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This is my entry for Illustration Friday: Modify. To avoid extinction this Velociraptor's parents sent it for the first day of school following the motto: "Modify...or die." Any other motives for a dinosaur to go to elementary school are open to interpretation. This was also inspired by my 6 year old daughter, who enters first grade soon and wishes all of her classmates (and teachers) were dinos.
Monday, August 03, 2009
IF: Modify
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Saturday, August 01, 2009
American Gothic - American Doxic
Several years ago I created an illustration I called American Doxic, a Dachshund parody of sorts of American Gothic, the classic painting by Grant Wood. I didn't like how my weiner dogs turned out, so after about 6 months I discontinued the design, intending to someday re-do the dachsies.
I recently completed the new version, using the original background I had created in 2002 with its weenie dog whirligig and bone-pattern curtains but with all new doxies. The farmer's wife also has a dashund cameo and rabbit patterned dress for extra weiner dog fun. This fresh version with either two red Dachshunds or one red and one black and tan and are now available on a bunch of products in my Cafe Press shop.
I framed a print of the new version for myself and it always makes people laugh. I think it is one of my favorites.
The original Grant Wood image and my old version with its weird dogs are also shown here. You can see why I retired the first version so quickly! My mother has an old t-shirt of the original design and gets comments whenever she wears it while I stand by and cringe as she directs them to "the artist".
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Friday, July 31, 2009
New on eBay
The previous year or so has been difficult in a lot of respects, and my lack of blogging certainly shows that my mind has been...elsewhere. Kelly's first year of Kindergarten was dreadful. With First Grade coming up in about a month I am very hopeful that it will be a better year for her. She has qualified for special education services at the school, mainly due to her behavioral difficulties. She is too full of energy and too strong-willed and willful for the structure of school. I think she may have sent her Kindergarten teacher into early retirement.
I am beginning to find my artistic footing and passion again following months of distraction. I have begun using watercolors again for the first time in at least a year. For the first time in over two years I am offering original art on eBay; I have two auctions going on right now and ending Sunday, Aug. 2.
The first is this Lederhosen clad Dachshund hoisting a beer and a Bavarian Pretzel:
The auction for this little ATC starts at just $9.99 and can be seen here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330348770967
The 2nd Art Trading Card up for sale is a Jack Russell Terrier starting its day with a cup of strong coffee. I love how the expression turned out on this one:
The eBay auction is here: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=330348815643.
I know it will take folks a while to find my art again after my long silence. I pray they will.
Cafe Press, which was my main source of income until this June, has been where most of my art energies have been channeled the last couple of years. In June they changed their commission policy so that unless customers find and purchase my art directly from one of my links I receive only a 10% commission of their stated price - this is a 75%-80% percent pay cut, the equivalent of being laid-off. I am still selling on Cafe Press but for my loyal customers please remember that unless you come directly to my store at http://www.cafepress.com/terrypond I will not receive a full commission for products you buy with my designs. Cafe Press has in good faith tried to keep my work out there in the public eye by honoring me with a Featured Designer Banner in a pilot program they've begun for Top Shopkeepers. This has been better for my ego than my pocket book, but sometimes knowing your work is valued and noticed can mean more than money. Our utility company disagrees, but I'm working on 'em.
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Monday, March 16, 2009
IF: Legendary
Created for Illustration Friday: Legendary. I came up with this idea in a roundabout way - I had been thinking about a Legend Dairy, where legends like Paul Bunyan and Big Foot could go to get their milk and cheese, but whilst thinking of cow logos for that establishment thoughts of Sea Cows came into my head, and then I thought of how some folks believe the legendary Mermaids or Sirens that sailors from long ago reported seeing were actually Manatees or Dugongs...hence this picture of the Legendary Siren singing sailors to her in the night. The background and pose were inspired by one of my favorite paintings, Maxfield Parrish's "Stars".
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Monday, March 02, 2009
Illustration Friday
I have been meaning to participate in Illustration Friday (http://illustrationfriday.com/index.php) for about two years now - I have finally taken that first step! This is my illustration for "Breezy" created in Illustrator CS3.
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Tuesday, September 16, 2008
I have one new design on Cafe Press based on the recent controversy about pigs and lipstick: http://www.cafepress.com/terrypond/5967392 with a pig in pink lipstick and the Palin Pitbull that has proved to be very popular. I am so thrilled to see the pitbull getting such a positive response! I would love to see someone at a rally wearing one of my designs. I've added new bumper stickers and coffee mugs to the selection: http://www.cafepress.com/terrypond/5950007
My other design is a dapple-ization of the Oktoberfest Weiner Dogs. I love dapples - they are so gorgeous -but it can be really hard to capture their markings, especially in vector art. I also need do do a piebald. This has been a very unproductive 4-5 days for me, with Kirk out of town and the school issues. I am way behind on email again. Hopefully I can get back into the groove tomorrow. So much art to create, so little time!!
My other design is a dapple-ization of the Oktoberfest Weiner Dogs. I love dapples - they are so gorgeous -but it can be really hard to capture their markings, especially in vector art. I also need do do a piebald. This has been a very unproductive 4-5 days for me, with Kirk out of town and the school issues. I am way behind on email again. Hopefully I can get back into the groove tomorrow. So much art to create, so little time!!
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Saturday, September 06, 2008
Politics as UnUsual
Yesterday I decided to make an illustration of a Pit Bull Terrier in Lipstick in honor of the latest political sensation, Sarah Palin. During her historic vice presidential nominee acceptance she mentioned that she is a Hockey Mom, and that the only difference between a Hockey Mom and a Pitbull is Lipstick. First I drew the pitbull, with big brown eyes and sweeping lashes, upswept ears, pearls and a sophisticated, perky raised chin. Of course what really pulls it all together are the bright red lips integrated into what really remains a dog face, yet I think captures some of Sarah Palin as well. I did several versions: Hockey Moms for Palin and Pit Bulls for Palin in versions with and without glasses. My new politics store can be seen here http://www.cafepress.com/terrypond/5950007 for shirts, campaign buttons, bumper stickers and more. Now my quest is to find a suitable animal to represent Obama. My mother suggests a bulldog for McCain, which actually makes a lot of sense.
I also have another new political design about Community Organizers, another hot button issue of late. Ms. Palin implied that Community Organizers have no responsibilities, which has reportedly annoyed several CO's.
My new design has a logo for Community Organizer which notes: Bringing People Together to Create Change and (yes, it is a big responsibility!). Products with this design are here: http://www.cafepress.com/terrypond/5950007.
I'm having a lot of fun with my Cintiq, but can't decide whether to move on to Halloween or continue with campaign stuff. Actually, at this late date I should be already designing for Christmas. Oi.
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Alex Rodriguez's suspension has been reduced from 211 games to 162 games, though he may lose more than just the 2014 season. It's unlikely any team will be interested in a 39-year-old third-baseman that's a year removed from the Majors and comes with a sideshow. Suffice to say, A-Rod's playing days may be over.
Brian Cashman stated the New York Yankees were planning to have Rodriguez in the lineup and his salary on the books. Nevertheless, they seem to have been preparing for this outcome by adding infielders Kelly Johnson, Dean Anna and most recently Scott Sizemore. Eduardo Nunez also saw significant time at the hot corner in 2013.
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Drew will be 31 at the start of next season, but he too would cost too much money. He turned down the Boston Red Sox's qualifying offer (one-year, $14 million) for a better deal in free agency. He hasn't gotten it so far, and the Yankees shouldn't be the ones to give it to him.
Drew had a good season with Boston in 2013 (.253/.333/.443, 13 home runs, 67 RBI), but he's not worth Scott Boras' asking price. He also wouldn't be a good fit with the Yankees. First of all, he's never played third base in the Majors. Secondly, signing him would cost a draft pick. Finally, he would bring controversy as the former Red Sox shortstop would probably be Derek Jeter's future replacement.
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Rodriguez may have been the team's best third baseman, but he was not worth the price of $25 million. Now that the Yankees will be without his services and his price tag in 2014 the best option would be to reinvest A-Rod's cash in the starting rotation. Say, towards the highly-coveted Masahiro Tanaka?
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Easily the best Golden Sun remix I've ever heard, but it could use some more variation. I like the volume changes, which adds a nice dynamic, but with more samples you could have yourself a very dynamic song. Gets a 9/10 because nothing is perfect, but this is very very close.


