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GardenWeb needs your feedback!
Hi everyone,
As you may have noticed, we've been sprucing up the site a bit. Among other things, we've added new ways to upload photos and email notifications of post replies. We are still cleaning out cobwebs and weeding some areas of the site, but we are also working on some bigger projects like a better search engine (yay!) and a mobile app. We'd also like to get some feedback from you. What enhancements or additions would you like to see? What do you love? What do you hate? Think big and small!
We can't promise the moon, but please know that we will read and consider every one of your ideas and suggestions. We appreciate your loyalty and dedication to our site and we know how important your community is to you. Help us make it even better!
Please use this post to offer your feedback. But, as always, you are welcome to contact me directly by clicking on my profile page.
Best regards,
Tamara Amey
GardenWeb Community Manager
Tamara, thank you for giving us this opportunity to make comments. I visit this site often and enjoy sharing my interests with others. I mainly concentrate on Quilting, Florida Gardening, Cooking and Pets, though I do visit other sites on occasion. I am looking forward to any new innovations and enhancements that will make the use easier, faster, and more interesting. I don't like the pop-ups, ads, etc. but I am not having many problems now that I use the Firefox browser. There are other interests that would be nice to have forums for, for instance, I would love one that caters to the fine arts since I dabble in that, too. I'm sure there will be other suggestions forthcoming. I do not, however, like the fact that this site will be connected to Facebook or Pinterest. I know it's a major part of so many lives, but it's not for me. I also am sure that my opinion is in the minority on this. If you insist on continuing with it, is there any way that we could somehow 'opt-out' on our profiles and that way our posts or photos won't be included?? I don't post anything (or at least attempt to be vigilant) that I would later regret, however, I am dead set against any of my photos gravitating to any other site. And yes, I do realize that anyone can access anything I post if they are surfing the web, but this is different to me. I don't choose to facebook. If I wanted to I would register there. That's my major biggest hangup right now about GW, was made aware of it just recently. I might not ever post photos of my projects again since learning about it. If a lot of other people feel the same, the sharing experience on this site is going to suffer.
Tamara, Thanks for asking for our input. I am relatively new to GW and focus primarily on the quilting forum, but I second Rita's sentiments regarding FB. I'm not a FB fan, and don't need or want a link to FB. While I'm not enthused with the pop ups and do have a blocker on, I understand that sponsors pay the bills...so be it.
I agree with Rita about the Facebook & Pinterest issue. I consider the close friends I've met here an extended family. I would share more detailed information/photos with them, that I would never put on FB. I do realize that these photos are accessible by anyone on the planet, but I think most people would be unlikely to 'happen upon' them here than they would on FB. I do not like the idea that anything here is automatically linked to FB or anywhere else. I also think that if GW is accessible through those sites, then membership & participation through GW will dwindle.
As for another suggestion,I've seen that you've added a feature (check box) if you wish to be notified of others' postings on a thread that you're following. I, however, would rather have it noted in some way on the main listing of threads... maybe with a symbol, or a highlighting or something. This way I could easily look through the thread titles and see quickly which ones I've posted comments on without having to get so many emails. I'd rather see all the comments in one place on the thread, rather than haphazardly through my emails.
Maybe before making drastic changes, a poll or survey of sorts would be possible for key changes (ie. Facebook link, etc.)...you may find you have a different audience that doesn't really want that much technology!
Rita said it very well....ditto from me.
Also, I posted a response on the cooking forum and forgot about the Facebook Pinterest thing too. I do not want to be part of Facebook thru Gardenweb.
Also, I may be very wrong about this but if a survey was done of the people who post here, you would find that we are affectionately known as "seniors". We embrace technology but don't make it the center of our universe. I would suspect that the majority of us do not text, facebook, or spend hours and hours surfing the web at all hours of the day and night from mobile phones. We also do not feel the need for our every thought to be posted online somewhere. Well, it applies to this senior anyway. :)
Thank you for the opportunity to express our thoughts to you.
Tamara, thank you for asking for our input. I like the new way to add photos because it gives us an option other than having to use sites like photobucket. In regards to the facebook option, please, please, please DO NOT go that route. I am on facebook, but I like the fact that I can't access the GW from there. I come to the GW to relax, sort of a refuge from all the social media. I enjoy facebook, but I don't like going there 24/7. So please, listen to our community and let us stay in our relaxing refuge which you have so graciously provided, and keep the wolf of social media on the other side of the door.
I do not care for Facebook. A word to the wise. I got on fb to look at a picture my son posted. Can you guess my shock when fb sent an invitation to everyone in my contact list to join me. This included business associates. Never again...... Ladies be careful. My vote for fb is NO.
Thanks, Tamara. I too appreciate the opportunity to voice an opinion.
I realize this is already a done deal and I suspect GW is looking for support, but I think you will find more opposition to fb than support. Facebook provides a different service and if that's what we all wanted to do, then we would have a group there instead of here. If everything on-line is the same, then why would we need this forum? But we DO like it here. It is a much different experience and one we value.
