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Star crossed lover's
cannot see;
their vision impaired
by blind hearts.
Romance walks
with white cane
across a field
of questions,
tapping against
truth to avoid it.
Reality tries
to shine its light,
but denial keeps
the blindfolds tight
with satin lies.
The lover's excuse
their incompatibility
by saying love is blind,
when in actuality
it is simply
they refuse to see.
©Susie Clevenger 2011
Carry on Tuesday Prompt: Love is blind, and lovers cannot see

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Issue No. 04 - April (2009 vol. 58)
pp: 572-576
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TC.2008.207
Murat Cenk , Çankaya University, Ankara
Ferruh Özbudak , Nanyang Technical University, Singapore
Let $n$ and $\ell$ be positive integers and $f(x)$ be an irreducible polynomial over $\F_2$ such that $\ell deg(f(x))<2n-1.$ We obtain an effective upper bound for the multiplication complexity of $n$-term polynomials modulo $f(x)^\ell.$ This upper bound allows a better selection of the moduli when Chinese Remainder Theorem is used for polynomial multiplication over $\F_2$. We give improved formulae to multiply polynomials of small degree over $\F_2$. In particular we improve the best known multiplication complexities over $\F_2$ in the literature in some cases.
Finite field polynomial multiplication, Chinese remainder theorem.
Murat Cenk, Ferruh Özbudak, "Improved Polynomial Multiplication Formulas over $IF₂$ Using Chinese Remainder Theorem", IEEE Transactions on Computers, vol. 58, no. , pp. 572-576, April 2009, doi:10.1109/TC.2008.207


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If you ask almost any "personal trainer" or fitness coach, what's the best exercise to work your legs and butt? You hear squats and lunges.
That's because both lunges and squats offer tremendous benefits.
Squats and lunges are the two of the best moves for strengthening and toning the entire lower body, including the glutes, quads, hamstrings, hips, and thighs.
What's more, they're both considered functional moves.
What that means is they not only shape your body and make you stronger, but they also help you with zillions of maneuvers you perform in your daily life.
So—making them a regular part of your "workout routine" helps keep your body injury-free.
So, let's learn a bit about each exercise individually and see what muscles each exercise targets.
But the truth is, you can't fully understand how each of the exercises works without knowing a little about the butt muscles. So here is a quick butt anatomy lesson.
Butt Muscles
There are three main butt muscles (biggest to smallest):
- maximus
- medius
- minimus
The main difference in exercises often leads to this: different muscles they target.
When you take a look at the effectiveness of squats and lunges, this is essentially what it comes down to.
It's not the matter of which exercise is better per se, but it's the question of what muscles do squats engage more versus the muscles lunges engage, and picking one that suits your needs better.
Squat—works your hips, glutes (butt), legs and thighs. It's the foundation of sitting and lifting heavy objects off the floor.
So, this movement is crucial to a healthy, strong, and fit body.
Lunges hit all the same muscle groups as the squat.
Obvious difference is in the movement. Lunge is the basis of all walking and running patterns.
Even though both exercises work somewhat similar muscle groups, they are some technical differences between the two.
With squats, less balance is required during the movement.
You have a more stable base by having both feet firmly planted on the ground.
On the other hand, lunges work one side at a time, making your base of support less stable.
Put simply, lunges require more balance to perform.
While this may sound as if lunges are more fit for improving your daily functions by challenging and improving your balance, core strength, and toning the legs, but squats are no less useful.
Squats are also used as a rehabilitation exercise and way to improve one's functionalities.
Squat mimics one very important movement that we all perform everyday.
Sitting down and getting up; two very fundamental and essential movements in your everyday life.
While a nice firm and round butt is a good aesthetic goal, retaining range of motion is also important and a key benefit of squats.
Now, what also separates the two is their target muscles.
Squats and lunges engage your butt muscles in a slightly different way.
Like squats, lunges play an important role in developing the gluteus maximus; however lunges really come into their own with the development of the gluteus medius.
Lunge—Gluteus Medius Muscle Activation Chart
Squat—Gluteus Maximus Muscle Activation Chart
Research led by John Porcari, Ph.D, from the Lacrosse Exercise and Health Program at the University of Wisconsin has shown that the gluteus medius is significantly more activated during the lunges than the squat exercise.
In fact, when it comes to the gluteus medius, lunges are almost twice as effective as the squat!
However Porcari states that the subjects in the study were instructed to only squat with thighs parallel to floor.
If they performed deeper squats, the results may have been different.
So, the bottom line is, if you want to effectively train for well-rounded glutes(butt), you have to include both squats and lunges in your workout regimen.
But let's also not forget that the key is in the proper exercise form and range of movement.
Form Is The Key To Maximize Exercise Benefits
Yes—form is everything. The proper alignment can increase the benefit of the exercise and prevent potential injury.
It's the small regiments, like shifting your weight slightly forward or backward, driving through your heels, keeping a natural arch in the back, and keeping the knees behind your toes.
These small, but important cues determine which muscles you work—and how toned you get.
As you may already know, there are several variations to each exercises—and each variation, may slightly work one muscle more than the other.
But all employ the techniques seen in the basic moves.
So let's go over the proper way to do a basic squat and a lunge.
The Right Way to Squat
- Start with your feet slightly wider than your hips with your feet pointing forward or slightly out (whichever's more comfortable)
- Tighten your abs while maintaining a neutral spine—don't let your back over-arch or round it. Hinge at the hips to send your hips back. Keep your knees pointing forward, over the centers of your feet.
- As you lower your body down into a squat, keep your abs engaged and spine neutral. Once your back arches or rounds, "You've surpassed your 'low point"—that's as deep deep as you can squat while maintaining proper form. Stop.