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solver solution for layered additive manufacruting process
I have a task to solve that is related to rapid prototyping (Additive manufacturing).
The problem i have encountered is that I need to simulate filament deposition process that occurs by specified toolpath and layer by layer.
Similar calculation have been done by some American people with ANSYS the way that they created solid structural elements for thermomechanical analysis. And after that they were activating one by one the elements like simulating the actual toolpath of material extrusion head. See publication: http://alturl.com/vpvfi
Final result I would like to get is linear deviation from standart measures.
Can you give me some guidance on how to manage similar calculation with openFOAM? Are there any solvers that offers such step by step structure?
I am looking for a similar kind of task in additive manufacturing. I am new in using openfoam. Currently I am looking for meshing my CAD model with hexahedral mesh and proceeding towards a finite element formulation for calculating thermal distribution during additive manufacturing.
But I am still wondering if openfoam is a right tool to achieve this task. Particularly I could find any thermal conduction tutorials using openfoam. I would be glad, if you could share your experience and direct me towards a correct path.
Thanking you,
Ajay Karthik.
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Sensitivity of leaf size and shape to climate: global patterns and paleoclimatic applications
Version of Record online: 5 FEB 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2010.03615.x
© 2011 The Authors. New Phytologist © 2011 New Phytologist Trust
New Phytologist
Volume 190, Issue 3, pages 724–739, May 2011
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How to Cite
Peppe, D. J., Royer, D. L., Cariglino, B., Oliver, S. Y., Newman, S., Leight, E., Enikolopov, G., Fernandez-Burgos, M., Herrera, F., Adams, J. M., Correa, E., Currano, E. D., Erickson, J. M., Hinojosa, L. F., Hoganson, J. W., Iglesias, A., Jaramillo, C. A., Johnson, K. R., Jordan, G. J., Kraft, N. J. B., Lovelock, E. C., Lusk, C. H., Niinemets, Ü., Peñuelas, J., Rapson, G., Wing, S. L. and Wright, I. J. (2011), Sensitivity of leaf size and shape to climate: global patterns and paleoclimatic applications. New Phytologist, 190: 724–739. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-8137.2010.03615.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 18 APR 2011
- Version of Record online: 5 FEB 2011
- Received: 4 August 2010, Accepted: 23 November 2010
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Fig. S1 Relationship between site-mean leaf area and mean annual temperature for all calibration sites.
Fig. S2 Correlation between the percent of untoothed species in a flora and mean annual temperature for edaphically wet and dry sites.
Fig. S3 Relationship between site-mean leaf physiognomy and mean annual temperature for sites along local water availability gradients.
Fig. S4 Canonical correspondence analysis plot of all calibration and fossil sites based on leaf physiognomy.
Fig. S5 Box-and-whisker plots of leaf mass per area for nine of the 10 fossil floras used in study.
Fig. S6 Box-and-whisker plots of number of teeth to internal perimeter and Feret's diameter ratio for all fossil floras, except Bonanza.
Table S1 Climate variables and site-mean physiognomic variables for all calibration sites
Table S2 Definitions of physiognomic and climatic variables used in study
Table S3 Correlations between site-mean physiognomic variables and climate variables
Table S4 Physiognomic scores for specimens from calibration sites
Table S5 Regression models for predicting mean annual temperature and precipitation for 92 calibration sites using all physiognomic variables
Table S6 Site-mean physiognomic variables for fossil sites
Table S7 Physiognomic scores for specimens from fossil sites
Notes S1 Geography and sampling methods for calibration sites.
Methods S1 Protocol for digitally processing fossil leaves.
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Social media consumption from mobile devices like smartphones and tablet computers is growing at an incredibly fast rate.