I'm not crazy about the photo posting option GW added but that's just because I want to be able to alter or delete the photo. I can do that if I posted it through Photobucket, but can't do it if I used the direct link in the post. That's a personal preference, but there may be times I want to delete a photo and don't want to give that up.
I hope you will listen to your loyal GW fans and cease adding our photos to fb and Pinterest.
While I do use Facebook I'd prefer to leave GW out of that. I like the small community feel of each of the individual forums and really think the others who say "if it aint broke don't fix it" should be listened to. Picture posting is definitely easier than I remember from time on the kitchen forum years ago.
My hard-drive died recently and I lost all my GW bookmarks. It took me a while through multiple searches before I finally found the member page link at the bottom of one of the GW pages. I think it would be really helpful if the member page (for editing profile, editing member's page, editing your exchange list, and for searching for members and exchange lists) had a link under Tools and Directories at the top of the GW screen. I think better accessibility to this page would make the site a little more user-friendly. Love this GW site! Keep up the great work!
Thanks for your consideration and best to you,
I agree with Rita about the Facebook & Pinterest issue. I consider the close friends I've met here an extended family. I would share more detailed information/photos with them, that I would never put on FB. I do realize that these photos are accessible by anyone on the planet, but I think most people would be unlikely to 'happen upon' them here than they would on FB. I do not like the idea that anything here is automatically linked to FB or anywhere else. I also think that if GW is accessible through those sites, then membership & participation through GW will dwindle.
As for another suggestion,I've seen that you've added a feature (check box) if you wish to be notified of others' postings on a thread that you're following. I, however, would rather have it noted in some way on the main listing of threads... maybe with a symbol, or a highlighting or something. This way I could easily look through the thread titles and see quickly which ones I've posted comments on without having to get so many emails. I'd rather see all the comments in one place on the thread, rather than haphazardly through my emails.
Maybe before making drastic changes, a poll or survey of sorts would be possible for key changes (ie. Facebook link, etc.)...you may find you have a different audience that doesn't really want that much technology!
Tamara, Thank you for asking for feedback from us, as well as the other forums.
GW/iVillage is a Business, and the decisions iVillage makes are in the best interests of iVillage and it's profitability. I understand and respect that fact.
I am NOT a fan of Facebook or Pinterest. Yes, we have given iVillage 'ownership rights' to use our posts, messages, and pictures. I would like an OPT-OUT feature linked to our membership to GW that would allow us to OPT-OUT of the Facebook and Pinterest feature. I have been reading responses on the other Forums-some people don't seem to care - others-- Do not want our Privacy (veiled as it is) so blatantly compromised. An OPT-OUT feature would probably make everyone happy.
I would also like an Administrator assigned to this Forum to keep the FAQ up to date. When asked, we had volunteers willing to take on this responsibility.
I want to Thank you for the time and trouble you spent setting up the Exchanges Category on this Forum, even though there is a refusal to use it. I appreciate that you responded to this request.
I posted on the Robin Round forum that I would REALLY love the option to edit or delete a posting or response that I have left, that includes a pic I may have posted too, I might not want it to be around always. We should have this option of edit or deleting an again this is my personal opinion BUT I think adding this option will make Gardenweb better, and though I do have an account on FB (we can edit and delete postings there too) I prefer not to be linked to it through GW, I too come here to get away from all the junk on FB.
Again my personal opinion but I do not see the point of Pinterest, what is it good for? You can do the same things there you can on other sites it is a jumble of junk to me.
In other words, (I am not a 'senior' either) BUT I want GW left to it's cozy little self.
Gardenweb is what it is because of the 'Community'/family bonds have been formed here that more likely then not last a lifetime. You CAN NOT get that on FB. GW is more then just a place to hang out and drink coffee, it is as said, A community of friends.
FB or pinterest is NOT needed here.
I do spend MORE TIME HERE then on FB, I post more here too.... ....so what does that tell you?
Thanks for asking for input, I truly do hope it is taken to heart.
:) Aqua
I like the simple, straight forward method of posting.... but I can only echo what others have said. I don't want facebook to be connected with Gardenweb. I HATE the pop ups because I frequently surf Gardenweb on my phone and the pop up takes up the whole screen and it takes forever to load and and click the X to get rid of it... insanely annoying. I know sponsors pay the bills, but I think the banner and in text adds are sufficient. I personally boycott any product that comes up on a pop-up. Maybe a mobile version of the site would be nice. Editing would be nice, as would a built in spell checker (though I know many browsers already have that feature built in) and a way to do bold, italics, and underlined text...
Thanks for reading our suggestions...