- Hold for a count of 1-2 seconds, then drive through your heels to push your hips forward. Straighten your legs to return to the standing position.
This is how you perform the basic bodyweight squat—for more squat variations, like squatting with weights or a squat challenge, if you want to take it up a notch.
Here's list of a few different squat variations and a 30 day squat challenge, if you are ready.
- Resistance Band Squats
- A complete Beginners Guide on How to Properly Do a Squat
- 7 Squat Variations You Need to Try Before s Squat Challenge
- Swiss Ball Squat
- Wall Squat
- Plie squats
- Squats with weights—Barbell Squat
- Squats with Dumbbells
Just like squat there are many variations to lunges—side lunges, walking lunges, back lunges… you name it!
But here, I'll cover how to do the basic lunge
The Right Way to Lunge
- Stand with your feet hip-width apart, pull your abs in, and keep the spine neutral. Raise your arms in front of your chest or keep them at your sides.
- Step your left foot back and bend both knees; keep left heel lifted while lowering your hips down. You've gone too far if you feel your lower back arch, pelvis rotate forward or front knee point inward.
- Drive through your front foot and use your right hip to pull yourself to standing, placing your left foot next to your right while keeping your torso tall.
- Instead of pushing off your back leg to return to the start position, focus more on your front leg.
- Those are the muscles you're activating the most when you do a lunge. Your back leg should only function as a support.
Once you can perform the basic lunge with good form for 10 repetitions or more—give one of these lunge variations below a try.
There you have it!
Both lunges and squats are equally great exercises—And you can greatly benefits from performing each.
Each exercise serves a purpose and variety is the key to any good training program.
So, it's good to switch things up! Do the squat in some workouts and do the lunge and some workout.
That way you get the benefits from each of these moves.


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I came across an article in a magazine at a doctor's office that mentioned cinnamon for weight loss. It also touted many other health benefits such as improved memory, soothing stomach problems and possibly helping to prevent ulcers, reducing blood sugar levels and increasing insulin levels... the list seemed rather long for such a simple spice that most of us sprinkle on bread with gobs of butter and sugar! I'm guessing, cough cough, that the bread, butter and sugar kind of negate a lot of the healthy benefits.
I decided to give it a try. According to studies it helps to melt the fat that sticks with us around our middle section. Why it would target that area is beyond me, but then again I don't understand how an aspirin knows to stop the pain in my leg or head, either. I have a feeling it just helps with overall body fat and it's most noticeable in the stomach and butt region, but that's just a guess.
I stopped by GNC as it was handy and picked up a bottle of 200 capsules for $20. I'm sure I can get it cheaper elsewhere, but I was passing the store and zipped in while thinking about it.
I'm on day four of taking one capsule in the morning with breakfast, two at lunch and one with dinner. I'm not going to exactly be a scientific study in whether this works as I'm already well under way in my diet changes and have lost weight as a side benefit. However, I figure it has so many other health benefits that whether it works on my fat and flab is just icing. Ooops, not icing, I don't eat that nasty stuff any more!!!
It's not necessary to buy the pills like I did. You can just add a quarter teaspoon of the stuff in your cabinet to your breakfast, a half teaspoon at lunch and another quarter teaspoon at dinner. I decided to use the pills simply for convenience... and I wasn't sure I really wanted three meals a day that had cinnamon in them, although in reading I learned of many ways to add it to my daily regime.
One thing I hadn't thought about until reading articles for this blog was using cinnamon sticks. One article suggested using them to stir your coffee or tea. Great idea! Another article I read has a recipe for cinnamon tea. Hmmm, I do love a good cup of tea. I also love sweet potatoes with cinnamon so there are some times when I'll skip the pills.
According to the articles I read people lost weight without changing their diets. They had control groups where some got a placebo, the others got the cinnamon. The group with cinnamon lost quite a bit of weight. I'm rather leery of all the claims and hype that come with each new miracle discovery. I don't doubt that it might help, but not to the extent that you just keep on eating cakes, candies, gobs of gravy, and all those fattening dishes and will still lose weight.
Diet is all about eating right, exercise and keeping your head screwed on straight. I think I've tried every miracle pill that's been sensationalized over the years. Most work...until they don't. I think your body adjusts to whatever you dump in it and pretty soon your metabolism expects those green tea pills. When you drop them, your butt expands. Yo yo happens.
For me it's a little different with cinnamon. Weight loss will be a nice side benefit. The other benefits far outweigh the possibility of weight lose (pun intended). Diabetes runs in my family. I don't mind the extra help from cinnamon in staving off that ailment.
I do have a cholesterol problem. Despite exercise and diet changes, I have to take pills to keep it low. I'm hoping that with the addition of cinnamon, which is supposed to lower your bad cholesterol, that maybe I can get off the prescription pills. I will eat bread and water to keep from taking a prescription medication. They all have side affects and do things in a person's body that aren't right sooner or later. I'll take a naturally occurring spice over a doctor prescribed pill any old day!
I just took my annual barrage of blood tests so I suppose it will be a while before I learn whether adding cinnamon improves any of my numbers. I may have to come up with a reason to take more tests later in the year just to see if it's helping. At least I have a "before" set of tests as comparison.
If you decide to try cinnamon, or have tried cinnamon, let me know your results.
Here are some articles if you'd like to find out more about cinnamon.
