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What Is a Durable Power of Attorney Document?
A durable Power of Attorney document gives someone authority to act on someone else's behalf in business matters; this document is sometimes called the financial durable power of attorney. A durable healthcare power of attorney or healthcare POA gives the agent or proxy permission to make medical decisions on behalf of the principal.
Who Can Be an Agent?
Agents must be legal adults and mentally competent themselves. The agents or attorneys in fact appointed by a durable power of attorney can be relatives, friends, neighbors, lawyers, financial advisors or even institutions like banks or law firms.
A durable power of attorney document can give family members like your children or grandchildren permission to make financial or legal decisions in the case that you are incapacitated. Or you can appoint a bank officer to handle your trust or financial holdings.
The default power of attorney forms provided in the Ohio legal code only have fields for the agent's address and phone number. It would be wise to include the person's Social Security number as well.
Are Agents Compensated for Their Work?
Agents are entitled per section 1337.60 to reasonable compensation for their time and reimbursement of their expenses. However, you can state in the power of attorney form that someone should not be compensated for their effort.
Ohio's code states that agents cannot use property to their benefit unless they are an ancestor, the principal's spouse or a descendant without explicit permission being given in the POA's special instructions.
Ohio's revised code Section 1337 addresses several types of power of attorney forms and the laws pertaining to them. Ohio's power of attorney laws have been amended over time, with some of the most drastic changes going into effect in 2012.
Ohio Power Of Attorney Forms
The standard Ohio power of attorney form is part of Section 1337.18. While this form is not mandatory for creating a POA in the state of Ohio, its language covers all legal requirements for a power of attorney document. If you want to create a power of attorney document, it is best to contact a legal professional.
Expiration and Revocation of POA
Ohio law states that the revocation of a power of attorney has to be recorded unless the power of attorney had an expiration date on it.
Real estate power of attorney documents, such as those that permit an agent to sell a home for you, must be signed and acknowledged the same what deeds and mortgages are documented. In these cases, the power of attorney document may be limited to a specific transaction, and the agent has no further authority once the property is sold or transferred.
Recent Changes to Ohio Power of Attorney Law
In 2012, Ohio modified its durable power of attorney law to expand the authority POA agents had. For example, the agent in the POA could now give away property, create a new trust, alter living trusts, and alter the beneficiaries on retirement accounts and insurance policies.
The 2012 Uniform Power of Attorney Act prohibits agents from acting beyond the authority granted in the POA form. For example, the agent doesn't have financial power of attorney unless the POA form specifically grants this power.
The 2011 bill increased the liability of agents who act improperly – or fail to act as the POA requires. The agent is required to keep records of all transactions made on behalf of the principal, to create a paper trail that can be reviewed by others. The agent must identify himself when acting on behalf of the principal. The agent listed in the durable power of attorney is not always the same person who acts as a health care agent; when these are two separate individuals, they must cooperate with each other. Ohio allows a power of attorney form to designate more than one agent. The agents can act independently unless the POA form states they must act in agreement or through a majority decision.
Not all power of attorney documents created prior to 2012 are in compliance with the new law. Have an attorney review the document to ensure that it is still conforms to the law.


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I have been hemming and hawing about buying a new gun for several months now, and as usual I am the great procrastinator; and besides that I have not had the cash. I still do not have the cash, but we paid off our credit card bills in full last month, so maybe she who must be adored will let me put a rifle on plastic. Dick's Sporting goods has a sale on Savage 111 rifle combos, the rifle with a scope for about $320; and Walmart has a sale on Mossberg 100 ATRs with a scope for about $315. I am thinking of really trying to get one of these before the end of the week. I have heard good and bad about both, mostly good about both. What I am asking my readers is to help me out and take my poll over on the right sidebar, at the top. Of course if you want leave your reasoning for your choice here too. Please do this if you know anything plus or minus about either of these rifles. I am hopeful that some of my readers who are dyed in the wool shootists will help out on this one.
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Album Rating: 4.5Yeah "Dazed and Confused" is always good.
