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Asp 31"
ASPCategory: | Duty & Tactical Gear |
Subcategory: | Personal Protection |
Price: | $90.00 (average) |
Average Rating: | (5 Votes) |
Member Reviews
- Badge0423, Thu, 17 Jul 2008 19:53:42 UTC.
- 1st review
Love the reach on this baton. Had a 26 and traded it for the 31. Mine came w/ a slip proof rubber grip. I added a enlarged butt cap for extra gripping power.
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- sportsman77, Sun, 30 Nov 2008 16:35:10 UTC.
You can always rely on it.
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- jamullenixsr, Sat, 10 Jan 2009 05:04:59 UTC.
In the hands of a person properly trained in the ASP Tactical Baton the only thing that may stop him or her is a gun. Even then they had better be good. I have instructed in the use of the ASP sense September 1988 and neither I or any of my students that I know of have lost a fight once they passed doing battle with me for 4 minutes in my final exam. I carry the old P9 every day. Jim Mullenix
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- Posse44, Mon, 25 May 2009 23:32:11 UTC.
I have an ASP. I went with the 21" stainless, and added a stainless large endcap. Even in a dark alley, there is no mistake when the 21" stainless flies out and the moon light shines off the stainless steel. Makes one think twice when hearing it and seeing that happen. Not as effective in sound as a Remington 870 racking the action, but still makes the bad guy think twice.
Speak softly and carry and big shinny expanding stick.
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- Spectre3, Wed, 26 Aug 2009 10:57:46 UTC.
I carry the 26, but I could not and would not report for duty without this excellent tool.
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February 18 2014
As it turns out, I have a website! A lot has happened since my last blog entry... You can fill in the blanks with your vivid imaginations.Lots of things brewing for this Spring!
Curator Elizabeth Brown jurored the group show Bodies at NSCC Art Gallery through an international call. I'm very excited to be included. It opens Thurs. Feb. 20 with receptions at 1-2pm, Brown's curator's lecture at 2pm, and another reception at 5-7pm. I hope you can make it.
Amanda Manitach has put together an exhibition of all video work at Hedreen Gallery called Video Library (vol. 1). As the title suggests, there's more greatness to come! The show opens March 13th from 7-9pm. Come check out some northwest video work.
On March 14th I will be launching some new work on Serrah Russell and Alyssa Volpigno's amazing online exhibition space Violet Strays. More details coming soon!
And as if March weren't amazing enough already, I'll be priemiering a new video in collaboration with the fantastic Leah Villarreal at the Chapel Performance Space on March 29 at 8pm. Composer Nat Evans has organized this event and will be debuting an exciting new work in collaboration with writer Chelsea Werner-Jatzke and artist Rodrigo Valenzuela. It will be an incredible experience for the eyes and ears!
August 28 2013
Photo by Eric BeckerI'm super excited to be making work for the NEPO 5K again! Below you'll find this year's press release. Alwyn O'Brien and I will be collaborating on a performance piece entitled Idle in which we will create a tree swing in Daejeon Park. We will swing for the duration of the NEPO 5K event, drawing inspiration from Rococo concepts of the idle that will be contrasted against the physical endurance of the act.I hope to see you all there!NEPO 5K DON'T RUN 2013Get ready! This boundary-blurring, community-involving, city-loving art event is slowly sauntering into existence once again!On Saturday September 7th 2013 NEPO House is proud to present the third iteration of NEPO 5k DON'T RUN, a 5km art walk from the International District to Beacon Hill. The route will be packed with over 60 projects: visual art and sculptural installations, interactive artworks, poetry readings, video projections, sound installations, music and theatrical performances. Artists will install and perform along the ordinary city streets, in garages, a pagoda, meadows along a bike path, below a bridge and under a freeway overpass. Every aspect of this walk is a creative happening – a visual and symbolic experiment in creating a more enjoyable world through active participation.SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 7th 2013, 12 - 8 PMSTART AT HING HAY PARK (INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT)FINISH AT NEPO HOUSE (BEACON HILL)ADMISSION $10 (children are free)PARTICIPATING ARTISTS Kate Clark and Alexandria Kewitt / Robert Hardgrave / Nathaniel Russell / Timothy Cross, Casey Keeler and Ephraim Russell / Taylor Pinton / Rumi Koshino / Sol Hashemi / Serrah Russell / Drew Miller / Nicki Sucec / Graham Downing / Carolyn Law / Erin Pike and Flatchestedmama / Paul Komada and Nicholas Nyland / Sarah Galvin, Riley Christiansen and Willie Fitzgerald / Kat Larson / Brandon Aleson and Jesse Montini-Vose / Virginia Wilcox / Vanessa DeWolf, Lydia Swartz and Christin Call / A K Mimi Allin / Chris Burnside / Francesca Lohmann / Rodrigo Valenzuela and Anastasia Hill / Jess Klein and D.K. Pan / GENDER TENDER (Syniva Whitney, Will Courtney and guests) / Adam Boehmer / Nat Evans / Julia Freeman and Ben von Wildenhaus / Julia Haack / Tara Atkinson and Justin Duffus / meadow starts with p / Erin Elyse Burns and Alwyn O'Brien / Erin Frost / Kathryn Rathke, Jake Nelson and Barry Wright / Magdalena Hill / Alan Petty and Dakota Gearhart / Pete Fleming / Max Kraushaar / Keeara Rhoades / JD Banke / Lindsey Apodaca and Tarrah / Saya Moriyasu / Hanita Schwartz / PDL / Ruth Marie Tomlinson / Aaron Asis and Keith MacLean / Estee Clifford and Molly Sides / Midwest (Sean Johnson and Jason Wood) / Eric E. Aguilar / New Animals / Ken Turner / Mario Lemafa / Carolina Silva / Glenn Herlihy and Seanjohn Walsh / Alice Gosti / Maggie Carson Romano / Joel Kvernmo / Devon Midori Hale / Jennifer Zwick / Ryan Fedyk / Jared Bender / Jason Hirata.REGISTRATION by Vis-a-Vis Society. MC: Joey Veltkamp. (12:00 - 3:00 pm)ARTWALK (1:00 - 6:00 pm)FINISH LINE entertainment, featuring music by Pollens and Iska Dhaaf, slideshow by SlideLuck, DJ, performances and more. Food trucks and beer garden. (5:30 - 8:00 pm)Posters, maps and signs by: Jonathan Horn, Derek Erdman, Olivia McCausland, Aidain Fitzgerald and Jake Muilenberg.Curated by Klara Glosova, Sierra Stinson and Zack Bent.Visit: nepohouse.orgContact: email@example.com event pageThis project was supported, in part, by an award from 4Culture. This program is also supported, in part, by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission, and a grant from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). NEPO House is an Associated Program of Shunpike.