I don't mind the advertisements and even read them when they interest me, but some of the ones you put up muck up the system to the point the pages don't load properly. It sends me packing for a few days until you change ads. There is a reason GW has been a success for so long and that's because the basic format works and is user friendly. I've seen a lot of really good programs, sites and merchandise change to 'keep up with the latest trends' and ruin their integrity by changing the very things making it successful in the first place. No, I don't like the idea of GW linking with FB or Pinterest. I use FB, but only because I must to keep in contact with a few friends. Certainly not to explore other internet sites. I don't like their format, nor their policies. blech. ;-)
Hi everyone!
You asked and we listened. Today we are very excited to be debuting our newest feature -- post editing! To use this feature, go back to the post you wish to correct and you'll find the link under the 'My Clippings' links on the right side of the page.
I want to give a special shout out to all the testers who tried to break the editing tool. ;) Your feedback was insightful and invaluable. Thank you!
You may have also noticed that we adjusted the login cookie awhile back so that you should not have to login repeatedly.
Stay tuned -- we have more cool things in the works!
As always, please let us know if you have any questions or concerns.
Best regards,
Thanks for asking for feedback. I love the easy way of posting photos, but can we have the ability to put 2 or more photos in the one post? Last time I wanted to put on photos only 1 per post could occur.
I, too, have no interest in FB or Pinterest so would not welcome being attached to those sites
First I want to thank GW for doing these improvements and we all appreciate them. Secondly, I have not posted a photo for sharing since the announcement of the link to FB and Pinterest. I have also noticed that the posting of photos has diminished since then. Could you please explain exactly how this works for all of us who aren't wanting our photos to navigate to these websites? I am not registered to FB and have no plans to. I don't even know how it works. I just want to know how the posts even get linked there. Is it the same situation that we have at GW where we can create a link to a webpage?


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Video: Woman punched by LA cop on bus speaks out
'She's trying to pick a fight with anybody,' 911 caller said
By PoliceOne Staff
LOS ANGELES — The woman who was delivered a punch from deputies on board a bus is speaking out for the first time since video of the incident went viral.
Footage emerged Wednesday that shows Julie Nelson swearing at police officers and refusing to exit a bus. In order to restrain her, one deputy holds her down while another hits her in the face.
In an interview with NBC LA, Nelson said she was never physically aggressive, stating "I have never put my hands on a deputy — never." Insisting she "didn't touch him" because she "know(s) better," Nelson's actions were of enough concern for one man to call 911.
"She's trying to pick a fight with anybody, she almost hit an old man," the caller said. "She was talking about how she got out of prison and 'I'll beat up all you guys.'"
The incident drew criticism of deputies' use of force against a woman with special needs, a mental health status the media emphasized — and police say they recognized.
"She's noted for having verbal conflicts with people in the community, and she's been noted also to get in verbal conflicts with law enforcement," Sheriff Lee Baca said. "And she's assaulted on several occasions law enforcement officers."
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AMES, Iowa -- Charlie Hild of Hamilton County received a state 4-H sheep project award that includes a $100 savings bond from the Mary Jo and Glen Mente Endowment. Hild, 18, is the son of Mark and Nancy Hild of Webster City.
During his nine years of 4-H involvement, Hild has completed several major projects including sheep, poultry, beef, swine and photography. He has served his local 4-H club as president, vice president and assistant club treasurer. Hild has served on his County 4-H Council and has received five project awards in his county. He has also been included in the Chicago and Intermediate Award trips and has been a junior project leader in poultry and the bottle lamb projects for three years. Hild is a member of the Northern Plains Club Lamb Association.
"4-H has definitely made me a harder worker and a better person all around," said Hild. "4-H has also piqued my interest in agriculture and livestock. "My future plans are to attend Iowa State University and major in Animal Science and Pre-Vet."
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proteas in pots
I just bought a couple of plants I've been drooling over for a long time: a Protea cynaroides and a Leucospermum "gold top". Both are in 6-inch plastic pots, in a mix of primarily sand, with some perlite and bark. The Leucospermum is about a foot and a half tall, looks like an established cutting, while the king protea looks like it was grown from a seed, and is about 8 inches tall. Due to the limited space in my garden, I'd like to transplant them to large clay pots, and maintain them in such pots for life. I suppose I'll need to approximate the mix that they're in now (i.e., sand-based, fast-draining). I understand they like minimal root disturbance. Climatically, I think they should be OK here: I've seen frost twice in 7 years, and 90 degrees F about as often.
Can I grow these plants in containers? Any suggestions?
I guess Protea in containers are a good idea in Mediterranean climate areas. I've seen them in large pots in Southern California--from La Jolla to Gaviota. They do have things they like: fast drainage, air movement and breezes, cool ocean breeze suits a lot of them.
You can't really expect success with them in this area (Houston). I've killed dozens trying to get them to grow.
So, Garden Web community, what's wrong with my proteas? These are the same plants that I mentioned in the original post of this thread a year and a half ago. My King Protea is more or less in suspended animation. The plant grew a little bit initially, now it has 4 main stems not quite as big around as a pencil and not quite a foot tall. Why isn't it growing faster? The Leucospermum put on some growth, but isn't blooming. They're both in clay pots, in about 50/50 sand and camelia mix, and they get pretty good light, but not all-day full sun. I give them half-strength fish emulsion every 8 weeks while the weather is warm. What will it take to get them to grow and bloom?
