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Shalom, y'all,
Scheduled my tweets (@lindaleeoils) for the rest of the day and tomorrow, for multiple reasons. One, I am making a conscious decision not to let social media "rule my life". Reason number two: tomorrow is packed to the top and I will not have the time to post until after 7 p.m.
No, I don't think the world will stop if I don't tweet or post a blog, but I am trying to make a new habit.
I have been told that "I can not 'make it big" in network marketing without a presence on social media". So, here I am.
I have also consciously decided that my life isn't going to be all about Young Living Essential Oils although I really love the oils and my oils business.
I will only blog about the oils every two weeks or so. If you want more than that my other blog (yes I mean I have two blogs) at abundanceofjoyessentialoils.com is ALL about oils Because it is my Young Living website.
Most of the tweets I scheduled today were about happiness.
I love being happy.
I smile in Wal Mart…Often I am the only one in Wal Mart smiling. I am not kidding. People looked surprised when my smile is directed at them. Sometimes I perceive that my smile bothers them… I smile anyway.
I once heard of a study that determined when you smile at someone you add three months to their lives. I immediately thought there is just no way to quantify that. But what if it just adds one day, one hour, one minute? I know it is a big thought, but who knows?
I have learned something about happiness and joy:
I want them both and sometimes they both come with pretty high price tags.
I won't let circumstances, no matter the duration decide anything for me.
Happiness is a choice.
Joy is deeper. It wells up and bubbles out when I least expect it now.
This certainly does NOT mean that I don't get frustrated or mad as heck sometimes, but I get back on the road to joy a lot more quickly.
Thank you for reading this post.
What are some ways, you have chosen to be happy-in the midst of the mess?
If you are not happy now, why not take your happiness back and keep it for a bit longer this time. This is a habit worth every second you put into it!
Linda Lee

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If you read the blog, you will remember that last year I made Sandy a table for her new embroidery machine. I also showed the old, crowded sewing room; but she never complained. Here is the old room:
To make room for a larger and better sewing room, we moved the computer room to a new location. And the old computer room became the new sewing room. This is the view that greets us now as we reach the bottom of the stairs from the master bedroom to the first floor — a spacious, airy, well-lit sewing room, just beyond the fan on the right, and the storage cabinet on the left:
Looking East, the North wall now houses all of the sewing machines, the cutting table, and thread supplies. The first machine is an old treadle Singer, which Sandy equipped with a new, period-correct leather belt (it works superbly well!). The cutting table is just beyond the Singer, and the embroidery machines are just beyond the storage boxes in this photo:
I am amazed how well an old (1874) sewing machine works, when kept in proper working order and some tender loving care. This is a rare machine, made with a unique decal that identifies it well. And it sews beautifully! Sandy fit the machine to the base, all for around $50:
The two embroidery/sewing machines now sit on the white oak and walnut table I made last year. The peg board was Sandy's idea; it keeps a good selection of threads at hand, as well as the embroidery hoops for her newest machine (the huge machine on the left):
Looking East along the North Wall, there is plenty of room for storage, and for sewing supplies:
The South wall is where our computer desks and equipment used to live. Sandy has organized it into a small office and reading desk area, and plenty of storage on open shelves:
Looking to the East along the South wall, the stairway leads up to the master bedroom — lots of storage in four shelf units, four shelves deep:
The West wall, with a closet dedicated to storage bins for fabirc, and the stairwell:
The hard part was getting the computers upstairs, and everything operational. Getting the sewing room was the easy part, as everything was light, much lighter than the monster computer tables and cabinets.
The sewing room is now a terrific place for Sandy to make wonderful things for our granddaughters. I am glad she enjoys the table I made for her two embroidery machines.
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The Complete Works of Perry
21 Nov 2007
Changing a Notes DateTime Field
Perry Nuffer shows how to set the HTTPPasswordChangeDate value in the Domino directory, using an XDS input document example.
10 Oct 2007
Using Alternate Mailfile Templates with the Lotus Notes Driver
This tip from Perry Nuffer demonstrates another approach to using mailfile templates with the IDM Notes driver.
03 Oct 2007
Notes Driver Support for XDS Attribute Types and Field Data Types
Perry Nuffer describes the XDS attribute types and Lotus Notes field data types that are supported by the Notes IDM driver.
26 Sep 2007
"Expired Query-Ex Data" in the Lotus Notes Driver
Perry Nuffer explains the mystery behind "expired query ex-data" in the IDM driver for Lotus Notes.
12 Sep 2007
IDM Notes Driver and Association Values
Why does the Notes driver always publishes association values in IDM? Perry Nuffer provides a few answers here ...
05 Sep 2007
Solving Notes Driver Error "Operation stopped at your request"
Perry Nuffer provides some insight on a curious error with the Lotus Notes driver for Identity Manager.
29 Aug 2007
Troubleshooting Lotus Notes Driver Issues
Perry Nuffer returns with this timely tip for solving a startup problem with the Lotus Notes driver on Linux, Solaris, and AIX.
25 Jul 2007
Syncing an Attribute from Notes to eDirectory after Create
Perry Nuffer shares a policy that helps synchronize an attribute back from Notes to eDirectory after it is created.
27 Jun 2007
Storing Multiple Attribute Changes in a Single Document, with the Notes Driver
Here's a tip and some sample code from Perry Nuffer that helps you get your changing attributes into one request.
16 May 2007
Setting Notes User Passwords with NotesDriverShim v3.5
Novell's Perry Nuffer is back with a detailed explanation on setting passwords using the Lotus Notes NotesDriverShim v3.5 for IDM.
25 Apr 2007
Using Custom Notes Fields in IDM
Perry Nuffer shares an example policy for storing data in a custom Notes field using Identity Manager.
25 Apr 2007
Dealing with GroupType Fields in Notes
Perry Nuffer explains how to work around a problem with how GroupType fields are default-filled using the IDM Notes driver.
28 Mar 2007
Creating New Notes Users using the Unique Org Unit
Perry Nuffer shares a sample rule that gets new Notes users created via the Unique Org Unit field.
21 Mar 2007
Using Names without IDs in Notes
What good is using names in Notes with the corresponding ID? Novell's Perry Nuffer has some answers ...
14 Mar 2007
Running Domino Console Commands on Password Change
This tip from Perry Nuffer explains how you can get set up to run Domino Console commands when a password change comes in from your Identity Vault.
21 Feb 2007
Using the Address Book Mode in Lotus Notes
Novell's Perry Nuffer describes the features and behaviors of the Address Book mode for the IDM driver for Notes.
14 Feb 2007
Trimming Long Attributes in eDirectory
If you have some of the world's longest names in your Notes fields, you can trim them down to size with this solution from Novell's Perry Nuffer.
24 Jan 2007
Mailfile Quota Size Setting Not Replicated on IDM Driver for Lotus Notes
Novell's Perry Nuffer explains how the mailfile quota size for the Notes driver may get ignored, and what you can do about it ...
17 Jan 2007
Troubleshooting Connection and File Access Problems with Notes
Here are some helpful troubleshooting tips for problems with the Domino Server and Notes, courtesy of Perry Nuffer.
17 Jan 2007
Using Manager Groups in Notes
Novell's Perry Nuffer explains a little-known custom parameter in the IDM3 that supports groups that contain a variety of Notes object types.
22 Nov 2006
Lotus Notes: Adding Group Membership during "Add User"
Perry Nuffer explains groups and group membership in Lotus Notes, and how to get users associated properly.
22 Nov 2006
Synching Multiple Address Books in Lotus Notes with eDirectory
Novell's Perry Nuffer explains how to synchronize Lotus Notes users from multiple address books with eDirectory.
27 Sep 2006
Creating a Mail File to Use on an External Server
Novell's Perry Nuffer shows how to create a mail file on a server other than where the Lotus Notes driver is running.
20 Sep 2006
Password Sync and the Notes Driver
Perry Nuffer shares some insights on how the Notes Driver for Identity Manager interacts with Universal Password for synchronization.
30 Aug 2006
Handling Custom Attributes in Notes
Novell's Perry Nuffer returns with some cool insights on Lotus Notes custom attributes and how to handle them.