Although only available through the iTunes App Store or Android Market, social media startup "Path" has been able to generate over a million users since its initial launch in November 2010.

About the Path Mobile App

Path is a mobile app for iPhone or Android, serving as a personal journal that you can use to share and connect with close friends and family. Path founder Dave Morin says that the app gives users a place to "capture all the experiences on their path through life."

Essentially, you can use this app to create your own multimedia timeline called a path, which consists of various updates and interactions between friends and family. You can also follow the personal paths of others and interact with them. In a lot of ways, the Path app is extremely similar to what the Facebook Timeline profile looks like and how it functions.

How Is Path Different from Facebook Timeline?

Over the years, Facebook has grown to become an Internet behemoth. Many of us have several hundreds of friends or subscribers on Facebook. We're encouraged to add as many friends as we can and share everything we consume. Facebook has basically evolved into a hyper-sharing platform of information for the mass public.

While Path reflects a similar platform and functionality as Facebook Timeline, the app is not designed for mass, public sharing. Path is a social media app designed for smaller, closer groups of friends. With a friend cap of 150 people on Path, you're only encouraged to connect with the people you trust and know very well.

Why Should You Use Path?

Path is an ideal app for anyone who has ever felt overwhelmed by the massive growth or large personal networks that come with interacting on Facebook. The Path app caters to those who need a more private way to share the things you want with the people who really matter to you.

If you're reluctant to share or interact on Facebook because it's simply just too crowded and not intimate enough for your liking, try inviting your closest friends to connect with you on Path instead.

Path App Features

Here's a brief list of what kind of things you can do with the Path mobile app. You'll probably find that most of them relate closely to Facebook Timeline features as well.

Profile Photo & Cover Photo: Set your profile picture and a larger top cover photo (comparable to the Facebook Timeline cover photo), which will be displayed on your personal path.

Menu: The menu lists all the sections of the app. The "Home" tab displays all the activity of you and your friends in chronological order. Choose "Path" to view your own path, and "Activity" to see your most recent interactions.

Friends: Choose "Friends" to view a list of all of your friends, and tap any one of them to view their path.

Update: After pressing the Home tab, you should notice a red and white plus sign in the lower left corner of the screen. Press this to choose what kind of update you want to make on your path.

Photo: Snap a photo directly through the Path app or choose to upload one from your phone's photo gallery.

People: Choose the People icon to share who you are with at the time. Then, simply select a name from your network to display it on your path.

Place: Path uses GPS tracking to display a list of places near you so you can check in, kind of like Foursquare. Choose the "Place" option to tell your friends where you are.

Music: Path is integrated with iTunes search, allowing you to search for an artist and song easily. Use the search function to find the song you're currently listening to and select it to display it on your path. Friends can then look it up on iTunes to enjoy it for themselves.

Thought: The "Thought" option allows you to write a text update on your path.

Awake & Asleep: The last option that has the moon for its icon lets you tell your friends what time you're going to sleep or what time you're waking up. Once selected, your awake or asleep status will display your location, the time, the weather, and the temperature.

Privacy & Security: While there doesn't seem to be any customizable privacy settings on Path during the time of this writing, the app is private by default and gives you total control of who can see your moments. Likewise, all Path information is stored within the Path cloud that uses world-class security technology to keep your information safe and secure.

Getting Started With Path

Like all apps and social networks, Path will probably change over the years as it grows and takes advantage of newer technology and communication techniques.

To get started with the app, simply search for the term "Path" in the iTunes App Store or the Android Market. After downloading and installing the app, Path will ask you to create your free account, customize your settings like your name and profile pictures, and finally, it will ask you to find friends or invite friends from other networks to join you on Path.


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Jane Eyre audiobookClassic Books
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Jane Eyre audiobook by Charlotte Bronte, is a novel that follows the emotions and experiences of its eponymous character, Jane Eyre, including her growth to adulthood. The novel contains elements of social criticism, with a strong sense of morality at its core, but is a novel many consider ahead of its time given the individualistic character of Jane.
This app is a basically a convenient bookmark that opens your browser and allows you to listen to Jane Eyre audiobook without having to download the file to your device. Includes ability to control volume, pause, rewind and forward.


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Hertz Schram Partner Eva Cantarella was sworn in as one of five new Directors of the Michigan Commercial Board of REALTORS (CBOR) during a board meeting on July 25. She will serve a three-year term as a Director.
Hertz Schram Supports the LGBTQ community and the Fair Michigan Justice Project
The Thrill is Gone, But the Problems are Just Beginning: A Cautionary Tale
2015 saw the end of legendary bluesman B.B. King. While the 15-time Grammy winner died peacefully in his sleep, the time since his passing has been decidedly less so. King's estate, which is estimated to be anywhere between $5 and $30 million, is being fought over by King's 15 children from 15 different women.