Fish emulsion is about 2-4-5 according to a quick google search. Given that ratio of nutrients I'm not surprised the plants aren't happy. Proteaceae inhabit phosphorus deficient soils. They have a special mechanism (proteoid roots) to deal with the deficiency, and have no way to regulate intake of excessive amounts. They will literally poison themselves with it.
Switch to a fertilizer containing little or no phosphorus.
I have been sucessfully growing Preotea, Leucospermum & Leucadendrons in some large pots for a couple of years now.
I can't remember how to post photos here, but trust me they have been blooming up a storm.
As to fertilizer, I occasionally give them a handfull of Iron Safe. It's just nitrogen, iron & micros.
I don't spend to much time on these pots, but I do try to keep them moist.
I'd be happy to submit more advice, if needed.
Thanks, gracefull23. I notice it's about 2 years since I launched this thread. Leucospermums are blooming nicely, but the Protea cynaroides is the same as last year: not dying, but not growing. I will try the Iron Safe, and increase the watering.
My favorite is the Protea cynaroides that I wrote about earlier in this thread. But that's a bit of a joke, because it's never bloomed, it's just my favorite as I anticipate its future glory. It's doing much better now that I've cranked up the frequency of watering, but I think it needs one more growing season under its belt before it delivers a frisbee-sized pink artichoke.
Smaller proteas can make nice pot plants too. Quite a few species only grow 2-3 feet in the wild.
Eg. I have been growing Protea nana for around six years, and it's now in a 7 inch pot. Lovely nodding red flowers. Serruria florida is also easy in a similar sized pot. Some Leucospermum will flower in 10 inch pots.
It's only species that tend to get to over 10 feet that don't take quite so kindly to pots. Although I have P. neriifolia flowering in an 8" pot at around three feet tall.
Australian members of the family include numerous suitable for pot culture.
Here is a link that might be useful: Veld and Bush Flora Forum
Near Lake Hodges in Escondido, Ca, we have 4 large Leucospermum "Veld Fire" plants which are doing extremely well, though they get shade from Eucs nearby, and the soil is fairly dense. They are about 7yrs old, 7'x7' and covered with blooms in May. (see link below)
I made about 50 cuttings a few years ago, but only one rooted
(dipped in Physan, Dip n Grow, and put in 16oz plastic cups,
1:10 spagnum to course sand). It is about 4ft tall now and should bloom in 2015. The cuttings were kept outside during the fall, and didn't get the necessary heat & humidity.
I just made 16 new cuttings, younger wood, drenched in
Physan, dipped in root hormone powder, put in plastic cups
containing 1:4 perlite & course sand, moistened with dilute Physan H2O and kept in a sunny window inside this time.
I hope to get at least 50% of the cuttings to take this time
though won't know for several weeks, so may be wishful thinking.
I may put one in a large pot on the deck, but most will go into the ground in well drained sunny location.
I would welcome any suggestions for propagation by cuttings
if you've had success. I'm just a hobbyist, and not selling any plants, but like to share plants, seeds, and gardening tips.
Also, would like to trade cuttings if anyone has a nice red
Leucospermum. I need to trim the plants, and have many more cuttings than I can use, and don't want them to go to waste.
Here is a link that might be useful:


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"Okay Latinos" Trended On Twitter After Mexico-Brazil Because George Lopez Is Hilarious
He's right though.
He's right though.
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The New York Post says Seth Meyers or Howard Stern may take over for Jimmy Fallon when he moves to The Tonight Show. Hey, NBC, why not consider someone who isn't a white man?
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Hey, Internet! Let's get George Lopez back where he belongs at the coveted 11 p.m. TBS late night spot that HE HAS EARNED. Do NOT stand by and watch that notorious whiner Conan O'Brien cheat Lopez out of his late night spot, Team Loco compatriots!!! Share this Team Loco image everywhere to show the world whose side you are on, and use the photo editor to give yourself the signature George Lopez hairstyle so everyone knows that Team Loco DOES NOT GO DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT!!! View List ›
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On February 26, 2015, the Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") voted by a 3-2 margin to adopt the FCC's Open Internet Order, which sets rules forbidding Internet Service Providers ("ISPs") from: (i) blocking legal content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices, (ii) throttling lawful Internet traffic on the basis of content, applications, services, or non-harmful devices, or (iii) allowing paid prioritization that favors some lawful Internet traffic over other lawful traffic in exchange for consideration of any kind (i.e. no "fast lanes"). The rules preserve the concept of "net neutrality", which is the idea that ISPs should be required to provide neutral and open access to all Internet users, rather than manage different types of Internet traffic in different ways and for different rates.
