text: The Best Online Design Magazines of 2011 A Look at Our Favorite Online Magazines! by POPSUGAR Home 12/29/11 18 Reactions 292 Shares Print 14 227 46 5 0 Over the last few years, we said goodbye to some of our favorite shelter prints and watched in awe as the online magazine phenomenon exploded. Our most beloved stylists, bloggers, former editors, and designers took matters into their own hands by shaking up the publishing world of interior design and launching a multitude of inspiring online magazines. Despite the hours we clock in working in front of our computers every day, these publications have introduced us to the new joy of turning a digital page. Take a look at some of our favorite online design reads and let us know which one inspired you the most in 2011! Lonny What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Started by designer Michelle Adams and photographer Patrick Cline in 2009, Lonny magazine paved the way for the plethora of inspiring online magazines that we now have at our fingertips. The bi-monthly publication features extraordinary homes, innovative bloggers, and the latest market trends. 1 / 9 Rue What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rue magazine offers a mesh of fashion photography, covet-worthy market finds, designer profiles and more, as well as fun, behind-the-scenes coverage of the magazine's production. 2 / 9 Matchbook What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Described as a "field guide to a charmed life," Matchbook magazine lives up to its promise, celebrating vintage style, the arts, travel, and more! 3 / 9 Heart Home What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fairly new to the scene, British Interior Design magazine Heart Home launched in September 2011. Every quarter, the publication gives us insider access to the most intriguing independent British designers, homes, and more. 4 / 9 Pure Green What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pure Green Magazine leads us through the world of stylish eco living with house tours, notable product guides, organic recipes, and more! 6 / 9 Ivy and Piper What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Melanie Parker and Elizabeth Raptis are the talented designers behind the Australian-based design firm, shop, and online magazine Ivy and Piper. Every two months, the duo publishes a lookbook of gorgeous interiors from around the world that never disappoints. 6 / 9 Sweet Paul What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Paul Lowe is the crafty food and prop stylist behind the stunning magazine Sweet Paul. Aside from including artful culinary photography, the magazine is filled with beautifully styled spaces, thoughtful DIY projects, and more. 7 / 9 Adore Home What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Created by Australian designer Loni Parker, Adore Home magazine is for the design enthusiast who lives for vibrant colors and modern design. 8 / 9 Which online magazine kept you glued to the computer in 2011? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Photo courtesy of Hannah Blackmore Photography 9 / 9 14 227 46 5 0 Read More Best Of 2011RueLonnySweet PaulOnline MagazinesEditor's Pick Best of 2011 Hollywood's Cutest Celebrity Couples! 2/09/12 Fittest Female Celeb of 2011: The Top 25 1/06/12 Emma Watson, Kristen Stewart, Kate Middleton, and More — Your Top-Ranked Red-Carpet Looks of 2011! 1/06/12 Our Biggest Movie Character Crushes of 2011 1/04/12 From Cuisines to Cocktails, Your Top Picks of the Year 1/04/12 The Royal Wedding, Harry Potter Ends, and More — Your Top-Ranked Stories of 2011! 1/03/12 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Home Tech Love & Sex Vegetarian Smitten-Magazine 2 years We would be honored to be considered for the 2012 list! We are the only bi-monthly online magazine focused on Weddings! Please take a look! www.Smitten-Mag.com Elka-Karl 2 years I know about a few of your publications, but am SO excited to start regularly reading all of these in 2012! rgreayer 2 years We jumped in late in 2011 as well, so we are excited to hopefully be on this list next year too -- representing the under-served exterior design field. Leaf Magazine at www.leafmag.com Est-Magazine 2 years 2012 is going to be the year for Est Magazine!! We have cut our teeth in 2011 as a quarterly mag - and as we are about to go bi-monthly we are now set to have a really good crack at making this list in 2012 too! Be sure to stay tuned... sisterMAG 2 years Oh I can just join this wish. We would love to be on this list next year too!! First issue in the making and loving all these online magazines. We hope you all have a great New Year's Eve and a good start in a (hopefully amazing) and exciting 2012!! Best wishes from the mostly-German team of sisterMAGAZINE KikWilliams 2 years @ Llamas valley, I hope you do! I just discovered your publication yesterday! Llamas-valley 2 years Our dream for 2012 is to be on this list next year :) Link Love This decor will leave you feeling comfortable and luxurious — Houzz 21 easy ways to organize your home office — Real Simple This is what New York City's East Village looked like in 1980 — Curbed The 4 types of gentrification that could change your city — HuffPost Home Simple steps to renovating your rental bathroom — Domaine Home Tour this showroom inspired by an Irish country house — Remodelista The coolest plants to make your apartment more lively — PureWow Source: Cabbages & Roses Ltd via Houzz


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While we've finally hit the end of the rain streak, a wintry mix is going to start pushing its way through the Tri-State. Meteorologist Katy Morgan will have more on your Monday forecast starting at 4:30 a.m.
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After a week of Butch Jones dragging out the announcement of him leaving UC, the Bearcats are welcoming a new head coach with open arms. We'll be hearing from Tommy Tuberville about his new position this morning.
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Gaining weight during the holiday season is EXTREMELY easy to do, right? Expert dietician, Becky Hand, is joining us to share the the basic things that cause weight gain and how to counter.
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We tried the pay dining room and the when you tried to call in for reservations, if you could get through, you were told the restaurant didn't open until late and that it was booked. When we finally got a reservation - the restaurant was empty though we had been told it was fully booked until a certain time. We talked to the restaurant staff and the opening time given to us was wrong and the restaurant was never completely booked.