June 5 2013
I am pleased to announce my participation in a group show curated by Serrah Russell at PRISM in Ballard, Seattle. Please join me this Saturday, June 8th from 7-10pm for the opening reception!
Here's the Press Release:Both Are: a compound love storyA group exhibition inspired by J.D. Salinger's short stories, Franny and Zooey.Curated by Serrah RussellOpening Reception | June 8th, 2013, 7 - 10 pmJune 8 - July 25, 2013Artists:Allison ManchAmelia HooningDiane BolmeErin Elyse BurnsHannah RussellMaggie Carson RomanoSierra StinsonFor Both Are: A Compound Love Story, seven artists were invited to create new work responding to J.D. Salinger's short stories, Franny and Zooey. Using video, photography, collage, drawing and embroidery, the works are varied and distinct as each artist finds inspiration in characters, themes and phrases within the dense work. The works speak to both the person and direction of the artist, as unique sources of inspiration combine and collide to tell their own story.PRISM http://prismcollectionseattle.blogspot.com 5208 Ballard Avenue NW Seattle, WA 98107 Open Daily, 11-7
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March 19 2013
Check it out! Reserve your spot for a performance of Litany on April 3rd or 5th!
EVENT SCHEDULE:Doors: 6pm1st Performance: 6:30pmQ & A Discussion: 7pm2nd Performance: 7:30pm
March 18 2013
Here are a few installation views of Litany as it evolves at A Project Space. The residency has been such a rewarding experience! Can't wait to see you all at the performances in April. Stayed tuned for more details.
March 9 2013
Tonight is the opening of my new video work at a project space in Sodo. It has been an amazing week of installing and I'm thrilled to have the opportunity to continue working in the space all month!Litany is a multi video projection piece that has been described as "like being inside a fog-filled cocoon."I will be doing studio visits by appointment throughout the month of March, so if you're interested in visiting, drop me a line! At the end of the residency, there will be a series of musical performances by my collaborator, Jeremiah Cawley, which will be reservation strongly encouraged (space is limited!) Check back for upcoming details here and here.
Here's a sneak peek with some installation snapshots:
February 28 2013
Spring is shaping up quite nicely with many projects afoot!
Heat Whispers launches at 4Culture's e4c Gallery this First Thursday March 7th and will be on display the whole year! Very exciting.
And a new project at Sally Schuh's a project space opens on Sat. March 9th from 6-8pm.
Here's some info. from the Press Release about the work at a project space:
"In March a project space welcomes Erin Elyse Burns for a month-long residency. Burns will develop immersive video which will explore mental imagery inspired by composer John Cage's 1980 piece entitled "Litany for the Whale." The Cage piece is a vocal work for two voices with a call and response structure reminiscent of religious chants. The video Burns will create is designed to complement the sound through a series of vignettes, which build upon each other. In collaboration with London and Seattle-based musician, Jeremiah Cawley, the residency will include live musical performances on Wednesday, April 3rd and at the closing reception on Friday, April 5th."
I hope to see you often this Spring!
February 16 2013
Here are a few installation views I took of Trespasses as Whispers at Sierra Arts Foundation. Thank you to everyone involved and a very special thanks to Nick Larsen for being so intergral to making this exhibition happen!
January 22 2013
Jan. 26 - 27 will host this year's ONN/OF Light Festival curated by Sierra Stinson and Susan Robb. The event is being held in an defunct BMW car dealership in Capitol Hill. There will be dozens of visual artists contributing work, including myself, sound installations (a new work by Nat Evans collaborating with John Teske) and workshops galore! I may even pour you a drink. Mark your calendars everyone, it's going to be fabulous way to ward away the gray.
January 20 2013
I'm honored to have had the privilege to curate and participate in this show at Sierra Arts Foundation in Reno, NV. If you're in Northern Nevada, please stop on by and check it out.I will travel to Reno for the closing reception on Feb. 1st. If you're in town, see you there!


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View contact list for all other enquiriesHow are the Awards judged?
The finalists are selected by an independent panel that includes an expert for that sector, last year's winner and a member of the Farmers Weekly editorial team.