Cin City: Cinnamon Health Benefits
Wondering how to lower blood sugar? Try some cinnamon, which has double duty benefits
Like Lindsay Lohan in Mean Girls, cinnamon is a good kid that got mixed up with a bad crowd. The fatty results: cinnamon buns, cinnamon sugar, cinnamon swirl raisin bread... But without the sugar, cinnamon's benefits on your health is better than good: It's fantastic. "It's emerging as a true wonder food in terms of health protection," says Ann Kulze, M.D., a physician in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, and author of Dr. Ann's 10-Step Diet....
10 Health Benefits of Cinnamon
Studies have shown that just 1/2 teaspoon of cinnamon per day can lower LDL cholesterol. Several studies suggest that cinnamon may have a regulatory effect on blood sugar, making it especially beneficial...
Cinnamon Tea for Weight Loss
Cinnamon tea is easy and inexpensive to make; all you need is water and cinnamon. It may also be a key to weight loss for some people.
Read more: Cinnamon Tea for Weight Loss | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/about_5267874_cinnamon-tea-weight-loss.html#ixzz1G6QXV7IU
Cinnamon Weight Loss Effects
Cinnamon is a small, evergreen tree, native to South Asia, especially Sri Lanka and the Middle East region. The name, 'cinnamon' is also used to refer to the bark of the tree, which is one of the most important spices to be used by the ancient world. Cinnamon was so highly valued by the ancient world, that it was regarded as a gift suitable for God and the monarch. In modern times, however, cinnamon is mainly valued as a spice, and for its medicinal properties. It can be used as a home remedy for a number of ailments, and to boost mental and physical well being. In addition to all the health benefits, cinnamon is widely popular... http://www.buzzle.com/articles/cinnamon-weight-loss-effects.html
Cinnamon Weight Loss
The latest contender in the effort to find natural means for weight loss is the spice known as cinnamon. Cinnamon weight loss through its effect on the blood glucose levels has now been documented by researchers. It is effective as an appetite suppressant if taken after meals. It also reduces the cholesterol levels, particularly bad cholesterol. It doesn't affect the levels of the good cholesterol.


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Let's take a closer look at several of the top Sitka Gear hunting products for 2017, starting with the newest pattern Subalpine.
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The Sitka Gear Gore Optifade Subalpine pattern is the newest addition to the already loaded Sitka Gear hunting clothing line, and it addresses an important big game hunting scenario that many encounter. Subalpine is designed for ground level stalking and ambushing game, and it is specialized for close engagement distance, generally 50 yards or less. The pattern has green elements and it works best in terrain with lush vegetation, above the plains but below the tree line. Subalpine is perfect for bow hunters after big game, but it works just as well for rifle hunters who utilize stalking strategies in lush vegetation.
Subalpine Ascent
The flagship apparel line in Subalpine is the Ascent Series, and it is all brand new for 2017. Sitka Gear Ascent clothing is perfect for hunters who work hard to stalk and ambush big game. It is warm weather gear well-suited for the moderate temperatures that come with early season big game hunts. Ascent clothing is lightweight and breathable, and it is designed to keep you cool after a period of intense activity common in mountain terrain. Ascent apparel utilizes four-way stretch nylon fabric for silent performance in the field, and each item is treated with Polygiene® to keep hunters fresh and odor-free all day long. All items in the Ascent line are fast drying so unexpected rain or a splash from the creek doesn't leave you soaked all day.
The Ascent Line consists of the following items, best utilized together:
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- Sitka Gear Ascent Vest – A packable layering option perfect for when cooler temperatures hit, the Ascent Vest has a mesh back for maximum breathability even when you're wearing a pack. There are four zippered internal cargo pockets and four zippered external pockets to carry all the gear you may need.
- Sitka Gear Ascent Pant – A flexible and versatile hunting pant that is breathable and extremely lightweight. These pants are composed of 4-way stretch brushed nylon fabric and treated with Polygiene odor fighting technology. Mesh backed pockets encourage ventilation, and knee pads with pockets accept additional padding when needed.
- Sitka Gear Ascent Gloves – A warm weather glove designed to keep the hands cool while protecting them from sun exposure, rocks and brush. The glove is non-slip and has conductive threads so you can use them with any device. Features Polygiene fabric treatment to fight odor in the field.
- Sitka Gear Ascent Cap – A traditional ball cap with mesh sides best for keeping the sun off your face without worry of overheating.
- Sitka Gear Ascent Gaiter – A valuable addition for any wet environment, the Ascent Gaiter protects the vulnerable connection between the boot and the pant leg. Sitka Gear has developed an unique cable strap attachment system that is replaceable and virtually silent in the field.
Subalpine Flash Pullover
Another valuable addition to the Subalpine series comes in the Sitka Gear Flash Pullover. This minimalist pullover shell is outfitted with Windstopper Technology and a DWR finish to fight unexpected wind and rain respectively. The Flash Pullover packs easily into backpack storage pockets when not in use. Taped seams ensure water stays out and a zippered chest pocket stores essential gear when not in use. This is a great backup shell for hunts when inclement weather threatens.
Thunderhead Series
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Thunderhead Jacket
The Sitka Gear Thunderhead Jacket is 100% waterproof and features Gore-Tex technology and a brushed polyester knit face and backer for silent performance in the field. Tapered arms keep the jacket from interfering with bow draws or shots, and a draw string hood keeps the rain off your head without obstructing your view.
Thunderhead Pant
Sitka Gear Thunderhead Pants accompany the jacket for complete waterproof performance in the field. Of particular note in the Thunderhead Pants are full-side zips for easy on/off, even without standing up. The Thunderhead Pant utilizes the same 100% waterproof Gore-Tex material sandwiched between polyester stretch knit material like the jacket.