23 Aug 2006
Generating a Unique Notes FullName prior to Notes Registration
Novell's Perry Nuffer shares a style sheet that finds unique Notes FullNames so user-add commands don't fail.
26 Jul 2006
GW Driver: Address Book and External Users
Novell's Perry Nuffer shares an approach and a sample placement rule for adding GroupWise users without mailboxes.
19 Jul 2006
Vetoing Group-Modifies for Users without DirXML Associations
If you need to get users added and associated before putting them into groups, this tip from Novell's Perry Nuffer should help.
19 Apr 2006
Preventing IDM Changes to the notes.ini File
If you need to prevent Identity Manager from adding entries to the Lotus notes.ini file, check out this tip from Novell's Perry Nuffer.
29 Mar 2006
Keeping Expired Users Out of Lotus Notes
If your "expired" users can still log in to Lotus Notes, check out this configuration solution from Novell's Perry Nuffer.
15 Mar 2006
Updating the Notes HTTPPassword
Novell's Perry Nuffer shares a handul of tips to help you avoid problems when updating the Lotus Notes HTTPPassword.
01 Mar 2006
Solving Password Problems with the Lotus Notes Driver
Novell's Perry Nuffer provides a workaround for modify-password failures that occur in certain cases with the NotesDriverShim.
22 Feb 2006
Using the Domino Admin Process with the Notes Driver Shim
Novell's Perry Nuffer demonstrates how to get the most from the Domino Admin Process with the Lotus Notes driver shim.
15 Feb 2006
Solving Lotus Notes "Corruption" Problems
Do read errors from the Lotus Notes Driver indicate database corruption? Often the answer is no, as Novell's Perry Nuffer demonstrates ...
19 Jan 2006
Lotus Notes Troubleshooting
If you've ever received the "Vector must contain objects all of the same class" error from your Lotus Notes driver, you'll find relief with this solution from Novell's Perry Nuffer.
15 Dec 2005
Lotus Notes Driver Tip
Need some help with the Lotus Notes driver? Novell's Perry Nuffer shares information about license types and contributes a sample subscriber channel policy.


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Fury erupted last night over a threat to axe the Red Arrows as part of the Tory-led Coalition's swingeing defence cuts.
Politicians and forces veterans joined military chiefs in condemning plans that could mean the end of the world-famous RAF display team.
And today the Mirror launches a campaign to keep the symbol of British aerobatic brilliance flying high – with an online petition demanding that David Cameron and Co think again.
Defence chiefs have already been forced to make huge reductions in personnel and equipment as a result of the Government's five-year plan.
And sources with the PM in Liberia yesterday suggested that the Red Arrows could be next in line for the chop.
The Royal Air Force Aerobic Team, as they are formally known, cost the MoD just £9million a year – although their value to the nation in terms of prestige and world image is priceless.
But they are soon expected to become a bargaining chip in heated budget negotiations, leaving their future at risk.
A Number 10 insider last night admitted Mr Cameron is bracing himself for a showdown.
The source said he expects military top brass to use the Red Arrows as a bargaining tool in forthcoming budget talks.
But horrified former pilots last night insisted the historic team, formed in 1965, must not be grounded.
Retired RAF navigator John Nichol, 49, was tortured in Iraq after his Tornado was shot down during the first Gulf War.
He said: "Even with the current level of cuts I think it would be very wrong to disband the Red Arrows.
"They are an image of Great Britain and are admired and recognised all over the world.
"During the Queen's Jubilee and the Olympics people in the streets were cheering spontaneously as they flew past.
"They are an icon of Britishness and everything that is great about Britain.
"It's not just about their position as a military display team, it's about the skill, dedication and courage the pilots show."
Retired Squadron Leader Andy Cubin, 50, who flew more than 520 shows, said: "The Red Arrows give the nation some pride and there's very little of that around these days.
"They fly the flag for us nationally and overseas. You can't put a figure on what they are worth or how much money they bring into the economy.
They need to be celebrated, not axed."
Justin Hughes, 46, who flew for the Arrows as a Flt Lt between 2000 and 2002 added: "It would be an enormous shame and a huge loss to the nation to lose such a part of our history."
Chancellor George Osborne announced 8% military cuts when the Coalition Government came to power in 2010.
It is being argued the Arrows are an unaffordable luxury.
There are also fears the SAS could suffer as the Army is slashed to its lowest level for200 years.
Last night the MoD denied the Arrows face the axe, dismissing our story as "speculation."
In top flight for 48 years
THE Red Arrows were formed in 1965, taking their name from previous RAF teams – the Black Arrows and Red Pelicans.
They initially used seven aircraft, but performed with nine in 1966 for Prince Philip.
They have performed at more than 4,000 displays in more than 52 countries.
Each year, three pilots, with 1,500 flying hours, join the team at RAF Scampton, Lincs. In August last year, Flt Lt Jon Egging died in a crash at Bournemouth Air Festival.


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Long before James Holden had started his label Border Community he was first signed to London based label Silver Planet with the likes of Timo Maas. This has become a progressive classic over the past 8 years and took a few years for people to understand it's true significance to UK house music. The B side track is my pick.
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<trackbot> Date: 16 March 2011
<soonho> Sorry for not attending meeting in this morning.
<soonho> I will be there afternoon.
<fjh> trackbot-ng, start telecon
<trackbot> Meeting: Device APIs and Policy Working Group Teleconference
<trackbot> Date: 16 March 2011
<fjh> ScribeNick: bryan
<fjh> ScribeNick: bryan_sullivan
<AnssiK> yes
<Suresh> Can we swap the morning and afternoon items in today's agenda?
<dom> Suresh, which items specifically would you like to switch?
<fjh> agenda bashing...
bryan: is this discussion in context of breaking sysinfo into pieces?
<dom> Bryan: 1st question: are we tackling this in context of new strategy for sysinfo with breaking it apart?
dom: where are we going and how
<dom> SysInfo editors draft
<Suresh> Did we talk about a vocabulary approach, yesterday?
<fjh> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/system-info/#system-properties
<dom> we did talk about how sysinfo relates to vocabulary-based approaches
bryan: what are the key functional blocks to consider as discrete APIs?
... how do the info access methods also influence the split?
<Suresh> To me it would be good to split the properties into static (display size, etc) and dynamic (connecttivity, etc)
dom: there are two parts, accessing device characteristics and monitoring dynamic properties
<Suresh> For static properties, we could define a very simple getPropXX () type API and for dynamic APIs decide how we want to proceed
<AnssiK> the current SystemInfo API draft is almost as extensive as /proc (procfs) in UNIX-like OSs
bryan: are the properties to be split per static and dynamic, or by the functional group e.g. connection info
<AnssiK> cf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Procfs
dom: the first step is to see what can be split out, e.g. connection info, and get editor volunteers
... suggestion to dive into the blocks, starting with the network info. this should be split out into a spec of its own
bryan: capabilities and status?
<dom> Rich's proposal for simple Network API
<AnssiK> +1 for the Network
dom: the next step is to find an editor for the network info API
<lgombos> I plan to take an iteration on the network part
<AnssiK> Battery would be another, which IMHO should not have privacy issues
<dom> navigator.connection in Android
<Suresh> +1 to Rich's proposal
dom: for the network API, richt made a proposal for the network API
<Suresh> i mean we could adopt a similar style to most of the sys info properties
dom: laslo or suresh, do you want to take this on?
<dom> ACTION: Suresh to provide first draft of Network Connection API [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action01]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-357 - Provide first draft of Network Connection API [on Suresh Chitturi - due 2011-03-23].
suresh: will take on the network info API
dom: next, anssi mentioned that battery was likely simple enough re privacy and is useful. we don't have a concrete proposal, but the current content in sysinfo can be used as a start
<dom> Battery status
<dom> ACTION: Anssi to provide first editors draft of a Battery status API [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action02]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-358 - Provide first editors draft of a Battery status API [on Anssi Kostiainen - due 2011-03-23].
dom: next was the thermometer, we could put this on the back burner
darobin: ok to put more things on the back burner
<dom> ACTION-358: Web Performance WG was interested on battery status — probably need coordination
<trackbot> ACTION-358 Provide first editors draft of a Battery status API notes added
<Suresh> CPU is something device vendors like to keep it to themselves
<dom> CPU is candidate for backburnering
dom: next is CPU, it is unsure whether there are strong use cases for it; could be related to performance, e.g. the Web performance group is focused on battery impacts
<AnssiK> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.navigator.oscpu
dom: for the sensors, we have the question of a generic sensor API. Anssi sent something about what is available in android
<AnssiK> https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/window.navigator.platform
anssik: not me
bryan: I can take on the sensors, but need to know what the plan is for a generic API for this
dom: sysinfo as it exists could be a start
bryan: i can put things in documents but I am not necessarily the technical SME
<dom> ACTION: Bryan to split out a generic sensors API (based on ambientlight/proximity/etc) from sysinfo [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action03]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-359 - Split out a generic sensors API (based on ambientlight/proximity/etc) from sysinfo [on Bryan Sullivan - due 2011-03-23].
