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The full 2010-11 Report of the President, with financial highlights and leadership lists, is online at www.colby.edu/president
If you really want to know how Colby is doing these days, spend time with young alumni. I've been doing that for some time now, beginning with my travels to thank Colby alumni and friends for their support of the Reaching the World campaign. It has become a welcome part of my routine, when I go to cities for College-related events, to include in my schedule a breakfast meeting with alumni who graduated one to 10 years ago. Because I have been Colby's president for better than 11 years, I feel particularly connected to this group of alumni and especially interested in what they have to say about their time on Mayflower Hill and how they have fared since they left.
It won't surprise you to hear that the news is mostly good. Almost without exception these young alumni tell me that Colby prepared them well for the challenges they have encountered. What is even more exciting to me is the fact that almost to a person they agree that among their most important advantages are the basic intellectual capacities that we prize so highly at Colby—the capacity to communicate, to think, and to exercise creativity and imagination. Their most common source of sorrow about their time at Colby is that they wish they had taken even more advantage of the opportunities on offer here. All of which adds up—despite some very legitimate and deeply held views about the ways the College could improve—to a solid vote of confidence in the residential liberal arts experience, including the value of learning the intricate social and emotional calculus of living in a small, tight-knit community of very intelligent, and intellectually passionate, individuals.
Listening to them, probing here and there to understand fully their sense of the gains they made as students, I become ever more deeply committed to this kind of education in this kind of setting.
So why am I about to focus this essay on a college dropout? And why, furthermore, did I welcome the Class of 2015 and new transfer students to Colby this fall with a paean to the very same man? Well, because sometimes when the mold breaks you learn something.
Or, to put it another way: think different.
The night Steve Jobs died I read—on my iPad—John Markoff's moving eulogy in the New York Times and wrote to a colleague: "In some way I cannot define, I am connected." As we all saw in the days that followed, a great many people felt that way, for different reasons and with varying levels of unease about it.
My connection to Jobs was both personal and professional. Not personal in the sense that I knew him; we never met. Personal in the sense that he influenced the way I live my life—hyper-connected, yes, with all the negatives that can entail, but also hyper-aware, hyper-empowered, and hyper-in-tune with the ways in which elegance can be brought to bear on technology's form and function.
The professional connection is equally deep, and not simply because of the iPad that goes with me everywhere. Steve Jobs's life and career have meant a great deal to me as I think about, and tell students about, the value of the liberal arts.
Jobs enrolled at Reed College after high school and dropped out after one semester. He stayed in Portland for a year or so after that and audited a few courses, including an art history course about calligraphy. Here's what he said about that experience in a 2005 commencement address at Stanford University:
[The calligraphy] …was beautiful, historical, artistically subtle in a way that science can't capture, and I found it fascinating.
None of this had even a hope of any practical application in my life. But ten years later, when we were designing the first Macintosh computer, it all came back to me. And we designed it all into the Mac. It was the first computer with beautiful typography. If I had never dropped in on that single course in college, the Mac would have never had multiple typefaces or proportionally spaced fonts. And since Windows just copied the Mac, it's likely that no personal computer would have them. ... Of course it was impossible to connect the dots looking forward when I was in college. But it was very, very clear looking backwards ten years later.
There's a lot worth considering in that passage: first and foremost, the admonition that you never know what will be meaningful or useful. I think most of the young alums with whom I sit down to breakfast would agree with the spirit of Jobs's reflection and with the corollary proposition that current students' predictions about what they will be doing 10 years after graduation are wrong. Exploration—opening oneself up to brand-new things—is one of the key imperatives of the liberal arts education. And in a setting like Colby's, exploration is a requirement.
