poised on the edge of the White Kingdom, where the locale's Lake of Black Blood boils over a precipice to fall into the Abyss's lethal central vortex. Here, Doresain and the one thousand swarming ghouls that comprise Doresain's Court of Teeth daily consume feasts of screaming flesh of both the innocent and the guilty.
Doresain labors toward the culmination of a secret project, an undertaking designed to catapult the Ghoul King's lord and master into a position of unfettered power over the souls of every creature in the cosmos . . .
Until next month!
About the Author
It is contended by some that Bart Carroll is supreme, and in any event he is awesome in his power. Bart has two heads which bear the visages of evil baboons or perhaps mandrills with the hideous coloration of the latter named beasts. His blue-green skin is plated with snake-like scales, his body and legs are those of a giant lizard, his twin necks resemble snakes, and his thick tail is forked. Rather than having arms, he has great tentacles. Bart's appearance testifies to his command of cold-blooded things such as serpents, reptiles, and octopi.


text:
Remote Compilation Using ssh and make
Occasionally I use my Linux machine at home to write code that I intend to compile on a remote machine.
While maintaining open FTP and TELNET connections to the remote machine to handle the transfer and compilation steps is a manageable solution, I decided to explore ssh and make to develop a more automated method.
The benefits of my solution:
No need to remember which files have been modified.
Ability to use Emacs' compilation capabilities to move to errors in the source.
As mentioned above, no need to use FTP or TELNET, and hence no reason to keep an open dial-up connection when not compiling.
Automate, automate, automate—laziness is a virtue.
My first step was to set up ssh and related tools in order to allow secure copying of files to my remote system. While setting up a .rhosts file is a (barely) acceptable solution, my IP address and name is different each time I dial in, and it would be rather awkward to change the remote system's .rhosts file each time I dialed in.
ssh gives me a much more secure form of authentication for copying files and executing remote commands.
Once I had ssh behaving properly, I used Emacs' info facility to explore implicit rules in Makefiles and wrote a simple Makefile to handle the file transfers and remote compilation.
As an example of the intended effect, assume my remote machine is called "remote" (and my local machine "local"), and I've just modified a source file called daemon.c. I would like to execute the following commands in an automated fashion (note that scp is a secure copy command packaged with ssh, and that the -C option specifies compression, useful for dialup connections):
scp -C daemon.c jdaily@remote:~/source-directory ssh -C remote "cd source-directory && make"
First, I needed sshd running on the remote system to handle my secure connections. Fortunately, sshd was already running on the remote system in question. According to the man pages, it can be run by any user (i.e., user does not have to be root) and is restricted to handling connections for that user (which should provide sufficient security for our needs).
Then, I needed to install the ssh tool set on my local machine. Again, ideally these would be installed in a public binary directory such as /usr/local/bin, but any user can install them in his/her home directory.
I also wanted a key which would allow me to authenticate myself between systems and eliminate the need to type my password each time I tried to run one of the ssh commands. For this, I ran ssh-keygen and made sure not to give a pass phrase, so that none would be needed when using my private key to establish the connection. Listing 1 shows an example ssh-keygen session.
Once I had a public key, I used scp to copy it to the remote machine.
$ scp -C ~/.ssh/identity.pub \jdaily@remote:~/.ssh/keyjdaily's password: <entered my remote password>
Then I logged onto the remote host and copied the key file into ~/.ssh/authorized_keys. If that file had already existed, I would have appended the key file.
Following all this, I could run ssh and scp without needing either a password or a pass phrase to connect to remote.
Now I needed a makefile to automate my system. Ideally, the files on the remote machine would be checked to see if they were older than the files on my local machine, and if so, they would be replaced. To simplify matters, I decided to keep a record of the "last transferred date" for each file by touching a corresponding file each time I copied a source file over.
As an example, when I transferred a newer copy of daemon.c over, I touched daemon.ct in the same directory. Any transfer of a .h file would be marked by the creation of a file with a .ht suffix.