Album Rating: 4.0Fantastic album.
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Hi Paperback! Great review man. Pos'd. However, I never got into Zeppelin, don't know why. I must say though, that I haven't made much effort to listen to their music.
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Yeah there's three different version of it, I honestly dont understand why. but anyway you should check this one out when you get the chance.
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First, Neuqua
Discovering 'Fiddler on the Roof'
Things are looking up at Neuqua Valley High School. Area residents will be pleased to find a "Fiddler on the Roof," which opened Thursday and runs through Saturday.
A cast and crew of more than 75 students present the beloved musical tale that follows Tevyue, the father of five daughters, and his attempts to maintain his family and Jewish religious traditions while outside influences encroach upon their lives.
Director Johnathan Pontarelli said he "couldn't be more proud" of this year's group.
"It has been exciting to see our actors discover their character from within themselves," Pontarelli said. "The whole process (of) adding depth to those characters has certainly been magical."
Pontarelli said there are some unique aspects, including senior Jennifer Cha portraying the Fiddler, and playing live music.
"Our production has a variety of talented students, from ambitious freshman to seasoned seniors," he said. "The camaraderie the cast and crew have is really great to see, and it makes me proud to be working with such a delightful group of young artists."
Shows are set for 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the school's auditorium. Tickets are $5 for students and seniors, $11 for adults. For more information, visit www.nvhstheatre.com
Second, Central
Presenting 'Meet Me in St. Louis'
Local theatergoers need not pack a suitcase for this trip: Naperville Central High School theater department presents "Meet Me in St. Louis" from Friday through Sunday.
"Audiences can anticipate hearing great renditions of classic Broadway songs, performed with a full pit orchestra," said Curtis Parry, director and choral music instructor at Central. "As always, the educational part of this is the growth of the student in the production, but foremost is to have the audience leave humming a favorite tune and thrilled that they came."
Parry said he chose the Broadway classic, based on the 1944 film starring Judy Garland, because of its entertaining songs and opportunities for many student roles. A cast and crew of more than 85 students bring the show to life with favorites such as "The Trolley Song" and "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas."
Tickets are $10 for reserved seating, $8 seniors and students. General admission tickets are $6. For more information, call 630-420-6834.
Dance is next
Nonprofit offers tribute to Indian king
With a burgeoning Indian community in Naperville, the Samskriti Foundation hopes a two-program dance presentation Sunday will bring out the crowds.
The Naperville-based nonprofit Indian classical dance company will present "Royal Ragas," a music and dance tribute to king and composer Maharaja Swathi Thirunal.
The first of the two programs from 3 to 4:30 p.m., the Sangeetha Manjari, will feature local Indian classical music schools and their interpretations of Maharaja Swati Thirunal's compositions.
The second will be the Bhavaye Padmanabhan at 5 p.m., the feature presentation.
"It combines both Indian classical music and dance with professionals from Chicagoland," said Sailaja Kambhammettu, who works as a marketing assistant for the group.
The all-adult performance has been about six months in the making, Kambhammettu said, and the group is hoping the one-time performance will attract enough interest to warrant repeating it again.
"We have a large Indian population here in Naperville, and we hope there will be a great response to the performance," she said. "We want people to come and see the program and understand the significance of it."
The performance will be directed by Shoba Natarajan. Tickets range from $12, $25, $50 and $100, and are available at www.samskriti.eventbrite.com
For more information, contact 630-527-1898 or www.samskriti.com
And football
Bears' quarterback helps Edward
Mike Tomczak, former Chicago Bears quarterback, will be the celebrity guest July 21 at the 21st annual Edward Foundation Charity Golf Tournament at Cog Hill Golf Club in Lemont.
Tomczak, a graduate of Thornton Fractional North High School, was an NFL quarterback from 1985-1999. In addition to the Bears, Tomczak played for the Green Bay Packers, Cleveland Browns and Pittsburgh Steelers.
The foundation is the charitable fundraising organization of Edward Hospital & Health Services. Last year's outing raised a record $301,000.