<AnssiK> navigator.platform and navigator.oscpu expose CPU-related information already today, works in Moz, Chrome, Saf at least
<AnssiK> what I'm not sure is if developers are using that information
dom: most of the other things are about static properties of the device, most re privacy have abilities re fingerprinting (building a unique identifier based upon device capabilities)
<Suresh> Anssi, but that is only the OS information not info such frequency, processor info, etc
dom: we could start with considering which are most useful
... suresh, are the static properties e.g. cameras microphones etc of interest
suresh: can take on those
<dom> ACTION: Suresh to see at possibilities of APIs for access to device characteristics [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action04]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-360 - See at possibilities of APIs for access to device characteristics [on Suresh Chitturi - due 2011-03-23].
<Suresh> I assume device characteristics are 'read-only'?
bryan: should we package the dynamic I/O APIs as a package?
dom: we should consider that for each feature we want to make available rather than in the abstract
<AnssiK> I heard Bryan or Suresh say something about screen related props, for existing ones, see: http://www.quirksmode.org/dom/w3c_cssom.html
<AnssiK> CSS OM exposes much information that is useful for developers, such as the dimensions of the viewport
<dom> ACTION: Bryan to provide use cases for device characteristics access [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action05]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-361 - Provide use cases for device characteristics access [on Bryan Sullivan - due 2011-03-23].
<Zakim> AnssiK, you wanted to ask do we have a use case that is not fulfilled with the existing platform and oscpu properties on the navigator and to clarify the Screen part
bryan: I will look into the dynamic I/O properties and provide some input, as I think these are related in value to some of the sensor properties, not in terms of a common API but just to help focus what we repackage in the new APIs
dom: CSSOM addresses a number of important characteristics from the dsplay
bryan: would CSSOM provide a pattern for audio?
dom: no, mostly for display characteristics
... that covers a first plan for sysinfo
bryan: what about storage?
dom: proposed work in webapps might cover that
darobin: unsure whether it covers all of it
<dom> Quota API discussion in WebApps
dom: suggest not to work on this given overlap with the work in webapps e.g. with filesystem
<dom> dom: probably covers most of what would be useful for storage
bryan: conceptually this is in the same ballpark as filesystem operations, e.g. to see the size of a filesystem
kangchan: the use case is very helpful to understand the recommendation, in Korea there are many projects e.g. for n-screen and mobile cloud computing, and sysinfo is unique in the world providing the access to this info. We can look at the use cases and provide additional input.
<dom> ACTION: Kangchan to provide use cases for sysinfo-like features [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action06]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-362 - Provide use cases for sysinfo-like features [on Kangchan Lee - due 2011-03-23].
<Zakim> Suresh, you wanted to clarify the change in direction for Messaging
<darobin> Dom's Messaging proposal
suresh: missed last week's discussion, if the group has agreed to simplify this, what is it based upon?
<Suresh> We clearly say in the scope that the API complements the URI schemes, so this is not competing with URI schemes
dom: the discussion last week was based upon earlier discussion that this is related to what can be done with URI schemes
<dom> dom: the latest proposal I sent for messaging is feature-equivalent to the draft we have currently published as working draft
<Suresh> Super simplification would not allow us to extend in the future if we were to add folder management, search, etc.
<Suresh> But is there a real concern with the current API? Why don't wait for some time to see if there are real issues with implementing as it is
dom: re extensbility, we can consider more and more advanced features separately, but the majority of send message is covered by the URI scheme proposal. Creating wrappers around URI based methods can also fill the gaps.
<Suresh> we also talked about the need to separate the design for different messaging technology and ease of use...
dom: the previous proposal is not integrated well into the Web architecture
... the two existing proposals are mostly feature equivalent
<Suresh> This is the same analogy we have between using HTML Media Capture and Camera
bryan: the other use cases e.g. read/receive are not in the current API anyway, and can be considered for future work
<Suresh> the point i was making was can we have the two models co-exist, URI schemes and a detailed programtic style API
dom: implementers don't want to develop duplicate features
... the stream API is significantly different from HTML media capture
... even if we do consider a programmatic API eventually, that doesn't mean we need to start with it
<Suresh> From ease of use, developers would want to be able to set properties than creating a URL to populate them
dom: a start may be to update the current draft with the new proposal, and call for feedback before moving forward
... having an interface to build messages is a convenience function
darobin: libraries can do that
<Suresh> relying on libaries is not the same as having a standard API
<Suresh> implemented in the browser....
dom: there are good reasons on both sides, let's put the two proposals on the table
<dom> PROPOSED RESOLUTION: publish new messaging API as WD and ask for feedback (esp. from developers and implementors)
<darobin> +1
<Suresh> perhaps as you suggest we should have a call for implementations
<dom> RESOLUTION: publish new messaging API as WD and ask for feedback (esp. from developers and implementors)
<dom> ACTION: Dom to see with Maria on how to proceed for updated messaging api draft [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action07]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-363 - See with Maria on how to proceed for updated messaging api draft [on Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - due 2011-03-23].
<Suresh> just to summarize, we would present both the proposals and ask for feedback right>
<dom> indeed, suresh
<Suresh> thanks!
<dom> ??P2 is DAPWG
<Suresh> i will be here until noon session
<fjh> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2011Mar/0012.html
anssik: the feature permissions spec is being produced by web notiifications group
<AnssiK> http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/WebNotifications/publish/FeaturePermissions.html
anssik: the deliverable is proposed to be moved to DAP
<lgombos> I reached John Gregg and touch based on the spec
<AnssiK> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/docs/feat-perms/feat-perms.html
anssik: I have done some investigation and as demo that implements this with a usable interface
<lgombos> John Gregg has no particular plan to advance the spec for the needs that the WebNotification group has
anssik: the demo should run in any browser; open the link and click the run buttons which will execute the code and show an information bar
<AnssiK> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/docs/feat-perms/feat-perms.html#changes
anssik: some changes have been proposed to the DAP spec based upon the investigation
... suggest to use this demo to evaluate whether this is a good idea to decouple the permissions from the API invocations; this is just one way to implement the UI, e.g. from usability point of view, e.g. a drag and drop API from the chrome to the page. Constrained devices would need other UI approaches.
<darobin> +10 on prototypes
dom: this is a good way to consider our motivation to do this work
... this could be useful for other specs outside DAP, e.g. geolocation, some APIs in webapps etc
<dom> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/features/
dom: if you can bring in the Feature Permissions spec and propose changes based upon the investigation, that would be a start
<lgombos> dom: I think we should merge the two
dom: a question is the relationship to the current API perms draft
lgombos: I have looked at this and we should merge the two specs - there are a few APIs with valid scope - we should consider what other APIs would possibly be in scope
dom: first we need to get an editors draft in DAP space integrate anssi's comments, and the APIs in scope, and then go to FPWD of Permissions or contact the other groups to let them know we have this work and a prototype, so see if they are interested. The first step is to take ownership of the spec.
logombos: will take on the spec merging task
<Suresh> Contacts/Calendar? but we may need Rich..
