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Kelly Hrudey And His Youngest Daughter Address Her Mental Illness
by Paul on 05/03/13 at 09:05 PM ET
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from Joe O'Connor of the National Post,
Kelly Hrudey used to catch his youngest daughter blinking, blinking one eye, then the other, and then both, and then blinking some more. She was about 11 years old at the time and the former NHL goaltender and affable Hockey Night in Canada host did not think too much about Kaitlin's blinking since, when he would ask her about it she would shrug it off, say it's nothing, Dad, or say nothing at all.
Kelly and his wife, Donna, chalked up the blinking to a phase, to just another one of those curious little things that kids do. Kaitlin, though, was doing other things. Begging off sleepovers with friends, complaining of stomach aches, missing school, barely eating and always wanting to be around her mother. And a little girl who loved nothing more than to dance, stopped wanting to go to her dance classes.
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Reporting From Boston
by Paul on 04/16/13 at 09:23 AM ET
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from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
They walked the streets, many in stunned silence and looking confused, wearing their bibs from the 117th running of the Boston Marathon.
Two deadly explosions at the finish line of one of the most historic road races shook this city and sent shivers across the world and a country into hysteria as many were left with one question: Why?
The area around the finish line of the 26-mile race on Boylston Street was evacuated after the blasts, which created a fireball and smoke that billowed 50 feet into the air from behind spectators and a row of flags, killed three people and injured more than 100, some of whom had limbs amputated. Foreign Affairs officials said late Monday they were not aware of any Canadians among the dead or injured.
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Follow NHL Live Scoring On Your Phone
by Paul on 04/13/13 at 08:20 AM ET
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Last night I wasn't at home where I would normally be able to follow most of the NHL through Center Ice.
Instead, I was at some fancy, hold your baby finger in the air type party and the only game on the TV was the Wings/Blackhawks, with the sound cut off.
Before I left home, I loaded the SofaScore.com app on my Android phone, which allowed me to follow the games I was interested in without causing a big issue from my better half.
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Hockey Players With Basketball On Their Mind
by Paul on 04/08/13 at 11:47 AM ET
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There are 19 players who played their college hockey at Michigan who are currently in the NHL or played with a team in the NHL this season.
I am sure the players listed below (via CBS Sports) will be thinking Go Blue tonight and will be watching the game if possible.
So what do you think about the game tonight, Louisville or Michigan?
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What Pat Quinn Can Do As New Chairman Of The HHOF
by Paul on 04/05/13 at 01:21 PM ET
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from Allan Muir of Sports Illustrated,
First thing you need to do is increase the number of voters. Currently there are 18, 14 of whom must support a candidate to grant admission to the Hall. That tight gap makes it too easy for a small bloc to prevent someone from gaining admission for any perceived flaw or slight. More to the point, it gets a little too incestuous, too tightly knit. Open it up a bit, decentralize the voting power and get some new blood in there.
What's the right number? I don't know, maybe 25? 50? I'll leave that up to you. You don't want to be like baseball where everybody but the popcorn vendors chime in, but there are experienced voices out there that could contribute to the process. More of them need to be heard.
And when you get around to adding those voices, how about breaking up the old boys club a bit? Yes, the NHL is and always should be the primary focus of the Hall. But it's the Hockey Hall of Fame, not the NHL Hall of Fame. You've allowed women in as honored members. Now how about a couple of women on the selection committee? A few more European voices wouldn't hurt, either, judging by the absence of players like Vladimir Krutov, Sergei Makarov and Sven Tumba iu the Great Hall.
And while we're on about members, maybe you could have a talk with the guys about the builders category. I'm sure there's a reason why everyone who's ever been a part-owner of the Calgary Flames is in while legendary coaches like Pat Burns, Fred Shero and Mike Keenan have been snubbed time and again, but it needs to be addressed. And seriously: Don Cherry. It's time.
And then there's the process. It's a little too…Canadian.
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Scoring At Score-O
by Paul on 03/27/13 at 08:41 AM ET
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A lot of what I consider normal people went absolutely crazy last night on Twitter when Mr. T scored from center ice in the 'shoot the puck through the hole game' the Blackhawks have between the 2nd and 3rd period.
Call me crazy, but I would much prefer something like this...
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In A Battle With Jeremy Jacobs
by Paul on 03/26/13 at 10:48 AM ET
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from Jason Schwartz of Boston Magazine,
For a quarter-century, Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs ruled the clubby equestrian scene in Wellington, Florida. From his palatial estate, he fought to keep the exclusive community exactly the way he and his family wanted it. Then a brash Boston entrepreneur named Mark Bellissimo appeared on the scene. Now the two men have declared war on each other—and the fate of the town hangs in the balance.