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3: Fizzlebert Stump: The Boy Who Cried Fish
When Fish the sea lion goes missing, Fizzlebert Stump tracks him down to Admiral Spratt-Haddock's Aquarium, with its invisible octopus and colour-coded fish. But the Aquarium is in trouble. Fish (not the sea lion, fishy fish) are vanishing, and the Admiral blames the circus. Can Fizzlebert solve the mystery and find his friend?
A story of friendships, fish (not as many as there used to be), the importance of enjoying your work, and a crocodile who just wants to be loved.
Illustrated throughout by Sarah Horne.
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Crucial Conversations
This workshop and its subtitle are based on the book, Crucial Conversations. In this session, you'll learn what constitutes a crucial conversation and how to gain increased self-awareness by exploring of your "Style Under Stress." As you become more conscious of your typical habits, you'll learn how to self-monitor these behaviors, knowing what to watch for and what to avoid when entering into a touchy conversation. You'll also learn the ways in which perceptions create stories and how both of them influence emotions and guide your actions—for better or worse—and how, once mastered, will help you to face and handle your crucial conversations well.
To register for this training session, visit our workshop registration page.
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I finally made it to Beaver Creek this weekend, a pretty swanky resort in Colorado, that I've been excited about visiting ever since I heard you get free chocolate chip cookies at 3 o'clock. It was a beautiful day too, clear skies and fresh snow, you can't complain about that.
I made a 6 or 7 year old friend on the first ski lift. She was wearing head-to-toe pink, which I loved, and had little flower pedals on the bottom of her ski poles. Pretty much the cutest thing I saw all day. We started chatting and she told me about the kid adventure areas, marked with a smilie face on the map, so my goal was to seek those out later in the day. I mean, she really talked them up.
...and they were my favorite runs. We skied through teepee's and deserted "cities" and long tunnels, all over moguls through the trees in which I laughed and laughed as I sloppily bumped along. I realized quickly she was probably a much better skiier than I am!
And before we knew it, it was 3pm. That's cookie time.
Pure enjoyment, can't you tell?
I ended the day standing in the middle of the Ritz Carlton, looking for any celebrities. I took about 10 steps inside the massive lodge and fell, legs flailing in the air, right on my booty. It was awesome. And by awesome, I mean really embarrassing. I was sad Camille Grammer and her housewife friends were not around because I know they would have helped me off the floor and my debut on Bravo would have been a classy one, obviously.