Thunderhead GTX Gaiter
Built to provide an additional layer of waterproof protection at the vulnerable junction of the pant and boot, Thunderhead GTX Gaiters are specially designed for stealth in the field. Zip sides ensure the gaiters stay put unlike Velcro attachments, and a cable strap attachement under the boot provides stealthy performance in noisy brush unlike thick nylon straps and buckles found in most gaiters.


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4.17.09 London- Greenwich
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4.17.09 London- Greenwich
After doing laundry this morning (just 3L per load, which is half of Ireland and the most expensive in Great Britain to date), we headed out this afternoon to Greenwich. Jazy was not feeling well and decided at the bus stop to head back to the camper.
Lia, Charles and I used the little slip of paper with directions, provided by our Campground Office, to take Bus #122 to Greenwich, where a nice lady told us where to get off (surprisingly the Bus Drivers don't seem to have a clue what is along their routes).
We think we're getting the buses' secret code that Rick Steve describes in his book, but it is still challenging. We looked at the little neighborhood map at our bus stop before boarding and noted the letter of the stop (U) that would be right before our stop (T), so we'd know where to push the button to stop the bus. Then I tracked our route progress in the A to Z book map, that the Behans kindly let us borrow, so I could tell when we were really close to Greenwich Park. When the bus driver had no idea where to exit, we were fortunate that a nice lady walked over to tell us to exit.
So we walked for a long time across a barren field in the direction that she'd pointed and were happy to find a gate to the park. Sometimes, you just need faith!
There were maps to the huge park on a board inside. It was a lovely park with blooming pink cherry trees (or crabapple?) in spite of some really rainy, yucky weather. We were glad for our individual umbrellas.
The Royal Observatory, the clock with Greenwich Mean time, and the Prime Meridian were very interesting (and crowded). We got pictures of us standing with one foot in the East and one in the West, a souvenir certificate printout of our exact time there (1L), and toured the building where the first Royal Astronomy lived and worked- very cool!
We also toured the museum that talked all about the "longitude problem" and how they knew where they were latitude-wise in the 1700's, but because they didn't have a good clock at sea (pendulums were affected by the movement of waves due to gravity), they couldn't accurately determine longitude. This resulted in a lot of shipwrecks and lost cargo, which was more worrisome for the shippers than the great loss of life, and so they offered the equivalent of 50,000 L to whomever could solve the "longitude problem." Harrison worked for 45 years on the problem and came up with a good chronometer, which was called the H4 for his 4th attempt. He won the money, but only lived for a few more years. Still, we were impressed. This was a UNESCO World Heritage site, which we really enjoyed.
We saw a pendulum clock made by Dent and Co (my maiden name) and the "1906 solution", of which I remember very little right now (and pictures were not allowed). So I'll have to Google that when I'm in the land of the internet someday. But I thought that would be very cool to get a Grandfather clock from Dent & Co. (Speaking of names, we saw a van today that said "Uncle Ned's Beds." J)
The view over the Thames would normally be gorgeous at the height of the Observatory, but the weather hindered that today. They had a space-type museum that we wandered through and touched a 4.5 billion year old meteorite. The Cutty Sark is being refurbished and should reopen in 2010, so we missed that. Also, we thought we went in the Royal Maritime Museum, but we saw none of the features we just now read about in Rick Steves book (which we obviously should have read when we were there), so I guess we did not.
It was really crowded and I find it very difficult when we have to jockey to see things and stay out of people's pictures and viewing- very distracting. We also missed Jazy's level-headedness in determining where to go and what to see. Not having her there was disconcerting too because we were hoping she was okay and did not want to be gone long.
So after a few hours we headed back via Lewisham, to save much time on the bus ride back. As we walked just outside the park, along the empty sidewalk, we passed 2 cars with a curb-side window smashed, I guess for robberies. It was disconcerting and we hurried along so we would not become the next victims.
We walked down Dartmouth Row, which I think is where our 1987 summer apartment is located- I took pictures for Sister Pamela to see. I wished I'd had internet access earlier to ask her if Barbara, our Landlady and friend, is still there and her exact address so I could visit with her. It was on my list of things to do since before leaving home…
We walked DOWN Lewisham Hill, which I'd walked up every day after the train. It was just a little walk down memory lane. I recognized nothing at the bottom of the hill. But we did see the rail station, found the bus station, asked a transport employee for directions, tromped through the rain with many other people on busy Friday afternoon, studied neighborhood maps at the crowded bus stops, missed our 122 bus, bought a picnic of Italian foods, waited with many others in the rain, hopped on the 122 bus on Lewisham High Street, made it off at the correct stop, and walked back to the campground a short way. Success!
Jazy was feeling better upon our return and we pulled out the authentic Italian feast: marinated mushrooms, artichoke hearts, thin sliced smoked ham, loaves of fresh bread, soft Fontal (?) cheese, rosemary breadsticks, red wine (for me), and chocolates. Delightful! It was not cheap, but the whole experience was wonderful from the tantalizing aromas in the friendly shop to the inside campervan picnic while the rain fell outside, to the no-cooking and easy cleanup! The chocolate was really amazing and we must find where they make that so we can go on a factory tour- I need to find my little wrapper.
We are planning to go to Cambridge tomorrow- we've lost our little time schedule. But it doesn't matter since we'll get there and buy tickets when we do. At least we won't stress about missing a train since we don't even know when it is! Trains leave twice an hour from King's Cross and take only 50 minutes for 50L return (round-trip) for the 4 of us. Rick Steve says not to skimp on the experiences as that is exactly *why* we travel. So we're going for the day. I'm most excited that the train supposedly has free internet!