FCC Votes to Adopt Order Preserving "Net Neutrality"
Facebook Allows Users to Appoint Posthumous "Legacy Contact"
On February 12, 2015, Facebook implemented a new policy that provides users the option to designate a "legacy contact" to manage their accounts after death. The legacy contact will be able to write a post to be displayed at the top of the decedent's memorialized Timeline, respond to new friend requests, and update the account's profile picture and cover photo. However, the contact will not be able to see the decedent's private messages.
Man Enjoined from Facebook for Creating Numerous Fake Accounts and Related Misconduct
On January 8, 2015, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California entered a default judgment and a permanent injunction against an individual accused of creating more than seventy accounts after Facebook sent cease and desist letters to him. Facebook, Inc. v. Grunin, 2015 BL 3625, N.D. Cal., No. 3:14-cv-02323-WHA, 1/8/15.
The Court found that defendant:
(1) "breached Facebook's Terms [of Use] by placing ads containing sexually provocative content, running deceptive ads, transferring accounts without Facebook's permission, providing false information to Facebook, continuing to access Facebook after revocation, and failing to pay for advertisements" (Id. at *5);
(2) fraudulently "provided Facebook false information so that he could obtain advertising accounts" causing "Facebook to provide at least $340,000 in unpaid ads" (Id. at *6); and
(3) violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, Act, 18 U.S.C. 1030, et seq. and the California Comprehensive Computer Data Access and Fraud Act, California Penal Code Section 502, by intentionally circumventing Facebook's technical measures to disable his access "by impersonating others to obtain Facebook accounts to run ads" (Id. at *8).
The defendant was enjoined from accessing or using any Facebook website or service. The Court ordered further briefing on claimed damages and fees, and that a copy of its order be forwarded to the United States Attorney for possible investigation.
Mugshot Publishers Cannot Charge to Take Down Images
Senate Bill 1027 came into effect on January 1, 2015. The bill adds Section 1798.91.1 to the Civil Code, and makes it unlawful for a publisher of a booking photograph to request, require, or accept a fee or other consideration from a photographed individual to remove, correct, change, or refrain from publishing or otherwise disseminating the photograph. An aggrieved party may bring a civil action against the violator for damages in an amount equal to the greater of $1,000 per violation or the actual damages suffered from the harm, as well as any other legal or equitable relief available. It also allows for recovery of costs and attorneys' fees.
California Revenge Porn Law Amended to Include Selfies
Senate Bill 1255 came into effect on January 1, 2015. The bill amended Section 647 of the Penal Code, which provided that a person who caused emotional distress by distributing an image of another identifiable person's intimate body parts, where the parties understood the image was to remain private, was guilty of disorderly conduct – a misdemeanor. The amended provision provides that a person who causes emotional distress by intentionally distributing an image of another identifiable person's intimate body parts, or an image of the person depicted engaging in sexual acts (i.e. a "selfie"), where the parties understood the image was to remain private, is guilty of disorderly conduct. As of July 1, 2015, a related assembly bill will add Section 1708.85 to the Civil Code, which creates a private right of action that permits an aggrieved party to bring a civil suit against the violator for harm related to invasion of privacy, as well as any other legal or equitable relief available, including an injunction. It also allows for recovery of costs and attorneys' fees, and permits a plaintiff to proceed using a pseudonym rather than his or her true name.
Snapchat Settles Federal Trade Commission Charges
On December 23, 2014, the Federal Trade Commission ("FTC") approved a final order settling charges against Snapchat that it misled consumers in telling them messages sent over the service would disappear. The FTC's initial complaint, first announced in May of 2014, further alleged that Snapchat misrepresented the extent of its data collection practices and did not adequately protect consumers' data. As part of the settlement, Snapchat is required to implement a privacy program that will be monitored for the next 20 years.
Defamation Statute's "Retraction Demand" Provision Does Not Apply to Online Yelp Review
In Pham v. Lee et al., Case No. 1-12-CV-228332 (Cal. Ct. App., 6th Dist., order entered December 11, 2014), the California Court of Appeal held that the retraction demand provision of California's defamation statute did not apply to an online review. Cal. Civ. Code section 48a states: "[i]n any action for damages for the publication of a libel in a newspaper, or of a slander by radio broadcast, plaintiff shall recover no more than special damages unless a correction be demanded and be not published or broadcast…" The court held this language expressly limited the provision to libel published in newspapers or slander by radio broadcast. The case involved an ophthalmologist, Dr. Randal Pham, who filed a defamation action against Jenny and Alvin Lee ("Lees") for reviews they published about him online. The Lees moved to strike the suit under California's anti-SLAPP statute, and the trial court denied the motion. On appeal, the Lees contended that Dr. Pham's action must be stricken because he failed to demand a retraction under Cal. Civ. Code section 48a. The appeal court found this argument meritless, citing the provision's limiting language and the fact it provides no grounds for a motion to strike. The appeal court affirmed the trial court's judgment, concluding Dr. Pham had shown a probability of prevailing on the merits, and that the trial court didn't err in denying the motion to strike.