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Microsoft Office SharePoint Server(Moss) (Basics). Ashok Kandula, Pune. Agenda :. Evaluation of MOSS Need of SharePoint in this Business World. Step-By-Step Installation of MOSS 2007. MOSS Characteristics . Creating a Child Site. Understanding about Document Libraries.
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Microsoft Office SharePoint Server(Moss) (Basics)
Evaluation of MOSS
Need of SharePoint in this Business World.
Step-By-Step Installation of MOSS 2007.
MOSS Characteristics .
Creating a Child Site.
Understanding about Document Libraries.
Creating Lists.
Explanation About Master Pages.
Understanding about Web Parts.
Understanding Permission Levels and SharePoint Groups
WSS Site Definitions
WSS Web Parts
ASP.NET Pages
.NET Framework
COM Components
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A starting point for people surfing the internet. It functions like a gateway, providing links to various sorts of websites across different locations.
A Web site or service that offers a broad array of resources and services, such as e-mail, forums, search engines, etc.
We have only the limited permissions to modify the content in the website. We don't have any permissions to change the data.
What is a Web Portal ?
SharePoint is used for?
Creating Web Portals.
It is a central depository for storing & sharing information.
For whom SharePoint was designed ?
For All like IT Admins, Developers, End Users
Even MOSS is installed in our PC, It will work if and only if the below mentioned software available in the System.
1. SQL SERVER 2005 –Installation
Select all services while Installing
2. SQL SERVER 2005 – Configuring For Remote Connections
3. Creating MOSS Accounts on Local Machine with Administrative rights
4. Using same account in SQL SERVER Security and giving it appropriate rights(DbCreator & SecurityAdmin).
Windows SharePoint Services 2.0
"Version 2"
"Version 3"
Windows SharePoint Services 3.0
MOSS data and content stored in SQL Server
Provides foundation for scaling to Web farm environment
Configuration data stored in MOSS configuration database
Site content and customizations stored in content databases
ServicesWorkspaces, Mgmt,
Security, Storage,
Topology, Site ModelWhy we have to opt for SharePoint ?
Server-based Excel spreadsheets and data visualization, Report Center, BI Web Parts, KPIs/Dashboards
Docs/tasks/calendars, blogs, wikis, e-mail integration, project management "lite", Outlook integration, offline docs/lists
Enterprise Portal template, Site Directory, My Sites, social networking, privacy control
Rich and Web forms based front-ends, LOB actions, pluggable SSO
Integrated document management, records management, and Web content management with policies and workflow
Enterprise scalability,
contextual relevance, rich
people and business data search
MOSS manages sites in terms of site collections
Each Web Application can host one or more site collections
Each site collection has exactly one top-level site
A site collection may (or may not) have child sites
Central Administration
Web Application(s)
Site Collection
Top Level Site(s)
Document Library(s)
50MB upto 2GB
Site Actions menu allows for site customization
Menu available to Site Collection Owner
Menu available to Site Administrators
Menu available to Web Designers
Menu not available to readers or contributors
MOSS site can contain one or more child sites
Site hierarchy can be designed to partition and manage content
Security can be configure differently for each site in hierarchy
MOSS leverages ASP.NET navigation features
Intra-site collectionnavigation breadcrumb
Intra-site navigation breadcrumb
Used to change appearance and behavior of site
Site setting page in top-level sites has site collection options
Click Here
WSS Document Library is a hybrid list type
Provides support for uploading/storing documents
Provides support for document check-in/check-out
Provides support for document versioning
Document images store in SQL Server content DB
Document Library has a document template
Document template used when user clicks New command
Document Library can contain custom columns
Provide easy way to add metadata to documents
List types designed to store content in form of items
Each list type defines schema including set of columns
List type includes Form pages (e.g. AllItems.aspx)
List type can have multiple views
Creating a list instance from a list type
Create list instance using WSS built-in list types (e.g. Contacts)
Create list instance from custom list and define columns
Users can add/remove/modify columns on list instance
List template used to create list type from instance
List instance can be template-ized from list settings page
List templates create new list types scope at site collection
Master Pages are a primary feature in ASP.NET 2.0
Provides effective template solution for pages within site
Content page reuses chrome from master page
Content page fill in placeholders defined in master page
MOSS 2007 embraces ASP.NET master pages
MOSS sites such as Team Site built using a standard master page
Quick and easy to change look and feel of entire site
Editing master page can be done with SharePoint Site Designer
Product looks *strikingly* similar to Front Page
Site pages (e.g. default.aspx) are customizable
Customization accomplished with browser using Web Parts
Site page placed in Edit mode to add/customize Web Parts
Where do Web Parts come from?
One Web Part for each list and document library
Other Web Parts made available through Web Part Gallery
Web Parts are used to build portal-style applications
Content designed to modular, consistent and easy to navigate
Web Parts add in support for customization and personalizationWeb Parts
Web Part Page in WSS is designed with…
One instance of SPWebPartManager control
One or more WebPartZone controls (this is a WSS-specific WebPartZone control)
Editor Zones and Catalog Zones supplied by WebPartPage base class
WebPartZone (Left)
WebPartZone (Right)
Editor Zone
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Web Part 3
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Former Swansea midfielder nets three times as Roberto Martinez's side pick up their fourth win of the season at the DW Stadium whilst Royals' slump to fifth defeat of the campaign
The Royals took the lead 35th minute as Sean Morrison rose highest in the penalty area above several Latics' defenders to head the ball into the top corner.
Roberto Martinez's levelled when former Swansea man tapped in from close range. He doubled his tally for the day when he headed Jean Beausejour's cross home to give the Latics the lead.
Just as the hosts thought they had the lead secure keeper Ali Al-Habsi put the ball into his own net as he attempted to push Hal Robson-Kanu's shot over the bar.
The drama didn't end there as Gomez scored his hat-trick in injury time as he lifted the ball into the top corner to give Wigan all three points.
Martinez made three changes to his team that lost to Liverpool last week as Ronnie Stam, Jordi Gomez and David Jones came into the team replacing Ben Watson, Gary Caldwell and Franco Di Santo. Brian McDermott named an unchanged side to the team that beat Everton last week.
The Latics were enjoying the majority of possession in the early stages and should have taken the lead in the 12th minute as Beausejour found space down the left and hit a sublime cross into the box for Arouna Kone who somehow missed a free header from six yards missing the target.
Minutes later Kone again should have given his side the lead when he was put through one-on-one with Federici, he fired the ball at goal but his effort was cleared off the line by Chris Gunter.
The Latics were made to pay for their lack of clinical in front of goal as McDermott's side took the lead through Morrison who rose highest in the area to head Shorey's pinpoint free-kick into the top corner of the net.
Wigan should have got an equaliser almost immediately as Beausejour fed Gomez who drove into the Royals' box and rounded the challenge of Kaspars Gorkss but when he finally shot his effort went well over the bar.
Martinez's side almost had the perfect start to the second-half as substitute Di Santo raced onto Gomez's through ball but the Argentine was denied by an excellent save from Federici .
The home side finally got the goal they deserved all game when Gomez fired in an equaliser after a great attacking move down the left as Beausejour and Di Santo combined to set up the midfielder whose first effort was saved by Federici but he showed awareness to knock in the rebound.
Reading almost regained their advantage immediately and Wigan were indebted to Al-Habsi who made a great save to deny Le Fondre as his header looked certain to hit the back of the net.
This time the Latics made the visitors pay for their missed opportunity as Gomez scored his and Wigan's second of the day as he headed Beausejour's deep cross past Federici at the back-post into the top corner.
In an end to end game the Royals were gifted an equaliser by a bizarre moment from Al-Habsi as he knocked the ball into his own net as he attempted to clear the Robson-Kanu's blocked effort over the bar.
However, in the dying seconds Gomez picked up the ball in midfield and drove down the pitch. He fed Kone who returned the pass and the Spaniard fired his shot into the top corner to seal the win.