I tried to buy a transfer from the ship to the airport and was told that they would only sell them to people that had flights that left after one. Ours left at 12:30 so we had to use a cab. Then I found out the day of the disembarkation that there had been a transfer for people whose flights left early. Then I was told to get brown luggage tags as it got off earliest at 7:45. Later I was told that there was a green tag that left earlier, and was given those. Then the disembarkation newsletter came out and the earliest exit was listed as 8:15. Only free style disembarkation could get off earlier and they used all of the cabs so we had to wait for over and hour for cabs to return to the Port.


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What makes Nama fundamentally different from running programmes is that in the remit of Nama is manage loans and not projects. Much of the portfolio deals with built assets that are in all reality semi-liquid property investments; the only decision to be made on these is whether the government instruct a policy of liquidating assets in breach of their lending covenants the second LTV or interest cover is breached or do they encourage a position of restructuring those loans to enable them to be perform to softer tests until medium term values return.
Another significant portion of the portfolio relates to what you would call the half built or untenanted properties; no government is qualified to make calls on what terms would be required to get tenants into empty buildings or which half built projects should receive further funding to be completed.
A decision needs to be made as to who makes decisions; do they hire a team made up of planners, construction managers, loan assessors and property fund managers to make those decions on their behalf or do they hand a fixed term contract to a consultancy(ies) to make those calls.
LUXURY goods maker Hermès is set to acquire the Bond Street store occupied by prestigious jeweller Asprey for £73.5m.
The French fashion house is buying the property, designed by Foster & Partners, from Quinlan Private, the Irish property investment firm that also owns landmark London hotels including Claridge's and the Connaught.
Hermès is keen to expand its retail empire and is said to be interested in taking over occupation of the store for its own brand. The business is performing well despite the global recession.
Its last set of half-year financial results showed that turnover had increased by 7.6% to €875m (£802m).
In common with other property investors, Quinlan Private has seen the value of many of its holdings fall over the past year, but it has made almost £25m profit from its investment in the Asprey site.
It has owned the store since 2005, when it paid £50m to acquire the property.
In contrast to Hermès, Asprey has been finding the going tougher, racking up losses in each of the past two years, although these have been falling.
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gunter wrote:Heard George Lee's take on the Nama/SPV double act on Vincent Brown last night. Apparently it really is all smoke and mirrors, which is fine, except we're paying for the smoke and we're buying the mirrors.
As a couple of radio commentators have already pointed out, the interesting thing about the Nama positions, advertised today, is the inclusion of: "urban and land planningâ€, and "social housing and community development'', as areas where 'expressions of interest' are invited!
Obviously these positions could be just a fig leaf, which will be dropped once the real business of rogering the taxpayer begins, but if they are intended to be appointments to genuine positions that will be on an equal footing with the accountants, in a genuine attempt to address our dismal failures during the property bubble to really urban plan and to develop housing that is social and promotes community, then the whole Nama process will have been worth the pain in the backside.
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gunter wrote:..........Apparently it really is all smoke and mirrors, which is fine, except we're paying for the smoke and we're buying the mirrors.
As a couple of radio commentators have already pointed out, the interesting thing about the Nama positions, advertised today, is the inclusion of: "urban and land planningâ€, and "social housing and community development'', as areas where 'expressions of interest' are invited!
KerryBog2 wrote:The SPV is no big deal, it is just another shell layer in the structure. What scares me is that we are again delaying the launch of NAMA and the unclarity remains as murky as months ago.
"urban and land planning", and "social housing and community development'' are just two of the fourteen sectors from which NAMA board applicants should have experience.
I 'll use Gunter's phrase - 'this is more smoke and mirrors' - minds already are decided and "the right people" already chosen. It is just a way for the politicos being able to say "I was fair and open on the manner in which the NAMA appointments were made."
PVC King wrote:KB as you may have observed I've always taken a sunnier view than that but if you are right it will be a missed opportunity that will not present itself again on this scale. A strong NAMA will require a multi-disciplinary approach that represents all areas of the built environment and investment community. Clearly the buyers and lessee's will have all of the power for the foreseable future; to think that Zoe type apartments or Georges Dock type commercial architecture will hack it going forward would be a huge miscalculation.
If the product is better then the land price will form a much smaller percentage of the price enabling NAMA to acheive better returns if prices rise. The future will be much smaller projects which will only acheive profitability if they are of a sufficient quality; if the main property player is run by exclusively by bond fund managers and bankers then NAMA will come to a very bad end.


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While having another rummage I turned up the first stencilled muslin label I made, TOO MUCH PARANOIA, in an outfit I stitched together in 1977. So what's changed?
While having another rummage I turned up the first stencilled muslin label I made, TOO MUCH PARANOIA, in an outfit I stitched together in 1977. So what's changed?
Olivier Zahm stopped by for a live chat back in March 2014. The editor-in-chief of Purple Fashion talked to Lou Stoppard about personal style, anti-fashion photography and why porn was better in the seventies. A 15 minute edit of the interview is now available as part of our ongoing In Fashion series - browse through the current selection and stay tuned for more candid conversations with fashion's best and brightest. Up next: Penny Martin and Nasir Mazhar!
Selfridges tapped SHOWstudio and Marie Schuller to create their A/W 14 campaign, The Masters, an exploration of the pioneers and provocateurs that shape the fashion landscape. The result; a selection of stand alone tailor-made vignettes, connected by an overall visual direction, which can be threaded together as one overarching film.