Jobs's account of the revelatory effect of his encounter with calligraphy is important for another reason: the critical role that his aesthetic and creative powers played in his success as a leader and innovator. And that points, in turn, to another hugely important dimension of the liberal arts experience at Colby. One of our chief purposes is to help students cultivate their imaginative and creative powers. We do so in part by acquainting students with various expressions of human creativity across time and cultures. This happens most often and predictably in the arts and humanities, of course, which explains why we insist that students have a deep exposure to these forms of knowing and living while they are at Colby. Like Steve Jobs, we too, in a somewhat different sense, are in the business of beauty.
I expect I will have to stop talking to students about Steve Jobs fairly soon. The world he helped create moves swiftly, and the students will have plenty of other fodder for reflection on where they have been, where they are, and where they will go. What I do know, and what the young alums I've met know too, is that the richness of this time here on Mayflower Hill doesn't need Steve Jobs (or me, for that matter) to prove itself. It will become for today's students, as it has for so many generations of students, the root and branch of their future lives.


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Rebecca "Becky" Kellison was eager to get home so she could study for a final test at Lane Beauty Academy in Aurora she was attending. She was only two days away from graduating.
The pretty 21-year-old woman with strawberry blond hair was about 5-feet-4 and weighed about 110 pounds. She had gone dancing at nightclubs with her sister Carol and her husband the night before on a Friday.
Early the next morning, before her sister awoke, she wrote a note, "I'm going home," love Becky.
It was the last communication any family member or friend ever had with Becky. She left the note between 8 a.m. and 9 a.m. on Saturday, June 19, 1976.
"I still have that note," said her mother Margaret Kellison, 80, of Shasta Lake, Ca.
Becky's car was then parked in front of her parent's home in Aurora so she likely walked a few blocks and either hitchhiked or took a bus a few blocks from her sister's Denver apartment near City Park.
"She never saw any danger in that," Margaret Kellison said.
Then next day, one of Becky's classmates from the beauty academy called Becky's mother, who was then 45, to see if she could catch a ride to the beauty school that Monday for the test.
"I had a lump in my throat because Becky had never come home," Margaret Kellison said.

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lost reservation; slow service – I had scheduled our holiday dept. party at Hayden's well in advance, but when we showed up, there wasn't a reservation for our party.
Good Food, Great View, Nice Hotel – I've been here four times...inside and out next to the lake...Nice friendly people, and good food! Try the dessert sampler...it's a good share for two people and works out cheaper than two desserts. I'd bring anyone here, and there is a hotel attached (With Hot Tub Suites) if you need a little romance with the Mrs.
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Mediocre – I have to agree with Lynn this place use to be a lot better but I still recomend it but just barly
Used to be a lot better – I used to eat here all the time in the bar with my mom. Leigh waited on us. She was exceptional. The food was excellent. Prices good. I've gone there for special occasions, the last being Valentines 2007. Anyhow, the last 3 times I've been in there - the service was horrible whether in the bar or in the restaurant part. They weren't even busy. The process took forever. The food was mediocre to bad. My boyfriend ordered a small steak - but it was ridiculously small. Two bites and it was gone. We couldn't believe it. They got his side dish wrong. My pasta dish tasted like a doctored up Lean Cuisine. We won't go back. There are other good restaurants on the lake. This is really a shame.
Great restaurant - Always packed - Check it out – I am amazed at this place! This place is always busy and its no wonder why because of the great atmosphere, a ton of menu options, and a friendly cool staff. Last time I was in they had a packed house as well as a packed outdoor tent party - right on! I recommend this place to anyone that is looking for a great meal and a great experience. This restaurant apparently has a large banqet department, which is what the tent was for that night - cool backdrop next to the lake with all the lights up this time of year. Check it out it might become your new favorite spot to hang out.