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Okay, so the residency's all done. I just need to move out of my little dorm room and get to the bus station before 1:30, when the bus leaves for New York. Hopefully next time I post I'll have gotten there safely and have a job!
Wish me luck.
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Okay, so the residency's all done. I just need to move out of my little dorm room and get to the bus station before 1:30, when the bus leaves for New York. Hopefully next time I post I'll have gotten there safely and have a job!
Wish me luck.
Could he be a descendant of our God, Quetzalcoatl? This white man with dark hair on his face, Cortez? Unamito died at my feet to bring me the news; that is an ominous sign. He said Maliniche is with them, the white Gods. We outnumber them at least two-to-one, but if Cortez truly is a God, as Unamito has warned, it wouldn't matter if we outnumbered them 100-to-one. The three birds and the hidden sun must have importance if my man, Queritzo, made sure that his runner mentioned them to me. White birds–white men–white God returns. Even if Cortez is not our God, his great magic hides the sun and causes the heavens to cry! My warriors are ready; if they confront a man, they will return with his head as a sacrifice to Quetzalcoatl. If they face a God, they will be the sacrifice to Him. May He be appeased.
"Shawna, get off that damn computer!â€
Shawna rolled her eyes without realizing it. She paused her game and turned, yelling, "What, Mom?â€
"Someone in the front needs you!†her mother called back.
Shawna sighed. She knew all funeral directors were weird (how could they not be?), but her mom was the worst. Always thinking about the customers.
"Fine, fine. I'm goin'.†Shawna heaved up out of her chair–the butt imprints never left since she sat there ("I gotta get to the next level!â€) so often–and walked to the front desk. Shawna felt sympathetic to the people who came in here, but she wasn't sorry for them. Everyone had someone who died. Then again, Shawna was deathly afraid of losing her mother, annoying or no.
Silvia, Shawna's mother, was always thinking about the customers. Right now she was on the phone with a woman who'd just lost her father to a heart attack. The poor woman was hysterical.
Silvia's voice was calm, collected, in charge. "Ma'am, it's all right to cry. Don't you worry about it, now. We're goin' to take good care of you here at Life's Path Funeral Home. You just go ahead and let it out.â€
Assignment: drama (playwriting), about 1 page. "Trash or Treasure", focus on IMAGE.
A sixty-ish mother and her twenty-something daughter are setting nick-nack-like things out on card tables on the elder woman's front lawn.
DAUGHTER: This is a garage sale, Mom. Meaning… you know, that you actually sell stuff?
MOM: Yes, but–oooh, look at this! I remember when you were just a baby and you wore this for Halloween! You were so adorable in your little spotted make-up and whiskers.
D: Mom,
M: But what about the memories? What about your children–?
D: I'm not having kids, remember?
M: Of course, of course, dear. Now, what about this? Do you want to keep this?
D: No. Mom, this is a garage sale for a reason.
M: But it's your first grade lunch box! Look, the My Little Pony© picture's nearly worn off 'cause you loved it so much!
D: Give that to me. (pause) This isn't mine, it was Bunny's. She liked–
M: Don't call her that. Your sister's name is not "Bunny.†For heaven's sake; who came up with that?
D: She did, Mom. Hey, hey, hey. Keep putting stuff out on the tables.
M: (sitting on a lawn chair) But what if the people who buy this stuff don't love it as much as we do?
D: Don't you mean, "love it as much as we did?â€
M: What are you saying? You didn't like your childhood? Your father spoiled you with all those cotton candy treats and late bedtimes.
D: This has nothing to do with being spoiled, Mom–
M: What? You don't love your father and me any more?
D: Mom! No, that's not what I said. We're just trying to move you out of this house for now, okay? That means we have to part with some of our old stuff. Not all of it. Not the important stuff.
M: Your memories aren't important?
D: They're yours, Mom, not mine. I don't remember being a cat for Halloween when I was only two!
M: (distraught sputtering, she stands)
D: Mom, calm down. Just because we're selling some of our things doesn't mean we're selling our memories, too, okay? Just sit down again. Here, just sit there and I'll get you a glass of iced tea. Do you want sugar, or no?
M: No sugar. Make sure to be careful with my nice glasses.
D: (patient sigh) I will, Mom. (she goes into the house)
M: (to a potential customer who just arrived) Good morning! Looking for anything in particular?
I'm sitting in the computer lab at Wilkes University not doing work (because I've already finished the assignment, not because I'm a slacker) well into the second day of an eight-day residency for my Master of Arts in Creative Writing program. Most of the stuff so far hasn't been particularly brain bending (at least not for me), and I'm still exahausted from my commute up here from Lancaster yesterday. My bags were/are heavy and now there are rug burn-esque marks on my shoulder from carrying my stuff all day. I'm looking forward to the rest of the week and am REALLY glad that I was able to attend that IHS seminar last summer, if just for the fact that the hours are long this week (as they were in the seminar) and, for once in my life, I didn't miss ANY required time at the seminar–so I know I can do it again here, where a lot more (of my) money is on the line.
I've got a room in an amazing apartment lined up in lower Manhattan (assuming that it's not a scam, which I AM wary of; the renter is being a tad sketchy about the money, so we'll see) and a phone interview sometime early this week. Things are looking up. I'll keep you all posted when and if I have time.
Homework for Wilkes
–Read "Becoming a Writer" by Dorthea Brande + chart
–Assigned reading in "Imaginative Writing"
–Writing assignments
Apply for work in NYC
–Contact F&M Career Services
Find/secure an apartment
–Call people on page 2 of CityLeases pdf
Balance my checkbook
Get rid of my furniture
Write "Amish Otaku" article #2
DONE! (w/ date)
Read "On Writing" by Stephen King + chart (6/9)
Write "Amish Otaku" article #1 (6/11)
Keep in contact with Robert, Upper West Side; it fell through -_- (6/18)
Read "Writing Down the Bones" by Natalie Goldberg + chart (6/18)
First posted: 13 June 2007, 6:29 pm
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A/N: Here it is, the fic I've been slaving over for the past month. It's definitely a new genre for me, but I had so much fun writing it- mostly because of how amazing it was to work with sweet-rabbit, whose lovely art you can find on her tumblr, .com.
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Kurt Hummel was no stranger to loneliness. He was intimately acquainted with the pang of isolation and the heartache of rejection. He was a veritable genius when it came to wearing a mask and pretending like everything was okay, like he wasn't hurting inside. But for once—just for a minute, or a second, even—he didn't want to have to pretend. He wanted to be able to let go, show his true face, and allow himself to be vulnerable. He wanted to forget how dangerous that was.