Ninth Circuit Blocks California Law Requiring Sex Offenders Report Online Activities
In Doe v. Harris, Case No. 13-15263 (U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit, order entered November 18, 2014), the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit affirmed a district court's order preliminarily enjoining provisions of the Californians Against Sexual Exploitation Act ("Act"). The Act seeks, inter alia, to update reporting obligations of registered sex offenders by requiring they provide a list of all Internet identifiers they have established and of all Internet service providers they use. The Ninth Circuit agreed with the district court that the Act imposes a substantial burden on offenders' ability to engage in legitimate online speech, including anonymous speech, as protected by the First Amendment. It concluded that the Act unnecessarily chills protected speech by not making clear what offenders are required to report, providing insufficient safeguards to prevent the public release of reported information, and because the 24-hour reporting requirement is onerous and overbroad. The Ninth Circuit concluded that appellees were likely to succeed on the merits of their First Amendment challenge and that the district court did not abuse its discretion in finding that the elements for obtaining a preliminary injunction had been satisfied.
United Airlines, Orbitz Sue Entrepreneur Over Site on How to Land Cheap Flights
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|Lens Included: Yes
|Bulb Type: Halogen
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The first free-standing library for the City of Plymouth was built in 1995. The library soon outgrew its space, and in 2008, expansion plans were made. In 2010, today's Plymouth Library opened to the public with sustainable and state-of-the-art features.
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Now available through Hennepin County Library, learning resource lynda.com offers over 3,000 interactive video courses taught by experts.
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EXCLUSIVE: Maybe she should be brunette all the time! January Jones sports a slick dark crop in sultry new shoot for Vs. Magazine
Complete with a slick brunette crop and vampish make-up January Jones is barely recognizable as she strikes a sultry pose for the new issue of Vs. Magazine.
The Mad Men star, 35, who usually sports uptight outfits on the hit Sixties-era series, showed off her sexy side for the glossy's spring/summer edition which runs with the theme 'Passionate'.
In one shot she is seen blowing a puff of cigarette smoke towards the camera while another frame shows her reclining on a sofa with a peep of cleavage on display.
Transformation: Mad Men star January Jones is barely recognizable in a new shoot for Vs. Magazine, as she sports a slick brunette crop while posing in a selection of sexy outfits
Sultry look: Ms Jones blows a puff of cigarette smoke towards photographer Mark Abrahams
The moody black and white images were captured by top fashion photographer Mark Abrahams.
Classic designs from fashion labels including Bottega Veneta, Tom Ford, John Galliano, Burberry Prorsum and Jimmy Choo were used for the shoot.
Miss Jones, who has now returned to a platinum blonde, recently admitted that constantly dying her hair has caused bald patches to appear.
'My hair is falling out in clumps,' she told Grazia magazine.
Suffering for her art: Miss Jones, who has now returned to a platinum blonde, recently admitted that constantly dying her hair has caused bald patches to appear and her 'hair is falling out in clumps''
Career choices: Miss Jones said she would never appear in liquor, tobacco or fried chicken adverts, because as a mother she's conscious of being a different kind of role model
Testing: In the Western Sweetwater, which will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, Miss Jones plays a red-haired former prostitute seeking revenge on the rancher who killed her husband
Touching on the subject in the Vs. Magazine interview conducted by shoe designer Brian Atwood, the single mother-of-one said: 'For the most part I've always been a blonde.
'But in the last four or five months, my hair has been every shade of the rainbow.'
'There's a high maintenance to my having dark hair, when the blonde roots start coming in it looks like I'm balding'
Changing her hairstyle has a useful purpose though, as it can help her to get into character - 'you look like what you imagine in your head,' she explained.
In the Western Sweetwater, which will
premiere on Thursday night at the Sundance Film Festival, Miss Jones
plays a red-haired former prostitute seeking revenge on the rancher who
killed her husband.
Describing how she prepared for the role she joked: 'I went back to my days of… I had to dig deep into my past.
Moody: Miss Jones strikes a pose wearing an open back gown by Bottega Veneta
Getting into character: Miss Jones said changing her hair colour helps prepare her for different acting roles
'It was a really cool role, like being a female Clint Eastwood in Pale Rider.'
The Los Angeles-based actress, who was pictured for the first time as a brunette last November, revealed that the colour change was for a project but teased: 'I can't tell you which, yet.'
about the chestnut hue, the natural blonde, added: 'There's a high
maintenance to my having dark hair: when the blonde roots start coming
in it looks like I'm balding or graying or something - not cute!'
She told ABC News that her one-year-old son Xander also prefers her as a blonde and when he looks at photographs of her with light tresses he says, 'Mama'.
Ms Jones will hit the small screen as Betty Draper again on April 7 as AMC airs the sixth season of Mad Men in the U.S.