Food Delivered Fresh To Your Table.... STILL FROZEN! – I hesitate to give this disgusting restaurant even one star. It was AWFUL! Service was almost nonexistant, we couldn't get a server over to our table for a good 15 minutes after being seated. The menu is extensive, but the food is poor quality. I ordered an iceberg wedge salad, the "bleu cheese" dressing (more like cheap ranch) drowned everything and the lettuce resembled a pile of COMPOST. I also had a pizza, which came to our table STILL FROZEN! When I sent it back, the waitress acted as though nothing was wrong, zapped it in the microwave, and then made me feel like an idiot when we told her that the quality of the food was bad. I would avoid this restaurant at all costs, unless all you're planning on ordering is water... at least they got that right. Can you say KITCHEN NIGHTMARE????
4-stars. Greatest Happy Hour, good dinners, so-so breakfast – Hayden's breakfast, leaves little to desire . They are over priced compared to competitors and I've never had a really good breakfast there. The eggs are dry/over cooked and potatoes likewise. My husband and I love going out for breakfast and won't go back for that meal, we tried it on 4 occasions. BUT WAIT... Now on to the good. We love their happy hour. Service on the patio is amazing (even though they often run short staffed). I love their happy hour food, it's as good as dinner at a fraction of the cost and portions are dinner sized, nearly! They've cut back on a few things recently and we've only tried that menu once, but hope they remain consistent to the old days. It's a nice way to end your work day, having salad or burger on the artificial lake in Tualatin. Drinks are good (lot of foo-foo). I love wine, but rarely order it, since it's over priced and the wine I love is marked-up 300% above their cost...highway robbery. So, I stick with my 1 cocktail and skip ordering a bottle of local juice and enjoy the patio. Dinner is good, served ala carte, so can be a tad pricey for the area, but nice presentation. All and all, it's the best for Happy Hour, which is where we usually spend our money here.
Welcoming Service - Fun atmosphere – My family and I had such a great time at Haydens. Since it was our first time to the restaurant the server welcomed my family and treated us to a complimentry appetizer. My kids were given toys and paper chef hats to color on and then wear! Our server Kris was a great server and really made the evening fun for our family. Kris also dropped a hand written thank you card with the check which I have never received from any server before! Check out this place it was fun, the food was tasty and inventive, and the service was warm and inviting - WE WILL BE BACK!
Amazingly bad customer service! – We had planned to have a late lunch on a Sunday here. The young hostess gave us a look of death as soon as we arrived. Apparently the Sunday buffet ends at 2pm, and we were fine with ordering off the menu. After 15 minutes passed and no waitstaff arrived, we left. Their website says, "Our staff has been handpicked to offer the highest level of customer service," which is a complete joke! The location is certainly beautiful but we won't ever be returning here. My colleagues like to come here for happy hours and I am going to have to share with them why I'll never ever eat here after this experience.
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The two legislative chambers -- both controlled by Republicans -- blew up earlier this session with disagreements about Senate Bill 10, a bill that sweeps clean many state boards and commissions. That is, until the House and Senate conference committee agreed on a version Wednesday.
But now that compromise is off. The Senate approved the conference report Thursday but the House unanimously rejected it. (See more about the changes below.) Sen. Tom Apodaca, the lead Senate sponsor, appeared frustrated. He suggested the bill is done in its current form. "We are not going back to the table on Senate bill 10," he said. "I guess it's dead."
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Japanese developer Bu-nyan has posted on his page (linked above) the following:
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"FW2.50 not start in the BD-J.
Upgrade to stop so we can update orz"
I don't know if Bu-nyan is saying its ok to upgrade or not.
Update: I can confirm that bd-j don't work with 2.50. I tried it on my brothers ps3 and it gives me an error. good thing I still have mine at 2.43 to play java.
Why sony stopped I don't know.. maybe a hack, who knows?
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FYI, although most of the PS3 Devs are sleeping CJPC said the following on IRC:
That being said, it may explain why Bu-nyan and others are reporting BD-J as not working... when 'something' just may need to be tweaked/updated for it to work again versus Sony blocking it.It probably is on, but they may have changed it a bit.. possibly to only work from a pressed bd-rom or some bs, which, still makes 0 sense. bd-j functionality is CORE for any bd player.. at profile 2.0 that the ps3 has (or 1.1, can't recall) so bd-j is not off, something just changed with it.


