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Exciting changes coming!, All members please read |
BethnBubba |
Dec 22 2007, 10:55 AM
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 29-April 05 Member No.: 2797 |
We've been sitting in one place for a while, so I haven't checked the site recently.
I like the new stuff I've immediately noticed!! Shorter lists of reviews, but the old ones still available. Prior postings by reviewers - gives a good perspective on what they like & would be similar to my tastes, or not. RSS feeds possible. Especially nice is the obvious - the webmaster is paying attention to the input. Cool. My only further suggestion would be a google map link? Don't know how complicated that is, but surely the world's greatest webmaster will figure it out. |
Texasrvers |
Dec 22 2007, 02:54 PM
Advanced Member Group: Admin Posts: 3244 Joined: 6-March 06 Member No.: 5452 |
I really like the newest change--being able to hide or display the older reviews for a campground. This really cleans up the site and keeps it easy to see the newest reviews while still making the old reviews available if you need them. Good job, Webmaster!!!!!
pianotuna |
Jan 24 2008, 01:41 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 1078 Joined: 7-January 07 Member No.: 10403 |
Thanks for the wonderful site! I have a suggestion for changing the filters in the campground search. Perhaps given the explosion of wifi it may be better to have "modem in the office" changed to "wifi" (or perhaps add wifi?). I don't know if that would be easy or hard. Modem is almost a "given" if there is telephone access presupposing folks have a toll free number such as the one for "Hot Deals Canada". They provide such a number in Canada and USA. Here is a url for anyone who may be interested. I'm a client of theirs and will renew as it is only $6.25 per month for dialup. http://www.hdcanada.com/ Moderator please feel free to edit this post if you see it as advertising. (do not wish to "step on anyone's toes") -------------------- Regards,
Don |
DXSMac |
Feb 2 2008, 01:05 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 2076 Joined: 12-September 07 From: Pacific Northwest Member No.: 16651 |
Well, there was an "exciting" change today. Apparently, this forum was moved to a new server. I was unable to login, so I did "contact administrator." What a shock! Someone actually responded to "contact adminstrator." Webmaster said the move to new server caused some problems.
Gotta say, the webmaster is great with "customer service." JJ -------------------- JJ from Pacific Northwest
Check out my blog on TOADLESS RVing! http://rvingtoadless.blogspot.com/ Feel free to leave me some suggestions. |
FosterImposters |
Feb 8 2008, 10:08 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 1116 Joined: 4-November 07 From: On the road. Member No.: 17719 |
I'll second that JJ!
pianotuna |
Apr 18 2008, 08:25 AM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 1078 Joined: 7-January 07 Member No.: 10403 |
Hi all,
I'm just so wowed by this site--looked at a campground with a rating of 4--and there it was--click on the map to see exactly where the campground is! Simply a wonderful idea. Thanks so much. -------------------- Regards,
Don |
Sep 8 2008, 04:26 PM
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 1 Joined: 12-July 07 Member No.: 14517 |
We will not plan a route without first checking here. We also check the military FamCamp review site and Army Corps of Engineers but this one is "top dog." Just hope it is always users and not park owners that post reviews. Guess that is good reason to check posts that the same person has in other areas. Indicates that probably are not owners of a park or parks.
I probably will mention the dog situation quite often. Like dogs but not the people who cannot or will not keep them from barking. Fred Thomas, USN Ret. and 15 year motorhomer [a traveler, not a camper] with 10 years full time. |
FosterImposters |
Sep 8 2008, 10:29 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 1116 Joined: 4-November 07 From: On the road. Member No.: 17719 |
Welcome Fredet ! Although we no longer travel with a dog...sure appreciate the comments.
You_mustbe_kidding |
Oct 5 2008, 07:25 PM
Newbie Group: Moderated Posts: 3 Joined: 20-July 08 From: New Jersey Member No.: 23915 |
Great job bye all @ RV park reviews, keep up the good work, helps all of us learn more about where we want to go before we get there
thanks, you mustbe kidding |
Pecosjim |
Oct 10 2008, 05:48 PM
Newbie Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 4-December 05 From: Carlsbad, NM Member No.: 4938 |
RV Park Review staff:
You folks have created and operate a first classs web site that has, for the last two years, been a source of great information for us, not just when we are on the road, but also at home while dreaming up our next trip. However, my problem is that we use the site so much we have virtually nothing to add to the reviews posted, so we have posted few reviews. Should we visit a park not previuosiy reviewed we would certainly add a review but that is not a likely thing because we typically choose based on this site. I look at the site daily just to see reviews that cover our potential travel areas, see what is out there, and to find new parks we might like to visit. Thank you for your effort and I hope you make a mint out of your effort. Jim Mewhinney Carlsbad, NM -------------------- Jim Mewhinney (AKA pecosjim)
Carlsbad NM 88220 2002 Monaco Windsor |
John Blue |
Oct 10 2008, 07:23 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 2174 Joined: 9-November 03 From: Brandon, FL. Member No.: 214 |
Please add reviews on all parks you visit. People like you and tons of others make this web site a winner. The more information into it the more everyone can get out of it. Parks and places change all the time. Enjoy the RV life. -------------------- John
Brandon, Fl. FMCA F-248693 Foretravel MH Honda CRV tow |
DXSMac |
Oct 10 2008, 10:20 PM
Advanced Member Group: Members Posts: 2076 Joined: 12-September 07 From: Pacific Northwest Member No.: 16651 |
Jim, I second that. Your viewpoint may have a different perspective. Also, you may have a comment on things others have NOT commented on. So please send in reviews! Even if the reviews duplicate what others have said. Having more than one person say the same thing does add some credibility.