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Video- Matthew Perry Joined After Hours Last Night
by Paul on 03/10/13 at 11:24 AM ET
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Scott Oake and Kelly Hrudey of HNIC welcomed Matthew Perry on After Hours last night from Los Angeles.
Perry is from Ottawa and talked quite a bit of hockey during the segment.
Also, I'd personally like to congratulate Kelly Hrudey on being honored as a Kings Legend last night.
I had the opportunity to meet Hrudey at the SCF a few years ago and he told me if I ever needed anything, feel free to contact him. It meant a lot to me then and still does to this day.
Watch the 8 minute Matthew Perry segment below...
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Video- Hockey Night In Canada Opening Montage
by Paul on 03/09/13 at 08:46 PM ET
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The montage featurse the song The Good Old Hockey Game by the late Stompin' Tom Conners.
thanks to Fred Murtz for the quick upload
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Video- In Memory Of Stompin' Tom Connors
by Paul on 03/06/13 at 09:40 PM ET
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Connors passed away today at the age of 77 (Wikipedia).
The music starts at about the 1:40 mark if you are not a Wings fan.
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That's just... like... your opinion, man.
Didn't quite a few get caught out with the Megaforce boxes at Christmas which were only available in limited quantities to third party stores?
So are we locked in on 3 (admittedly awesome sounding) kits being the total of June's releases?
Has there been mention of any accompanying things (fine cast, hobby stuff etc)?
EDIT: To answer my own question, it looks like there's Dark Elves/Lizardmen/Tomb Kings Finecast wave in June too.
Last edited by burni; 20-05-2012 at 09:47.
Originally Posted by Jahrael
Just saw a shop post this to their facebook feed. Hmm.
(this store is in the US, so the prices are USD)June Releases -
49-15 Necron Night Scythe/Doom Scythe
50-21 Ork Bommer
48-36 Space Marine Stormtalon Gunship
89-12 Goblin Shaman
89-13 Savage Orc Big Boss
June 12th Release
Kits $ are
$45.50 Necron
$45.50 Ork Bom
$45.50 SM Stormtalon
EDIT- I'm also skeptical of the June 12th date, as that is a Tuesday... don't they usually release on Saturdays?
Last edited by Faeslayer; 21-05-2012 at 17:19.
Really? That puts all 3 kits at the same price as the DE Razorwing, whereas from rumours and sketches (plus the implication of the craft) the Stormtalon will be similar in size to a Valk/Stormraven? I could understand the Scythes being at this price, but not the Stormtalon (and, possibly, the Bomma).
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A savage Orc big boss? That is news, I can't describe how long I've been waiting for a savage Orc character that isn't a shaman.
The fantasy section has rumours of a lot of fantasy models for dark elves and some other stuff in June, mostly metal models moving to finecast
I think the Stormtalon is probably smaller than a Stormraven; with these prices I'd guess we're looking at flyers that are more like Razorwings in complexity/bulk/however these prices are set.
I imagined the Talon would be smaller than the Raven, but even then I thought it would be similar to the Valkyrie (which is, strangely, the same price... go figure, it's GW.... )
If it is how I have it in my head I'd be quite impressed with the value. Let's just hope the rules do it justice!
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The description taken from Beasts of War (as seen here) suggeted that the Stormtalon would be shorter and narrower than the Stormraven, which would justify a pricetag in-line with the Razorwing
Originally Posted by blackcherry
I always imagined that the Razorwing's low cost was in part due to it only taking up two sprues, which is much less than anything else of comparable size. I could see the Scythe maaaybe being comparable, since it's also very flat, but not the other two. The Talon must have loads of tiny bits judging from the sketch and the Bomma has a decently large hull and long wings.
Of all the threads in all the forums in all the world you had to post into this one.
Being about the same price as the Razorwing sounds about right, the Storm Talon is supposed to be of a comparable size.
It's apparently not as big as Valk or a Storm Raven.
From what I can gather the footprint is roughly the same as Space Marine Rhino, maybe a bit bigger but not by much.
Last edited by StraightSilver; 21-05-2012 at 17:33.
This. If the prices are going to be the same as the Razorwing, it'll be down to the number of sprues.
Granted, a lot of DE stuff, upon release, ended up being cheaper than other models. I remember when a box of DE Warriors was like 25 dollars while a box of IG Guardsman was 35... but again, probably due to sprue count.
Just a thought - the post Faeslayer saw on Facebook was by a "shop" (LGS?) so those prices could be the discounted price (usually 20% - 25%) which would make the flyer kits closer to $52 USD full retail, which would make them comparable to the DE ravager, IG hvy support tanks, necron ghost ark etc. So halfway between razorwing and stormraven / vendetta. Not sure I would make any assumptions about their size based on price though.
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Nice. I'm glad at the lower prices for all of the kits. I expected the Ork one to be more.