Three shortlisted finalists will be chosen from the entries for each category by this judging team.
Each of these finalists is visited by the category judging team during the summer.
The sponsor will also take part in the visits, as well as a photographer.
Meet the judges from our 2013 Awards:
The judges for 2014 are to be confirmed.
Partner, Strutt and Parker
Judging category: Arable Farmer of the Year
Jock Willmott works for Strutt and Parker's farming department where he manages 1,600ha of farmland, provides strategic and comprehensive crop management for clients in East Anglia and purchases fleets of farm machinery for clients across the business. He is also the firm's technical agronomy lead and is involved in their Arable Farm Benchmarking service.
Judging tip:
"While the weather may have affected most farms with crops not looking at their best, I will be judging a business on its structure, organisation, profitability and strategies to solve future challenges."
Senior Lecturer, Harper Adams University College
Judging category: Beef Farmer of the Year
Simon comes from a north-east Lancashire dairy, beef and sheep farming family. He worked as a beef cattle specialist with ADAS for 6 years and for Rumenco as a technical manager for 12 years. In 1999 he became a senior lecturer at Harper Adams, specialising in beef cattle, where he is responsible for all beef production teaching, as well as research on the University's 100-head bull beef unit.
Judging tip:
"I will be looking for a beef producer who is focused on efficient production and putting science into practice with a system that is both sustainable but more importantly profitable. This may be a beef producer with either sucklers or dairy-bred beef cattle, with either continentals or native breeds on either an intensive or extensive system."
Director, Wynn Business Partnerships Ltd
Judging category: Contractor of the Year
Philip has had a career in farm management and consultancy spanning 40 years. He is currently Chairman of two farming cooperatives and has direct responsibility for the management of 6,000 acres of farming in Lincolnshire. In addition, he provides day to day and strategic business advice to a wide range of family and corporate businesses.
Judging Tip:
"I will be seeking to find the contractor who continually delights his farming clients through his efficient and cost effective delivery. This top rate service will need to be carefully linked to the profitability of his own business and his ability to reinvest in both efficiency and new technology to ensure the operation is sustainable for the long term."
Chairman, Natural England
Judging category: Countryside Farmer of the Year
Poul has been chairman of Natural England since December 2009 and was a joint founder of the Tenant Farmers Association, as well as a previous chairman of Milk Marque.
He is a director of a successful family dairy farming business at Kingston Hill Farm in Oxfordshire and has a long track record of integrating conservation with the demands of modern farming.
Judging tip:
"I firmly believe that we can't separate food and environment and I want to see farmers who have put the days of 'production first, environmental protection second' behind them. We need both. I will be looking for farmers who are bringing top quality products to market while protecting the environment."
Chairman, Dairy Pro
Judging category: Dairy Farmer of the Year
David Cotton is a fourth generation dairy farmer in central Somerset where he farms a herd of 160 cows on 600 acres. The farm has diversified and boasts office accommodation, a small campsite and is currently looking into developing more office space and renewable energy.
In addition to being chairman of Dairy Pro, David will become the board director in April. He is also an RABDF council member.
Judging tip:
"We are looking for a progressive dairy farmer who has a long-term plan, excellent attention to detail, makes the best use of resources and plays a part in the community."
Freelance rural consultant
Judging category: Diversification Farmer of the Year
Alan Spedding spent the majority of his career as a beef production specialist and as a communicator with RASE. He now runs RuSource – a free weekly email for rural professionals and is a project manager for Farming Futures which informs farmers and their advisers about strategies to cope with climate change. He is also editor of the RASE Journal.
Judging tip:
"Size doesn't matter – it can be a large or a small business. I will be looking for originality, the use of science, business and marketing skills and collaborative activity. But above all, great products."
RASE Chief Executive
Judging category: Farm Adviser of the Year
David Gardner was appointed chief executive of Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) earlier this year. He began his farming career with the Co-operative Farms as a management trainee in 1981 and managed the Co-op's Stoughton farming estate throughout the 1990s. He joined the senior management team in 2001 and took over the organisation's fruit operation in 2008.
Judging tip:
"I am looking for someone delivering value, strategic vision and innovation for their farming clients. The winner will be someone who can apply their in-depth knowledge to the challenges and aspirations of their farming clients; someone who is improving the business sustainability and opportunities of farm businesses."
Professor of Agricultural Management and Economics, Nottingham University
Judging category: Farm Manager of the Year
Originally from a farming background in Cumbria's Eden Valley, Paul Wilson is Associate Professor of Agricultural Management and Economics, and Director of the University of Nottingham's Rural Business Research Unit. Dr Wilson is also chief executive officer of Rural Business Research, leading the highly respected Farm Business Survey research programme for England.
Judging tip:
"The winner will be managing and advancing a profitable business, incorporating excellence in production, finance and marketing alongside key attributes in people management. Current and future environmental sustainability thinking will be matched by passion and dedication. In short, the winner will demonstrate excellence across four "Ps – profit, people, planet and passion."
Deputy President, NFU
Judging category: Farmworker of the Year
Meurig Raymond and his brother grow combinable crops and potatoes, rear 620 dairy cows, 600 head of beef cattle and about 2,500 store lambs in Pembrokeshire.
The farm grows 2,000 acres of combinable crops and 270 acres of potatoes. There are 620 dairy cows, with 300 followers.
The farm also has 600 head of beef cattle and around 2,500 store lambs, fattened during winter.