JJ -------------------- JJ from Pacific Northwest
Check out my blog on TOADLESS RVing! http://rvingtoadless.blogspot.com/ Feel free to leave me some suggestions. |
Wanderin |
Jan 5 2009, 01:51 PM
Newbie Group: Moderated Posts: 1 Joined: 4-October 08 Member No.: 26665 |
]I tried to post a review for a park we stayed at in December 2008 but the date would only allow me to put in 2009. 2008 was not an option. I'm assuming this is a fluke but is a fix in site so that we can submit our review? Thanks
Texasrvers |
Jan 5 2009, 07:52 PM
Advanced Member Group: Admin Posts: 3244 Joined: 6-March 06 Member No.: 5452 |
I don't know for sure, but I guess there is a cut off date for submitting reviews. However, it seems like reviews from Dec 2008 should be allowed. That is not even a month back. Maybe the webmaster was trying to update the cut off date and accidentally set it for all of 2008. Hopefully he will see this and fix it.
bichonpawz |
Jan 24 2009, 05:52 PM
Newbie Group: Moderated Posts: 2 Joined: 13-November 08 From: Canandaigua, NY Member No.: 27456 |
We are new RV'ers and are looking forward to our travels! Thanks so much for all you do on this site! It has been invaluable in making our plans. Thanks again!!

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It's worth the trip to Mechanicsville to gaze at this yard, that is IF YOU ARE BRAVE ENOUGH! Joann Randolph has decorated and handed out treats for 47 years @ 302 East 4th Street. Stop by and do a trick for her and I'm sure you'll get an extra special treat. Then come back in December to see her holiday display.
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Diana Vreeland
In the sixties, when she ruled from her red, red roost as editor in chief at Vogue, Mrs. Vreeland's grandiose dispatches to her staff became legendary. Her memos on matters of style, or the particulars of an upcoming story—a list of endangered animals; the color gray; Kabuki wigs—had editors, models, and photographers jumping to do her bidding, no matter how high the bar. Vreeland packed them off to exotic locales, often pushing them to take extreme measures to execute the look she envisioned. In Tahiti, staffers were charged with finding a white horse and plumping up its tail with shiny Dynel hair extensions. When they discovered the island's lone ancient stallion, it skittered off into the mountains, not to be found for days—but they did finally get the shot.
For Vreeland, fashion was as much about the mood as the clothes. Twice a month (back then, Vogue was published biweekly), she delivered a book of dreams, drawing on her vast knowledge of art and history to create fashion fantasias that had readers rushing to their mailboxes. Who but Vreeland could have imagined Lauren Hutton, clad in a lime-green bikini top and harem pants, as the centerpiece of a male initiation rite in Bali? Or Veruschka, cloaked in mink, knee-deep in 40-foot snowdrifts with a sumo wrestler in Japan?
But Vreeland offered her readers more than flights of fancy: She wanted to show them how to navigate the world with the help of her unique and discerning eye. "Most people haven't got a point of view; they need to have it given to them,"[2] Vreeland once said. On the walls of her scarlet-and-leopard office, she tacked up dozens of images that inspired her—a raging Maria Callas, grinning Andy Warhol, crowned royals, a polar bear. "Everything she did and everything she saw, everyone she talked to, every color, every vibration she felt was eventually translated into fashion and into Vogue,"[3] Susan Train, the magazine's Paris bureau chief, wrote in a 1989 tribute.
Vreeland's arrival at Vogue in 1962 was providentially timed. With her boundless energy and flair for the dramatic, she not only captured the spirit of the times, she shaped them—putting unconventional beauties like Twiggy ("this strange, macabre little bit, like a waif")[4] and Cher on the cover, and Mick Jagger ("Those lips!")[5] and the Beatles on inside spreads. The magazine no longer catered primarily to society women. "Reading Rolling Stone, reading Vogue," sang Joni Mitchell.
"Diana was the first person to pay attention to the youth revolution in the sixties," said Oscar de la Renta, one of the many designers she helped launch (Diane von Furstenberg and Manolo Blahnik were two more). "She took the young photographers of the time like David Bailey and turned the magazine around—obeying what was happening."[6]
The veteran Vogue lensman Horst P. Horst recalled Vreeland calling him into her office, where a teeny two-piece bikini was laid out on the floor. "Don't you think it's the most exciting thing since the atom bomb?" she asked him. "Now find me the right girl to wear it."[7] Penelope Tree, Jean Shrimpton, and Marisa Berenson were Vreeland girls; for the first time, models became stars, and stars—including Barbra Streisand and Audrey Hepburn—became models.