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A Philadelphian named John DiSanto has started this marvelous website that is a tribute to Philadelphia boxing. This site is a must see for any hard core fight fan.
Check it out!: www.phillyboxinghistory.com/index.htm
I've spoken with John and he is first class. Every city should have a website like his. He's supposed to come over one of these days and add some of my philly memoribilia to his website. John was the reason Jeff Chandler made it to california a few months ago for his induction. Jeff didn't have any picture ID and John made sure he got him to a DMV for a non driving license. A truly great website honoring all the philly greats. I believe John has also gone around with a video camera and interviewed a lot of Philly fighters to make sure their stories are caught on film.
That is fantastic.
Cyclone Hart was my favorite middleweight of the 70's-bar none.
He was one bad dude.
good site. got a kick out of the photos of gus dorazio. what a mug on that guy. looks made of scar tissue.
In Jan.18 1992 my son Tony fought Rodney Moore at
the Civic Center in Philly.
An boy was it cold, 9 degee below zero an for a
Calif. guy that f******king cold
Frank B.
the site John has is very good indeed and as you say each city of note should have one. John is a good man and does appreciate any help he can get. I and others have done so and he is most considerate.
I s/w John today. He actually went around and spent time with some of phillys fighters, like harold johnson, during the holiday season, just to say hello and see how they were doing. Boxing is full of scumbags, thank god it also has a few john Desantos as well.
I've met a lot of fighters in my time and they are always appreciative when someone recognizes them and remarks favorably on their careers. If a boxer or former boxer lives in your area, i urge you to look them up and say hello. I've seen a lot of down and out former boxers just light up when someone talks to them about their careers. I always try and go up to say hello when i recognize one, just to let them know I appreciate all the hard work they did.
What is Harold Johnson up too these days ?
He was a hell of a boxer
Frank B.
Harold lives in a retirement home in philly. He still looks solid as a rock and has a handshake that can crush marbles. Mentally he's not doing so well. He can hold a conversation, but forgets what he said and repeats himself after 5 minutes. If you ask him about past fights, he does not remember much. His wrist has some calcification in it and I believe he's had some operations on it. I also think he is very lonely. He always thanks you for comming to visit and gets a sad look when you leave. I hope I look as good as him at that age. He does say he had trouble with one resident who kept calling him punchy, so he flattened him and got in a lot of trouble.
I remember the first time I saw him about 10 years ago at a "land of legends" boxing autograph show. There was a long line for ken norton and no one in line for harold. I went right up and got an autograph and said "Here's the real legend of this show".
the sweetscience. com had hank kaplan do an interview with him last year and hopefully they will show it one of these days.
Great idea, Greg! I know Harold has a LOT if fans on this board. & I sure as hell am one of them.
i just thought it would be a great function of this board. guys that put so much on the line deserve to be heralded for their accomplishments. most fought for pidgeon feed and should not be forgotten.
is it possible to get an address where we can mail him. he might apreciate hearing from folks that remember him.
harold johnson
6101 morris st
philadelphia pa 19144
I think he even might be listed in the phone book, but I'm not sure.
As a boxer Johnson, in my-not-so-humble opinion (g), was one of the three finest technicians I've ever seen in the ring. The man KNEW how to box. Definitely a top ten all-time light heavyweight.