Judging tip:
"I am looking for a person who is totally dedicated to the farming business, shows great enthusiasm in their work and has the desire to innovate and improve farm performance."
Managing Director, Farm Energy Centre
Judging category: Green Energy Farmer of the Year
Andrew Kneeshaw is managing a director at the Farm Energy Centre, involved in running the NFU Farm Energy Service and Climate Change Agreements for pigs, poultry and horticulture.
Andrew originates from East Yorkshire. His father was a butcher-turned-agricultural supply rep.
He attended the University of Bradford to study Electrical and Electronic Engineering and started his career working for the Yorkshire Electricity Board.
Judging tip:
"A recent text on energy said that the most valuable unit of energy for the environment is the one you never use. So, as well as good renewables generation, I'll be looking for frugal and well-planned energy use."
Chair, FARMA (The farm retail and markets association)
Judging category: Local Food Farmer of the Year
Sally Jackson originally trained as a Chartered Surveyor. She later married and moved to Lincolnshire to a third generation farm, 800 acres over two sites growing wheat, barley, oil seed rape, carrots and vining peas plus free range pigs, sheep and chickens for the farm shop.
She built up and sold a mail order children's wear business then started to develop direct farm retailing. The farm shop and cafe opened 2001 and trebled in size in 2005, winning 'FARMA farm retailer of the year', rebranded as The Pink Pig Farm.
Judging tip:
"Local food is a subject very close to my heart. Educating people about food, growing food for customers, telling the story plus a good business plan are all strong influencing factors when judging this award. I am looking forward to great innovation and an original approach to local food."
General Manager, National Pig Association
Judging category: Pig Farmer of the Year
Dr Zoe Davies was appointed the National Pig Association's (NPA) Regions Manager in 2008, following five years working with DEFRA where she managed the research and development portfolio on livestock production.
She is now the NPA's general manager. Zoe managed a British Quality Pigs research farm and also undertook a Nuffield Scholarship last year looking at the movers and shakers in global pork production.
Judging tip:
"This years' winner will not only be running a fantastic business, but they need to be creative and driving forward innovations in productivity and welfare while also having a customer focus. It's also vital that they demonstrate a passion for the industry and show they appreciate the importance of being part of the bigger picture of farming."
Senior Consultant, ADAS
Judging category: Poultry Farmer of the Year
Jason Gittins is a senior consultant with ADAS in the Sustainable Livestock Group. He works with a range of commercial companies including producers, integrated companies and at retail level.
He also works with UK Government departments and agencies, mainly dealing with the impacts of legislation and policy on the poultry sector. His main areas of input include animal welfare, pollution control, sustainability and product quality.
Judging tip:
"The winner this year is likely to be someone who has developed a successful and sustainable business and who has plans in place to ensure future profitability. He or she should be seen as an example for others to follow and a positive role model for the UK poultry sector."
EBLEX livestock scientist
Judging category: Sheep Farmer of the Year
Liz Genever has been a beef and sheep scientist with EBLEX since October 2005. Having come from a mixed farm in South Lincolnshire, Dr Genever went on to study Animal Science before gaining a PhD in Farm Animal Behaviour and Welfare from Cambridge University. She is involved in around 50 on-farm events a year, mainly covering improved grazing management.
Judging tip:
"I am looking for a farmer who has clear understanding of their profit drivers, and will be interested to see how this has changed how they manage their sheep. I want to see good grazing management, plus their long term strategy to ensure the right type of feed is available. I would like to see a farmer with good attention to detail, such as an active health plan or using EID to make better management decisions."
Vice-chancellor, Harper Adams University
Judging category: Young Farmer of the Year
David Llewellyn first joined Harpers Adams in 1998 and since then has been prolific in pushing skills development for young people in agriculture up the industry agenda. In 2009 he served as a member of the BBSRC Working Group on Skills and Capacity in the Agri-Food Sector and is currently a trustee for Lantra, a board member for Landex and a board member of the Leadership Foundation in Higher Education.
Judging tip:
"I'll be looking for someone who has strong technical ability and who is not afraid to try out new ideas. They will also have to have a firm grasp of the business principles required to make their farm business a success."


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Mardy also clinched the US Open Series. He will get a $1 million bonus if he goes on to win the US Open. No one in men's tennis has ever accomplished that, but I guess there can be a first for everything. At least he gets a nifty trophy to celebrate the amazing summer he has had.
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I actually ran the bulk of this post last April, so while some of ya may be experiencing dejavu with it, know that (a) I only included the products I'm still in love with and (b) I updated it to include the things I've falled in love with since then! Oh, and some of the links are affiliate ones, but for serious, I wouldn't put the hooplah around it unless I've used it for myself and wanna marry it. Don't tell my husband.
For CRM (Customer Relations Management): Batchblue
I've used SalesForce in my Corporate America life, and hated the unprettiness/ clutteredness/ textbasedness of it all (although it looks like they've updated it since). Thankfully, I found BatchBlue early in the game and used their basic plan ($9.95/month) for over a year before adding my Virtual Assistant to my mix and throwing 'em an extra $10/month, happily. The most amazeballs thing about Batchblue is their super-sophisticated social media integrations. If you have a name and an email address, you can click the Search Social Network button and have Batchblue find their Twitter account, Facebook profile, Flickr username and LinkedIn profile, which you can then add to that contact's Social Media tag. You can also add RSS feeds for, well, anything (I set ones up for blogs, Etsy and Pinterest) – so that person's latest tweets and posts and pins and pics are all within their entry. It's also really easy to attach files, create To Dos and Events (that sync with your calendar), run reports for whatever you find important (i.e. I have one that tells me how many consultation calls end up signing on as clients), create web forms that then sync with the contact's info, and keep track of Deals. And seriously, the company is generally awesome. They not only send me goodies all the time, but the donated to my boob cancer walk!