Vreeland herself became a celebrity, earning the title of High Priestess of Fashion. When the oracle spoke, people kowtowed. "Pink is the navy blue of India" and "Elegance is refusal"[8] were among her most-oft-repeated declarations. Truman Capote once compared Vreeland to "some extraordinary parrot—a wild thing that's flung itself out of the jungle and talks in some amazing language."[9]
With her heavily rouged cheeks, aquiline nose, wide, scarlet mouth, and blue-black snood, Diana Vreeland created a larger-than-life persona that will endure. The grande dame of style stamped her iconic monogram, D.V., in red in every one of her issues at Vogue. "Deo volente—God willing—or Dominus vobiscum—God be with you," she explained in her 1984 memoir. "Popes sign that on their bulls, I believe, the way we write 'best wishes' on our letters."[10]
Diana Dalziel born in Paris to English-Scottish stockbroker Frederick Young Dalziel and Emily Key Hoffman, an American descendant of President George Washington's brother and of Francis Scott Key. "I'm sure I chose to be born in Paris," Vreeland will later say. "I'm sure I chose my parents. I'm sure I chose to be called Diana. And I'm sure I chose to have a nurse named Pink."[11] The Dalziels are socially well connected; Vreeland will later recall Diaghilev and Nijinsky coming to call. They follow the social calendar, enjoying fashionable spots like Deauville, France, and Venice, Italy, in season. Her mother is later featured in Vogue for her accomplishments as a dancer and a huntress.
A younger sister, Alexandra Dalziel, is born, a pretty blonde child with violet eyes. Diana will later proudly parade her around Central Park in her pram. Believing Diana envies her sister, her mother will say, "It's too bad that you have such a beautiful sister and that you are so extremely ugly and so terribly jealous of her," Vreeland later recalls. "Parents, you know, can be terrible."[12]
Diana and Alexandra are sent with their nurses to London to watch the coronation of George V. In her 1984 memoir, D.V., Vreeland will recall seeing maharajahs —"a dime a dozen, and they put jewels on their elephants—their elephants! Do you realize what an elephant is today? They're even hard to find in India. . . . [M]y sister and I saw them go by like taxis on Park Avenue."[13]
At the onset of World War I, the Dalziels move to New York, to a small house on East Seventy-ninth Street. Diana briefly attends posh schools like Miss McIvor's and Brearley. At first, she struggles to learn English, and develops a stutter. Takes up ballet, studying with Russian Imperial master Michel Fokine and, later, Chalif.
Due to an outbreak of infantile paralysis in Southampton, Long Island—where they are staying at their grandmother's home—the girls are packed off to Cody, Wyoming. They meet Buffalo Bill, who gives them ponies to ride. "With his beard he looked like Edward VII, and he wore the fringed leather clothes that the hippies all wore in the sixties,"[14] Vreeland will later write.
January: Featured in Vogue for the first time, in a roundup of socialites and their cars. "Such motors as these accelerate the social whirl," the story reads. "Miss Diana Dalziel, one of the most attractive debutantes of the winter, is shown entering her Cadillac."[15] June: Again appears in Vogue. "A smart figure on Park Avenue is Miss Diana Dalziel . . . [who] wears a chic leather hat . . . one of the new notes in millinery."[16]
For her coming-out party, sponges calcimine all over her skin to make it white. Wears red shoes and a white dress—a Poiret copy with a fringed skirt. "It looked like the South Sea Islands—like a hula skirt,"[17] she will later write. Vacationing in Saratoga, New York, meets banker Thomas Reed Vreeland, a recent Yale graduate. "I never felt comfortable about my looks until I met Reed Vreeland," she will later say. "It was love at first sight. Nothing could spoil my happiness. Reed made me feel beautiful."[18]
In March, Diana and the season's debutantes—including Ilka Chase, daughter of Vogue editor Edna Woolman Chase; and Natica Nast, daughter of media magnate Condé Nast—dress in Spanish costumes for a charity dance; a snapshot of the group is featured in Vogue. It will be Diana's last mention as a single girl; her marriage to "T. Reid [sic] Vreeland"[19] is noted in the following issue. Due to an error in mailing the wedding invitations, or perhaps because her mother has been recently named in a scandalous divorce suit, the couple arrive to find the church nearly empty. The newlyweds move to Albany, New York, where they will live for four years.
Thomas R. Vreeland, Jr., born. He will later become an architect.
Frederick Dalziel Vreeland born. He will later enter the diplomatic service.
The Vreelands move to London, near Regent's Park. Reed is employed at an American bank. Diana opens a lingerie shop in Mayfair; the lacy confections are made in a Spanish convent. Business is mainly word-of-mouth. Among her patrons is Wallis Simpson, the future Duchess of Windsor, who orders several sets of lingerie for a long weekend in the country with the Prince of Wales.