<AnssiK> I'm happy to help Laszlo with editing Feat Perms
<fjh> suresh expressed concern about chartering limiting to browser context rather than also allowing widgets
suresh: we left off where my comment was that the success criteria based upon the default browser model is too restrictive; we should avoid discussions re whether an approach will not work in the browser context but consider it more broadly, e.g. a policy framework can enable the apps to run the same in a browser or widget context
fjh: unclear about the reference to framework - our rationales were discussed e.g. avoiding plugins - our result was that this does not preclude widgets as long as plugins were not involved
dom: the current charter references the browser context as the main reference point
<Suresh> thanks dom
darobin: everything that works in a browser should work in a widget, but the converse is not true
dom: a concrete example is e.g. we discussed message reading as out of scope as its difficult to see how to implement this in a browser context due to security
<Suresh> replacing the current statement with "APIs that can be demonstrated
<Suresh> without the need of a specialized policy framework will be released" is a good
<Suresh> alternative to indicate that the APIs will be demonstrated using the web
<Suresh> runtime only and not with the assumption of an underlying policy framewrok
<Suresh> which appeared to be the main concern from browser vendors
fjh: as rechartering we are increasing number of deliverables, and will have enough work delivering, might not be wise to add more
<darobin> "without the need of a specialised policy framework" doesn't really help — it needs to also be safe
<darobin> and if it's safe and works without policy — then it works in a browser
dom: what we have heard from browser vendors is that they object to working on things that don't work in the open web
suresh: we need to understand the "open web" and what works in different contexts more clearly
... I would rather that we stay silent or generic on the context
darobin: it is generic, we need APIs that are safe in an untrusted environment
dom: a main hypothesis is that if it works in the browser it should work in other contexts
<dom> Suresh, are you trying to make it so that the group scope included non-browsers-compatible APIs, or are you trying to clarify that our APIs will also work beyond the browser context?
dom: given the group's current progress, we should not expand the charter scope
suresh: do we expect tests to demonstrate ability to use the APIs in both browser and widget contexts?
... the discussions that are concerning are those e.g. saving contacts not having a simple way to represent in the browser context, which unecessarily limit the implementation choices
dom: the concerns about usability and security are constraints on the design process, which needs to verify whether things are really usable and safe
suresh: how do we capture these objectives in the charter, and keep the door open to flexibility in API design?
dom: unless we can prove it works in a browser context, we should not work on it
... there are a number of criteria to consider, the best way to prove something works is to provide a prototype
... the intent of the charter scope is to limit meta discussions
... re including widgets in the charter, we have made some efforts to remove it to prevent misconceptions, but new text can be proposed on the list
suresh: the issue seemed to be more with the policy framework than widgets
... my proposal was to say e.g. if the API is designed to run without a policy framework, it passes the criteria
... is that something that can be in the success criteria?
bryan: could we rephrase this as "installable web applications" instead of widgets, to be more generic?
suresh: does the success criteria affect also the design of the API?
dom: the difficulty we have is to convince browser vendors that the DAP APIs are important to them. We would live with the current criteria in the charter and consider the results on an API by API basis e.g. what contexts are supported and how the success criteria is met during CR
<Suresh> "However, this does not preclude the APIs to be demonstrated in Widgets or Installed environments"
suresh: we should have a statement re "the intent is not to preclude..."
darobin: the restrictions are focused around ensuring the APIs work in a Web context
dom: will add something to the charter based upon Suresh's proposals, e.g. referencing "not precluding support for installable web applications".
darobin: where is content security policy going?
<darobin> Content Security Policy
dom: this is a mozilla-led spec intended to limit XSS attack, enabling external website resources to be used safely
... robin asked where this is going - a charter for "Web Applications Security" was sent to the AC a year ago - it's delayed to find a chair and determine interest
... this included CORS and UMP
darobin: our work may include a "COW" document "Characterization of the Open Web" (what are the properties that define the open web) - as a way to be clear about our scope critera
dom: we could throw some ideas on the wiki to see what sticks
<darobin> ACTION: Robin to get the COW started [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action08]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-364 - Get the COW started [on Robin Berjon - due 2011-03-23].
<darobin> ACTION: Frederick to help raise the COW [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action09]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-365 - Help raise the COW [on Frederick Hirsch - due 2011-03-23].
bryan: this would include security approaches, right?
darobin: yes, trust and security
bryan: this will be important to help us find the way forward on security, what is being provided by other groups, and how what we have drafted already (e.g. feature permissions) fits in an "open web" model as compared to a widget model
<dom> ACTION-298?
<trackbot> ACTION-298 -- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux to work with rich on test-enabling the contacts API -- due 2011-03-09 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/actions/298
darobin: we need to test contacts soon
<fjh> close ACTION-348
<trackbot> ACTION-348 Send concrete proposal for navigator.sendMessage with URI scheme closed
bryan: what basis for framework and examples wll be used to start?
dom: we earlier agreed to use the Webapps javascript framework as used in the HTML tests, XHR, etc
<fjh> DAP wiki for testing , including framework -> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/wiki/Testing
dom: one struggle will be defining a test environment e.g. due to dependency upon underlying data, which may require loading of fake data
<fjh> Dom is planning on testing related to contacts, so is Rich, plan to make call for contributions later
<AnssiK> I presented the QUnit-based approach to unit testing at the last f2f
<AnssiK> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/wiki/Testing#Notes_on_testing_framework_used_by_Phonegap
fjh: what about HTML media capture?
<AnssiK> the group decided to align with the WebApps WG harness instead
dom: we are stuck
<AnssiK> so I have not made further progress on the unit testing front after that
darobin: the "role" attribute is intended for assistive technologies and not for other purposes - we need to find another approach
<AnssiK> I believe jgraham of Opera is the original author of the WebApps harness contributed to W3C
<AnssiK> but I'm not 100% sure, Opera participants probably know the best
<dom> ACTION: Dom to restart with HTML WG on getting new attribute for HTML Media Capture [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action10]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-366 - Restart with HTML WG on getting new attribute for HTML Media Capture [on Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - due 2011-03-23].
fjh: we need to update the draft and can then go to last call
darobin: better to put out a new WD first
... a draft will help get feedback from the HTML WG
<dom> ACTION: Dom to update HTML Media Capture with new attribute [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action11]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-367 - Update HTML Media Capture with new attribute [on Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - due 2011-03-23].
<dom> ACTION-366: todo after ACTION-367
<trackbot> ACTION-366 Restart with HTML WG on getting new attribute for HTML Media Capture notes added
<fjh> plan is to update HTML Media capture, then publish new WD, get feedback, then consider last call
<dom> http://www.w3.org/TR/test-methodology/
bryan: what are the steps in getting ready for tests?
darobin: there is a methodology
<dom> linked from http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/wiki/Testing
dom: the the best way is to identify test assertions and tests to cover them
fjh: the spec editors need to use the document markup conventions supporting the test assertions
dom: it's more important to just get started on creating tests, and then progress through an interative process
fjh: the test assertions and tests are essential to move spec further in the process...
<dom> Web Tracking and User Privacy Workshop, April 28-29
<dom> [we're breaking until 2pm local time]
<dom> AnssiK, we'll be using 26631 as a conf code; I'm not sure why the regular one doesn't work
<dom> ScribeNick: dom
-> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/contacts/ Contacts API Editors draft
Frederick: actually, let's start with Gallery
<trackbot> ACTION-314 -- Anssi Kostiainen to react on media gallery use cases -- due 2010-12-15 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/actions/314
<fjh> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/gallery/
Anssi: should look at use cases before deciding to work on it
... also need to check how much priority this should get
<darobin> François
Anssi: we got some useful list of use cases from francois
... could look at prototyping
... there has been little progress under the current charter
... at the last F2F we quickly hacked together some quick design to replice the BONDI replica
... I'm trying to find out if that's on the critical path
... does the the group feel that the deliverable has decent use cases and there is demand from developers
... before investing time in a new draft
... coming up with good design and prototype will require some of my time that would be taken away from other deliverables work
... it's still largely unproven
<darobin> we're still switching to someone else
<darobin> rejoin!
<darobin> AnssiK: what is the kind of consensus around the priority for that API?
<darobin> ... I don't think that it has a proven track record
<darobin> ... not sure if the BONDI version materialised at all
<dom_> ScribeNick: dom_
<darobin> back
<darobin> we're redialing
<darobin> ... not clear that there's much prior art in this
<Zakim> fjh, you wanted to ask about how much to to be done
Frederick: how much work do you think this requires?