After poking around the info file for make, I came up with the Makefile shown in Listing 2. This Makefile had one limitation in particular; I was unable to specify command-line arguments for make on the remote machine without writing them directly into the makefile on my local system. While this was fine for the current application, I decided to generalize it by creating a run-make shell script which would handle the remote execution of make after calling make on the local system. Listing 3 is my run-make shell script. I then removed the line from my Makefile which remotely ran make. Listing 4 is the output from a successful compilation sequence.
John Daily works for BBN (or is that GTE?) as a systems administrator/software engineer. He spends far too much time in front of computers. Whenever he can, he prefers to be outside riding his new bicycle and exploring New England. He can be reached via e-mail at email@example.com.
Immediate help in automating a small shell script
Q) I had done the ssh public/private key generation process and my system get connected to remote system automatically with out password. But I want to get this executed through script and when doing this after getting connected to the remote system,the script is being not working.
for example:
ssh 126.96.36.199 {sample ip}
echo "hai vamsi"
just connecting to remote system and stopping over there.
I need your help in this regards to proceed further ,where I get connect to the remote system and then display the echo string.
Thanks in advance
SSH in script
Once the ssh command connects to the remote system the script is going to "pause" execution until the ssh command exits. This is normal behavior: the shell waits for each command to complete execution before it moves on to the next command.
If you were thinking that the echo command was going to execute on the remote system... it doesn't work that way. If you want to execute the echo remotely then your script needs to be:
#!/bin/bash ssh 220.127.116.11 echo "hai vamsi"
If you want to execute more than one command remotely then you should place them in a script on the remote system and execute the script with the ssh command.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
Linux has become a key foundation for supporting today's rapidly growing IT environments. Linux is being used to deploy business applications and databases, trading on its reputation as a low-cost operating environment. For many IT organizations, Linux is a mainstay for deploying Web servers and has evolved from handling basic file, print, and utility workloads to running mission-critical applications and databases, physically, virtually, and in the cloud. As Linux grows in importance in terms of value to the business, managing Linux environments to high standards of service quality — availability, security, and performance — becomes an essential requirement for business success.
Sponsored by Red Hat
If you already use virtualized infrastructure, you are well on your way to leveraging the power of the cloud. Virtualization offers the promise of limitless resources, but how do you manage that scalability when your DevOps team doesn't scale? In today's hypercompetitive markets, fast results can make a difference between leading the pack vs. obsolescence. Organizations need more benefits from cloud computing than just raw resources. They need agility, flexibility, convenience, ROI, and control.
Stackato private Platform-as-a-Service technology from ActiveState extends your private cloud infrastructure by creating a private PaaS to provide on-demand availability, flexibility, control, and ultimately, faster time-to-market for your enterprise.
Sponsored by ActiveState
Trending Topics
|August 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Programming
|Aug 01, 2014
|August 2014 Video Preview
|Aug 01, 2014
|Open-Source Space
|Jul 31, 2014
|Silicon Mechanics Gives Back
|Jul 30, 2014
|Reglue: Opening Up the World to Deserving Kids, One Linux Computer at a Time
|Jul 29, 2014
|diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development
|Jul 23, 2014
- Open-Source Space
- Silicon Mechanics Gives Back
- Numerical Python
- August 2014 Issue of Linux Journal: Programming
- Reglue: Opening Up the World to Deserving Kids, One Linux Computer at a Time
- New Storage Solution is Music to the Ears of Fast-Growing Digital Music Company
- Linux Systems Administrator
- Download "Linux Management with Red Hat Satellite: Measuring Business Impact and ROI"
- Senior Perl Developer
- diff -u: What's New in Kernel Development


text:
Serious Eats - seriouseats.com
Serious Salads
When you want your vegetables to be more than just a side dish.
Serious Salads: Roasted Sweet Potato Salad with Chutney Vinaigrette
This roasted sweet potato salad, adapted from Devon Delaney, is a welcome change from all those overly sweet holiday sweet potato recipes. Serve it warm as a side dish.