Vogue photographs the Vreelands at "A House-Party in Tunisia" with members of their social set.
Presented at Buckingham Palace before King George and Queen Mary. In November, Vogue runs a René Bouët-Willaumez sketch of a sleek-haired Mrs. Reed Vreeland in a sleeveless Mainbocher evening gown, two curling feathers waving from her decolletage. For the same issue, Cecil Beaton sketches her "lounging in the hammock and almost obscured by goggles"; the magazine calls her "one of the European highlights of chic."[20]
The Vreelands return to the States, having burned through much of her inheritance. Diana realizes she needs to work in order to maintain their lavish lifestyle. "I was going through money like one goes through . . . a bottle of scotch, I suppose, if you're an alcoholic,"[21] she will later say. They live on East Ninety-third Street and spend weekends at their home in Brewster, New York, where they entertain in their shocking-pink living room.
Harper's Bazaar editor Carmel Snow spies Vreeland at a dance at the St. Regis, done up in a white lace Chanel dress and bolero, white roses tucked in her blue-black hair. Recognizing Vreeland's flair for fashion, she taps her to be a contributor, later promoting her to fashion editor. Vreeland's fashion suggestions in her column "Why Don't You?" dare women to think outside the box. (The more whimsical are derided in the media.) During her quarter-century tenure at Bazaar, Vreeland will develop strong relationships with emerging American designers.
Reed goes to Montreal to manage a bank for a friend. He will remain there throughout the war years; Diana later discovers he was living with another woman. (Vreeland is rumored to have confronted his mistress, setting her down in front of a mirror and saying, "Look at you, you are young and beautiful, and you have everything ahead of you. I am getting older and I have only my wonderful husband."[22])
Taps society decorator Billy Baldwin to make over her Park Avenue living room. "I want this place to look like a garden, but a garden in hell,"[23] she declares. Baldwin swathes the walls, sofa, and bench with a brilliant red floral chintz. Vreeland adds a pile of striped and printed red pillows, a tartan plaid blanket, red velvet armchairs, and a bright red rug. Vreeland later likens the result, a riot of reds of every hue, to the inside of a ruby.
Carmel Snow retires; Vreeland is passed over for her position. Funny Face, the musical film based on the long-running relationship between Vreeland (portrayed by Kay Thompson) and photographer Richard Avedon (Fred Astaire) premieres. "Think Pink!" Thompson's character airily commands. Vreeland is less than amused. After the screening, she gets up and reportedly mutters to a junior editor, "Never to be discussed."[24]
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, wife of senator and presidential candidate John F. Kennedy, is blasted by the press for her luxurious clothing tastes, particularly Parisian couture. Vreeland becomes her style mentor, advising her on the selection of suitable pieces by American designers.
In March, resigns from Harper's Bazaar. Jumps to rival fashion magazine Vogue, where she is made associate editor. "They offered me a very large salary, an endless expense account . . . and Europe whenever I wanted to go,"[25] she will later say. Her office there is done up in her signature scarlet, with a big black desk, two Swedish cane chairs, a little sofa, leopardskin rug, and walls of bookshelves. "It was a very workaday office, no chichi,"[26] she later says.
Takes over the top spot at Vogue, replacing outgoing editor Jessica Daves. Begins widening the magazine's content to embrace the emerging counterculture. "I don't think anyone has ever been in a better place at a better time than when I was editor of Vogue,"[27] she later writes.
William Klein's fashion-industry satire Who Are You, Polly Maggoo? features Vreeland-like character Miss Maxwell. Reed Vreeland dies from cancer of the esophagus; Diana, devastated, makes a frantic sojourn to Europe. In October, Vogue publishes the lavish 26-page fashion portfolio "The Great Fur Caravan," which follows Veruschka on a Japanese journey. It is photographed by Richard Avedon and helmed by sittings editor Polly Mellen. Fifteen trunks of clothes are hauled into the snow-covered mountains. Hairstylist Ara Gallant creates a wig eight feet long for Veruschka; Vreeland's response when she sees the wig is, "I want 20 feet!"[28]
Is named Chevalier de l'Ordre National du Mérite by France's prestigious Légion d'Honneur.
Her lavish photo shoots are a feast for the eyes but a strain on the magazine's budget. Circulation and advertising have dropped. "I was fired. . . . They wanted a different sort of magazine, but they never told me what,"[29] Vreeland will later say. Demoted to consulting editor and replaced by her assistant, Grace Mirabella. Mirabella will shift the magazine's focus from high glamour to the seventies working-woman chic.
Becomes special consultant to the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute. Her theatrical exhibits will draw huge numbers of visitors, prompting other museums worldwide to recognize fashion as art. Perfume is sprayed throughout the Met galleries.