Anssi: the requirements from the use cases would require quite a number of features
... would probably start with something small
... I'm struggling to find what would be low-hanging fruit
... I welcome ideas around that
... we could simply conclude that we don't have currently enough interest
... whereas if it's clear that we have RoI, then I'm happy to do that
... I could do a small thing as a trigger for discussions
<fjh> +1 to low cost evaluation of where to begin
Anssi: we could probably take a file-picker approach for low-hanging — but not clear this brings any additional value over existing APIs
<darobin> +1 to code and small things
Dom: I would suggest doing some very rough, maybe a number of code examples of what the API would like
... and then bring it to the Web & TV IG to get feedback on usefulness/importance
... for instance, being able to search through your recorded collection of movies on your TV set-top box from your smartphone
<wonsuk> web and TV paper related with gallery API: http://www.w3.org/2010/11/web-and-tv/papers/webtv2_submission_6.pdf
Dom: could also look at position paper I noted to the mailing list which mentioned the need for a gallery API
Wonsuk: we need to make clear use cases for Gallery API
... we got use cases from Dom and Francois
... we also got one from Web & TV workshop
... we should enhance the use cases in the Gallery API doc
... might need also input to file systems API
<scribe> ACTION: Wonsuk to collect and summarize current use cases for Gallery API and includes a draft doc [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action12]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-368 - Collect and summarize current use cases for Gallery API and includes a draft doc [on WonSuk Lee - due 2011-03-23].
Wonsuk: there are lots of related specs: HTML Media Capture, Media Annotations, Media Ontology, FileSystems API
... this will require significant coordination
Dom: think writing code samples is best way to approach that complexity
-> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2011Mar/att-0037/minutes-2011-03-09.html#item08 Discussion during last teleconf on Contacts API
Dom: only remaining thing is removing search filters, and then we can make a call for consensus for Last Call
Frederick: ok, so not much to discuss then
<fjh> http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/calendar/
<darobin> navigator.service.calendar.EVENT_TYPE
Robin: could we go move forward with FPWD for Calendar?
<AnssiK> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-contacts-coord/2011JanMar/0001.html
Dom: we have a dependency on TZDate
Robin: doesn't seem to be a blocker for FPWD
... there has been an update to vCard 4
... don't think the last changes have an effect on Contacts, but could check
... I think Richard looked
... vCard4 is a superset of vCard3
Anssi: vCard2 and 3 were not explicit about the timezone format
... I sent a message to the list with a report on the differences
<AnssiK> http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-device-apis/2011Jan/0087.html
Anssi: Olsson database is the recommended way, but many implementations only use utcOffset
Dom: This matches what's currently in the API
Robin: would be good to go to FPWD
Frederick: +1
Robin: would need maybe a quick review to remove most important bugs
<Zakim> fjh, you wanted to ask about publishing updated WD of calendar
Dom: should do a call for consensus
<fjh> +1
Dom: would like to make sure that the issue re TZDate is clearly documented in the draft, to avoid worrying people
... likewise for the recurrence model limitations
Robin: will send CfC then
Dom: I'll add the note on the issues in the draft
<dom> ScribeNick: dom
<fjh> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/
-> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/#roadmap DAP Roadmap
Frederick: we will not be meeting on Friday since we have already gone through the agenda and people have started to depart early
... regarding our roadmap, the rechartering doesn't prevent us from continuing our existing work, right?
dom: right
Frederick: let's look at our roadmap then
... we've determined a path for contacts
... likewise for Calendar, we've just sent a CfC for FPWD
Robin: if contacts goes to last call, we can hope to go to LC with Calendar soon (maybe June?)
Frederick: what about HTML Media Capture?
Robin: we're planning to publish an updated draft with a new attribute
... and depending on feedback, we might be able to go to LC soon
<AnssiK> Any feedback from Google? "As defined by the HTML Media Capture specification, the Browser allows web applications to access audio, image and video capture capabilities of the device." http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0.html
<fjh> contacts - we have remaining edit from Rich, then CfC to go to Last Call in April
<fjh> calendar - CfC in place for publishing FPWD
<fjh> in April
PROPOSED RESOLUTION: we will publish a new updated HTML Media Capture once new attribute is done
<fjh> HTML Media Capture, outstanding edit from Dom then publish updated WD
Robin: you'll need to add an API for the new attribute based on WebIDL
... might use white-space separated tokens
RESOLUTION: we will publish a new updated HTML Media Capture once new attribute is done
<fjh> Media Capture API - looking for feedback on interest in it
close ACTION-351
<trackbot> ACTION-351 Draft HTML Media Capture with role attribute closed
<AnssiK> Microsoft's feedback
<scribe> ACTION: Robin to talk with Microsoft re Capture API future [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action13]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-369 - Talk with Microsoft re Capture API future [on Robin Berjon - due 2011-03-23].
Frederick: I think we're wondering about keeping it at all, vs upgrading it with stream support
Robin: I would qualify it as "future under discussion", decision expected sometimes in April
Frederick: Messaging will be updated with the new approach
Dom: and if no negative feedback, we can hope to go to last call in June
... re sysinfo, lots of work to take into account the new split
... I guess the plans for last call are probably less clear
Robin: some might be relatively straightforward
Dom: indeed, maybe Network could go quickly to LC
<fjh> Messaging - also updated WD in April
Frederick: Permissions API will get a FPWD
Dom: open question on merging the permissions API with the permissions strings
Robin: I'd rather keep them separate but don't mind strongly
Anssi: we could probably go fast unless we need coordination with Web Notif
Dom: don't think we need to coordinate
Frederick: so we can plan for a FPWD in April
Anssi: first step will be to put draft into ReSpec format
... and then bring in my changes
... I can do start and then pass it to Lazlo for review
Frederick: [bashing ReSpec]
<fjh> s/bashing/expressing admiration for/
Anssi: regarding merging with features ids or not
... I think they're independent
<fjh> we should ReSpec for our drafts to pick up common formatting, bibliography etc
Dom: thinking about it, I think they need to be kept independent since features ids are also useful for widgets feature
... we should publish an updated draft referring to the API once we go with FPWD
Anssi: wondering where the feature strings should go
... ideally, I think they should come with the API spec themselves
... but that's probably a minor issue
... I'm thinking the feature string could be a serialization of the entry of the APIs e.g. navigator.geolocation
Dom: I don't think that would work for all cases, e;g. when no direct entry point but from DOM element
... so I think arbitraty strings are probably our best option
Anssi: true
Frederick: for Gallery?
Dom: plan is to come up with code samples, formalized use cases
Robin: not ready to publish as is
Dom: re Device Interface?
<fjh> will wait with Gallery until clarity on requirements and draft
Robin: can have a draft next month
Dom: but do we still actually need it?
Robin: Contacts API doesn't use it anymore
Dom: now that we mention it, Contacts doesn't do HTML5 Event loop correctly, does?
Robin: doesn't look like it
<trackbot> ACTION-271 -- Robin Berjon to figure out the event loop stuff for sysinfo -- due 2010-09-22 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/actions/271
ISSUE: Contacts API needs to integrate HTML Event Loop
<trackbot> Created ISSUE-110 - Contacts API needs to integrate HTML Event Loop ; please complete additional details at http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/issues/110/edit .
Dom: so that's a showstopper for moving to LC
Robin: I hope the work in Web Apps for this for file API can serve as inspiration
... I'm not entirely sure if that's entirely needed
ACTION-271 due 2011-03-23
<trackbot> ACTION-271 Figure out the event loop stuff for contacts due date now 2011-03-23
Dom: moving back to Device Interface, should we drop it then?
<fjh> Not going further with Device interface
Robin: if nobody using it, sure
<fjh> Application Launcher, http://dev.w3.org/2009/dap/app-launcher/
Dom: re Application Launcher, we've talked about using Web Intents
... but we don't have a plan for it
Robin: I don't think anybody has volunteered for that
Dom: we could make a call for editors
<darobin> ACTION: Robin to talk to Mozilla/Paul about Web Intents [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action14]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-370 - Talk to Mozilla/Paul about Web Intents [on Robin Berjon - due 2011-03-23].
Kangchan: the proposed approach of Web Intent is quite different from the current API
... I've started discussing with Bryan and Paul to reconcile the views on this
Dom: what about Web Introducer? Should it be added to the roadmap
... ?