Racy lady: The spring/summer edition of Vs. Magazine runs with the theme 'Passionate'
Discussing her character's evolution over the years she said: 'The most interesting thing to me is the fans' reaction to her evolution because I remember being on the streets of New York in the first season or two and people would come up to me and be like, ''Oh my god, it's you! Oh my god, poor Betty.''
'People wanted to hug me, they felt so bad for her. A couple of weeks ago, I was waiting at a jewelry store to get a clasp fixed and this other customer was glaring at me. Finally I was like, ''Yes?'' and she goes, ''I just want you to know, I hate your character.''
if there was anything she wouldn't do in her career Miss Jones told Mr
Atwood that she would never appear in liquor, tobacco or fried chicken
'I'm a mom now... so I'm conscious of being a different kind of role model,' she said.
Kate Boswoth, Eva Herzigova and Irina Shayk also feature in the upcoming issue of Vs. Magazine.
The full interview with January Jones appears in the spring/summer issue of Vs. Magazine. A video from the shoot will appear soon on fashiontube.com.
January Jones can't seem to keep away from the hair dye - and every role seems to require a different color. Here, we take a look at her most recent hues...
Hair crisis: January Jones brunette in November (left) and at the Screen Actors
Guild Awards in Los Angeles on Sunday - the newly blonde star revealed
her hair is falling out because she constantly dyes it
Quick change: January opted for a darker shade of red in October before going back to blonde the same month
Shades of red: January stepped out with pink streaks last March and went completely red in June
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The termites have moved into an area of South Broward and experts are conferring on how to battle them, the Miami Herald reports.
MIAMI — The exotic tree termite, Nasutitermes corniger, have moved into an area of South Broward and experts are conferring on how to battle the pests, the Miami Herald reports.
Experts think the termites arrived from the Caribbean and Central America through ports, then landing in Dania Beach. The species was first discovered in 2001, and it was believed to have been eradicated until last year when they infested nearly four acres of the Fishing Hall of Fame off Griffin Road and Interstate 95.
"Like everything else, nature finds a way and that initial eradication effort wasn't entirely successful," said Allen Fugler, vice president of the Florida Pest Management Association. "But we are hoping that it's only in Broward. We want to contain it and come up with solutions in keeping this from spreading."
Tree termites, unlike the regular termite species, build their nests and tunnels above ground. They forage above ground like ants and they have a greater reproductive capacity. A nest can grow to be the size of a basketball in less than four months, containing at least 180,000 critters, more than the entire population of Fort Lauderdale.
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Eradico, based out of Novi, Mich., has six offices and more than 100 employees.
The Entomological Society of America announced the following: Nine people passed their BCE exam; two ACEs added a "BCE" to their credentials; two people passed the BCE-Intern exam; 23 people passed the ACE exam; and one person passed the new ACE-International exams.
Ongoing efforts to raise awareness and educate congressional representatives about pollinator health and the structural pest control industry was a major focus of this year's NPMA Legislative Day, held last week in Washington, D.C.
During its meeting in Washington, D.C., on March 14, the National Pest Management Association's (NPMA) Board of Directors approved the organization's Pollinator Best Management Practices (BMPs).
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This year's NAPLAN writing assessment will have two writing prompts – one for Years 3 and 5; and a different prompt for Years 7 and 9 – instead of the previous single prompt for all year levels.
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Super League champions Leeds Rhinos can move a step closer to securing fourth spot in the table with success over the Salford City Reds on Friday.
The Rhinos are currently six points clear of St Helens with four matches left to play, while Salford are second from bottom with just 11 points to their name from 23 outings.
Leeds claimed the two points in last Thursday's success over the struggling London Broncos while the City Reds were put to the sword by league leaders Huddersfield on Sunday.
The Rhinos will be without Australian back row Brett Delaney after he picked up a knee injury against Tony Rea's men, while centre Joel Moon misses out against his former club with an ankle injury.
Academy player Elliott Minchella could make his debut and join the likes of Liam Sutcliffe, Jordan Baldwinson, Alex Foster, James Duckworth and Thomas Minns in appearing in the first team this season.
Brad Singleton, who missed out against London Broncos last week is included in the 19-man squad after recovering from a hamstring strain while Jimmy Keinhorst has been recalled.
Brian Noble's men are back on home soil following a 46-4 loss to the Giants on Sunday. The City Reds have won two of their last four in Super League, including a 16-12 triumph over the Catalan Dragons.
Salford have been boosted by the availability of Lee Jewitt and Jake Emmitt for the visit of Brian McDermott's side, however they will be without experienced hooker Wayne Godwin.
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Blackburn died after complications from cancer, University spokeswoman Cathy Andreen said Monday.
Family friend and former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Blackburn was "a giant in the lives of many."
Blackburn became the assistant dean of men in 1956 and went on to serve as dean of men, dean for student development and vice president for educational development.
He is credited with playing a central role in the school's desegregation by working with student leaders, faculty and fellow administrators to assure the enrollment of Vivian Malone and James Hood on June 11, 1963.