Can't wait for photos, hope the assault cannon on the nose of the Talon is smaller than the sketch.
Another thing on pricing- the Razorwing is two tank sprues plus a small clear plastic canopy sprue.
Size wise, on parts for the Talon, I am thinking the same tail as the storm raven, engine pods a bit larger than the devilfish, and a front cockpit section slightly shorter than the valkyrie cockpit but wider. Only real options are several guns/missiles, so with the part desnisty of modern kits, the Talon should easily fit on 2 sprues.
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Planes, Trains and Automobiles Part II
July 10-11, 2008 � Washington, D.C. to Formosa, Argentina
Departing the hotel in DC around 3:45 p.m., the U.S. squad made a dinner stop at the Reston Town Center where they feasted on burgers and other delights at the just-opened American Tap Room. Happily sated, they hopped back on the bus and headed to Dulles. After checking in, maneuvering their way through the security line and finding more snacks at the airport, the flight was finally boarding.
Since none of the guys have �mileage� status, and it was a group ticket, nearly everyone was in the way back of the plane. However, a few lucky ones were able to get seats in Economy Plus � those five extra inches can make or break a marathon flight. One of the staffers swapped an extra five inches of leg room with Mason Plumlee and headed back to his seat in the back of the plane. Seeing a flight attendant helping out a family so they could all sit together with their young kids, the staffer approached and asked about moving more of the guys � especially the bigger ones � up to exit rows or at least Economy Plus. He more than obliged, thankfully it wasn�t a packed flight, and everyone was able to stretch out and snooze away on the trip down.
In fact, it wasn�t just the one attendant who was helpful, the entire flight crew was overly accommodating. One of the women was a huge college basketball fan, especially Duke, and had plenty of questions to ask of the staffers. Another gentleman wanted to know if there were any players from Kansas (yes, right there in 15C). They were so pleasant and continually commented about how polite and nice the USA team was, making us all very proud.
Arriving in Buenos Aires at about 9:30 a.m. (8:30 a.m.) EDT, we found that all the bags made the trip and after clearing customs headed out to a pair of short buses that would take us across town to Buenos Aires� second, more regional, airport.
�I�ve never been out of the country and I�ve never had to get on more than two planes,� commented Matt Humphrey, freshman-to-be at Oregon next fall. �Well, I�ve had connecting flights and things like that. But I�ve never had to get off one, get on a bus and drive far to another airport, get back on a plane and take another trip. That was almost like four different trips to get here.�
�Oh my gosh, I hate flying planes,� chimed in Kansas-bound Travis Releford. �The traveling, getting off the plane, driving, getting on another plane and driving again, it was a lot of traveling.
Since there were a few hours, the team took the opportunity to have some lunch. The meals on the plane somehow aren�t big enough to calm the appetite of big guys like these. Chowing down on pizza, ham and cheese sandwiches, burgers and other fare, the team realized that they weren�t going to go hungry in Argentina.
As usual, the typical questions were asked by first-time international travelers: is it really $43 for a sandwich? (no, that�s 43 Argentina pesos); do they take our money? (sometimes in airports, but generally you�ll need to exchange your money); why are there bubbles in this water? (people drink sparkling mineral water a lot more internationally than they do in the U.S. Look for �still� or �sin gas� on the bottle of water), and other such queries.
After about a 30-minute delay, the plane was boarding en route to Asuncion via Corrientes, our stop. At Corrientes everyone deplaned and waited in what was possibly the world�s smallest baggage claim area. The team was awed with the small regional airport (see the photo gallery), surrounded by fields, trees and some livestock � definitely different from what they see going through O�Hare or Newark or LAX. It was yet another new site for them to absorb during the extended travel day.
�It was interesting,� said New York native Kemba Walker. �I never really traveled that long. I slept for most of the travel, but the plane ride was fun. I was with my teammates and I got to really get to know them better. I got to talk with them more, some of the guys I haven�t had a chance to talk to before, I had a chance to talk with them. Other than that the plane ride (to Argentina) it was pretty cool.�
We got outside to the bus � a plush double-decker with first class lounge chair seats and the players immediately took the seats in the front of the top deck. Featuring a windshield that was more like a bay window, it allowed everyone to see the countryside unfold before them. Miles and miles and miles of pastures with cows, goats, horses and every so often a large country home was spotted at the end of a dirt lane.
�I saw a lot of animals, a lot of cows and horses along the way (from Corrientes to Formosa), a lot of fences keeping in the cows and horses,� commented Humphrey, who doesn�t see that kind of landscape during his daily life in Chicago. �There were a bunch of dirt roads but other than that it was just land everywhere.�
Unfortunately the sights disappeared early. Because it�s winter here in the Southern Hemisphere the days are shorter and in this area of Argentina the sun dips below the horizon around 6:30 p.m. But the players continued to peer out the windows at the lights of the passing towns, watching the stars appear in the night sky and through it all spent a long time talking about the day�s adventures.