"Watch it, fag!" He heard a voice hiss, too close for comfort, before he was shoved hard and sent reeling into a locker to his right. The tote bag slung over his shoulder provided a small cushion for his hip, but his shoulder bone collided directly with the metal, the lock pressing into his skin with a force that would definitely leave a bruise later.
He allowed himself to lean against the locker for a second, his eyes closed as he took deep breaths. He could not retaliate. He could not shout, or cry, or ask for help. All he could do was withstand, because no one could help him. Not really. All they could do was use words. Maybe if he told the principal, the jocks would be reprimanded or given detention, but it would all add up to nothing more than a slap on the wrist. Even if his main offenders were suspended or expelled, there would be others to take their place. There were always others. Sometimes people whose names he didn't know, whose faces he didn't recognize from any of his classes, and he had to wonder what exactly he had done to offend them.
His dad would tell him that the kids were just jealous that he was so confident, but that was a joke. There was no jealousy involved—only hatred and blind ignorance. As much as his father tried, he couldn't understand what Kurt was going through, either. Because Kurt wouldn't let him. His father would get worked up, and maybe have another heart attack. Kurt had to protect him. Sometimes it felt like their roles had been reversed, ever since Kurt's mom had died. His dad had done his best to be both a mother and a father, but it was never quite the same after she left.
He wondered what his mom would say to him, if he told her about the bullying. Probably to keep his head up high and keep smiling. That's what she told him in kindergarten, when it had all started. He remembered coming home from show-and-tell day in tears, an armful of broken tea cups in his hand. His mom had taken one look at him before wrapping him up in her arms and letting him cry it out for a good hour. Then, she had sat him down at the kitchen table with a bottle of super glue and helped him repair his tea set.
"See, sweetie? All you need sometimes is some help to keep it all together. You can be sad for a little bit, but then you have to try to fix things and keep smiling, okay?"
He missed her so much. He missed the days when the solution to his problems was always as easy as superglue and smiles.
"Kurt!" He opened his eyes to see Mercedes looking down at him, Tina at her side, both wearing identical expressions of concern and pity. "Are you okay?" He stood up straight and looked down at them, silently thanking puberty for the latest growth spurt that had him towering over them now. It helped with his act. "Perfectly fine," he answered, brushing his clothes off and leaning down to pick his bag up off the ground from where it had fallen during his tumble.
Tina bit her lip, and Mercedes opened her mouth as if to protest, but he shook his head at her. "Come on, we'll be late for Glee."
He fell into step beside them, listening to them chatter about the latest weekly assignment and whether Finn and Rachel had broken up for good this month. He used to care about the same things they did—who got what solo, the slowly progressing relationship of Mr. Schue and Ms. Pillsbury, the chances of them winning Nationals that year—but as time went by, he had felt himself withdrawing from their little bubble of contentment. He still cared about Glee, of course… but he didn't really feel like he was a part of their finely tuned machine any more.
Glee used to be a safe haven for him. When joining the Cheerios and the football team hadn't helped with the bullying, Kurt had decided to throw caution to the wind and allow his lots to fall in with New Directions. The bullying had increased, and he had become Public Slushie Target Number 1, but he enjoyed singing and dancing. He liked having a place to go where he could show more of himself than he could anywhere else. He had friends in Glee—Mercedes, Tina, and even Rachel had grown on him. But eventually they all got boyfriends, and Kurt was once again left alone. When it came down to it, he was always the person who needed, and never the one who was needed. And it hurt. It hurt to always care the most and never have it reciprocated. So eventually, he trained himself to stop caring so much, to close himself off to useless emotions that would only leave him worse for wear. And it worked. Most days, he didn't find himself staring at couples holding hands, aching to feel the same connection. Most nights, he didn't fall asleep crying like he used to. Mostly, he was okay.
He blinked, shaking his head a bit to come back to the present. Finn was looking down at him, an expectant look on his face. "Yes?"
"We were just, um, separating into groups," Finn mumbled, jerking a thumb behind him at the rest of New Directions, who were indeed milling about in a semi-organized fashion. "Boys against girls? You looked like you were zoning out a bit…" he trailed off uncertainly.
"Right," Kurt said, holding in a sigh. "Yeah, thanks." He stood up, trying not to look too unenthused. Glee used to be challenging, exciting. Now it was just the same old routine—Mr. Schue's halfhearted and repetitive assignments every week, and sitting through Rachel and Finn's duets in-between. There was nothing to keep him distracted, and these days, distraction was his best form of self-defense.
Kurt didn't contribute anything to the boys' enthusiastic discussion of how best to beat the girls, but if they noticed his silence, they didn't say anything. The allotted hour for Glee passed by quickly, and before he knew it, the final bell had rung, cuing his classmates' departure. Kurt stood up slowly, taking a much longer time to gather up his bag and sheet music than was strictly necessary. When he turned around, only Mr. Schue remained.
"Are you doing okay, Kurt?" he asked, his brow furrowed. "You haven't been yourself recently."
Do you even know who I am? Do I?
"I'm fine," Kurt said, the lie coming easily to his lips after constant repetition. "Just a little tired."
Of everything.
"Is it—is it all right if I stay here for a little while longer?" Kurt asked, looking down at the ground with what he hoped was the proper amount of awkwardness to signal to Mr. Schue that he wanted to be alone. "I was hoping to practice some stuff…"
Mr. Schue hesitated, then nodded. "Sure, Kurt. Just make sure the door is locked when you leave, okay?"
Kurt murmured his assent and waited until his teacher had left before he dropped his bag and sheet music haphazardly to the floor and darted to the chairs lined up against the back wall, scrambling atop one with an eagerness he didn't usually permit himself to indulge in.
Kurt Hummel had kept many secrets over the years, but only one was still his.