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Liam Payne has issued an apology to his fans after a scary image of him posing on the roof of a building emerged online. The 'dangerous' pic shows Liam standing on the ledge of a 360ft high roof of the building in London where he lives on the 34th floor.
A friend of his posted the snap which sparked concern among One Direction fans. They were rightly worried over the 'stupid' image. The photo has since been deleted and Liam last night took to Twitter to apologize for his irresponsible actions, insisting he does 'not endorse any fans trying to repeat this'.
"You may have seen a photo of me today taken on top of a building. I regret being there and having a photo taken," he wrote. "It was a stupid and irresponsible thing to do. I am sorry, and do not endorse any fans trying to repeat this, as it is extremely dangerous."
It's believed the snap of Liam was taken at the weekend when a few of his friends visited him from his home town of Wolverhampton.
His friends posted a number of pictures over the weekend, some of which had led to fans guessing the location of where the One Direction star lived.
"I know my friends have tweeted a lot of pictures of my house the past few days but can people please stop coming and waiting outside," he continued. "I'd just like to be able to walk outside as everyone does and enjoy time with my friends, not feel bad for not wanting to take a picture."
He again apologized to his fans he had snubbed outside of his apartment building. "Sorry if I've been rude to anyone but I've come to realise if I take one picture more people keep coming everyday xxx hope everyone's good," he wrote.


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Beijing Flickers Trailer (2012)
10 September 2012 Drama, Comedy 96 mins
Beijing is happening these days, but not everyone is living the golden life. Dumped, fired, evicted and abandoned by everyone (including his dog), a down-on-his-luck man finds solace with a circle of equally ill-fated friends, in this touching and lighthearted drama from independent Chinese auteur Zhang Yuan (Beijing Bastards). (TIFF.)
Watch the official Beijing Flickers 2012 trailer in HD below or find more Beijing Flickers videos on Vidimovie.


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December 21st, 2009, 05:37 PM #1Is it important to know web developing code like XHTML and CSS when starting out??
Hey guys,
the title is pretty much what i want to know. I have read in places on this forum that learning CSS can save a lot of time. I have been running a blog for a few months now and am curious to know whether i should be spending some time learning this area. Or is it a case of when i actually come across the need for it in my expansion i should learn it??
December 21st, 2009, 06:39 PM #2
There are many people at ABW who are more knowledgeable about coding than I am but seeing that no one has attempted to give you an answer I'll give it a shot
I would say that CSS is more important than knowledge about XHTML [but it wouldn't hurt to know this]
CSS sets the look of your page[s]/site[s].
You can create an XHTML site with Dreamweaver by default and there are many template examples are XHTML by default. You might want to get a helpful book on XHTML, but I believe CSS is more important in the long run.
Your goals for your site also will be contributing factors in terms of which is more important etc...
December 21st, 2009, 07:11 PM #3
Thanks for the advice Rhia, i will do some light reading on both with more emphasis on CSS so that i am prepared when i need it
December 21st, 2009, 07:19 PM #4
Maybe a different affiliate would be very "pro XHTML" for specific reasons.
In the meantime, I thought these were 2 good articles about the topic:
What is XHTML good for?
HTML Goodies: XHTML
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December 21st, 2009, 07:41 PM #5
In my opinion you don't have to be an expert, but knowing the basics would help you understand the conversation here. Why not get a basic tutorial like Gilson's and give it a weekend. You will be amazed at how much you know then. html first and then css. It really is a fairly easy language to learn.
Next get a hosting account and ftp up some learning example code. You might find it fun. Get a domain name and use it for your learning site. Don't worry about building a sales site. Just get a name to get you going. There are threads here about favorite hosts. Use one with a good reputation at ABW.
December 21st, 2009, 08:31 PM #6
I absolutely agree that knowing the basics is very important. However, becoming really good at coding can take a long time, and some of us can never really master design skills.
I'd always suggest that you focus on what you're best at. If you are best at writing content for the blog, you might want to spend the money to hire an expert to deal with code and design. It's important to know enough to tinker, but for a major project I'd leave it to the experts.
If you have loyal blog readers, ask if any of them can help. More than once I've seen loyal blog followers step up to help less technical savvy administrators.
December 21st, 2009, 11:20 PM #7
I still haven't figured out XHTML and CSS.
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You have to be careful with XHTML.
Proper XHTML should be sent with an application/xml+xhtml mime type header (opposed to text/html). This will cause problems for Internet Explorer users.
Proper XHTML you really should code your site using the UTF8 character encoding. That means you need to make sure your text editor is UTF8 compliant.
If you want to do XHTML you can, I wrote a DOMDocument based php class that will send valid XHTML to clients that advertise their ability to handle XHTML and valid HTML to everyone else, it is the class I use for all my content, but if you are just starting out you probably want to stick to HTML 4.1 (or HTML 5 if you want the new tags).
Some blogging software constructs XHTML and sends it with a text/html header and it seems to work just fine as long as it doesn't try to use XML only features (like namespaces, such as MathML for pretty math equations), but I believe it technically isn't correct.
Oh - another gotcha with XHTML - HTML defines many entities (like © etc.) that are not defined in any of the standard XHTML DTD's - so if doing XHTML you should learn to use the numbered entities instead. Otherwise, the browser may when trying to display the content.
January 11th, 2010, 12:19 AM #9
Hi All ,
I agree that we should focus on what we do best. At the same time, we must remember that we are affiliate marketers and not really web developers and designers. Knowing xhtml and css will surely help a lot but knowing how to optimize your pages for search engines and visitors alike should take precedence over writing code.
And so, as a newbie, you do not really have to know how to write code at all. There are web design tools that allow you to make your pages exactly how you want them to be without your having to know how to write code.