André Leon Talley begins working at the Costume Institute as a volunteer. "Now what is your name, young chap?" Talley will later recall Vreeland saying as she scrawls his name—and next to it, "The Helper."[30] Vreeland will be instrumental in giving the future Vogue staffer a start in the business.
In June Vogue, writes about her trip to Kyoto, Japan, to supervise the opening of a Costume Institute show; she is pictured with two Sumo wrestlers.
February: In Vogue, model Marisa Berenson talks to Vreeland about American women and style, the topic of Vreeland's latest Met show. June: Vreeland details her visit to the USSR in the magazine.
Allure, a photographic tome of Vreeland's work, published. Collaborator Christopher Hemphill and Doubleday editor Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis work with Vreeland to edit the striking black-and-white images. In December, Vogue takes a look at Vreeland's "Unforgettable Allure."
Puts out a collection of sheets with bed-linen giant Wamsutta. Patterns include poppies, plaid, and lace. Begins slowing down her work pace at the museum.
June: D.V., her memoirs, published. Christopher Hemphill writes and George Plimpton edits the text, based on conversations between Vreeland and Hemphill. "Altogether, it took seven years," Hemphill notes. "If the book reads like it was just tossed off casually, that was the point. It wasn't."[31]
Named Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres by the French Ministry of Culture.
Honored by the Met.
August: Dies of a heart attack at the age of 86. November: Friends and colleagues gather at the Met for a memorial. Included in the musical program are recordings of Mick Jagger belting "You Can't Always Get What You Want"; Josephine Baker singing "J'ai Deux Amours"; and Maria Callas trilling an aria from Tosca; the Trinity Church Choir sings a requiem. December: Vogue pays loving tribute to Vreeland, with remembrances from Alexander Liberman, André Leon Talley, Polly Mellen, Horst P. Horst, Lord Snowdon, and Susan Train.
- "Vogue Remembers Loulou de La Falaise"by Hamish BowlesNovember 7, 2011
- "ALT on the Ebony Fashion Fair's Auction of Eunice Johnson's Collection"by André Leon TalleyOctober 20, 2011
- "Marisa Berenson: A Life in Pictures"by Hamish BowlesOctober 12, 2011
- "André Leon Talley: Prints at DVF"by André Leon TalleySeptember 22, 2010
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"The Cult of Diana," by Amy Fine Collins. Vanity Fair, November 1993. http://www.vanityfair.com/culture/features/1993/11/diana-vreeland-199311 - ^
D.V., by Diana Vreeland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1984. - ^
"Diana Vreeland," by Alexander Liberman, André Leon Talley, Polly Mellen, Horst P. Horst, Snowden, and Susan Train. Vogue, December 1989. - ^
D.V., by Diana Vreeland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1984. - ^
"Those Lips!" DianaVreeland.com http://www.dianavreeland.com/page/posts/op/read/id/89 - ^
Diana Vreeland: The Eye Has to Travel, by Lisa Immordino. New York: Abrams, 2011. - ^
"Diana Vreeland," by Alexander Liberman, André Leon Talley, Polly Mellen, Horst P. Horst, Snowden, and Susan Train. Vogue, December 1989. - ^
"The Divinity School," by Holly Brubach. The New York Times Magazine, January 12, 1997. http://www.nytimes.com/1997/01/12/magazine/the-divinity-school.html - ^
"Diana Vreeland's Vision of Allure," by Henry Allen. The Washington Post, November 28, 1980. - ^
D.V., by Diana Vreeland. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1984. - ^
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"Such Motors as These Accelerate the Social Whirl." Vogue, January 15, 1922. - ^
"This is the New York Mode." Vogue, June 1, 1922. - ^
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"Diana Vreeland: Firing Up the Legacy," by Lisa Lockwood. Women's Wear Daily, August 15, 2011. http://www.wwd.com/eye/people/diana-vreeland-firing-up-the-legacy-5066182?full=true - ^
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This is Vogue1234 a new colourful addition to my wardrobe. I love this fabric, it complements the dress pattern perfectly. There is more on my little Blog Happy Sewing.
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Yes, Yes and Yes!! Ahh-ma-zing! And a "hello" to those shoes too, lol. As soon as I figure out how to sew with knits, I'm making this dress!
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Thanks Mary, glad you like it.
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and we love you and this dress too!!! great! lucky you, having summer now. it starts to get cold here and it is another (of many upcoming) grey days!
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Title: | SPAs (smart phone applications) – a new form of assistive technology |
Author(s): | Kevin Doughty, (Centre for Usable Home Technology, University of York, York, UK and Independent Telecare/Health and Assisted Living Consultant, Bryn Dedwydd, Caernarfon, UK) |
Citation: | Kevin Doughty, (2011) "SPAs (smart phone applications) – a new form of assistive technology", Journal of Assistive Technologies, Vol. 5 Iss: 2, pp.88 - 94 |
Keywords: | Disabled people, Home care, Mobile communication systems, Technology |
Article type: | Conceptual paper |
DOI: | 10.1108/17549451111149296 (Permanent URL) |
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Acknowledgements: | This paper is based on a presentation m-care – Setting Them Free, made during a workshop at the Telecare Service Association National Conference in London, November 17, 2010. The support of workshop delegates (and co-presenters John Mooney of Jontek, and Richard Foggie, of the BIS) are gratefully acknowledged by the author. |
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Less than three weeks after signing a one-year deal, Vince Young appears to have won the Green Bay Packers' backup quarterback competition.