Admire The Masters - from Azzedine Alaïa, The Master of Architecture and Dries Van Noten, The Master of the Eclectic, to Jean Paul Gaultier, The Master of Expression and Jun Takahashi of Undercover, The Master of Subversion - now!
More in the series of 'lovely things I get sent'. I was incredibly surprised and very flattered to get these personalised Stan Smiths Beats monogrammed slippers. Thank you Adidas.
Enjoyed today's interview with Kate Moss? We've built up quite an archive of projects starring the incomparable model over the years. There's the intimate and playful Billie Jean - Mossy doing her best Michael Jackson impression. There's Editing Kate, where footage filmed during Nick Knight's editorial shoot for Vogue Italia is re-used and re-interpreted by a selection of video editors. There's also White Wedding - back in 2008 when Joe Corre was still at the helm of Agent Provocatuer, Nick Knight and Ruth Hogben created a campaign and six fashion films for the British lingerie brand depicting Moss as a jilted bride hell-bent on revenge. And then there's that time, when asked how she wanted to express Moving Fashion, she responded to the brief with 'I just want to pogo.'
My personal favourite? As a dedicated follower of nineties fashion, it can only be the recently released but two decades old The More Visible They Make Me, The More Invisible I Become, the first time Knight shot Moss, and only the second fashion film he made.
In the latest episode of our Subjective series, Kate Moss speaks to Nick Knight about one of the most known, loved and reblogged images of her - a photograph taken by Juergen Teller of the model in bed sporting a shock of pink hair.
Moss tells the story of the now iconic Teller picture, recalling the fact that after colouring her hair pink for a Versace exclusive, she was only able to keep it for a week before having to dye it back to brown for Calvin Klein. The famous shot was taken, along with many others, on the day she changed the colour back. 'I do get his twistedness,' she says, of Teller's signature raw aesthetic.
The two discuss the shot as one of the defining images of the generation of nineties photographers who ushered in a new vision of fashion. Knight mentions Craig McDean, David Sims and Corinne Day as examples. The model harks back to her earliest days of modelling, booking jobs for Mizz magazine and test shoots. 'I didn't really care that I wasn't getting booked,' she explains, 'I just wanted to hang out in London.'
The conversation also expands to Moss' relationship with photographers, and the question of what makes her such a joy to photograph. 'You're a bit like the girls I used to know at school' observes Knight.
Watch the new Subjective now, and revisit the others in the series.
Walked through Angel today, passed the same sculpture I've seen loads of times but today it captured my imagination. Love how perfect the scale seems today, I always thought it was far too overt before, today it's perfect.
The second mini film in our Ugly series is here! Listen to Lou Stoppard unpick the culture, history and meaning behind the wearing of single or mismatched earrings.
Stoppard's audio exploration weaves the story of the Odd Earring, citing its presence in examples as diverse as 1950 film All About Eve, Ukrainian cossacks and secret gay codes right up to the emergence of the trend on the A/W 14 Celine runway and the fine jewellery offering of Net-A-Porter.
Examining the recent popularity of stand-out single jewels like the Delfina Delettrez piece seen in the film, Stoppard suggests, 'You could see this as a comment on luxury. Before, jewellery was all about showing wealth or social status - 'diamonds are a girl's best friend' and all those cliches. Now we're more inclined towards gems that show personality. And what shouts of individuality and gumption more than the confidence to throw caution to the wind and wear one giant earring?'
Listen to Odd Earring now, and keep and eye on the Ugly project, we'll be releasing more audio clips next week.
Following the release of Ruth Hogben's Hitchcockian fashion film, Beyong the Glass, our rolling Ugly project continues with a new series of informative mini films. Key pieces - from clumpy shoes to odd prints - will be studied in short looping films with audio analysis that examines the recurring motifs found in 'ugly' fashion. The analysis is penned by SHOWstudio editor Lou Stoppard, who recruited the V&A's esteemed fashion curator Oriole Cullen to help with the research.
We begin with a look at Fun Fur. At once luxurious and feral, fur appears throughout history as something strange or even silly, from its use in surrealist art to last year's Fendi frazzles. As Stoppard says, 'On one hand fur is lofty, elegant, refined, a symbol of feminine decorum, on the other it's wild, sexual, raw. Though soft to touch, almost cuddly, there is a prickliness to fur - it is strong, powerful, even intimidating. In a much quoted phrase from Venus in Furs, Leopold von Sacher-Masoch once called a women in fur a 'great cat, a powerful electric battery.'
Watch the Fun Fur film now, and stay tuned for more, including explorations of clumpy shoes, awkward silhouettes, shocking prints and more!
A couple of weeks ago I had the great pleasure of interviewing Steve Strange, a joy and a revelation in itself, but after the interview Steve introduced me to his friend, the artist Mark Wardel. Mark had a cast of David Bowie's face from the seventies from which he had created this beautiful and extremely lifelike mask of the Aladdin Sane Bowie image. To my delight and total surprise a week later, a box appeared on my desk that contained the 'Pin-Ups' version. Life is wonderful at times. Thank you Mark.
I'm a tad obsessed with Alan Crocetti's silver jewellery for Spring/Summer 2015, especially his nose clips inspired by a boxer's plaster. It reminded me of a photograph I styled for The Times Magazine back in October 1994 taken by the legendary Buffalo sharp shooter Roger Charity. The model's name is Mackie Alcantara Hair by Thomas Dunkin.