For newsletters: Mailchimp
If every company aspired to be like Mailchimp, we'd all be in a much happier place. Not only do they keep upping the amount of their free accounts (it used to be 500 subscribers, then 1000, and now 2000), but they keep things so user-friendly and pretty and easy – from creating your first newsletter to reading the data of who opened your last email – that it's pretty much a pleasure to send an update to your fans. And when I do run into trouble – and I did recently – they have real people at the other end of the IM system that not only help you, but have personalities and might send you a ninja sticker postcard(!!!) after talking to them. And yes, I have said ninja sticker postcard. It's amazeballs.
For social media management: Hootsuite
I'm a cheapskate. With all the free platforms out there, something's gotta be really super good for me to pay for it. I think this proves how much I love me some Hootsuite, as I didn't bat an eye when they switched to a paying platform, and I happily give 'em my $5.99 each month for all they do. Yeah, I know people like TweetDeck and I think it's still free, but I was super annoyed by the desktop pop-up I'd get every time my home feed was updated. Whether on my desktop, laptop, or iPhone, HootSuite is the one-stop-shop for me to update my twitter account, my Facebook profile, my Facebook fan page, my LinkedIn profile, and my FourSquare account (you can also add your ping.fm account, mixi (whatever that is), WordPress and MySpace). So, no need to go anywhere else to update all your statuses, schedule updates/tweets in advance, shorten links, and create private and public lists (no more homefeed overwhelm!).
For clipping, organizing, and To Do-ing: SpringPad
When I discovered SpringPad, I immediately unsubscribed from BaseCamp and stopped updating Delicious and Evernote. I'm kinda afraid to explain it because there's so much and it's so varied, I might (a) write for pages and pages and put you to sleep (b) make everything super convoluted, so head over to their info page and get the scoop. Then, know that you can keep all your bookmarks, all the products you want and recommend (whether you're surfing online or out in the world), all your take-out menus and fave spots, and all your notes/To Dos and put 'em in one place – or in multiple notebooks in the same place. There's even a Bulletin Board option for each notebook, so you can pull out images and satiate the visual piece of your notes you're yearning for. The only downfall I've experienced with Springpad is that it won't mark a To Do as done until the To Do date passes, so if you have reminders set-up for something, it'll keep reminding you to do it even if it's been done (if that makes sense). Pretty annoying. Springpad, please fix this! I love you!
For email: Gmail
I've been using Gmail for my personal account for years, but it was a no-brainer to keep on using it when I became a Woman of the World (aka entrepreneur). I love me their folders, their filters, their forwarding, their starring system, their themes (the Bus Stop one changes with the weather!), their Priority Inbox, the amount of space I get, and their stacked conversation view. If you're curious, I did sign up for a free trial of Google Apps, but couldn't find the benefit, so never took the time to install/use it. If you use it and love it, please leave a comment – I'd love to hear!
For calendering: Google Calendar
I've been toying with the idea of switching to iCal, but I'm on so many different machines that I love the web-basedness of Google Calendar, as well as the ability to create multiple calendars for different categories (and color-code 'em!). It also seems to Sync with every application possible, so I have my Batchblue To Dos there and can see 'em every day in that view. I don't love that it doesn't live on my phone (I have to log-in to a web page to view it), but I do have the benefit of knowing it's always updated no matter where I am.
For time tracking: Freckle
While I don't bill my clients based on my time, I've found Freckle enormously helpful (and easy! and pretty! and visual!) in tracking my time, taking stock of what I'm actually spending my time on. This has lead me to some valuable info for my business: what takes up most of my time, what I need to spending more/less time on, what's worth delegating, if I'm charging enough based on the non-session time I don't bill clients for, etc. Even if this isn't something you're interested in in the long-term, the free 30-day trial (and they email you a week before it's up so you won't get billed "accidentally"!) is an eye-opening exercise in time management. And having that timer on for each task has definitely keep me more focused and more unitasking!
For legal signing: EchoSign
I use EchoSign so my new clients can sign their agreements quickly/easily, agreeing I'm not the boss of 'em and that they won't sue me and whatnot. I was nervous that just typing their name into a Word document wouldn't hold up in court, and scanning the document back and forth ended up being more complicated than I originally figured it would be. With EchoSign, I was able to upload my agreements, add the name/initial/date/signature fields I need, and keep 'em on file until I send 'em to my new client. Once the client "signs" it (by typing), it gets sent to me to countersign (again, by typing), and then we both get PDFs of the agreement for our files. Everything's time stamped and saved in the EchoSign files, so there's a real detailed record there should I need it later on. The only complaints I've had is in the shady wording EchoSign used when I first signed up – which they've since updated – and reflected in their pricing (they charge more for a month-to-month account than what they advertise – the price there is if you prepay for a year, but they don't say that). But the actual product's pretty great and gives me peace of mind, so I put up with it. They also recently got bought by Adobe, which I hope would have 'em get their act together on the back-end, but, uh, not so much (let's just say I prepaid for a year recently & they kept emailing my monthly invoices – for 3 months straight! – even though I would correct 'em each and every time). Still worthwhile to me, though.