The Packers have released second-year quarterback Graham Harrell, according to NFL.com.
The move comes on the heels of Green Bay's 17-10 loss to the Seahawks in their third preseason game on Friday, in which Harrell — who served as Aaron Rodgers' backup last season — completed just 6 of 13 passes for 49 yards.
Young, by comparison, went 6 for 7 for 41 yards and rushed for 39 yards on three carries.
Harrell's release leaves Young and 2013 seventh-round pick B.J. Coleman as the only quarterbacks on the Packers' roster behind Rodgers, who has missed just two games in five seasons as a starter.
Young sat out the 2012 season after being released by the Bills at the end of the preseason. He appeared in six games as the Eagles' backup in 2011, throwing four touchdowns and nine interceptions.
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ESPN's Adam Schefter first reported the news of Harrell's release.
Looks as if Vince Young has won Packers backup QB job. Packers are releasing QB Graham Harrell.—
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Interview with Jodee RoseShe's married, she's twenty-nine, she's a teacher, she's an artist and she's a fattie. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. Jodee Rose was trained in oil, watercolour and pencil but has entered into the new age of digital art, "because there's no clean up". She uses a wonderful program called Painter Classic to create some of the most beautiful plus size women that she calls Fattie Art. Being plus size herself, this Central Florida native knows a lot about the lush contours of the "fattie" body. I'm sure you'll enjoy getting to know this funky artist as much as I did. Moe: How long have you been an artist? Jodee: Since I could hold a crayon. My earliest desire was to be a fashion designer. I attended art schools from junior high on through college where I graduated with a degree in Visual Arts (with a concentration in figure studies) from the University of Florida. Moe: You do a mixture of body types and mediums but the zaftig image seems to be a constant. Why is that? Jodee: I was told by someone wise that it is best to draw what you know. As a fattie all my life, my paintings have always followed my body size and shape. Plus, I learned long ago in art classes it is much more satisfying to draw elegant curving lines on a plump body than the angularity of thin bodies. Moe: For some the word Fattie brings up the sounds of childhood voices singing "Fattie, fattie, two-by-four..." What does it represent for you? Jodee: I was made fun of constantly growing up for being fat. I was really sensitive about it, as I think we all are. Even at 140 lbs, people would mock me or tell me how beautiful I would be if I just lost weight. In college, I began to learn about self acceptance. Once I really came to a state of full self love, I began painting my *fatties. It all started with my original Fattie, who is eating a Twinkie. She spawned from my dad's constant jokes throughout my high school years about my "love" for Twinkies. The whole series is really about taking the words that were used against me (and all of us who are blessed with an abundance of flesh) back. My fatties are not ashamed of eating food that tastes good. They aren't ashamed of their curves. They are sexy and fat. Moe: Do you have a favourite fattie? Why is she your favourite? Jodee: Geez, that is like asking me to pick my favorite child. Of course, I will always have a deep fondness for the original Fattie, as she was really a self healing agent for the taunts from my dad, but beyond her, I would say I like the pirate Fattie the most. The way I start a painting most times is with a general idea of a concept (although sometimes I just start drawing randomly) and I was just really impressed with how well she came out and just how gosh darned cute she was. Moe: How long does it take you to complete a typical piece? Jodee: You know, I often wonder this. [laugh] I get kinda lost when I start painting. I feel bad for my husband because once I start painting I am gone to the world until I am done. He has gone hungry many a times. On average, I guess it takes me a few hours to paint a pinup to my satisfaction. I have a hard time starting a piece and coming back to it, so I paint and paint and paint till it is done. When I have references (like painting a portrait) it takes me about an hour on average, but when I am painting from my mind, it can take countless hours but it feels like minutes to me. Moe: Where do you find your inspiration for each piece? Jodee: Well, I belong to a lot of online forums where beautiful women share their photos and I get a lot of inspiration from them. I often draw inspiration from low self esteem, interestingly enough. I hope by painting someone who thinks their body is less than desirable, they can see from a second hand source how beautiful they really are. Beyond that, a lot of my art earlier in my career was drawn as presents for other people so I tried to bring their interests into my pieces. Pinup goddess Bettie Page is also a great inspiration for me. Moe: Can you describe the process you go through when creating a piece from start to finish? Jodee: Most of the time, I just open my painting program and start drawing lines. If I am lucky, and in a particularly good mood, the lines form into something fantastic. I do however have countless sketches I have begun and abandoned. In many cases, I have a pose in mind and a general theme I want to go with and I start with a rough sketch using a pencil tool. I then switch to digital oils once it is fleshed out enough to make something suitable. I tend to paint shadows in first and then do highlights. I enjoy painting faces the most so I spend a lot of my time zooming in to make the faces