Get the Recipe
Roasted Sweet Potato Salad with Chutney Vinaigrette »
About the author: Jennifer Segal is the chef behind the popular food blog, Once Upon a Chef.
Every recipe we publish is tested, tasted, and Serious Eats-approved by our staff. Never miss a recipe again by following @SeriousRecipes on Twitter!
Thanks for commenting!
Your comment has been accepted
and will appear in a moment.


text:
Woodland camo
Comments : 0
Join us to post comments.
Join us to post comments.
Whats your favorite way to calm yourself down? (37)
Started 07/30/2014/
xXFLIP_CHARTXx said 07/30/2014/
I am starting a new topic, and the question is, what do you like to do when you are upset or mad abo...
What is your favourite game? (besides minecraft) (15)
Started 07/16/2014/
Calm_Hawk said 07/30/2014/
ok my favorite Council game is at Super Mario Brothers Brawl my favorite app is plants vs zombies 2 ...
First 2 Minecraft Speed Arts - FeedBack (1)
Started 07/30/2014/
Etholution said 07/30/2014/
For those not wanting to watch vid. ClaxMC http://gyazo.com/046e3bc4efbee614298a3793f007d22e http:...
First minecraft skin after steve? (25)
Started 07/30/2014/
tbdunn10 said 07/30/2014/
I. Don't. Even. Know....
Windows 7 or 8? (13)
Started 07/30/2014/
Ender_Army said 07/30/2014/
Anything before XP: To old. XP: Ok if you have a good PC. Vista: No, just no. 7: Awesome, I use it. ...
First EVER Drawing of my minecraft guy (on PC) (15)
Started 07/30/2014/
PandaMC said 07/30/2014/
If you're using Photoshop or Gimp you can click on one area of your canvas, hold shit<<< th...
Need Feedback On Cover (2)
Started 07/30/2014/
xXFLIP_CHARTXx said 07/30/2014/
Hello everyone! I recently uploaded cover of Ed Sheeran's Lego House. Link to a cover - https:...
faction spawn (2)
Started 07/30/2014/
TheShadbusher said 07/30/2014/
Command + C to copy and Command + V to paste....
Anybody Wants to join a faction team? On CosmicPvP (0)
Started 07/30/2014/
Dr_DragonG said 07/30/2014/
Hey Guys the title already says it. Does anybody want to join my faction? There are already 4 people...
Need Feedback For My First Banner! (18)
Started 07/30/2014/
CreeperThad5 said 07/30/2014/
New Banner need feedback, I will be getting photo shop and after effects so I can make some more adv...
Fix up- The blog section project (37)
Started 06/17/2014/
Skullduggerycain said 07/30/2014/
Okay, I really want to join. I'd love to become a mentor as well, and so uh, here's my bio. Short B...
Need Some Music Feedback (3)
Started 07/30/2014/
MugBugMusic said 07/30/2014/
I liked it although it could probably have a synth with it, it seemed too hollow? Still pretty cool ...
255 subscriber and 170 twitch followers need chanel art (1)
Started 07/30/2014/
MysticalBrosMC said 07/30/2014/
Hey dude I can make you one just wait and see add me on skype @ MysticalBrosMc and I will send it to...
How is this build? (10)
Started 07/30/2014/
Seghas said 07/30/2014/
Intel processors are overpriced. Buy a nice AMD 4.9 GHz from newegg.com for only $300 Buy a nice AM...
Fights you'd want to see go down (Characters) (67)
Started 07/09/2014/
MLG_Skybeam said 07/30/2014/
Tris vs Katniss, anyone? Katniss would win, dat bow shoot a mofo in the throat with a bow...
|People Online
|Total Members
|Minecraft Submissions
|Total Submission Views


text: Barbara-Walters By Jessica Sager May 13, 2013 7:09 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Category: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! More From Q92 Energy Drinks & Alcohol — A Dangerous Combination That Leads to Binge Drinking Victoria Generals Get Back on Winning Track Crazy Free Fall Ride Is a Terrifying Thrill So, Queen Elizabeth Is Now Into Photobombing Best of the Web