Cyber Boxing Champion Harold Johnson Born: August 29, 1928 Manayunk, PA Career Record: 76-10 (32 KO), 1 NC
----- Joe Riley Wilmington, VT KO 2
----- Charley Lester Wilmington, VT KO 2
----- Jack Simon Allentown, PA KO 4
Oct 25 Randy Ingram Philadelphia KO 4
Jan 10 Frank Lowry Philadelphia KO 2
Jan 24 Chappie Manning Reading, PA W 6
Feb 10 Jimmy Holden Allentown, PA KO 4
Feb 17 Joe Van Loan Philadelphia KO 2
Mar 10 Tony Gillo Philadelphia W 6
Apr 28 Leon Szymurski Philadelphia KO 3
May 26 Fred Lester Philadelphia KO 8
Jul 8 Tommy Ruth Philadelphia KO 6
Aug 4 Al Pinel Philadelphia W 6
Oct 6 Eddie Beazley Philadelphia KO 1
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Mar 17 Clarence Henry Philadelphia W 10
Aug 6 Bob Satterfield Chicago L 10
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Nov 24 Nino Valdes New York W 10
Jan 16 Jimmy Slade New York W 10
Mar 21 Bill Gilliam Toledo, OH W 10
May 11 Toxie Hall Miami W 10
Sep 8 Ezzard Charles Philadelphia W 10
Nov 7 Henry Hall Milwaukee W 10
Nov 19 Chubby Wright Hershey, PA W 10
Jan 29 Jimmy Slade New York W 10
Feb 15 Charlie Williams Miami KO 8
Mar 17 Paul Andrews Chicago W 10
Aug 11 Archie Moore New York TKO by 14
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Oct 8 Billy Smith Philadelphia KO by 2
Dec 7 Julio Mederos Miami Beach W 10
Dec 22 Marty Marshall Detroit W 10
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May 6 Julio Mederos Philadelphia NC 2
Dec 8 Bert Whitehurst Porland, ME W 10
Mar 12 Bob Satterfield Miami Beach W 10
May 31 Clarence Hinnant New York KO 1
Sep 20 Wayne Bethea Philadelphia W 10
Dec 17 Sid Peaks Toledo, OH KO 5
Jan 17 Bert Whitehurst Syracuse, NY W 10
Apr 15 Ollie Wilson Hartford KO 2
Dec 3 Howard King Chicago W 10
Dec 15 Rudy Watkins Chicago W 10
Aug 4 Johnny Yorke Pittsfield, PA KO 6
Nov 11 Sonny Ray Chicago KO 10
May 4 Clarence Floyd Philadelphia W 10
Feb 7 Jesse Bowdry Miami Beach KO 9
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Jul 1 Eddie Machen Atlantic City W 10
Aug 29 Eddie Cotton Seattle W 15
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May 12 Doug Jones Philadelphia W 15
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Jun 23 Gustav Scholz Berlin W 15
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Mar 19 Tommy Merrill Scranton, PA KO 9
Jun 1 Willie Pastrano Las Vegas L 15
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Dec 6 Henry Hank Philadelphia W 10
Apr 20 Hank Casey Santa Monica, CA KO 8
Jan 7 Johnny Persol New York L 10
Dec 6 Pekka Kokkonen Vienna W 10
May 1 Herschel Jacobs New Orleans W 10
Aug 7 Eddie Jones New Orleans W 10
Feb 3 Lothar Stengel Frankfurt W 10
Jun 11 Johnny Alford Miami Beach W 10
Mar 30 Herschel Jacobs New York KO by 3
I can vaguely remember seening his 1954 fight on t.v. with Archie Moore, an if i remember right he was winning the fight before he got k.o.
Frank B.
thanx fan,
i will drop him a letter. wonder if there is a computer where he is. i know when they found ernie lopez the folks at his shelter were able to show him that his record was posted at boxrec. its got to be pretty cool that these guys can do that. hope a few others drop harold a line.
As a boxer Johnson, in my-not-so-humble opinion (g), was one of the three finest technicians I've ever seen in the ring. The man KNEW how to box. Definitely a top ten all-time light heavyweight.
totally agree gordoom, i actually rate harold in my top 5
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Incredible site. A writer's dream and a real shortcut for research. Thanks for the link.
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Do any of you Philly fans have info(other than his Boxrec record) on Irishman Tom Toner, who boxed out of Philadelphia 1928-30?
A couple years ago,someone at another web site said that they are working on a book with Roy"Tiger"Williams.