Matthew Williams paid us a visit in March 2014 to talk, live on camera, about his career in fashion. The art director, designer and photographer chatted about his work with Lady Gaga and Kanye, as well as his role in #BEENTRILL#. A 15 minute edit of the interview, part of our rolling In Fashion series, is now available - it's a must watch for aspiring creatives.
In Fashion is a collection of interviews with fashion's luminaries, including designers, editors, stylists, art directors and more. Today, 15 August, we are launching the edited footage of our interview with the design trio behind Sibling. Watch our own Lou Stoppard sit down with Sid Bryan, Joe Bates and Cozette McCreery to discuss the formation of the brand, the importance of knitwear and position of London on the interantional fashion schedule.
Browse through our current collection of interviews, and stay tuned for more intriguing interviews with fashion's elite in In Fashion!
The odd-one out! This great green chair - an artwork by Charlotte Kingsnorth - is leaving the studio! Doesn't it make our old silver chairs look dull? The chair was brought in by Niamh White for our Ugly film screening, which featured a mini pop-up exhibition of all things grotesque and gruesome. Revisit our Ugly series here!
A new iPhone app released today by the creators of Glitché (a SHOWstudio favourite, used by Nick Knight himself to create the #DIESELTRIBUTE campaign) called SLMMSK promotes itself as a 'free antiselfie app', distorting and obscuring its users using real-time facial recognition in a very 21st century way, producing user-created imagery akin to that of terrorism and the dark web.
We've been trying it out at SHOWstudio on our iPhones this afternoon, which all, of course, have Tigran's 'CENSORED' case on. Fitting.
Following on from SHOWstudio's collaboration with C.E in June, SHOWstudio Shop is now stocking the label's A/W 14 collection! The collection includes t-shirts with C.E's trademark logo and strong graphics, as well as jackets and sweatshirts.
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Wildlife ecologist Randall Boone earned two graduate degrees at the University of Maine, and is now an associate professor at Colorado State University. Boone hasn't entirely left behind his UMaine connections, however. He and Rob Lilieholm, a natural resource economist at UMaine, are among the researchers involved in a project to look at wildebeest migration in Kenya and how alternative futures modeling can help people at local and regional levels understand the land-use decisions they make today can have far-reaching impacts in the future.
Where did you grow up? Was there anything in your childhood that influenced your research interests?
I grew up in El Monte, California, until I was 15, then my family moved to a very small town in western Oregon called Blachly. I was always interested in animals, and recall how exciting it was when a squirrel would spend time in our tree in Los Angeles County. That is part of why I became a wildlife ecologist.
Where's home now?
Beautiful Fort Collins, Colorado, where Colorado State University is located.
Milestones in your professional career after graduating from UMaine?
I joined Colorado State University as a Research Associate in 1998, and became a Research Scientist in 2000, and am now a Research Scientist III. In 2010, I received a half-time Associate Professorship in our new Department of Ecosystem Science and Sustainability.
How did you get involved in this particular project? Based on your work so far, do you have any predictions of what the project can accomplish for both the wildebeest and the people of Kenya?
In the mid-2000s, Dr. Robin Reid of Colorado State worked with a large team to map parcels of land that were unavailable to wildebeest in the Athi-Kapituei Plains, which are south of Nairobi National Park. Wildebeest and other species in the park migrate south to those plains to have their young. The map that resulted from their field efforts was striking. It was hard to imagine animals successfully moving through that landscape, with its thousands of fences and other development. That map inspired our proposal to study how wildebeest move through fragmented landscapes.
Our project has already tracked more wildebeest for a full year than any other we know (see http://www.nrel.colostate.edu/projects/gnu/tracking.php). These data are being used to answer questions like the likelihood of animals' crossroads. The work by Dr. Lilieholm's team will help land planners envision future fragmentation, and make changes in policy or practice if they want to change what is predicted. Our multi-agent modeling will provide a tool for conservation planners in Kenya to modify fragmentation in their lands, and improve the likelihood of animals being able to move about freely. We'll also use these tools to answer more basic questions about animal movements as they relate to fragmentation and increased frequencies of drought.
In your opinion, what is the value of ecosystem modeling?
Ecosystem modeling has many uses. People tend to think it is only about predicting the future, but for me, that is not the case. In fact, I rarely speak of predicting futures; there are too many changes in ecosystems to be able to predict with great certainty events 30 years from now. Instead, I speak of the magnitude and direction of changes for that period in the future if one or two things change, and everything else remains the same. For example, if someone wants a sense of what the effects of more frequent drought might be, all else being equal, we can provide that. Because we have control over the attributes of simulated ecosystems, we can essentially run well-controlled experiments.
More generally, there are many reasons we use ecosystem modeling. It allows us to run scenarios that would otherwise be too expensive, too dangerous, or unethical, such as reducing people's access to veterinary care for their animals. Simulation can guide data collection, show us properties of ecosystems that organize from the bottom up, tell us how relationships apply from fine to broad scales, suggest new questions, and help us inform the public about our findings.
You've done quite a bit of research in Africa. Where does this interest come from?
My specific interests in Africa were likely no different than any other wildlife ecologists. I have a fascination with big cats and the large herbivores of Africa, for example. But when I joined Colorado State University I worked on a project in East Africa. Within a few weeks I went from studying the amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds of Maine, to studying giraffes and elephants in Tanzania! Now I often frame the questions I have about ecosystems in an African context. That allows me to continue building experience in areas I have worked in and to continue working with our great team of researchers focusing on Africa ecosystems.