<darobin> ACTION: Robin to talk to Claes about how to make Web Introducer happen in the WG [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action15]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-371 - Talk to Claes about how to make Web Introducer happen in the WG [on Robin Berjon - due 2011-03-23].
Robin: I think that would make sense
... we need to see if they're still interested in doing work on this as part of the group
<trackbot> ACTION-353 -- Dominique Hazaël-Massieux to check with Claes re Web introducer contributors and bringing it to DAP -- due 2011-03-22 -- OPEN
<trackbot> http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/track/actions/353
<fjh> it would be best to have active participation of those who created the draft in the DAP WG
close ACTION-353
<trackbot> ACTION-353 Check with Claes re Web introducer contributors and bringing it to DAP closed
ACTION-353: overtaken by ACTION-371
<trackbot> ACTION-353 Check with Claes re Web introducer contributors and bringing it to DAP notes added
Dom: next is Tasks
... it has been suggested it could be a simple addition to the Calendar API
Frederick: would qualify as unscheduled work for now
Dom: will add relationship to Calendar in roadmap too
... probably worth taking up with the Calendar editors to see if they want to fold it in
<fjh> might make sense to include tasks with calendar since tasks are time based events
How does tasks relate to Process management?
Dom: different topic, but we could consider process management as part of new charter
Robin: please send use cases and potential input to the list if you want to include it in consideration for new charter
Dom: nothing has been done on User Interaction
... we want to do vibration, beep and menus per our new charter
... Opera has said they have proposals in this space
Robin: for menus and vibration
<scribe> ACTION: Dom to talk with Opera on contributions for User Interactions deliverable [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action16]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-372 - Talk with Opera on contributions for User Interactions deliverable [on Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - due 2011-03-23].
Dom: Communication Log to be dropped
... likewise for Policy Framework
Frederick: we should keep ref to them in a history section somewhere
Dom: re APIs requirements, can hope to update for May
ACTION-281 due 2011-05-10
<trackbot> ACTION-281 Take a stab at updating the API Requirements documents due date now 2011-05-10
Dom: policy-reqs is probably done
Robin: should we end of life it?
Frederick: we might want to update it at some point
Dom: we could publish it as a note to mark it as done
<scribe> ACTION: Frederick to prepare policy-reqs as WG Note [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action17]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-373 - Prepare policy-reqs as WG Note [on Frederick Hirsch - due 2011-03-23].
Dom: what about privacy-reqs?
Frederick: it's an important doc
Dom: how are we intending to make progress on privacy-reqs
... ?
Frederick: workshops are a way to get input
Dom: I think we are less likely to make progress if we don't have a plan, but don't mind keeping it as is
Frederick: re Rulesets
... I think we should publish it as FPWD, despite its issues
Robin: reading the document, it's not clear what it is supposed to do
Dom: it doesn't tell how the rulesets are bound to data
<fjh> so your concern is the lack of clarify of how this would integrate in the API architecture
Robin: I still think there is no point in using Rulesets in the same way as Geopriv
... attaching information to an API is something that no-one wants to do
Dom: we had interesting discussions in a previous F2F about using rulesets only in some cases (e.g. with Web site with which you have no pre-exisitng relationship)
... there were quite a few ideas
<fjh> possible need to capture ideas in rulesets proposal for this and other ideas
Dom: but they need to be captured as text and discussed if we want to make progress
<scribe> ACTION: Frederick to complete Privacy Rulesets with binding considerations [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action18]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-374 - Complete Privacy Rulesets with binding considerations [on Frederick Hirsch - due 2011-03-23].
Dom: last one is API Design Patterns, can be removed
<scribe> ACTION: Dom to add API Checklist to home page [recorded in http://www.w3.org/2011/03/16-dap-minutes.html#action19]
<trackbot> Created ACTION-375 - Add API Checklist to home page [on Dominique Hazaël-Massieux - due 2011-03-23].
Dom: I think documenting our experience could be useful
... could help make the Web a better place
... I wouldnt' phrase it as "you should do this or that", but rather here what've faced and learned
<fjh> Thank you to our hosts and Kangchan
<fjh> Next F2F is in July in France, please complete questionnaire http://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/43696/juljun-f2f/
<fjh> for information on upcoming meetings and minutes see http://www.w3.org/2009/dap/minutes


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Side Chignon with Succulents: Accent a loose and chic side chignon with a couple of textural elements, like succulents and seeded-eucalyptus sprigs.


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On February 15, more than 50 students and community members attended a panel discussion with members of Creativity for Peace, an organization that brings Palestinian and Israeli teenage girls together at a camp in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The evening began with dinner, schmoozing and introductions by Robert Abzug, UT Professor, Audre and Bernard Rapoport Regents Chair of Jewish Studies & Director of Schusterman Center for Jewish Studies. Next Dottie Indyke, Creativity for Peace's Executive Director, shared a brief history and overview of the program. The highlights of the evening were the four participants – two Israeli and two Palestinian – who shared their experiences of getting to know one another and the understandings gained from living, talking, playing, and working together for three weeks in Santa Fe.
Creativity for Peace trains young Israeli and Palestinian women to partner together by breaking down barriers of anger and prejudice, facilitating an understanding of the other, building friendships, and inspiring action to promote peace and equality. The participants, who are now leaders in the program, spoke honestly about the difficulties they experienced trying to find ways to interact with people they were taught to hate as their enemy. During their 3-weeks in Santa Fe, the participants learned to put themselves in the other's shoes with empathetic listening and to have compassion for one another. One Palestinian participant spoke of her realization that all of them are suffering, not just one side or another, when she learned an Israeli participant, like herself, had also lost her grandmother in the conflict.
While the women spoke of the challenges of learning to listen deeply and to accepting they can agree to disagree with respect and compassion, they also spoke of the difficulties returning home. One participant recalled being shunned by her community for participating in the program and another told of realizing that she had changed greatly while in Santa Fe but that her home had stayed the same. The participants spoke of hope for younger generations to bring a change hearts and minds to the region. And they credit Creativity for Peace for successfully changing the world one person at a time.
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Sausage and Sweet Sun Dried Pepper Pasta
Love sausage and peppers? You are going to go nuts over this sausage and peppers pasta with spicy sausage, sweet sun dried peppers, and capers! This simple pasta dish is to die for.
It's the little things in life that make me happy. My daughter's laugh, a crisp clear day, finding change in a coat pocket, and a simple rustic meal.
Happiness isn't the outcome of what we do or do not own.
Happiness isn't the exhilaration of awards or high risk challenges.
Happiness is a choice we make on a daily basis to stop and smell the roses, so to speak. To see the little beauties in life, instead of bulldozing over them in our efforts to get ahead.
I am a notorious bulldozer. I've always been such a one-tracker, I get my mind on something and that's all I can think about.
Yet my goal is to walk through life with my eyes wide open to the joy around me.
To resist racing through life for some false prize at the end, only to look back and see I've missed all the little daily blessings along the way.
Some days I do better than others.
Want to know something silly that always makes me beam with delight?
The sound and aroma of spicy sausage sizzling in a hot pan.
Ahhhh… I love that.
And then there's the combination of sausage and peppers.
Spicy sausage, crisp on the outside, with sweet tangy red peppers is never a bad thing.
This easy Sausage and Peppers Pasta recipe is a source of joy in my family.
The classic combination of spicy sausage and sweet red peppers with hearty DeLallo Organic Whole Wheat Pasta, sautéed onions and briny capers is so comforting and so quick to make, how could that not make you happy?
This fall let's stop and smell the sausage together, so we don't look back with regret.
Shall we?
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Sausage and Peppers Pasta
Yield: 6 servings
Prep Time:5 minutes
Cook Time:15 minutes
- 1 lb. DeLallo Organic Whole Wheat Fusilli
- 14-16 oz. spicy kielbasa sausage, cut into 1/2 inch slices
- 1 jar (6.7 oz) DeLallo Sun Dried Peppers, roughly chopped (reserve oils)
- 2 shallots, peeled and sliced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 Tb. capers, drained
- 1 Tb. olive oil
- Salt and Pepper if needed
- Boil a large pot of salted water and cook the pasta according to package instructions. Drain and set aside.