�We were all up in the front of the bus talking with each other, we�re our best company so that�s cool,� said Humphrey. �We�re still getting to know new people, adjusting to the way they live and things like that. We�re also adjusting here, which is okay.�
�Two weeks ago most of us didn�t know who each other were,� said Releford. �Now we�re practicing against each other two times a day, hanging out with each other, eating with each other, spending most of our day with each other. We�re kind of getting to know each other really well. We�re getting comfortable with each other. We can talk about anything.�
Finally, about 8:00 p.m. on Friday night the bus pulled up to the hotel. Formosa is situated right on the Paraguay River, which separates Argentina from their Paraguayan neighbors. It is also the capital of the province that bears the same name and lives up to its translation of �beautiful� twist on the river.
Unfortunately it was too late to get a practice in so after checking in and eating, many of the players walked around town a little bit to stretch their legs and soon became fan favorites of the city�s youth. Followed around by kids and teens, the team was asked for autographs, photos and other various memorabilia.
�I�ve had a chance to see some new things,� said Walker. �How different it is in other countries. It was really interesting. I never really saw anything like it. It was really different to me. This is giving me a chance to see the way other people live.�
�We walked around the town last night and there were a bunch of little girls following us,� said Releford. �They couldn�t speak English so we were using hand gestures and stuff. Other guys knew a little Spanish so they were talking a little to them.�
Saturday brought sunshine and more of the same. The team is adored by the area�s kids and hopefully that will translate to a few fans in the stands � as long as the USA isn�t playing Argentina that is!
�We�re here now, it�s not really what I expected, but it�s okay,� stated Humphrey. �The people are real friendly, especially the people we saw walking around last night, coming up and shaking your hands, asking for your t-shirts, jerseys, things like that. But we need all that, we can�t give that away.�
During practice this afternoon the team also was able to get in about a 20-minute scrimmage with Mexico and then spent the remainder of the day exploring some more.
�As far as playing I think everything is coming together and whatnot,� said Humphrey. �We didn�t really get a good feel for the way the game�s going to be played in our scrimmage, we only played like a half today. Coach was subbing in and out real quick and stuff like that. Guys haven�t really gotten a good feel, but once we get going we�ll be alright.�
�We bonded a lot in Washington so we kind of knew each other on the way out here, but this gave us a chance to talk some more. It was kind of cool. It�s been a fun experience so far,� concluded Releford.


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From: VTK, Chicago. Yield: 25 pieces (5 per serving).
Brioche Dough*:
1/3 cup whole milk
3/4 oz. dry active yeast
1 lb. all-purpose flour
4 extra-large eggs
1-1/2 oz. granulated sugar
1/2 tsp. kosher salt
5-1/4 oz. butter, cut into small pieces
Chocolate Truffles:
3 oz. heavy cream
1 oz. sugar
1-1/4 oz. butter, softened
5 oz. bittersweet chocolate
*Note: It's important to take the refrigerated brioche ingredients out of the refrigerator ahead of time so they can warm up to room temperature. Milk may be warmed slightly.
For brioche dough: Add yeast to the whole milk. Allow mixture to sit for about 20 minutes so yeast can activate.
In a mixer equipped with a hook attachment, mix together the flour, sugar and salt at a low speed. Slowly add milk and yeast mixture. Add room temperature eggs one at a time.
Slowly add pieces of butter. Mix until dough is completely attached to the hook and coming away from the sides of the bowl. Remove dough from hook and place in greased mixer bowl; allow dough to rise at room temperature for about 45 minutes. After the dough has risen, poke it back down to release some of the air. Cover dough and refrigerate overnight.
For chocolate truffles: Heat cream and sugar until sugar is fully dissolved and mixture almost reaches a boil. Add chocolate. Heat to 40°C (104°F). Stir in butter and remove-from heat. Place in refrigerator until chocolate starts to congeal. At this point, remove it from cooler and scoop into 3/4" balls. Freeze overnight.
The next day, remove dough from refrigerator and poke down again. Prepare rolling surface with flour, and roll the dough out to 1/8" thickness. Cut the dough into 2" circles using a cookie cutter. Chill again. Wrap chilled dough around frozen truffles; cover completely. Refrigerate until ready to fry the beignets.
To cook beignets: Preheat oil in frying pan over medium heat. Drop beignets in and cook until golden brown, turning once. Remove from oil and coat with sugar. Serve immediately.