Your research includes what seems to be a broad variety of species of both plants and animals, including wildebeest, wood frogs, hazelnut trees, grizzly bears, birds, radishes, and fishers. Are there any common threads?
Yes. In my research on animals the questions tend to focus on their movements through or their distribution in landscapes. Most of my work with plants dealt with distinguishing different kinds of plants, although more recently I have worked on the distributions of plants.
Technology plays such a huge role in your field. You minored in computer science as an undergraduate at Oregon State – did you have a sense at that time of what you wanted to do in that field? How has technology changed and what's the next big thing in your field?
I did have a goal of using technology in research, and providing assistance to other researchers interested in using technology in their work. That has certainly come to pass. Mostly, technology has gotten much cheaper and much better in the years over which I have worked. In 1987, while at Oregon State University, I bought a 40-megabyte computer hard drive for $400. Today, for one-quarter that cost I can purchase 26,000 times the storage! At that time, I programmed on a Commodore 64 computer, which had 64 kilobytes of memory. The machines I use today typically have 100,000 times the memory. I believe the next big thing in wildlife ecology will be in using the rapid advancements and miniaturization in electronics to improve monitoring.
In addition to your own research, you seem to be busy mentoring undergraduates. Why is this important to you?
Working with undergraduate students is enjoyable. I get to see their thinking change over the course of their education, and help form their scientific viewpoints. I especially like to help them with their research projects. The projects I did as an undergraduate were very influential for me, and I hope they will consider theirs the same.
Why UMaine for your graduate work?
I was interested in using technology in research, and Dr. Raymond O'Connor needed a student who was experienced in computer programming. I knew the University of Maine Department of Wildlife had an excellent reputation, so I was anxious to join.
What were your research subjects and areas while at UMaine? Was there a faculty member with whom you worked closely?
I worked with the late Dr. Raymond J. O'Connor using continental-scale bird occurrence databases and other US database, looking for effects of land use on bird densities. For my thesis, I talked about the designs I used to store these large databases, and described analyses I had done on resource limitations for birds in the U.S.
For my Ph.D. research, I worked with Dr. William Krohn on a program called Maine Gap Analysis. In that program, we mapped the predicted distributions of all the animals in inland Maine, and compared their distributions to the network of protected lands. For my dissertation, I analyzed how the number of species in areas across Maine related to the environment.
During my time at the University of Maine, I also worked with Dr. Malcolm Hunter on questions about the likelihood that grizzly bears would move between conservation areas in the Rocky Mountains. Dr. Krohn and I also worked on a variety of projects that weren't directly related to Maine biodiversity, such as questions about fisher distributions.
Both courtesy and the truth that there are many good professors at UMaine make me hesitant to speak of a favorite professor. I enjoyed learning from many of the professors at the University of Maine. Instead, I'll mention that I may quote Dr. William Halteman most often. He taught me statistics and the "Halteman's Intraocular Collision Test" – when a result hits you between the eyes and statistics are not called for.
When you were at UMaine, what was your favorite place on campus?
The Wildlife Habitat Analysis Laboratory, or GIS lab, in Nutting Hall. We built that lab in an office once occupied by the dean. It was where I spent most of my time, where I learned a great deal, and had some fun too.
While in Orono, I spent too much time:
No regrets, no regrets.
Any experiences at UMaine that nearly did you in?
I almost collided with a moose while driving one night – their brown color can be surprisingly dark.
If I knew then what I know now, I would have …
Learned the art of small talk.
How does UMaine continue to influence your life?
My time at UMaine most often influences me today through the words, attitudes, and training from my mentors while there. For example, when I work with students today I recall the easy, kind, and influential mentoring of Dr. Krohn, my Ph.D. adviser. So many times we would meet, and I would leave his office pleased with having had such a clever idea. Hours later I would slowly realize that the idea was gently and generously suggested to me by a clever mentor.
Best advice to your students?
Find work that you enjoy and are passionate about. If your employment and enjoyment overlap, life should be good.
If not a scientist and researcher, what would you be?
I may have continued the family business, running a small print shop.
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Cyrille Diabate vs. Chad Griggs
Mark Bocek vs. Rafael dos Anjos
Preliminary Card (Facebook) - 6:35 p.m. ET
Antonio Carvalho vs. Rodrigo Damm
Azamat Gashimov vs. Ivan Menjivar
Steven Siler vs. Darren Elkins
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Update: Bocek vs. dos Anjos is the fight that got the call up to the main card, Carvalho vs. Damm gets promoted to FX.


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Private Pool Hot Tub Lovely Vacation House - BUNK in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 16
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Cherry Grove
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****Call Elliott Beach Rentals for the best rate guaranteed, plus receive an additional $75 off when you speak with one of our professional vacation specialist. *****
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This property is a Luxury Rental!*
Spend your next beach vacation in a modern, yet classic beach home that overlooks the salt marsh inlet and Waites Island. Nestled in Cherry Grove, a quiet beach area, Bunkhouse is a terrifically designed beach house on stilts that offers a new look.
Bunkhouse comfortably accommodates more than one dozen people and has a game room. For starters, feel really special every day with a nice soak in the Jacuzzi tub. Whether you begin or end each vacation day with a luxurious bath is entirely up to you. The covered porch is a popular place to convene. From the balcony you can see the Atlantic Ocean, which is within walking distance of Bunkhouse. A gas fireplace adds to the elegant ambiance and the swimming pool outside is the icing on the cake. What is a vacation without a sparkling blue pool in which you can enjoy a refreshing dip anytime?