- Heat a large skillet over medium-high heat. Add a little oil to the skillet and saute the sausage until crispy on the outside, flip once. Then add the garlic and onions, and saute onother 2-3 minutes. Stir regularly.
- Add the red pepper, pasta and capers. Toss and taste for salt and pepper. Add a little of the pepper jar oils if the pasta seems dry. Serve warm.
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Diversity is a description of the way God created people. Understanding and respecting individuals who are different from one's self, whether racially, socially, ideologically or spiritually, is a natural outcome of understanding the vast diversity of God's creation.
At ACU, The Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) oversees student groups on campus that focus on multicultural diversity. OMA also sponsors a number of programs and events that promote and showcase cultural diversity on campus. The mission of OMA is to enrich the holistic development of each student by encouraging them to recognize and embrace the uniqueness of their personal culture while valuing the culture of others.
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You might think all I do is bake and go to parties. This summer we've had a few get togethers with friends, but it isn't all the time. For Memorial Day I made desserts for two parties we went to. The first one was primarily adults, and I made Strawberry Cream Pie (see recipe posted 9/3/15).
The second one was a mix of adults and children, so I decided to make S'mores Tarts (see recipe posted 9/10/15). One of the components was Chocolate Ganache, which I also used in the Strawberry Cream Pie recipe.
Chocolate Ganache
8 oz chocolate chips (I used 4 oz dark chocolate chips and 4 oz semisweet chips)
1/2 C heavy cream
1 t vanilla
1/2 t instant coffee powder
Combine all ingredients in the top of a double-boiler, making sure the water is simmering but not touching the bottom of the pan. Stir until smooth.
Cool slightly before spooning the ganache into tart shells or pie crust. You can also use this recipe to frost a cake or cupcakes.
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Create Gmail Account – Gmail Sign in Login
Google mail or Gmail is an online email account by which emails are saved on the internet instead of on your pc. Web email could be a flexible choice as you can accessibility emails from any pc that has access to the internet – like at web cafés – all over the world.
Within this guide, we will go to demonstrate how to begin along with signing up for a free account in Google email. You will require a pc with access to the internet.
Stick to these step-by-step directions to make Gmail account:
1) Open your internet browser and visit the Google homepage: http://www.google.com or click here.
2) At the very top left part of the page from the main Google web page, there is a menu bar. Click on Google email in the bar.
3) You'll right currently is in the actual 'Sign in' area. As you do not have a Google account yet, you have to create 1. Click Create a free gmail account.
4) To setup your brand-new account, Search engines needs some details about you – very first, your first as well as last names. The actual 'choose your username' may be the unique current email address which you desire to use, which is placed prior to '@gmail. com'. Since it must be distinctive, Google might have to what is availability of any kind of name that you choose to ensure that nobody already experience it. Type a message name in to the 'choose your own username' box after which fill out your info. You will have to agree to the terms and conditions in order to proceed so click on "Yes" 'I consent to the Google terms and Personal privacy Policy' is actually ticked. Then click on next thing.
5) When the email name which you asked for in is not really available, you will get a message stating that somebody already uses that username and provides you with some options. You can choose to accept among the alternatives or even type in another title and check its accessibility once more. You might have to get this done several times.
6) You'll have to think of a security password to be able to sign in securely for your requirements. Search engines may give details that you need to try 1 with at least eight characters long to become secure. Utilize alphabets and numbers to help make the password better and difficult in order to guess. For this reason additionally, it asks you to definitely insert two arbitrary words at the end from the page – this can be a CAPTCHA program code. You can by pass this step in case you don't wish to type or write in the actual CAPTCHA code however, you will need to verify by using a mobile phone.
7) You have successfully set up your own account. You are able to visit your mailbox and get began, you might as well setup a photo to demonstrate as your user profile picture. Click Add a picture to upload a photograph and select a photograph, this is optional.
Done. You have created a gmail account in simple steps. You can see your inbox with messages of welcome to gmail email.
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Gmail Account
Creating an email account in gmail is simple. Only very intuitive following steps will have a gmail email and you can log in to be able to communicate with anyone you choose.
The first thing you have to do to open a gmail account is accessing your website. You can do it directly from the address bar by typing www.gmail.com or from www.google.com, where in the top of the page there is the option of entering all google applications, including gmail.
Once on this page click on the "create gmail account", will appear a very simple form filling:
- Name and lastname
- Username. This will be your gmail email address is unique, so you'll have to find one that is available. Think that's the name you will see around the world and you will note when you have to give your email to someone else.
- Password. Do not use a common password to avoid security problems. Must be at least 8 characters and the same system tells you if the password is secure or not.
- Repeat password.
- Date of birth.
- Sex.
- Mobile phone and current mailing address. These two options are used as a security measure. It is likely that at some point the system will send a text message with a verification code to not use the account without your permission.
- Accept the terms of service, and you have your gmail email.
The next step, you can ignore and skip, is the possibility of adding a profile picture associated with your account, which is used in the use of other google applications like gtalk or social network, google plus.
From this point you can already enjoy your mail gmail login, the same page will take you to the inbox of your email. This account can be used on all google services.
When you first enter in your gmail account inbox, you'll see that you've received from the google team some email. You can review them, and that they will explain how to customize your mail even offer a guided tour of all the options offered to meet them all in depth.
From now on whenever you want to access your account just enter the login details (email address and password) to log in gmail.
Create Gmail Account
Gmail was created on April Fool's Day 2004 April 1, but its creation and launch of the Internet was not a lie, but a real service and trust that in the course of years has been gaining more and more users each day. Stop creating gmail account you must:
- Visit the site via email address named mail gmail
- Now the side of the page, click "Create Gmail Account";
- Another option is to go https://accounts.google.com/SignUp
- Enter your personal data for your account to be created;
- You'll receive a confirmation email that will be used to confirm the creation of Gmail Account;
- Once confirmed, your account has been created and is ready for use.
One of the pioneers of innovative and Free Email from Gmail, Google Talk or GTalk was (as it is commonly called), where after arriving in Gmail.com, the user has access to a chat service or virtual chat service and email, and over the years became famous through the Internet, this service is being migrated to many other large sites have access to the Internet, such as Facebook and Orkut.
Another attraction very useful, is the ability to attach files up to 25 MB in size, which has won many users, and the free service offered something that until then was limited to users of e-invoices paid emails.
If you want to enjoy all the benefits mentioned in this article, visit Gmail, enter your details and feel free to send and receive emails for free when and where you want.
Storage space for each user and for each email account Gmail, provides a space for 'storage over 7 GB of memory, a mini hard drive to store and set aside large amounts of email, documents, attachments, without having to worry about having to periodically empty your inbox.
Spamfilter: from the point of view of safety Gmail offers excellent spam filter emails that analyzes incoming and outgoing against viruses, and those who were infected during the analysis automatically married 'special spam folder.
Search Engine email: see the ability to "high storage, has a built-in search engine that allows you to quickly find a specific email from all stored.
Gmail Chat: another feature of Gmail is the ability to chat with your contacts in the phone book using Gmail Chat, which is useful for real-time communication with online users.
Tags: email, you can manage and organize the marking "by topic, group or better prefer >>.
Enjoy the Mail Gmail and click here to Gmail Account (create).
Sign In Gmail
To Gmail Login, do not need anything more than our password and email, a simple task for many, right? That's why we do this mini-tutorial for anyone who does not know how to log in a simple and immediate.
First of all, we will go to gmail.com, it will see two fields … One, which will put the email, and the other where we will put our password (remember it is personal, and can not be transferred to anyone)
In this way we start our Gmail Sign In is a simple way to read our gmail. On the other hand, if we disconnect, just have to go to the arrow, which you can select the desired option, we will have more things to do.
On the other hand, I always recommend the electronic mailer Gmail Account to read all emails there. An easy way to keep up to date with all the contacts you have, go ahead and sign up for gmail or go ahead and login to Gmail.
Gmail every day are overcoming all ways, first Google launched the search in the days of now a widely used tool. Moreover, also launched the Google Adsense advertising system or store system in the cloud: Google Drive, among many tools that refers to typical online Dropbox to store documents.
Many people wonder how to access your mail from gmail to log, this transaction is very simple, even a child of two years could memorize (to the same password) is a simple, simpler than the beginning of other emails session.