The first time he had seen the ghost had been a couple of months ago, during a Glee rehearsal. Mr. Schue hadn't arrived yet, and all the kids had been goofing off with each other. Kurt had been sitting in the back, flipping through a Vogue magazine, when something had made him look up. Standing in the doorway, looking curious and maybe a little lost, had been a boy, maybe a bit older than Kurt. He was cute, with wavy black hair and curiously shiny azure eyes. Kurt had nudged Mercedes and nodded toward the boy, smirking a bit, but she hadn't seemed to understand what he was pointing out. After she had insisted that she didn't know what he was talking about and told him that he needed to "tone down the cray-cray," Kurt had realized that Mercedes couldn't see what he saw. He had turned to Tina on his other side, pulling her away from Mike to point toward the door, but she looked just as confused as Mercedes had. Then, when Mr. Schue had walked through the door and straight through the boy—Kurt was positive, he had seen it with his own eyes—he knew that, no matter how crazy it sounded, the truth was staring him in the face. Kurt was seeing a ghost that, for some reason, nobody else could see.
He had been scared at first, then a bit in denial, and then curious. He had watched the boy—the ghost, he reminded himself—for weeks. He would conspicuously follow him, learning that the ghost seemed to trace the same routine paths from the door of the choir room to the same straight path through the halls to the window right outside the choir room. Kurt had also watched others, had watched as the ghost moved through people. Nobody ever had a reaction. Kurt sometimes thought he caught a flicker or shock or confusion, sometimes thought he saw a face stare right at the ghost, but no one ever said a thing. And Kurt wasn't ever going to bring it up, either. If he was seeing a true, bona fide ghost, then he wanted it to be his special thing. Anyway, if he ever told anyone, they would think he had finally jumped off the deep end. So, he kept the ghost a secret.
Eventually, though, he had mustered up the courage to try speaking to him. At first, the ghost had ignored him. The second time, it had looked at him, alarmed, then disappeared through a wall without a word. But Kurt didn't give up, because Hummels never gave up. The third time, when Kurt had blurted out, "I can see you," he had gotten a response.
"We can see each other."
The fourth time, the ghost had given a name. "William."
And every time after that, the ghost had become his.
"Hello, Kurt."
Kurt had just been looking out the window a second ago, his legs numbing from standing on the choir room chair for so long, and there had been no one there. Then he'd blinked, and when he'd looked up, William was standing just outside the window. It was as if he had appeared out of thin air.
He probably did, Kurt reminded himself, because he's a ghost.
"William!" Kurt felt a smile spreading over his features, the first time he had genuinely smiled all day. "How have you been?"
"Well, you know." William glided through the window, his body flickering a bit as he moved before solidifying when he stood still in the middle of the choir room. "Dead." Kurt winced sympathetically, and William laughed. "Not bad, though. All things considering."
Kurt climbed down from his chair and moved to the center of the room, right across from his ghost. "William? Can I ask you something?"
"Only if you agree to call me Will," he said, grinning. Kurt noticed that he always seemed brighter when he smiled, as if all the light in the room converged in his eyes and made him shine.
"Is that what your friends called you?"
William's smile faltered, and the room seemed to get a shade darker. "I didn't have any friends."
Kurt looked down at the ground uncomfortably. He seemed to make a lot of mistakes when it came to his ghost. It was hard to know what would send him into one of his dark moods, and harder to know how to bring him out of them. He took a step closer, until only an inch separated them, and placed his hand on his ghost's shoulder.
Or at least, he tried to. Despite Will's sturdy appearance, Kurt's hand slipped right through his body, disappearing somewhere between Will's vintage leather jacket and the space behind it. Kurt jerked his hand back. It felt like he had doused it in freezing cold water. How had people not noticed when Will walked through them?
Will hadn't seemed to notice his latest faux pas. His gaze was focused on seemingly nothing, but Kurt had seen him get like this enough times to know that he was in a darker place—his past.
"Will?" he asked hesitantly.
Will looked up, staring at Kurt from underneath his long lashes.
"You have me."
Will gazed at him intently, as if he were searching within Kurt for something. "Forever?" he asked, his voice almost a whisper.
Kurt shivered involuntarily. Was the room colder because Will was there, or was it something else?
He nodded. "Forever."
Kurt had his ghost and his ghost had him, and that was enough. They talked every day—when there was no one around, of course—and Kurt became adept at speaking without moving his mouth much when Will chatted with him as he moved between classes. Kurt told Will about his life, his loneliness, and his family. Will was the perfect listener. He bemoaned Finn's social etiquette inabilities when Kurt recounted stories of their family dinners, laughed sympathetically at Kurt's retelling of his latest attempt to give Rachel a makeover, and listened eagerly to any details about Glee, which he had apparently always wanted to join when he was alive.
In return, Will talked to Kurt about things he never witnessed. He spoke of McKinley in the 50s, and of all the trends he had seen come and go through the halls of the school since he died. He told Kurt about the various scandals he had witnessed, being invisible to most people. He explained why he couldn't enter certain areas, like the Spanish classroom and the football field—apparently he could only tread where had walked when he was living. Kurt noticed he avoided some subjects—how he had died, what being dead was like—basically anything that referred to his current state of not living. He seemed sensitive to the subject, and Kurt could respect that. But he did enjoy showing off for Kurt, showing him the way he could permeate the air around them with whatever Kurt wanted to smell—cotton candy, axe body spray, a Christmas dinner. His special talent, he had told Kurt, his eyes shining with pride.
Despite his new friend, Kurt sometimes still felt as if he were missing something. It was a feeling he didn't detect as much when he was with Will, sharing his day with the other boy, but the feeling of constantly looking for something and never finding it was always present. Especially when he went to bed, dreaming of being held by a faceless someone-special, and he woke up alone, curled around himself with a death grip on his pillow. As great as Will was, he wasn't—and couldn't—always be around to comfort Kurt.
At school, however, Will was an invaluable consolation. For the next two months, Kurt's life continued much the same as it had before. School continued much the same for the next two months. He was still uninspired in Glee and drifting apart from his friends, but with Will to talk to, he didn't seem to mind as much. The jocks still found an excuse to shove him into any hard surface that they could, but it somehow wasn't as bad when he had Will standing next to him, providing (invisible) moral support and hissed condemnations. Will told Kurt that he had been bullied in school, too.
For once, he had someone who understood.


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