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"When my Nana passed away a few years ago, I was lucky enough to receive her shoebox of recipes. Some were cut from magazines and some were handwritten. Almost all had handwritten notes on it. I am posting some that I remember. I don't actually remember this one, but my father assures me that it was one of his favorites."
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- 3⁄4 cup cake flour, sifted
- 1⁄2 cup sugar
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1⁄8 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1⁄8 teaspoon ground ginger
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 3 tablespoons milk
- 1⁄4 cup canned pumpkin
- 2 eggs, separated
- 1⁄4 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1⁄8 teaspoon cream of tartar
- Preheat oven to 325 degrees.
- Sift together flour, sugar, baking powder, salt and spices into a large mixing bowl.
- Make a well in the center and add the corn oil, milk, pumkin, egg yolks and vanilla.
- Beat by hand until smooth.
- In a clean medium bowl, beat egg whites and cream of tartar with an electric mixer until egg whites form straight, stiff peaks when the mixer is slowly raised.
- Fold egg whites into pumpkin batter gently, mixing only until the whites are distributed through batter, showing small white blobs.
- Pour into an ungreased 8x8 inch baking pan.
- Bake at 325 degrees for 35 minutes, or until top springs back when lightly pressed with finger.
- Cool slighly.
- Serve warm with custard sauce or ice cream.
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I'm a firm believer that this isn't going to go on like this much longer. Our government is out of control and getting less and less popular. Could you imagine how shamed our fore fathers would be today. This is exactly what they fought to be free from.
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+1 to both you guys...just getting back to work today so I can't post at length, but I'll share a funny story about barricades when I get a few.
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Imperial DC needs to go!
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Go vote ! Vote the a$$hole$ that are in there now out. They are still gettting paid.
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I'm trying to find the story.... I just heard on the radio some old war vets stormed some national memorial because it was closed down.
When you on a surf trip to another country do they charge you to go to the beach? Do they hand you a booklet full of rules and regulations? Do they make you get out of the water if its thundering? Do they make you get out of the water if the waves or conditions are too big? Do they tell you that you have to leave at sunset?
Only here in the good ol free USA!
By the way, what the hell are we free from?
Oct 1, 2013, 04:23 PM #19
If that's not an option then NOBODY should show up to vote, nobody. Boycott it all together, refuse to contribute to campaigns, don't support any of it. That probably wouldn't get anybody new in there so If that doesn't work, then we should all just meet in DC and go White House Down on that a$$!!!! Sick of the morons in power, all they do is pass the torch to the next clone in line. When are we as a country going to stand up and say enough is enough and get sh*t done the old fashioned way. I'm all for a revolution, i'm bored anyways.
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the problem is as much the fact that they people are completely split and there seems to be no way to fix that. it would probably be best just to split the country in two.


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There are countless communities in the Phoenix area that are eye catching and unique. If you're trying to find a potential area to move to, it can be overwhelming trying to choose a neighborhood. If you're looking for a place that has the convenience of a city and the comfort of the country, then looking into Queen Creek real estate would be a good investment for you! Queen Creek is known for its equestrian properties, great schools, and ongoing community events that keep the residents lively and entertained. Here is what makes moving to Queen Creek AZ such a great idea:
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I had a chance to catch up with a friend last week who recently changed jobs. He is passionate about innovation, and his previous job title had been "Innovation Champion", a position seemingly custom-designed for his skills and interests.
So why did he switch jobs?
That was one of the topics that we discussed. It turns out that the day-to-day reality of the job was a lot more frustrating than the job title suggested, and the problems that he faced are actually very common. There were two main obstacles that he ran into. The first is that his firm made him an "Innovation Champion", and then the senior managers acted as though that was all they had to do to make innovation happen. There were no structures or processes in place to help him out. There were other Innovation Champions throughout the firm, but they were widely distributed, and there was no coherent, co-ordinated approach to innovation.
This problem is surprisingly common. There are two approaches to innovation that seem to work well in larger firms. One is to have dedicated innovation teams that are given the task of making sure that new ideas are executed. Sometimes they come up with the ideas as well, in other cases they manage ideas from the rest of the firm. The recent version of Xerox's PARC Labs is a good example of this approach.
The other option that works is to embed innovation throughout the entire organisation – make it everybody's business to come up new ideas, and to execute them. This is the approach that Proctor & Gamble and Zappos Shoes have taken, and with enough top-level support, this can be a very successful way to manage innovation.
My friend's firm didn't do either of these – they ended up with a solution that was neither fish nor fowl. It was stuck in the middle, and the Innovation Champions were left with all of the responsibility for making innovation happen, but no real resources to do so.
The second problem is that the corporate-level Innovation Champion saw innovation as primarily the act of generating new ideas. If you read this blog with any kind of regularity, you'll know how strongly we emphasize the idea that innovation is a process, and that in addition to generating ideas, organisations need to be good at selecting and executing new ideas, and at getting them to diffuse. You must be good at all three steps to succeed at innovation over an extended period of time.
I sometimes think that I spend too much time making this point, and yet, the concept that innovation is only about ideas is distressingly widespread. Scott Berkun recently addressed this issue as well, in a Q&A session supporting the launch of the paperback version of his excellent book The Myths of Innovation:
Naomi Maloney: Q. Aren't we really talking about IDEAS?
Sure. But that's just more vocabulary. What is an idea? When you're dead, is an idea you had in your mind more important than an idea manifested somehow in the world?