At Bunkhouse, your family is surrounded by water, from the swimming pool and Jacuzzi tub to the salt marsh inlet and nearby Atlantic Ocean. Also nearby are fishing piers, outlet malls, live theatres with renowned musical productions, House of Blues, water parks and much more. So why wait any longer? Reserve Bunkhouse today so you can soon enjoy a memorable beach vacation in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina!
*Luxury Rentals include linens and departure maid service. An additional reduced rate luxury fee is added to all luxury rentals.
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*Please refer to property name when making an inquiry or reservation. We rent to families and responsible adults only. No house parties. No Pets. No Smoking. Weeks only June thru August.
Note: Please note rental rates are subject to change and may increase or decrease depending on availability. Existing reservations with prepayment are excluded.
Reservations: Open 7 days a Week; 8:30AM to 9PM (Mon-Sat) and 8:30AM to 7:00PM (Sunday)
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Central H/A, Microwave, Dishwasher, Disposal, W/D, 6CCTV (2-42" HDTVS), 6DVD, 3VCR, WIFI, game room with pool table, Golden Tee Golf Game and small fridge, jacuzzi tub in master bath, gas fireplace in living room, furnished porch, grill, outside shower. King memory foam mattress.
Bedding: 1 King, 2 Queen, 2 Bunkbeds (4 single), 3 Queen Sleepers
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Ripley's Aquarium, Believe It or Not Museum, Haunted Adventure and 4-D moving theater, ice cream shops, outlet malls, seafood restaurants, water sports, Miniature Golf, Indoor Miniature Golf, championship golf, Casino Boats, shopping, gourmet dining, concerts, live theatre, Dolphin Sighting Cruises, Fishing Charters, freshwater fishing, Family Kingdom amusement park, water parks, museum, fitness center, day spas, jet ski rentals, parasailing, windsurfing, kayaking, biking, shelling, surfing, swimming, Myrtle Beach Pelicans professional baseball team, Broadway at the Beach, Barefoot Landing, Tanger Outlet Centers, Alligator Adventure, Alabama Theatre, Dolly Parton's Pirates Voyage Fun, Feast and Adventure, Carolina Opry, House of Blues, Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament Show, Le Grande Cirque, Legends in Concert, Banana Boat Rides, Brookgreen Gardens, Huntington State Park, Wonder Works, Myrtle Beach Skywheel, Myrtle Beach Zip Line, Myrtle Beach Speedway Nascar Experience and much more!
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Prices are set according to location of unit, unit condition, number of bedrooms, and amenities offered with unit. Rates are higher Easter, Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day, and special event weeks.
13% tax, $2.00 per night resort fee and a non refundable processing fee 5% of rental amount, $25 minimum. (Subject to change)
One half of the base rental amount is due within 7 business days after booking reservation. Final payment is due 30 days before arrival date. Payment may be made with personal check, cashiers check, money order or MC or VISA.
A valid MC or VISA must be on reservation or a $500 cash security deposit is added to the rental amount. Deposit will be refunded 4-6 weeks after your departure date.
Confirmed reservations are not transferable. Confirmed reservations may be cancelled by written notice. Upon confirmation, the unit is off the market to anyone else; therefore, the advance deposit will be refunded only if the unit is re-rented at the full rental amount. All refunds are subject to a $100.00 cancellation fee.
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Bringing a pet will result in eviction with no monies refunded.
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Top things to do in North Myrtle Beach
- House of Blues
- Shopping & Dining
- Golf
- Amusement Park - Summer months only
- Night Life & Live Dinner Theatres
Top things to do on a budget
- Beach - shelling, swimming, sunbathing
- Flea Markets
- Outlet Shopping
- Thrift Store
- Picnic at the park or on the Beach
Top things to do with a family
- Amusement Parks
- Children's Museum of South Carolina
- Miniature Golf
- Dolphin Sighting Cruises
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Haverhill — Byron B. Hairian, 92, a lifelong resident of Haverhill passed away Friday, October 19, 2012 at his residence.
He was born in Haverhill on April 11, 1920, son of the late Simon and Zarhooi (Movsesian) Hairian.
Byron was a graduate of Haverhill High School, class of 1938 and later attended Brown and Harvard Universities. Byron proudly served his country in the Army during World War II.
He was employed at General Electric in Everett for many years until his retirement. Byron was devoted to his family and enjoyed making watches as a hobby.
He is survived by his sister Pauline Harian of Haverhill as well as many loving cousins. He was also the brother of the late Ronald Z. Hairian.
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All Logansport schools will have wireless Internet starting next school year in preparation for more technology at the middle school level, according to school superintendent Michele Starkey.
The school corporation is currently asking for bids to add wireless to the middle school and elementary schools starting in the fall, Starkey said. The move comes as the schools are discussing giving laptops or other one-to-one devices to middle school students starting with the 2014-2015 school year.
Starkey said Logansport High School and the Century Career Center installed wireless this past fall to help keep up with the Lenovo laptops that were given out to each high school student for the school year. The wireless system includes 72 access points for wireless in the building and near the Berry Bowl.
Now, she said they're preparing to install wireless at the four elementary and two middle schools to keep up with "more and more technology needs."
Those needs include a plan to bring one-to-one technology, like the laptops at the high school, to the middle school students in two years.