Anyone know about this?
Roy Williams is about 67 years old now.
This month marks the 35th anniversary of his fight
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As far as I can tell I'm not a pack rat....
I try to get rid of things as soon as I don't need them.
This will take me a a while....
It is my belief that everyone is a type of Pack Rat. There's something that you obsessively hoard and love. Something that you've a huge collection of.
So one day I realized I was an Artbook Pack Rat. Or, my credit card did, but I have a job so I can still fund my addiction! Ha ha. Ha.
(Science update!: Packrats are nest builders. They use plant material like branches, twigs, sticks, and other available debris. Getting into everything from attics to car engines, stealing their 'treasures', damaging electrical wiring and creating general noisy havoc can easily cause them to become a nuisance! Source from Wikipedia!
I'll update this list as I go, but I'm fairly certain everyone is at least one kind of Pack Rat. You can be more than one Pack Rat type.
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Hamachi: Artbook Pack Rat
Kenzieroo: Mask Pack Rat
Clockhand: Everything Pack Rat, Clean Pack Rat
Tay: Pig Related Pack Rat, Childhood Art Pack Rat, Sock Pack Rat, Pennies Pack Rat
Oz: Anime Pack Rat, Book Pack Rat, Clothes Pack Rat
Gunzet: Skateboard Parts Pack Rat, Westword newspaper Pack Rat, The Onion Pack Rat, Game Pack Rat, Digital Pack Rat, Pennies Pack Rat (dang man lol)
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As far as I can tell I'm not a pack rat....
I try to get rid of things as soon as I don't need them.
This will take me a a while....
Muahahaha... you are now a closet pack rat until you remember something you like to hoard! >:D
I hoard everything... no joke. Some times I pick stuffs on street just because I like how they look.
I used to do that until I realized that my room looked like it belonged on Hoarders.
I've been collecting pig related items ever since I was about two years old. I also like collecting childhood art. I have a scrapbook full of some of my old drawings and drawings that my siblings have made for me. Looking through it makes me smile. :)
Edit: Socks. I also. love. socks.
PIG RELATED pack rat! *snerfchokelaughter* S... sorry, I just had to put that down.
I hoard anime. It only takes up hard drive space, but it's still space, right?
Honestly though I'll download a tonne of anime and it'll take me forever to watch all of it because I DLed like 20 seasons. I also keep all of the best quality stuff on external hard drives. I'm also starting to hoard books as well. I have prolly around 500 on one bookshelf, all stuffed in. I also have a tonne of clothes. I'm p. bad with this stuff.
I have to add, I'm a clean hoarder. I hoard a lot of stuffs, but everything is in order.
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CALGARY, Feb. 20, 2014 /CNW/ - Vivione Biosciences Inc. ("Vivione" or the "Company") (TSXV: VBI) is pleased to announce that it has successfully completed its previously announced non-brokered private placement offering of 864,000 units at a purchase price of $0.25 per unit for total proceeds of $216,000 (the "Offering"). Each unit consists of one class "A" common share in the capital of the Corporation ("Class A Common Shares") and one half of one non-transferable Class A Common Share purchase warrant (each whole warrant, a "Warrant"). Each Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one Class A Common Share at an exercise price of $0.35 at any time prior to 4:30 p.m. (Calgary time) on February 19, 2016, subject to accelerated expiry in certain circumstances.
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Below is the text version for the first podcast of the Introduction to Standards Podcast, What Communication Standards Does for You.
Welcome to the Introduction to Standards Podcast. I'm Elizabeth Spencer, and today I'll be introducing you to our brand new podcast, as well as giving a little overview about what Communication Standards is all about!
So, first thing's first. Welcome to the podcast! The idea is pretty simple: From now on, we'll post 5-10 minute long videos that describe one of the topics on Communication Standards. Want to know some of our most crucial Web, Print, and Exhibit standards? Don't have much time to listen? That's okay! We'll tell you what's required and explain how it makes your site better and your life easier.