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Comparing Linux and Microsoft Windows for Enterprise Usage
Cloud computing is almost as buzzworthy as virtualization, which is funny considering that it is an offshoot of the virtualization movement. Cloud computing refers to a strategy of using a pool of resources (such as servers, storage, bandwidth) or a "cloud" to offer individualized servers or services to customers. Cloud services usually pertain to Web-based application services, but more and more apps are appearing "in the cloud". These newer apps include corporate e-mail hosting, file storage, user collaboration and mobile apps. Clouds are a cost-beneficial proposition for smaller customers that want the advantages of a data center (clustering, high availability/disaster recovery) without the cost of maintaining one. Amazon has been a pioneer in this area with its Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) service where you can purchase your own cloud servers or applications that run within the Amazon cloud. Microsoft has jumped into the market and poured considerable resources and energy into the emerging technology. It has been live with its public cloud, Azure, since 2009. Microsoft's private cloud, which will be managed through System Center, is scheduled for release in the first half of 2010.
If you want to deploy a private Linux-based cloud now, you can do so with Ubuntu. The process is remarkably simple. Download Ubuntu server and launch the server install process. Upon boot, you will see an option from the main install screen to install the server as a Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) server either as a cluster controller or as a node. You will need one of each to get started. Once up and running, you can download images from the management site (Figure 12) or begin creating your own images that match your cloud needs. The cloud you are deploying actually is a re-branded version of the open-source cloud software Eucalyptus. Management is accomplished via command-line or GUI-based tools like hybridfox (Figure 13), a Firefox add-in that runs like a modified version of Amazon's Elasticfox management utility.
Many other areas of the enterprise are ripe for Linux penetration. The ones presented here represent some of the best chances for Linux adoption in the vast majority of enterprises. I encourage you to download and test these options to see how beneficial they can be to your business. Linux's future development, its very survival, rests in its ability to stake a claim in the business computing market, and the only way to do that is by constantly challenging the status quo with viable, cost-saving alternatives. Hopefully, I've given you some of those alternatives here.
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Greece, dependent on international aid to remain solvent, has struggled for years with rampant corruption that has hampered efforts to raise taxes and reform its stricken economy.
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"The struggle (against corruption) is not easy but long, difficult and painful and demands persistent political will because it faces many hurdles," Rakintzis wrote in the report, citing red tape and lawsuits filed by the accused.
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What do you love? About everything. I think for the most part members are considerate and polite and read and follow the rules. I would like to see the ability for a member to close a thread they started especially here on the exchange boards. Possibly trade threads that are older than one(?), two (?), three (?) months being locked by GW, though still found via a search and viewable. Showing old and older posts shows a member's posting and trading history, along with reviews that aren't always posted at The Rate and Review (member's trades) Forum. I'd like to see additional links at the top of the forum page, like here at The Seed Exchange, linking to some more 'pertinent' forums, like I would like to see a search box, clearly being for search results for a specific forum...like the search box found in the blurb at the top of the Ponds and Aquatic plants. The Rate and Review Forum could really benefit from such a feature so that so many new review threads would not be started when there is actually an existing review thread...or in some cases, numerous threads for one member. I realize though that there will still be some who will miss reading The Forum Instructions, thus will probably start some new threads without searching. As so many others have stated on other forums...the ability to edit one's post, but with strict restrictions, since it 'could' have some bad ramifications if posts disappeared out of a trade offer/agreement. Maybe allow editing for up for a period of time, if there are no replies to the thread yet?...or up to 5 minutes? Am I over thinking this? I'll probably be back with more. Sue...rbb |
easier to add pictures to trade list for those of us that are less than talented w/ computers. P |
Love the GW - great addiction, thank you Tamara and Sue and others ...will read and probably get some ideas and inputs ..later. Bea |
- Posted by nancy_pants 5 (My Page) on Thu, Oct 18, 12 at 23:56
I am new to GW and am already a seed exchange addict. I love this idea and love how well it works. My biggest problem when I wanted to start trading was getting set up. If you could just have the Member Pages or maybe a "getting started" option at the top of the page it would make it a lot easier. Also I like to check my posts from my phone and the fact that the member log in button isn't right next to the place to log in can be difficult on a little screen. |
- Posted by wally-1936 Richmond Tx (My Page) on Sat, Oct 20, 12 at 7:57
It would be nice to be able to find and update our profiles. This is a great website. I keep telling others about this site, I know some may join but like most free advice most do not ever look. I am very happy with the contacts-exchanges or just plain give-away where others or ourselves can share our surplus seeds. I still have not gotten the hang of uploading more than one photo at a time. Many Thanks for your website. Paul |