"It'll probably be a laptop, but we don't know for sure," Starkey said.
Starkey said they're don't yet know if the students would be able to take the devices home or would leave them at school.
The board will be discussing the plan in the coming year, she said.
Cyle Dibble, technology director for the school corporation, said they'll likely use the same wireless system company they have at the high school so that it will be easy to maintain.
The school allocated $495,000 for the wireless systems, but that fund also includes updates to the school's desktop computers, Dibble said. The money comes from school bonds rather than taxpayer money, he said.
Dibble said they plan to begin installation of the wireless in June or July so that it will be ready for the new school year.
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John Boers At the age of 12, my family and I were liberated by the Canadian Armed Forces in the Northern part of Holland... read more »
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Liberationchildren and War babies WW11
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My name is John Boers. At the age of 12, my family and I were liberated by the Canadian Armed Forces in the Northern part of Holland and it has left a lasting impression on me. After the war ended, many relationships developed between Canadian soldiers and Dutch girls and as result that there are some 5000 or more children were born that have Canadian soldiers as biological fathers.
They gave me an understanding as to how important it is for that one to know who she or he is, where ones character comes from, genetically and other matter such as health. Considering it such an important matter that, with the expertise I have, I offered to do the research for Liberation Children of the Netherlands here in Canada. The time is free and the search is done for the cost incurred. It has brought peace to the minds of the many war veterans, their son or daughter in Europe.
Deep interest comes also from the children of the veterans in Canada and many are going to Europe to meet their new found family. I have no intention to publish stories about the fathers and children and any stories that do appear were put there by the parties themselves.
While the Association of Liberation Children and I have been in de press such as Mcleans magazine, newspapers and television, it was them that became attracted to this work and they did a wonderful job to put the issue in a better perspective.
All searches are done under the provisions of the Canadian Privacy Act and no personal information will released without consent of the owner of the information.


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Pupils get first taste of bi-lingual lessons (From Herald Series)
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Pupils get first taste of bi-lingual lessons
11:00am Saturday 22nd September 2012 in News By Fran Bardsley
Buy this photo Daniela Haverstein teaches the Three Little Pigs in German
OXFORDSHIRE'S first free school is offering a new style of education in the county.
Pupils at Culham's Europa School are only speaking English for half their lessons.
That's because all children learn in two languages from the very beginning.
Half the week is spent learning in English, while for the remaining two and a half days, every lesson from science to maths is taught in French or German.
The school, which opened earlier this month, has 164 children aged between four and six.
German Daniela Havenstein, who teaches the Year Two German stream, said after just four days learning in German: "It's going much better than I expected.
"I had expected them to be slightly more anxious but they are not anxious at all and they don't worry about being wrong or being corrected."
Mrs Havenstein added: "It's like being an actor, you are constantly inventing signs and having to think how can I act this out, what can I bring in."
Rather than translate into English, every effort is made to help children understand using signs, flashcards, actions, and gestures.
Mrs Havenstein said: "The way to do it is to tap into what interests them. If they like to watch Spongebob Square-pants, then watch it in German."
The state-funded school is set to be the first of a string of free schools in the county.
Tyndale Community School, in East Oxford, and Heyford Park Free School, in Upper Heyford, are both expected to open next September.
Principal Peter Ashbourne said: "We wanted to create a European programme not only for those already familiar with it, but also for those who never considered it because it was too expensive.
"We are making education something which everyone has access to.
"I'm sure other schools will follow suit."
The pupils include children from bilingual or multilingual families, those with extended families from different countries and those who have no experience of other languages at all.
Klara Rainey, aged six, who has German grandparents, gets extra help in class as she has a visual impairment.
She said: "It's harder to understand what the German teacher is saying because I don't know very much German, but I know a few more words now so I can follow a bit more.
"I like it."
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Both languages are taught as a first language. This means that the children are taught the various subjects in one of the languages. There are some children that do not speak very well English when starting, but they are supposed to be fluent at the end of the first year.
My son is doing reception German/English now, and does not speak German at all, and English is his 3rd language. Yet, he loves it, and is picking up German rapidly!
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Christopher Oveis
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Contact Information
Rady School of Management
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Research Areas
Power and Status
Moral Judgment
Empathy and Compassion
Prosocial Behavior
Thin Slice Judgments
Assistant Professor of Management and Strategy
Oveis's research is focused on the role of emotion, power, and nonverbal behavior in social interactions. Oveis' research examines such questions as (1) How do emotions such as compassion and pride produce feelings of social connection and shared identity with others?; (2) How do nonverbal behaviors--e.g., the way we laugh, stand, and smile--convey a positive and powerful first impression?; (3) How does the way that we control or express our emotions influence the ability to connect with others and make decisions?; (4) How does social power influence various aspects of empathy--the ability/tendency to know what others are thinking and feel what others are feeling?
He takes a multi-method experimental approach to these questions, examining emotions and power as enduring traits as well as situationally-induced states, and examining multiple channels of response (e.g., psychophysiological responding; FACS coded facial behavior; willingness to act to obtain/forgo real economic rewards; subjective experience; analysis of posture, gesture, and gaze; others' judgments of our participants). Oveis also takes an interdisciplinary approach to the work, incorporating theory and methods from social and personality psychology, affective science, behavioral economics, organizational behavior, political science, philosophy, and social neuroscience.
Professor Oveis also serves as a consulting editor for Emotion (2013-) and teaches the Core Leadership courses at the Rady School.