For fancy schmancy online scheduling: Skedge.me
When I first knew I wanted a fancy schmancy online scheduler, I did my research. It was a few years ago so I don't quite remember the others I looked at, but lots of them seemed salon- and gym- based. I found TimeTrade back then (2008 or so, I think), and have stuck with 'em until this month, when my yearly account expired. Yes, Skedge.me is 11x the amount of TimeTrade (which is still tough for me to swallow), but the truth of the matter is that back then I needed something uber-basic and uber-cheap, and now I need something, um, more complicated – and with that comes a higher price range. When I knew TimeTrade was coming up, I pounded the pavement big-time, and I swear I signed up for a dozen free accounts. My non-negotiables? Being able for my clients to go to my next available appointment right away (instead of looking at 6+ wks of unavailable time), having an easy time zone converter, being able to add multiple services, not needing to have a physical location, and having my clients (or me!) be able to easily reschedule/cancel appointments. Skedge.me is the only platform that's given me all this, and while I wish they (a) had a buffer between appointments that I can load, so there's no danger of peeps booking back-to-back (b) they had room to put a description of each service, I'm giving them a whirl.
For blogging/websiting: WordPress
I'm a bit spoiled here as I know this is tough to set-up/design and my man did it all for me, so I can't speak to that. What I can speak to is that I'm fairly developer-illiterate, and it didn't take me too long to figure out WordPress so I could add pics, links, movies, yada yada yada to my posts. And all the plug-ins it offers rock.
For conference calls: FreeConferencePro
I've been using FreeConferencePro since I started coaching in 2007, and love it for (a) giving me my own number (b) allowing me to customize the greeting (aka make a sexy lady voice say the word "amazeballs") (c) having a recording feature so I can email the link to my clients after each session, which they can then download or listen to online. I can count the amount of times the line has been down on one hand, and while it's soooooo not fun when it happens (and the customer service team doesn't really care), it's happened so infrequently it wasn't enough for me to change providers.
For file sharing: Dropbox
Whether you're sharing files between computers, with other people privately, or with the world at large, Dropbox is the coolest. There's tons of storage involved with a free account (I have a crapload of files on it and have only used half of my available storage), and the app is great for when I need to read files on the road. Simple explanation, simple to use, super amazeballs product.
For virtual meetings/workshops/presentations: MeetingBurner
When I hosted my very first virtual workshop last month, I was scared to death of the software I'd have to use. I know that WebEx is the pain of all pains and that my beloved Vokle didn't have a way to make a live event private ("hidden", yes – private, no). I'm not sure how I came across MeetingBurner, but I'm glad I did! With just about an hour of testing, my reliable Virtual Wizard and I learned the ins and outs of the system & felt confident that the live workshop would go off with minimal hitches (which it did! Yes, there was 1 hitch, but somehow we fixed it). Oh, it's worth mentioning that the free account gives ya 15 attendees, while the accounts that charge ya give ya 50-1000+ attendees in the presentation with ya. Somehow I signed up before they upped the pricing (the free account used to give ya 50 attendees) and they've kept me at the Pro account for free for life, but still…I'd pay for this to have the 50 attendees on any months I need a service like this.
For team projects: Trello
I have Michelle Nickolaisen to blame for this. Yes, I watched her video on Trello when she submitted it for my blog, and now I'm hooked. I find, though, that I just use Trello for projects I'm working on within a team – so, for example, writing The Declaration of You book with Jess or launching An Effective Escape with Arwyn (she's that Virtual Wizard I mentioned earlier). Trello is great to eliminate the back-and-forth and make sure everything's out of your head, being worked on, or gonna be worked on. Amen and hallelujah!
For pretending I'm a designer: Picnik
I'm tempted to not even put a link in here because it's closing in less than a month and that makes me cry, I really embraced Picnik this year to make buttons and jpeg stuff for my site. The Clubhouse images (minus the treehouse at the top – Arwyn did that 'cause there's nothing that Wizard can't do!)? Mine! The Effective Escape payment button, the "My Story/Safety Net/Plan B/Breathe Easy Number" and "An Effective Escape includes" images (yup – Arwyn did the rest!)? Mine! I really enjoyed (for the most part) stretching this creative muscle, and Picnik made it easy for me to create amazeballs images without much technical knowledge. I'm definitely not interested in design enough to dive into Photoshop, so I'll be checking out iPiccy next (unless you tell me of another Picnik-like platform to try!).
For super easy money management: Outright
Man, there's just something about the fact that Outright separates your PayPal fees automatically and sends you a weekly profit report (I can see the money that's come in/gone out the week before without doing anything at all!) that just gets me right in the heart-center. Sure, ya need to take some time loading in your accounts and categorizing things. Yes, I go in each month to categorize unknown sales/expenses and double-check the data between my PayPal report and my receipts. But man oh man, the upkeep seems minimal, and spending less than 2 hours a month on my money stuff makes this right-brainer uber-happy with her Outright Plus account.
For online sales/affiliates/yada yada yada: ejunkie
I don't know why ejunkie wasn't included in the original round-up…probably because it's forgettable. I mean, it's good at what it does (having affiliates, allowing you to sell something that's an automatic download, etc) but I soooooo want it to be prettier and more user-friendly that I don't really talk it up much. If anyone knows of a platform that does what ejunkie does and does it like Mailchimp/Batchbook/Hootsuite (aka purdy & easy) and doesn't come with a $55/mo mark-up like 1ShoppingCart, I wanna know about it (or want you to invent it).