You can spend weeks debating which vocabulary is best for thinking about creativity – it is fun to a point. But then you realize you haven't done any real work towards solving any real problem. I'm happy to yield to other people's vocabulary if it gets everyone to actually make or design a prototype for something sooner. Most people have an idea for a book / movie / company / product / thing, but never manifest in the world in any way. The hard part is rarely the idea. Or what vocabulary they're using. The problem is asses in chairs, or at whiteboards, or in code, or in a lab, actually making something.
This is consistent with my experience and observations as well – the hard part is not coming up with the ideas, the hard part is making them happen.
This is why I make an effort to get this message across – because if organisations don't understand these two points, they will not be able to manage innovation effectively. If they fail to do this, then they are at risk of falling behind their competitors, and they are also more likely to lose their most creative and innovative people.
If they have a dominant position in a completely stable market, they can maybe afford these outcomes. In any other case, though, it's bad to lose people like this – and eventually it will lead to bad outcomes.
(By the way, all of the Berkun Q&A post is worth reading – in particular check out the diagram showing the evolution of copyright protection.)


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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's top economic planner on Friday approved a 13.2 billion yuan ($2 billion) urban rail project in Shijiazhuang, the largest city of northern Hebei province, as the government looks to boost flagging economic activity.
The project, involves three rail links with a total length of 80.4 kilometre (49.96 miles), is expected to finish in 2021, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) said on its website.
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Discussion in 'Real Persons on BlacktoWhite' started by Assley, Aug 13, 2016.
Both of us are thinking man. We apologize if it turns out to be a legit woman though.
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Ok I just did
You'd be surprised at the kind of stuff people try to pull on here. Very nice new pic though
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Supporting oneself as an artist is not exactly easy. In fact, ceramic artists are the hardest working people I know. It takes a whole lot of motivation and sacrifice to get a ceramic business off the ground. Clever marketing strategies don't hurt either!
If you've been brainstorming ceramic business ideas or have been looking for advice on how to start a ceramic business, today's post is for you. In this excerpt from the March/April 2017 issue of Pottery Making Illustrated, Sarah Wolf explains how a great marketing idea, similar to a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture, sometimes called a farm share), helped her get through school and remains an important part of her ceramic business. – Jennifer Poellot Harnetty, editor.
PS. Check out this post from the archives for more great advice on starting a pottery business.
A Strategy for Paying for Art School Helps Pottery Business Succeed
by Sarah Wolf
I started the Mug Club about a year and a half ago to raise money for my art-school tuition and it rapidly evolved into a key foundation of my budding ceramics business. Besides providing periodic revenue, the Mug Club cultivates one of the most valuable things a business could ask for: ongoing connections with my customers. For over a year now, the Mug Club has been perpetually sold out with a cap of 50 members, though I am gradually opening more spaces.
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The Mug Club is like a wine club or CSA (community supported agriculture). Members pay upfront for a year's subscription, which buys four mugs (or four pairs of mugs) to be received over the course of the subsequent year. I make and distribute Mug Club mugs each March, June, September, and December, and each season brings a new mug design.
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Beyond building a base of loyal customers and a sense of community around my business, the Mug Club is simply fun. It's fun for me because I get to create new designs, knowing that I've already sold them, and then practice putting them into production. This has helped me grow as a potter and a designer. The Mug Club is fun for its members because they get the surprise of receiving a new and different mug each season, along with the satisfaction of supporting a small business.
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Water Rafting in Africa
Africa is a continent of rivers flowing all year round due to its massive natural resources and daily 12 hours sun shine. In view of this, Africa is at its best for White Water Rafting tours and safaris for those who want to paddle and raft in the many meandering rivers in the African continent. White water rafting is gaining popularity as one of the recently upcoming water sport for the armed forces and the military personnel, water sport lovers and those who would like to have incentive and team building tours far from their office locations. Water Rafting is becoming a preferred team building activity for both corporate and individual traveller of office executive who would want a change of environment some where in the wilderness, paddling among the new friends. Africa offers this environment through white water rafting on its rivers.
Water Rafting in East Africa
East Africa has several rivers flowing all year round which are best for water rafting and kayaking. These rivers are mostly placed in Kenya and Uganda. Very few rivers are best for Rafting in the other East African countries namely; Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi. For water rafting and Kayaking, Uganda leads followed by Kenya. We, at VICTORIA SAFARIS offer our clients White water rafting, Kayaking and Bungee Jumping on the River Nile and the River Tana, Athi River, Ewaso Ng'iro and Mathioya River in Uganda and Kenya Respectively.
White Water Rafting in Uganda
In Uganda, white water rafting is done together with Bungee Jumping on River Nile. We have camps at the source of the River Nile which offers the intrepid traveler an excellent opportunity to combine water rafting on the River Nile with a myriad other outdoor activities.
The River Nile
Surfing the River Nile
Heavily forested islands divide the mighty Nile into a myriad of thundering channels and we usually follow the one offering the most exciting ride. Red-tailed monkeys leap nervously between trees as we drift past, Nile monitors bask on the rocks in the sunshine and smoke drifts between the trees from the local waragi (banana gin) distillery.
You will have a handful of exciting rapids in the morning; you will have the chance to jump overboard and float quietly on our backs in the river, carried by the current and to watch the world go by. Soon you will reach the first of the surf waves where we pull our rafts ashore.
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In between the surf waves, sit back, relax and enjoy watching dug-out canoes move back and forth across the current in search of the many species of fish enjoyed by the local communities. The fishermen never cease to be amazed at our antics on the river and we always draw a crowd. Adrenalin pumping action on the board contrasts nicely with long calm sections of river between the waves. Between rides, you can sit nearby on the bank and watch others ride the wave (or join them on it) and rest.
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Ben and Erika Danner, of Livingston, proudly announce the birth of their son, Landon Eli, who arrived March 21, 2008, at Cookeville Regional Medical Center.