Prior to joining the Rady School, Oveis completed postdoctoral fellowships in Harvard University's Department of Psychology and Kennedy School of Government. He received the Harvard University Bok Award for Excellence in Teaching. Oveis earned his Ph.D. in Social/Personality Psychology at the University of California, Berkeley and was a predoctoral fellow at the NIMH Training Consortium in Emotion Research. He earned his B.A. with Highest Distinction in Psychology at the University of Virginia.
Carr, E. W., Winkielman, P., & Oveis, C. (in press). Transforming the mirror: Power fundamentally changes facial responding to emotional expressions. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General.
Saslow, L. R., McCoy, S., van der Löwe, I., Cosley, B., Vartan, A., Oveis, C., Keltner, D., Moskowitz, J. T., & Epel, E. S. (in press). Speaking under pressure: Low linguistic complexity is linked to high physiological and emotional stress reactivity. Psychophysiology.
Impett, E. A., Le, B., Kogan, A., Oveis, C., & Keltner, D. (in press). When you think your partner is holding back: The costs of perceived partner suppression during relationship sacrifice. Social Psychological and Personality Science.
Dutra, S. J., West, T. V., Impett, E. A., Oveis, C., Kogan, A., Keltner, D., & Gruber, J. (in press). Rose-colored glasses gone too far? Mania symptoms predict biased emotion experience and perception in couples. Motivation and Emotion.
Sherman, G. D., Lee, J. J., Cuddy, A. J. C., Renshon, J., Oveis, C., Gross, J. J., & Lerner, J. S. (2012). Leadership is associated with lower levels of stress. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 109, 17903-17907.
Gordon, A. M., Impett, E. A., Kogan, A., Oveis, C., & Keltner, D. (2012). To have and to hold: Appreciation promotes romantic relationship maintenance. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 103, 257-274.
Impett, E. A., Kogan, A., English, T., John, O. P., Oveis, C., Gordon, A. M., & Keltner, D. (2012). Suppression sours sacrifice: Emotional and relational costs of suppressing emotions in romantic relationships. Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 38, 707-720.
Kogan, A., Saslow, L., Impett, E. A., Oveis, C., Keltner, D., & Rodrigues, S. (2011). A thin-slicing study of the oxytocin receptor (OXTR) gene and the evaluation and expression of the prosocial disposition. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 108, 19189-19192.
Côté, S., Kraus, M. W., Cheng, B. H., Oveis, C., van der Löwe, I., Lian, H., & Keltner, D. (2011). Social power facilitates the effect of prosocial orientation on empathic accuracy. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 101, 217-232.
Horberg, E. J., Oveis, C., & Keltner, D. (2011). Emotions as moral amplifiers: An appraisal tendency approach to the influences of distinct emotions upon moral judgments. Emotion Review, 3, 237-244.
Gruber, J., Oveis, C., Keltner, D., & Johnson, S. L. (2011). A discrete emotions approach to positive emotion disturbance in depression. Cognition and Emotion, 25, 40-52.
Oveis, C., Horberg, E. J., & Keltner, D. (2010). Compassion, pride, and social intuitions of self-other similarity. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 98, 618-630.
Kogan, A., Impett, E. A., Oveis, C., Hui, B., Gordon, A. M., & Keltner, D. (2010). When giving feels good: The intrinsic benefits of sacrifice in romantic relationships for the communally motivated. Psychological Science, 21, 1918-1924.
Impett, E. A., Gordon, A. M., Kogan, A., Oveis, C., Gable, S. L., & Keltner, D. (2010). Moving toward more perfect unions: Daily and long-term consequences of approach and avoidance goals in romantic relationships. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 99, 948-963.
Horberg, E. J., Oveis, C., Keltner, D., & Cohen, A. B. (2009). Disgust and the moralization of purity. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 97, 963-976.
Oveis, C., Gruber, J., Keltner, D., Stamper, J. L., & Boyce, W. T. (2009). Smile intensity and warm touch as thin slices of child and family affective style. Emotion, 9, 544-548.
Oveis, C., Cohen, A. B., Gruber, J., Shiota, M. N., Haidt, J., & Keltner, D. (2009). Resting respiratory sinus arrhythmia is associated with tonic positive emotionality. Emotion, 9, 265-270.
Van Kleef, G. A., Oveis, C., van der Löwe, I., LuoKogan, A., Goetz, J., & Keltner, D. (2008). Power, distress, and compassion: Turning a blind eye to the suffering of others. Psychological Science, 19, 1315-1322.
Gruber, J., Johnson, S. L., Oveis, C., & Keltner, D. (2008). Risk for mania and positive emotional responding: Too much of a good thing? Emotion, 8, 23-33.
Keltner, D., & Oveis, C. (2007). Elevation. In R. F. Baumeister & K. D. Vohs (Eds.), Encyclopedia of social psychology (Vol. 1, p. 283). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Keltner, D., Horberg, E. J., & Oveis, C. (2006). Emotions as moral intuitions. In J. P. Forgas (Ed.), Affect in thinking and social behavior (pp. 161-175). New York: Psychology Press.
Keltner, D., Horberg, E. J., & Oveis, C. (2006). Emotional intuitions and moral play. Social Justice Research, 19, 208-217.


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I'm playing with my first installation of buddypress. I don't see a link to take me to my home page similar to facebook, essentially my activity stream.
I can get there by clicking on activity that I did, but it seems like this should be the default page the user sees.
Am I missing something here?
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