How about the ability to Rate & Review a member from their Member Page with just the click of a button (or link)? |
1. I find it difficult to 'find' the person I want to rate and review. I have to scroll through or hope a search works. I can't really compare GW to Ebay, but rating on Ebay is so easy and it's very effective. Could the names be alphabetized instead of listed by date so I can find the person easier? 2. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I always go to the bottom of the page and click Exchanges & Trading or Member Pages. Can you put those at the top of the page? 3. More photos of flowers/plants in your layout that add visual appeal and change/slide show/etc. Maybe even photo credit-Daylily 'Happy Days' by daylilytrdr in Peoria, IL. 4. I agree with the above-stated. People are still commenting on posts/trades from over a year ago. Maybe the newest posts could be at the top instead of the bottom, like the idea of time limit. Now let me tell you the things you're doing RIGHT. |
- Posted by poisondartfrog 7a (My Page) on Mon, Oct 22, 12 at 13:24
Ditto to all of the above, but especially to Ronnie's suggestion of having a "skip to end" option to keep from having to scroll through long threads. Alana |
- Posted by gwAnnouncements none (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 9:44
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, |
- Posted by rockwhisperer 6a (My Page) on Thu, Nov 29, 12 at 14:39
No one has mentioned the annoying Netflix ad that pops up as soon as one of the threads has been selected to read. I do have a pop-up blocker and it always tells me it has blocked pop-ups on your site, but this one gets through every time. I don't mind the ads on the sidebar that I can click on if I'm interested and scroll by if I'm not but I don't appreciate being forced to "X" out the Netflix ad OR to have to wait for the ad at the very top that initially pushes the thread list down and then back up when it closes itself. I don't know how many times I've found myself on a thread other than the one I selected because of that box changing the locations of the list. Otherwise, I appreciate GW, have made many friendships through the forum. |
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Český Krumlov State Castle with its architectural standard, cultural tradition, and expanse ranks among the most important historic sights in the central European region. Originally Gothic castle from 13th century was enlarged in 14th century and it was rebuit in the Renaissance style in 16th century. In 17th and 18th centuries the castle was modified in the Baroque and the Rococo style.After the castle tour, but also after the visitor sees the garden and the whole area of the castle he or she can feel like in the Middle Ages when the nobility walked through the corridors.
One of the oldest castles in South Bohemia was built by the Family of Vítek around the mid 13th century. The medieval disposition of the castle consisted of the Lower and Upper Castle.
Hluboká and Vltavou Chateau are unquestionably one of the true pearls of the Czech Republic. It is situated on a hill above the Vltava river about 10 km north of České Budějovice.
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Originally royal castle from 14th century which was damaged by Jindřich of Rosenberg in 1395. In 1495 Peter IV. of Rosenberg invited there friary of St. Frank of Pauly to establish there paulanic monastery. Monastery with single-aisle church of St. Andrew never was finished and about 1530 wholly abandoned.
Červený Dvůr Castle - Rococo chateau, surrounded by English gardens - presently the Chateau houses a psychiatric rehabilitative center
This eight-nave chapel of Our Lady Dolorous and the Holy Cross built in 1710 is vaulted by an eight-part arch and covered with a tent-like roof topped with a lantern and a double cross.
Today the fortress no longer exists. It was situated on the place of today's residential building from 18th century and its adjacent yard. The cellars underneath the residential building are the only remains of that fortress.
Church of St. Bartholemew founded before 1277, reconstructed in late gothic style around 1530, and again from 1649-52 and in 1735. The tower was raised or newly built in neogothic style in 1870.
Church of St. Bartholemew - originally the gothic chapel of St. Kateřina founded in the early 14th century.
Church of St. Jakub Větší - originally from the mid 13th century, damaged in 1423, expanded in 1663, completely romanized from 1872 to 1874.
First mention about the church of St. Jiří is from 1359, in 1735 Gothic church was rebuilt and modified in Baroque style. In 1857 was built large vicarage next to the church. School was finished in 1858.
Church of St. Kateřina - originally early gothic, founded in 13th century, completely rebuilt at the turn of the 15th to 16th century.
Church of St. Markéta - first mention in 1374. Originally Gothic structure from the late 13th century, reconstructed in 1694 - 1696 and in 1708.
Church of St. Martin in Polná na Šumavě - original structure from the end of the 13th century. The presbytary, nave, and tower come from this time. The northern side chapel, used as a sacristy, came about during repairs from 1488, when the church was finished in late Gothic style. The church underwent a Renaissance reconstruction in 1653, when the tower was added.
Early Gothic church of St. Mary Magdalena was gothically rebuilt in 1483-1491 and the church tower was modified in 1818.
Originally a Gothic church is the first-cited in 1339 Probably it is haunted, as one of the bells The year 1313th.
First mention is from 1271. Late Gothic structure from late 1400's on older foundations.
Church of St. Simon and Jude, originally of the Holy Mary Magdalena, established around 1340; baroque reconstruction from 1697 - 1704 by G. Caneval. Interior furnishings from 19th century.