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My son will be graduating from Pre-K on June 21st. I need ideas of gifts that A) don't cost a lot and B) things that he'll be able to use immediately.
He LOVES monster trucks, trains, anything with wheels. I'm not at a loss so much as to what I'd LIKE to give him, more of at a loss as to what we can AFFORD to give him. I'm looking to spend around $50. Ideas? I was thinking a new sand box but after the sand box and the sand it's over $100 :(


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Prahladnagar AUDA garden situated at prahladnagar satellite near s.g. higway, ...!!! a example of beautiful landscaping, different types of landscape plants are planted here and its a nearby public garden for morning walkers, senior citizens, and its a good weekend go to park destinations for the families also.
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10 years Antwerp Pride 2017 Anniversary edition
Antwerpen. Ten years Antwerp Pride, ten years 'love united'
History:<wbr/> Antwerp Pride is actually created around Navigaytion, a well-known boating festival organized by Red & Blue. After the first edition, the organizers looked for further financial support. The city listened, but there had to be a broader framework provided than just a commercial event. After the EuroGames in 2007, a small group of us sat down together: people from the nightlife scene, but also politicians and from the tourism department of the city. We agreed that there is so much talent and motivation in Antwerp, but nothing would come of it unless we all joined forces. That was where the idea came to organize a Pride.
But with the edition in 2010, it was the first without Navigaytion. Then with the removal of tobacco sponsorship amongst other, it was financially too difficult. From then Antwerp Pride was forced to explore into a new direction. It was in 2012 that they had a parade for the first time through the city center.
With the success of the World Outgames 2013 in Antwerp , the pride has given a big boost. Antwerp Pride become internationally and even be named one of the 10 best Prides in the world thanks to the hard work of the tourism department.
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Spring Time Pesto Recipes
March 19, 2016
We're excited to demo some springtime recipes over the next few weeks at select stores. Check out these links for some tasty ways to enjoy your Cal-Ann fresh pesto!
Cal-Ann Farms pesto can be found in Price Chopper and Hen House refrigerated sections, next to the other dips and spreads in the produce department.
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I know it's fall and the new shows are supposed to be on all channels, but I'm afraid I have to play a re-run here at Sweethearts of the West. I'm knee deep in deadlines and that can be scarier than some of the stories in this post.
Hope you'll forgive me and enjoy reading these legends beneath the Bighorns again!!
|Lake DeSmet at sunset
Hank Renner enjoys summers and early autumns when he can escape his large family and spend time alone at the cow camp in the Bighorn Mountains. That is, until he starts seeing a beautiful woman with flaming red hair and brown eyes, who disappears as quick as the Wyoming sunshine. Questioning his sanity, Hank begins a search that just might lead him to his heart.
Annie Sullivan wants only one thing more than revenge for a rape and murder that occurred ten years ago…Hank Renner. Haunting the mountain, she's kept watch over the handsome cowboy. But this year she did something she's never done before, something that could change everything. She's let the man see her—and exposed her soul.
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Friday, April 01, 2005
Number one is about the ketchup (or catsup if you're fancy). They used to give that stuff away by the pound, whether you wanted it or not. "Would you like some ketchup with that diet Coke?" I used to think they used the little packets to pad the bag like Styrofoam peanuts, or that McD's was really a ketchup distribution chain created to disseminate our nation's dangerously overstocked surplus of ketchup while masquerading as hamburger joints.
Now every one I go to has gotten stingy with their condiments. Even when I get fries (which come with every combo meal in accordance with divine mandate), they don't automatically give up the ketchup or even offer it in most cases. When I ask for some, they hand me one or two packets and seem reluctant to part with any more. Obviously one of two things has happened: 1) They finally realized the costs for those little packets of condiments they threw away like so much many dead cockroaches were beginning to aggregate, or 2) the nation's ketchup surplus has ended and we are now facing a ketchup drought. Whatever plant or mineral is used to make ketchup (I'm envisioning an unlisted element called catsupium) is now on the endangered plant or mineral list, and they are cutting back to avoid the day when the market crashes and we have no ketchup and management will die with their backs against the wall. Bring it on, I say. I'll miss the ketchup, but the entertainment value of the apocalypse cannot be ignored.
Second, I have discovered that fast food gives me severe gas, which is not my problem as much as it is my cube mates. The think that bothers me is that my farts smell exactly like the food when it came fresh out of the bag. What kind of "food" is this, that turning it into McPoo has no effect on its composition. Makes you wonder what sort of fillers they are using. I've often heard people say their hamburgers taste like crap. Maybe they were closer to the truth than I realized. It would explain why they all were all killed by hitclowns. The police said it was a series of bizarre accidents, but I know better.
6 comments:
- Valkyrie said...
Well, it has been a bad year for tomato crops.
- Weary Hag said...
It's a vicious cycle I tell ya. People eat McCrap then fart McCrap and it all smells the same, just like you said. When they fart, it starts the hunger cycle again and hey, what do you suppose they crave smelling that already-been-eaten-and-shat burger and grease sticks? Off they go back to McCrap's for some more fart fodder. Incredible. Problem is, some genius discovered that the ketchup nullifies the food smell when it passes through the poop shoot, so they don't want to be handing too much of that stuff out anymore.
Thanks for steering my brain away from the Schiavo/Pope/Jackson circus this morning.
- Sask 1 said...
I believe it was all part of a government conspriracy to charge exorbitant prices for ketchup.They got the fast food chains to give the stuff away for free so we all get addicted to it.Then they take it away so we're stuck having to pay for our cravings.
You need to turn veggie and steer clear of those places
- the phantom said...
if you would prefer a little more of a "mcdoodoo" awakening, read the book "fast food nation." gives me the "mcgurgles" just thinking about the quasi-meat that is actually used. uuggghhh.
- Rachel said...
I recommend Super Size Me. Interesting documentary on McDonalds. I would be happy not to go to McDonald but they have my children brain washed.


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Daft Punk
↳ collection of music video's from Daft Punk's classic album
This DVD collects all of Daft Punk's music videos from the "Homework" album. You get all the classic vids like "Da Funk" directed by Spike Jonze, the unforgettable "Around The World" video directed by fellow frenchman Michel Gondry, "Burnin" by Seb Janiak, "Revolution 909" by Roman Coppola, and "Fresh," which was directed by Daft Punk themselves. Audio commentary is available for all the videos along with the "Making Of's" which feature big name remixes (Armand Van Helden, MAW, Ian Pooley, etc. ) of the various tracks. In addition, you also get to check out Daft Punk rock it in LA, doing a live version of "Rollin' & Scratchin'" from 9 different camera positions. Can't wait to see their upcoming Electroma movie.
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Practice 2 Report - Alonso fastest in Valencia
Fernando Alonso (1:37.968) excited his Spanish fans with quickest time in the second free practice session in Valencia.
Even if the Red Bull race pace looked strong at the end of the session, the single lap speeds looked close, with Lewis Hamilton's McLaren (1:38.195), Sebastian Vettel's Red Bull (1:38.265), Michael Schumacher's Mercedes (1:38.315) and Felipe Massa's Ferrari (1:38.443) all within half a second.
Jenson Button's McLaren (138.483) and Mark Webber (1:38.531) were in close attendance, before a gap to Nico Rosberg's Mercedes (1:38.981) and the Renaults of Nick Heidfeld (1:39.040) and Vitaly Petrov (1:39.586).
Red Bull's rivals are hoping that a new FIA directive which prevents teams from changing engine maps between qualifying and race will narrow the qualifying gap that the RB7 has enjoyed for most of thr season, but that remains to be seen.
It was a frustrating session for Paul Di Resta, so impressive thus far at Force India. The Briton had to sit out all but the final 10 minutes as the team repaired the damage caused by Nico Hulkenberg's off in morning practice. It was therefore a decent effort by Di Resta to end up 14th, three slots and three-quarters of a second adrift of team mate Adrian Sutil.


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Fire crews from Battle received reports of a person trapped following a collision in Hurst Green earlier today (December 16).
The collision happened at around 2.30pm.
An East Sussex Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "The original reports said a person was trapped but on arrival there was no person trapped.
"Crews left the scene at 2.45pm."