He weighed 7 lbs. 15oz. and measured 20.5 inches in length.
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Miss Aspen Allen & Mr. Jeremy McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Billy and Carla Gardner, and Mr. Rick Allen proudly announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Aspen Ashley Allen, to Mr. Jeremy William McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert and Brenda McDonald.
The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Clifton and Myrtle Allen, of Hilham, and Betta Dunn, of Livingston, and the late Doug Holman.
She is a 2004 graduate of Livingston Academy and will graduate May 3 with a Bachelor of Science in nursing from Tennessee Technological University. She will begin working at Vanderbilt University Hospital on the Women's Health unit in June.
The future groom is the grandson of Azelle McDonald, of Alpine, Velma Ledbetter, of Livingston, the late Luther McDonald, and Glenmore Ledbetter.
He is a 2000 graduate of Livingston Academy and a 2004 graduate of Tennessee Technological University where he was a member of the Golden Eagle football team for 5 years and received a degree in multiple disciplinary studies. He is employed with Farm Bureau Insurance in Davidson County.
The ceremony will take place on June 14. The couple will reside in Goodlettsville.
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Miss Kineta Carmack, of Livingston, and Mr. Matthew Carr, of Baxter, proudly announce their engagement and forthcoming marriage.
The bride-elect is the daughter of Clarence Carmack and JoAnna Carmack.
She is employed with Averitt Express in Cookeville.
The future groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Carr, and the late Charles Carr.
He is employed with Loftis Underground.
The ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 26 at Livingston First Baptist Church. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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The bride-elect is the daughter of Christopher Cope and Rachel Roach, of Byrdstown. She is the granddaughter of Curt and Carolyn Cope, Patricia Kightley, Katie Graham, and the late Bobby Collins.
She is a graduate of Pickett County High School.
The future groom is the son of Gary and Sheila Winningham, of Byrdstown. He is the grandson of Thomas Winningham, Faye Human, and the late Farley and Myrtle Reagan.
He is also a graduate of Pickett County High School.
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She will graduate May 3 from Tennessee Technological University with a degree in special education. She plans to get a teaching job in Alexandria, VA.
The future groom is the grandson of Wallace and Marjorie McGill, of Chattanooga, and Harold and Lois Shipley, of Knoxville.
He first attended Cumberland College in Kentucky where he played football then transferred to Tennessee Technological University where he earned a degree in political science.
Joseph will be working for a federal agency with the Department of Homeland Security.
The ceremony will take place at 5 p.m. Saturday, May 17 at Maple Hill Church of Christ in Lebanon.
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The only people that vote for Ron Paul are the nuts that attend his rallies!
Ron Paul 4th in Kansas lolololol the people have spoken!
Ron Paul gets all these people at rallys, but doesnt see the same amount in votes? he should be sweeping threw this..
who knows what will end up being a throwaway vote? if you think ron paul would be the best presidet, vote for ron paul. it's as simple as that. i've yet to hear someone tell me why romney is good for this country, or even what his stances are. how can you cast that vote? what is it based on?
4,000 people show up to a rally for Ron Paul in Michigan, and he only gets 2,000 votes in the whole precinct. 2,000 show up in a different rally in North Dakota and only he only gets 100 votes. Something fishy is going on here.
I hate to break it to you, but RP has already lost. Deal with it. Super Tuesday? I wish…
Let's just give up. The "revolution" is over 🙁
Ron Paul has already lost, most likely Mitt Romney will win, and a 20% chance Santorum wins.
Stop yelling to Congress man.
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I do understand that you need proof not just allegations before you believe there has been any wrongdoing and election fraud. I do know that there are statisticians(people that are collecting the data that show many anomolies). I'm sure as someone in the scientific field, when you see these graphs, it will make you wonder how they were possible unless the results were rigged. That's what people in your field, math people and scientists are saying. If they saw graphs like the ones in SC, Maine, New Hamsphire, etc. they would question their work. It's an impossibility mathematically. They can change the results with a simple algorithm that a middle school student could do=Algebra 1. I would encourage you when you have time, to look on line for this information. A computer programmer recently testified that he had been asked to create a program in Florida to alter the results and there is just so much information other information of election fraud not just in 2012. As far as I remember, I was sure Ron Paul won the very first Iowa straw Poll. That was the time we needed to analyze the vote. If they had done that, then things would have turned out very differently. He would have had the media exposure and people would have been concerned whether their vote was really being counted. I will hope and pray that people in the scientific community are collecting and analyzing the data, so get that proof and expose the truth for all Americans. My husband has a scientific mind as well as has always needed proof before he believes something, but after he has done so much research over the years and sees so many parallels with Russia(studied there), we know that our vote has been tampered with. It's another story to what degree until we have the information necessary to make that determination. Thanks for caring and being a thoughtful voter and human being….
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I say "shit" to Romney.
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Newt is mute.
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Ron Paul is correct man and honest man. He must be president of USA and not the thieves. are you agree?
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I think that the counting of votes are not correct and is fraud.
Listen to 5:55, This is true , shit is happening to avoid this guy from winning ! many videos challenge the results ! …….this is crazy
When he took away the 5th amendment, I said it didn't affect me
When he took away the 1st amendment, I said it didn't affect me
When he took away the 2nd amendment, I said it didn't affect me
But when he deactivated my FaceBook, I rose up to make a stand, but was alone
growing up in this day and age shows me how inportant liberty is!
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ron paul has predicted the economy crisis… pull money out of bonds…
0% interest rates = free money for corporations, etc. Money worth nothing? What?