For large file sending: YouSendIt
I've used a whole bunch of sites to try to send large files, and I always come back to YouSendIt. You have free unlimited sends as long as what you're sending is under 50MB and you're not sending multiple files at once. That's about all there is to say about it. It's there, it's free, it works. Good enough for me when it comes to this stuff.
Whew! Hope that didn't send ya down the rabbit hole too much, but allowed ya to find some swoon-worthy products/platforms of your own. Happy favoriting, and remember – being a solopreneur is *not* about doing it all on your own!
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This just reinforces why I completely adore you despite never having met you – thank you! I've been following your big life from the other coast and have been sending you healthy boobie thoughts and hugs.
Thanks for a round up of all the useful things- I already use a few & have found a few new ones that look great!
Thanks for sharing this Michelle! I'm a start-up coach and I've been super inspired by you and your energy I'm from ICA too and I chanced upon you through one of the discussion board post of one of your friends (couldn't remember who sorry!) who shared one of your blog posts on where you get your clients or something like that I just find it awesome for you to share your knowledge on stuff like this to the world Thank you! Rock on woman of the world! Hugs from Sri Lanka!
I love Spring Pad! Thank you! I'd not come across that before and having just signed up and installed the add on thing for Chrome, I've now been able to clip the numerous pages I have open and finally have a neat and tidy browser again! Usually you can tell my to-do list from the tabs I have open but not any more!
I am going to miss Picnik as well. Thanks for this wonderful list of helpful software and apps. I'll have to check out a few of the them out as they sound like things I could also use. Be well.
This post plus a recent post where you talked about not being alone in this and folks that help you behind the scenes really help me feel like I could do this too.
I LOVE Springpad! As you're probably aware hahaha. I was just telling Shenee that next year I want to throw their SXSW party – it's such an amazing platform and so good for us creative/visual folks. Going to have to check out Skedge.me as well. And I also agree about Ejunkie – I've heard that the new version of Premise can pretty much replace it (and it's a one-time fee of $200, I think, instead of $5+ every month for each account), but I haven't tried that out myself. Thanks for putting all these resources together Michelle! <3
Oooh! There's a way to put your Google Calendar on your phone! I do it, and it's awesome. http://support.google.com/mobile/bin/answer.py?hl…
Also, if you like the desktop-ness of iCal but want to keep Google Calendar, I *highly* recommend Fantastical: http://flexibits.com/ First of all, it's gorgeous (one of the reasons I wanted to use iCal, actually) and secondly, it puts all your appointments right there on your desktop, and reminds you of them. It syncs with Google really easily, too.
If you ever need any recommendations for applications, LMK… I may have tried every.single.mac application out there in the world.
Thanks for this awesome list! I share your sadness over Picnik… but I think http://www.picmonkey.com might be the replacement. I've just started to play around with it but there are a lot of similarities, and it sounds like they are going to keep adding more to it!
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Wow! thanks for the helpful info. I will check these out for my own business.
Thanks for sharing these resources, I was "just" thinking about switching my scheduling from Tungle (which I have been a fan for for years). For some reason, not sure if it's the Blackberry take-over, I haven't been getting my all of meeting requests and appointments So I am going to look into Skedge.me to see if it's a good fit.
Fabulous! Thanks for sharing this list and–most importantly–making it not just a list of products, but being clear about your WHY for using these things. I think that makes all the difference for folks–like me!–trying to sort this stuff all out


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"Over My Dead Body!"
I don't understand why everybody is hatin' on poor Rhianna. Whitney Houston's mama Cissy Houston caught wind of a confession Rhianna made recently. Rhianna was asked about Whitney Houston and she admitted to Ms. Houston being one of her idols (who doesn't think of her like that? She's influenced so many in the music game) so the person asking the questions asked her if she would play Whitney Houston if asked. Innocently Rhianna gave an enthusiastic 'of course' not thinking that her answer would spark Cissy to have serious problem with it.
Cissy Houston with no hesitation responded with, "Over my dead body!" Wow those are some strong words. Is it because of the drug connection? No disrespect to Ms. Cissy Houston but her daughter was an addict. That was her reality. It shouldn't define who she was because she has contributed so much however it appears that way if you are looking at it from our society's perspective. And anyway Rhianna just smokes weed not coke or prescription pills. As a mother myself Cissy has the right to deny anyone to play her daughter but honestly I don't see anything wrong with this girl playing her but that's just me.
Is Cissy being irrational? Is she in denial of what her daughter was into? Who would be the perfect person and should that person be able to 'sang'? Last year Aretha Franklin shut down Queen Latifah playing her in her biopic (is it because of her being a lesbian?) instead she wants Halle Berry. WTF? Why? Looking back on photos of Aretha there is absolutely no resemblance between the two, makeup wouldn't be able to make that happen. I think that 'secret' surgery she had got rid of her sight. She's just a tad bit delusional.