as attractive and fleshed out as I have the patience for. Before I am done, I usually call my husband in to assess what I have done and ask for input. He claims to have no artistic talent at all but he is a great critic and is wonderful at spotting "mistakes" and suggesting corrections. Moe: Do you work from live models? Jodee: When I was first learning to draw the human body, I did work from live models. It is one of my favorite things to do. Sadly, at the moment I live in a tiny cramped apartment so I don't really have the room to work from models. I hope, in the future, I will have the room and the means to work from live models again. There is really nothing like it. For most of my works now, I work from my mind and use myself in the mirror (and Google searches sometimes) as an occasional reference if I get to a rough patch in a painting. Moe: What have you had to overcome as an artist? Jodee: I have only had a few negative situations in regards to my art. I was once fired from a job (teaching) because my boss came across my website and said I was a pornographer. She said I was unfit to work with children as a result. It wasn't a great gig really, so while devastated, I was somewhat relieved to be released. It has always been my policy though, when working my dayjob, that I be careful not to let my students know my first name because I am aware my website is not suitable for all audiences. I actually changed my domain from my full name to fattieart.com as a result. Moe: What do you hope people see when they look at your fatties? Jodee: I hope, when people look at my fatties they see sexy empowered women. I would hate to have anyone think I was making fun of the subjects. My greatest desire is that viewers will see a bit of themselves in my paintings and it will lead them to a state of acceptance and love of their body as it is now. To see more of Jodee's art or to commission a portrait of your own please visit her official Fattie website or to see a variety of other art visit her Deviant Art site.
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Frances "Franny" Cecil Cimperman, 95, of Virginia went to be with the Lord, whom she deeply loved, on Jan. 6, 2013 at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth surrounded by her family.
Frances "Franny" Cecil Cimperman, 95, of Virginia went to be with the Lord, whom she deeply loved, on Jan. 6, 2013 at St. Luke's Hospital in Duluth surrounded by her family.
Frances, one of two identical twins (sister Helen Barbara) was born at home in Eveleth to Valentine and Helena Jagunich on July 14, 1917.
She graduated from Eveleth High School in 1936 and married William Joseph Cimperman on Aug. 20, 1940.
Franny was always a care giver, first to her aging parents, next to her four children and then to her husband, William, who spent the last 20 years of his life disabled with multiple sclerosis.
Franny was always a consummate homemaker, wife and mother. She loved to cook, bake ethnic foods and bread, sew, knit, garden, make sauerkraut and can foods.
For many years she served as an election judge, sang in the church funeral choir, and was well known for her pasty making, especially for the Marquette School fund raisers.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband William J. Cimperman, Sr.; brothers John, Anthony, and Lewis and sisters Marie, Margareta, Ann, and Dorothy.
Franny is survived by her loving family including her twin sister Helen Viezbicke of Virginia; daughter Deborah (Steve) Clasen of Hermantown; sons William (Mary) Cimperman, Jr. of Maple Grove, Ron (Judy) Cimperman of Virginia and Eugene (Ann) Cimperman of Parkville; seven grandchildren, Cory (Renee) Clasen, Jeremy (Sue) Clasen, Veronica (Jacob) Sheck, Tony Cimperman, Sean Cimperman, Jeana Cimperman and Amy Cimperman; eight great-grandchildren, Calvin, Taylor and Danica Clasen; Trevor and Kaelyn Clasen; Nolan, Lincoln and Ingrid Sheck; and many nieces and nephews.
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I hope you'll all join me in celebrating Randsday. Today is Ayn Rand's birthday, and Harry Binswanger has come up with the perfect way to celebrate it:
To celebrate Randsday, you do something not done on any other holiday: you give yourself a present. Randsday is for getting that longed-for luxury you ordinarily would not buy for yourself. Or for doing that long-postponed, self-pampering activity you cannot seem to fit into your chore-packed schedule.
Randsday is for reminding ourselves that pleasure is an actual need, a psychological requirement for a human consciousness. …
Read the full description here. Especially if you're unfamiliar with Rand's philosophy, please do click over. You might be surprised to get a taste of what Rand really means by selfishness.
I feel like my life is a series of Randsdays right now. I'm in the process of adding small goals and values back into my life, after having set so many things aside when the twins were born just to survive each day. The first things to go are always The Little Things, and there was one big Little Thing that I had been putting off, which will be my Randsday gift to myself: I'm getting my hair done again! There was no way I could make the appointment for today, but I'm going on Sunday. I don't care that it takes over two hours and costs a fortune – it makes me feel like a civilized human being, and that is not meaningless.
Here are some other values that I've recently added back into my life:
- Basic grooming: Unlike when Sam was a baby, this time around I didn't neglect my showers. But most other personal grooming activities were neglected. Now I clip my nails, use moisturizer, and even blow dry my hair. Styling my hair is still beyond me, but I think that will come back when I have a nice haircut again.