The University of Alabama established the Blackburn Institute in his honor in 1995 and the leadership development program links state leaders in business and public service with outstanding UA students and Blackburn fellows.
Rice said Blackburn was one of her father's closest friends and mentors.
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MOSCOW (AP) – Vasily Aksyonov, a Russian writer and one of the last dissidents to be exiled from the Soviet Union, died Monday. He was 76.
Aksyonov, who suffered a stroke last year, died at a Moscow hospital, his widow Maya told Ekho Mosvky radio.
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Aksyonov lived in the United States for more than two decades, teaching at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, and working for Radio Liberty as journalist.
At 16, Aksyonov joined his mother in exile in the far eastern Magadan region.
Aksyonov graduated from the Leningrad Medical University in 1956 and worked as a doctor until switching full-time to writing in 1960.
He became one of the informal leaders of the so-called Shestidesyatniki – which translates roughly as "the '60s generation" – young Soviets who resisted the Communist Party's cultural and ideological restrictions.
About 5 million copies of his books were published in the Soviet Union until he fell out of official favor in the mid-1970s. In 1979, Aksyonov and several other young writers set up their own journal called Metropol, but it was blocked from publishing and Aksyonov was expelled from the official Union of Soviet Writers.
Aksyonov was reinstated as a Soviet citizen in 1990.
Lou Creekmur
ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – Hall of Fame offensive lineman Lou Creekmur, who starred on the Detroit Lions' three NFL championship teams of the 1950s, died Sunday. He was 82.
Creekmur, who was in failing health in recent years, died at University Hospital in Tamarac, Fla., the team said.
Creekmur played for the Lions from 1950-59, mostly at left tackle. He made eight straight Pro Bowl teams, was picked to the All-NFL team six times and was chosen for the Lions' 75th Anniversary Team in 2008.


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Yesterday was Designer Day at Festival Of Trees! The Festival Of Trees starts Thursday, but there is a ton of preparation that takes place in advance.
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I get into arguments with my husband over how long things in the fridge are still good after they have been opened. Well, sometimes, we argue over obviously "spoiled" food like the 5-week old cheese ball he is still eating on. And, the bag of lettuce that has some pretty brown speciments inside that he will pick through and still eat. Not me! I am a 72-hour girl. Pretty much I don't eat it if it's been in there for 3 days or longer. Except those things that you pretty much assume you can keep a long time and still use safely. Like ketchup, mustard, BBQ sauce. That kind of stuff.
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Get ready for Nashville! The nighttime soap opera on ABC, Nashville, debuts tonight (10/10/12.) The story follows two country singers. One is a veteran, Rayna James. The other is a newcomer and cross-over artist, Juliette Barnes. Watch the trailer below for an idea of what the show will be like. And, as you watch it, think Reba McEntire and Taylor Swift....or....Faith Hill and Carrie Underwood:
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The movie Titanic is one of the biggest movies of all time. The fictional legend of lovers Jack and Rose and their ill-fated affair have captured our imagination to the point where many of us just want to believe they were real.
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We are being asked to do something for a family struck by the most tragic of situations On September 4th a stray bullet hit a sleeping child and killed her. The family of Kimbra Moore laid that child to rest and didn't tell anyone that they couldn't pay the funeral costs. It was a principal at the girl's school who found out. And, contacted VFW Post 3115 Riders asking if they could help. They have turned to us. As the KFDI family, we think this is important.
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This week Jerrod Niemann releases his second album, called Free The Music. Which is exactly what Jerrod has done.
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Brian and I wanted to just say thanks to anyone who voted for us in the Wichita Eagle "Best Of Wichita 2013" Awards.
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...for cleaning porpoises.
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How much storage space is too much storage space? Is an entire wall of storage too much? We don't think so. We've created a modular storage wall system out of crates of all sizes and a few French cleats. Once the cleats are mounted on the wall and the crates you can arrange and re-arrange as often as you like and with ease.
For the crates we use four sizes. Each size listed below is available for purchase on our site.
● 9 5/8 in. x 11 3/4 in. x 4 13/16 in
● 9 5/8 in. x 9 5/8 in. x 9 5/8 in
● 9 5/8 in. x 18 in. x 12 1/2 in
● 9 5/8 in. x 27 in. x 12 1/2 in
Our French cleats (found here) are pairs of 18" long unfinished white pine.
All of the crates we used are unfinished white pine and will look fantastic against any wall color.
Once you tire of any particular arrangement you can again re-arrange the crates into a new and exciting format.
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(24) French Cleat kits from cratesandpallet.com
(4) 9 5/8 in. x 9 5/8 in x 9 5/8 in. crates
(6) 9 5/8 in. x 11 ¾ in x 4 13/16 in. crates
(7) 9 5/8 in. x 18 in. x 12 ½ in. crates
(3) 9 5/8 in. x 27 in. x 12 ½ in. crates
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