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Entrainment of Neocortical Neurons and Gamma Oscillations by the Hippocampal Theta Rhythm
Entrainment of Neocortical Neurons and Gamma Oscillations by the Hippocampal Theta Rhythm
Neuron, Volume 60, Issue 4,
Pages 683-697,
Publication Date 26 November 2008
Copyright © 2008 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
DOI: 10.1016/j.neuron.2008.09.014
Anton Sirota
Sean Montgomery
Shigeyoshi Fujisawa
Yoshikazu Isomura
Michael Zugaro
György Buzsáki
Center for Molecular and Behavioral Neuroscience, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, 197 University Avenue, Newark, NJ 07102, USA
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Although it has been tacitly assumed that the hippocampus exerts an influence on neocortical networks, the mechanisms of this process are not well understood. We examined whether and how hippocampal theta oscillations affect neocortical assembly patterns by recording populations of single cells and transient gamma oscillations in multiple cortical regions, including the somatosensory area and prefrontal cortex in behaving rats and mice. Laminar analysis of neocortical gamma bursts revealed multiple gamma oscillators of varying frequency and location, which were spatially confined and synchronized local groups of neurons. A significant fraction of putative pyramidal cells and interneurons as well as localized gamma oscillations in all recorded neocortical areas were phase biased by the hippocampal theta rhythm. We hypothesize that temporal coordination of neocortical gamma oscillators by hippocampal theta is a mechanism by which information contained in spatially widespread neocortical assemblies can be synchronously transferred to the associative networks of the hippocampus.


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- 0Mar 22, '13 by NimashetFirst, I'm 45 and this will be my second career. I graduated with my ADN last May, passed the NCLEX in June, and I will graduate with my BSN in early July. I'm living on the E. coast, but have always planned to relocate to the Pacific Northwest once I had my BSN. I've got family in the Bellingham and Seattle area and I'm moving out there late July. I'm in the process of getting my license endorsed for WA. I will renew my BLS in June and I've got the online review for the ACLS and I plan to take the skills test early August, then start looking for work. My sister-in-law has a friend who is a long-time nurse at a local facility and has offered to let me pick her brain, and to put in a good word for me. I'm single and my kids are grown, so I'm up for any shift, pretty much anywhere to get my start.
I feel like I've got all my ducks in a row, but after a year in the BSN program, my confidence in my ability to do actual nursing is a bit shaken. I've woken up from nightmares where I'm being tested on vital signs and have forgotten them all, much less EKG or pharma. Horror stories of being charge nurse after a week from some of my nursing school cohort who landed in LTC hasn't helped either. I plan to buy a tablet small enough to fit in a scrubs cargo pocket and load it with the Nursing Central package: drug guide, lab ref, procedure ref, etc. as a support, both confidence and logistical, but still...
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- 0Mar 22, '13 by gambronNimashet -- it sounds like you have a good plan! I graduated from nursing school almost 7 years ago and I couldn't be happier with my career choice. About your lack of confidence in being a good nurse..My advice to you is not to worry so much. Easier said than done, huh?
As a new graduate nurse, others don't expect you to know everything. There's nothing wrong with keeping references on you and using them regularly. I admit that I still look up funky labs, medications, how to do certain physical exams and procedures, etc. No one ever thinks less of me because I use my resources. Nursing school doesn't even come close to preparing you for the real world. The only way to develop even the most basic nursing skills is to practice. Studying helps, but the benefit is much less than actual practice.
If you're worried about LTC, why don't you try something a little slower paced to start out with? Otherwise, demand a proper orientation (at least 6 weeks) and don't accept a charge position until you feel comfortable. Remember, it's YOUR license.
I hope this helped. Good luck to you!
Ginger - 0Mar 25, '13 by HouTx GuideThere is a very tight job market in the PacNW right now. It would help if you gained some experience prior to attempting to relocate. You're going to be competing with a huge number of new grads in that area, so it's great that you are open to working in LTC. I don't know of many LTCs that have > 1 month orientation period.
FWIW, many state BONs have some guidelines that are designed to protect new grads. In Tx, NGs cannot be put into 'charge' positions until they have 12 months of experience. You may want to take a look at the Wa NPA so you know what you're dealing with. - 0Mar 26, '13 by NimashetIt's a really tight job market in the Philadelphia area too, so getting experience here is no easier than getting it in the Seattle area, I'm afraid. We've got at least 11 nursing schools in the area. I've got a good support network in NW WA, family and friends, so my odds are actually better there. I hadn't thought about checking out the WA regs... thanks for the idea!


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Robert Lee Salyers Sr., 73, of Wurtland, went to be with his Lord and Savior by his confession of faith before his death on April 1, 2013, in Our Lady of Bellefonte Hospital in Russell after a short illness.
He was born Nov. 20, 1939, in Elliott County, to the late Elihue and Clarice Elva Salyers.
He was also preceded in death by his son, Robert Lee Salyers Jr.; sisters Peggy Sue Salyers and Wilma Clark; and brothers Larry, Rodger and Stanley Salyers.
He retired from AK Steel and was an avid drag race car enthusiast. He was the best father, brother, grandfather and friend in the world.
He is survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Elizabeth "Beth" and John Neal; his wife, Peggy Salyers; his companion of 25 years, Vicky Baker; a son by choice, Michael (Natasha) Baker; grandchildren Dustin Sampson, Shana, Shane and Kayla Salyers and Ava and Acacia Baker; great-grandchildren Aiden and Nico; sisters Carolyn Stapleton, Audrey Dotson and Deborah Nash, all of Franklin Furnace; brothers Ralph, Darrell and Dannie Salyers, all of Franklin Furnace; and many nieces, nephews, cousins and close friends.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 6, 2013, at Plymouth Height Church of the Nazarene in Franklin Furnace by the Rev. Tom Spradlin. Interment will be in Haverhill Cemetery.
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