But this is our first podcast, so we're going to start with an introduction: What are the standards? And why do we have them at all?
The most obvious reason we have standards, of course, is because there are a lot of requirements out there.
There are federal Web requirements—things you're required by law to follow. This includes Section 508, which requires that all content on federal Web sites be available to all visitors, including those with disabilities. And that means Section 508 comes into play every time you post something that's not plain text.
There are requirements set by the Office of Management and Budget. Those include things like when you can use anything that isn't a .GOV URL, and what you have to submit before doing a public survey.
There are Department of Energy-level requirements, which explain things like which sites you are allowed to link to or how can you use the DOE logo.
And, finally, there are EERE level requirements. Even though the programs are all very different, EERE is one single organization, with its own branding and identity. So EERE requires that Web sites share the same branding, use the same colors, and be written a similar way. That way, visitors can tell immediately, in a single glance: Yes! This! This is an EERE site!
But no one should have to figure out all these requirements by themselves. So Communication Standards just makes it easy: If we know something's required at some level, we put it on Communication Standards, list it as a requirement, and then explain what you need to do to meet it.
EERE has requirements for print products, exhibits, and for managing Web projects, writing for the Web, or coding for the Web. All you have to do is follow the requirements for your product. And you're done! That's it. You've met all of the federal, DOE, and EERE requirements.
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A beautiful perennial, with sumptuous, velvety, bronze flowers produced above lance-shaped, blue-green foliage from June to September. The aroma of this new variety is even more chocolatey than Cosmos atrosanguineus and it's more compact too, so may not need staking. Great for growing in a sunny border and looks lovely when planted with other hot colours. To minimise frost damage, protect the tuberous roots with a cloche or overwinter in a frost-free environment.
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Q:hello, my cosmos arrived today and I was wondering if I could just keep it in a pot instead of planting it into the ground. if so, how big would the pot need to be and what other instructions would you haveAsked on 5/22/2013 by jay from edinburgh
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These generally do very well in medium-sized pots (say around 30cm diameter) filled with John Innes No2 compost.Answered on 5/23/2013 by Helen from Crocus
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Hello, I wonder if you can advise me on over wintering my Chocolate Cosmos...last year I left three in the ground but only one survived. I don't seem to have any success leaving them in pots, and have tried leaving them in the garage and the shed but they seem to dry out. I have another three to over winter this year, and do not want to lose them again. Your advice would be very much appreciated Many thanks ShirleyAsked on 10/10/2009 by Anonymous
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A:Hello Shirley, All plants need light and water if they are to survive, so leaving them in a shed is not ideal. The chocolate cosmos are not hardy, so will need protection from the cold. You need to find a spot that is sunny and bright, but protected from the worst of the winter, and where you can get to them to water. A greenhouse or conservatory is ideal. Alternatively you could leave them in pots and cover them with fleece and hope it doesn't get too cold. They won't however be happy indoors as the central heating and low light levels will not agree with them. I hope this helps. Helen Plant DoctorAnswered on 10/12/2009 by Crocus Helpdesk
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Tender perennials, such as pelargoniums, fuchsias, osteospermums and marguerites look great all summer, but unless they are given protection from the harsh winter weather, they will need to be replaced each spring. If you can do this, they will last for yRead full article


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Hi there - we bought our house about 10 years ago, and the previous owners had installed an underground irrigation system. I recall seeing the valve box in the yard (green cover), but now grass has grown over it, and over the years I've forgotten the exact location.
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The box will be around that area.
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A wire tracing device will tell you where the wires go so the box would either be at the end of the tracing or somewhere along it depending on how it was installed and wired. Otherwise the probe idea will be the least expensive option.
I'd suspect the box would be very close to the controller. Otherwise, there would have to be lot of wire to connect the valves to the controller. When you find the box, it should be raised so the top is level with the lawn, not buried.
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