Church of St. Vavřinec - Gothic building from the 14th century. Later reconstructed, then regothicized in 1870.
Church of the Archangel Michael - the oldest original part is a Romanic sacristy, where the original vaults were replaced by a new one, and a Gothic presbytary was added in the 14th century. On the site of the destroyed Častolár church from 1557 a new three-knaved church was built in pseudogothic style in 1887.
First mention from 1259, main altar from 1770. Originally Gothic with preserved presbytary and tower walls. Remaining parts built in 1909 by František Schiffhaler.
Cetviny - gothic church of the birth of the Virgin Mary, first mentioned in 1384.
Church of the Holy Mary Magdalena in late gothic style, built from 1487-1507 on the site of an older church. Significant example of Rosenberg late Gothic.
Church of the Immaculate Conception of the Virgin Mary erected 1799-1800 on the site of a former wooden chapel; 1901-1904 modified in new romanesque, tower added.
Dívčí Kámen castle is one of the castles in Bohemia of which the foundation charter was preserved. Today Dívčí Kámen castle with its 210 metres of length and 45 metres of width is one of the largest castle ruins in Bohemia.
Benešov nad Černou was founded in the second half of 13th century by Beneš of Michalovice as a settlement nearby the stronghold.
The fortified settlement of Chlum founded in the 13th century was reconstructed several times during its existence. Those reconstruction led to the fact that the settlement was changed into the farm yard in the 17th century.
The buildings of the fortified settlement are a remarkably valuable example of the Renaissance style of the 16th and the 17th centuries.
Only the torso of the sizeable residential tower was preserved. The tower had a square plan and the length of the sides was 9 metres.
The need for clean water was the main reason why from 15th century the citizens of Český Krumlov continually built a system of ducts to supply the town with water.
Southeast house number 102 located the remains of "old" cemetery. From the data indicate that the cemetery was established before the year 1480 Were buried here, and all the Jews in Linz until 1863 until the establishment of a Jewish cemetery in Linz.
A building resembling a grange was built on the place of the former fortress.
From the time the castle was established by Vítek z Krumlova (1220 - 1272) in the 13th century, it performed the function of a fortress and an administrative centre of the estates that were part of the growing dominion of the members of the Witigonen family. Their estates were spread on the both sides of today's border between the Czech Republic and Austria.
The little three-wing Baroque castle with the central projection of a wall and four bays on the corbels in the front east side. The Baroque church of Saint Jan Nepomucký is joined to the south wing of the little castle.
The construction of the Monastery started after its foundation, exactly in the mid-14th century. The temple Body of Christ arose probably as soon as in the 14th century, but the cloister of the monks was apparently finished only one and a half century later, toward the end of the 15th century.
Dean church of St. Bortholemew - originally early Gothic, founded in 1259, modified in the 16th century, reconstructed in the 17th century.
Parish church of St. Jiljí - originally founded in 1279, today's building from around 1400. The main period of the building took place in the second half of the 15th century (finished in 1507). One of the best examples of South Bohemian late gothic.
The two-floor prismatic tower in the middle of the decaying yard was preserved until today from the original village and the medieval fortress.
Pilgrimage church of the Virgin Mary - the original church structure is from the late 13th century. The church was destroyed during the Hussite wars in 1422 and 1469, when the militia destroyed a school as well. Today's church was built in late Gothic style from 1471 to 1488. In 1670 the physician Ondřej Volkshofer from Krumlov commissioned an altar to be built.
Baroque sculpture with the heads of angels, images of Christ and Saint Florian´s, Saint Sebastian and Saint Jan Nepomucký´s Sculpture. It is situated on the common. It was built in the second half of 18th century after the plague epidemic.
Slavkov Fortress is one of a few buildings where the original connections of individual elements of a manor were preserved.
Small castle of Louzek is located as a river tear on a wide spit of the fiercely flowing Malše river.
The small castle of Pořešín is a very interesting rarity of the South Bohemian castle architecture of 14th century.
Originally it has been since 1385 a church of hermits from the Pavlans order, founded by Jan and Petr of Rožmberk.
St. Jan Nepomucký´s Statue created in 1726 is located on a three-sided column with reliefs of St. Dominik, St. Leonard, and St. Václav, and statues of St. Donát, St. Florián, and St. Roch.
Formerly on the site was a chapel or little church of St. Jošt. The church was established before 1334 by Peter I. von Rosenberg, and was a part of the Rosenbergs´ hospital (Latrán No. 13). The building remains with the preserved Gothic constructions and details.
A one-nave oblong building with a three-sided presbytery and an axial eastern sacristy. Three-axial western facade with rounded corners is topped by a shield gable with volutes and niches cut inside the round corners.