- Blogging: I've been up and down with blogging since the twins were born, but every time I write a post it gives me great satisfaction, so I'm committed to continuing.
- Taking care of my health: Just applying my topical psoriasis medicine was too much for me for a few months. It didn't matter that my head itched constantly – I just didn't have the focus on myself needed to take care of the problem. I've gotten that back under control and I've addressed some other health issues as well. Next step: a dentist appointment.
- Contact lenses: It takes one second to put on my glasses and almost a minute to put in my contacts. No contest in the early days. Besides, you can't nap with contacts in. I've started wearing contacts again on occasion, but I'm still having trouble with the idea that that one minute is worth it. I'll work on that.
- Clothing: I've only had a day or two where I stayed in my pajamas all day, but the first couple of months I was ashamed and depressed every time I got dressed. Buying some new clothing, even if it is a few sizes larger than I want it to be, has helped me to remember what a selfish value one's appearance can and ought to be.
- Jewelry: I've actually worn earrings a few times lately, although I have to stay away from the dangling kind for a while yet. You can't put a shiny, wiggly object right in front of a baby and expect it to stay put.
- Massages: After just a couple of months, I started getting the occasional massage, and it was well worth it because feeding babies can really give you a kink in the neck. I don't really need the massages anymore so I've moved on to bigger and better things. Namely,
- Exercise: I joined a gym this week, and I've worked out twice already! Some might think of exercise as a chore or duty, not worthy of this kind of list. But anyone who has kids understands that exercise can be one of the most selfish, pleasurable activities of the day. Just getting out of the house by myself is huge.
These are the Little Things that I need to do for myself in order to achieve and enjoy the Big Things. It's not a trade off, in terms of time and effort to accomplish them. And it's not a sacrifice of the long-range to the short-range. It's not even a matter of hierarchy. It's a matter of integration. It's a matter of being selfish and ambitious in all things, no matter how small. And when we dismiss the small, we lose sight of the purpose and meaning of the big.
Randsday is the time to challenge any duty-premise, re-affirm your love of your values, and honor the principle that joy in living is an end in itself.


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One of the most underrated free agent additions this season was when the Dallas Cowboys added WR Laurent Robinson to their roster. Now, according to at least one writer, it seems improbable that the Dallas Cowboys will not bring Laurent Robinson back in 2012.Tim MacMahon of ESPN suggests that the Cowboys will part ways in the offseason.
Laurent Robinson was the Dallas Cowboy's third leading receiver in 2011 catching 54 receptions for 858 yards and finished the season leading Dallas with 11 touchdowns. Robinson also had the Cowboy's longest reception on the season, 74 yards. 2011 was a career season for Robinson after joining his third team in a very short career. He has spent time on the roster of the Atlanta Falcons and St. Louis Rams.
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Why Canada Did Not Go To War in Iraq: A Hegemonic Discourse Analysis
This essay discusses from a post-structuralist perspective why Canada did not participate in the United States-led war against Iraq in 2003 from a post-structuralist perspective. The essay argues that the question "why" must be understood through the discourse formed by the US which aimed for international governance and how this discourse related and worked together with a Canadian identity and genealogy. A Canadian identity in the form of a long tradition of both integrated relationship with the US and a commitment to multilateral co-operations like the United Nations. Furthermore, that the key factor to answer the question "why" lies in how the US failed to produce and uphold a hegemonic discourse that had enough power to limit Canada's framework, wherein they could act.
post-structuralism; Canada; War; Iraq
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Lafayette Bar Auxiliary
For the spouses of attorneys in our membership, the Lafayette Bar Auxiliary is a great way to get involved. To learn more, please contact Lea Ann Remondet, 2010 Lafayette Bar Auxiliary President.
Lafayette Bar Auxiliary Executive Committee 2010
President – Lea Ann RemondetVice President – Nicole Moroux
Secretary – April Bailey
Treasurer – Laura Ann Edwards
Historian – Glenda Matt
Parliamentarian – Laura Slavich
Past President – Donna Moliere
Photos from Lafayette Bar Auxiliary Taste Treat Luncheon
As though scripted from a Nicholas Sparks book-turned-movie, this spring, the ladies of the Lafayette Bar Association Auxiliary held their annual Taste Treat luncheon at the decadent A. Hays Town home of Lea Ann and Mike Remondet. Each year, wives of local attorneys and some female attorneys dress in their finest spring fashions and gather to share recipes for the annual Taste Treat Cook Book which always includes some mouthwatering inventions that are sampled at the story book southern fete. This year's event was a celebration of the organization's 50th year in existence.
The southern punch and its eight fruity ingredients, engineered by Stephanie O'Pry kept partygoers from getting thirsty while the Caprese Bites prepared by Lisa Boudreaux added a bit of Italian flair to the menu. The Southern Sugar Pecan Spinach Salad recipe from Darcy Logan should go down in history, and Judy Mahtook's Shrimp Creole could not be topped.
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