St. Michael archangel church in Horní Dvořiště is first mentioned in year 1252. It had been founded by Vok of Rožmberk and it has been presented as a parochial church till 1384.
Architectural gem, the neo-Gothic octagonal tower became the second dominant Český Krumlov. The church occasionally becomes a venue for concerts of classical music
The first stone for chapel was laid down on 19. June 1550. Its founder Jan Častolar dedicated it to St. Voršila, patroness of his daughter.
The first and decisive impulse to build the Stations of the Cross in Frymburk parish gave landowner from Lipno Adalbert Donauer, who at the beginning of ninetieths of 19th century paid six hundred of golds "for granitiform Stations of the Cross". Chapel was solemnly consecrated on 13. October 1898.
Svatý Kámen Pilgrimage Church - church of the White Virgin Mary resting on a stone - originally a baroque monastery with church and chapel from 1653.
Built in Nouveau-Romanesque style in 1909 by the local Jewish community, the Cesky Krumlov Synagogue features an eight-sided tower with Torah-shaped windows.
The locality of Studenec near Rožmberk nad Vltavou is called after a well with miraculous water. There was a supported document issued in 1679 proving that it is allowed to celebrate masses in the newly built chapel. The chapel was given the name of St. Anna.
The Vltava Basin situated on the mild knoll is dominated by the late Gothic church. It is probably one of the oldest sacred buildings in South Bohemia.
Originally known as the Church of St. Markéta. In 1339 it was mentioned as the branch of the Rožmberk Parish Church. Nikolaus of Malšín was a rector. The sacristy of our days used to be a chapel consisting of two square fields dating from the second half of the 13th century.
In 1843,because of the rusty condition the fountain was abolished, and a new one was built by the Plague Column in the upper part of the square.
Only the ruins of the castle's fortification, fragments of the semicylindrical bastion and vigorous cylindrical tower situated on a narrow rocky spit above the Malše river were preserved to the present day.
Vicarage church of St. Peter and Paul - first mention in 1257. After a blaze in 1507 rebuilt in late Gothic style. The church is furnished in pseudogothic.
The monastery was founded by Wok von Rosenberg in 1259. He called the Cistercians from Wilhering in Austria to there. On a wish of the founder the monastery became the monastery of the family. Together ten generations of the family were buried there.
The former abbey in Zlatá Koruna is the best preserved Cistercian monastery in Bohemia. The area of the monastery was in 1995 announced as the national cultural treasure.
The Preotected area of Žofín Primaeval Forest ranks among the highest possible protection category - National Park. It is situated in the middle part of the Novohradské Mountains.
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GENEVA, SWITZERLAND – All Hallows' Eve is not yet here but I am already looking for original Christmas gifts -sadly, parting gifts too. So when I came across a coffee table book showcasing "rare arctic scenes around Geneva", I knew I had to have it.
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Suzumiya ... she lights up any wallpaper> D. I liked the concept, only the black part on the left side, seems exaggerated. But I think it was intentional to highlight the white text.
Thank you very much for your opinion. Yes, the black part was intentional, but I think I should have made the smallest stain. Well the first thing I do, and get better ^ ^
OHOHOHOH I like it! The contrast between said black stain and the brightness of the rest of the wallpaper gives it more color appeal. The chaotic background also contradicts the calm and happy Haruhi in the middle...Very nice! ^_^
There are some really bad line problems there with the vector. Also the background seems a little washed out compared to the character. Keep in mind too when uploading that 1024x768 resolution is hardly used anymore so bigger sizes would be very beneficial. Congrats on getting your first wall here though, keep it up!
I agree with Mom, although the character itself is clean, the oulines are pretty jaggy and on some points even fading away. Im not sure if it is a vector, it can be also a cleaned render, a vector should have much better outlines. (also the vector should be credited inside of description). Also even when I find the background quite well done, the character doesn't blends in, due the different colors. Background usually contains similar colors as the character has, and in this are in clash - red/blue vs. azure/yellow. The text on her paper should be transformed and blended, now it looks to much pasted in just. And 1024x768, seriously? Which year do you write? When I started to wall 3,5 years ago it was already 1600x1200, not spoken from the recenrly used high resolution widescreens!
PS. please don't reply to comments inside of the wallpaper. Commenting own wallpaper is a reportable accuse, if you want to do so, do it on the userpages of your commentators.
I really like the bright colour scheme of this wallpaper and how you have lit up Haruhi's face. It really catches the eye.
^_^ I feel it gives the whole wallpaper a nice "warm" atmosphere.
this excellent I love your wall
Beauty *o* I love you xD very good
thank you ^^
Wall Very nice, I love the colors! <3
the colors on the paper was perfect
I really love the colors although If I could ask If you could upload a bigger resolution size? I really would love to put it as my Desktop Background :}
Other then that I really like it!