This year's event will be on two of Cog Hill's four courses: Course 1 and Dubsdread, which is ranked among the Top 100 courses in the country by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest. To register, visit www.golfinvite.com/edward.
Tournament registration and lunch are from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. A cocktail party, dinner, awards and raffle will follow the tournament from 6 to 8 p.m.
Also watch out for the Helicopter Ball Drop at 6:30 p.m. Each $25 chance gives an entrant one numbered golf ball that will be dropped from a helicopter. The person with the golf ball that lands closest to or inside the cup will split half of the Ball Drop proceeds with the Edward Foundation. To purchase a chance to win, visit www.edward.org/helicopterballdrop.
In addition, all golfers will have a chance to win one of two 2014 Acuras (one on each course) with a hole-in-one.
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Third time's a charm for parks VP
Naperville Park District Vice President Mike Reilly has been recognized by three organizations so far this year — that's no small feat.
In January, he received the Rising Star Award from the Illinois Association of Park Districts; in March he led the Naperville St. Patrick's Day parade as the grand marshall, chosen by the West Suburban Irish; and on April 17 he was celebrated as the 2014 recipient of the Naperville Jaycees' Community Leader Distinguished Service Award.
"Mike Reilly came to the Naperville Park District five years ago with a wealth of experience in community leadership," said Ray McGury, executive director. "Needless to say, his dedication to serving the community is evident, and he's been a tremendous ambassador for the Park District."


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Grades: PK - 8 | 173 students
Extending the mission of Jesus, St. John the Evangelist School provides a Catholic Education for children in Grades Pre-Kindergarten through Grade Eight in the Greater Watertown Area.
The School maintains a spiritual atmosphere conducive to learning and academic excellence enabling our students to become moral and responsible citizens.
Since late 1907, St. John School has provided Catholic education; that special vision of life and learning in relation to our Faith.
Served by the School Sisters of Notre Dame and dedicated Lay personnel, we have provided Watertown area residents with a viable educational alternative.
Our goal is to provide our students with a sense of community so they will grow into caring, concerned members of society.
We value our students for their own worth and develop their potential to enrich their own and other's lives.
We maintain a nurturing atmosphere conducive to learning and academic excellence, enhancing each student's self-concept, self discipline and maturity.The school provides educational service for grades Pre K-8th.
Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten and First Grade are located at "The Little School" which is located in the Convent Building next to Saint John the Evangelist Church.
School for Grades 2-8 are located at "The Big School" on Main Street in Watertown.
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It's the little things that count.
At a recent Xbox One showcase, EA demonstrated the head-tracking capabilities of Kinect in conjunction with Battlefield 4. When Kinect located where the player was seated, it tracked head movements, which allowed for leaning and peeking around corners in the game. Although we don't have all the details as of yet, if head tracking is present when flying helicopters or jets, it could put a whole new spin on the first-person-shooter genre.
And it's not only the head-tracking capabilities of Kinect being utilized.
Kinect integration with Battlefield 4 also supports voice commands — a function that has existed in previous games in the Battlefield series. Players will be able to use these verbal commands to call for a medic, request ammo, let their team know they need a ride, and for thanking people who have helped them. Features like this haven't performed so admirably in the past, so hopefully the upgraded Kinect technology allows for it to finally reach its full potential.
Battlefield 4 is launching with Xbox One, so until then, we can only hope that this exciting proposition can be deliver on.
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Between 16,000 and 39,000 people are treated annually in the U.S. for rabies following exposure to a potentially rabid animal.
Wild animals account for up to 92 percent of reported cases for rabies according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Rabies is a deadly virus that attacks the central nervous system.
Carroll Senn remembers being bitten by a fox.
"One of his teeth went in there," Senn said while pointing to the injury on his leg. "He was crazy-eyed looking."
The damage inflicted by the animal was potentially deadly.
"If you wait until the signs and symptoms show themselves, then it's too late," warns Adam Myrick, a spokesperson for the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control. "Rabies is essentially 100 percent fatal."
A crazed raccoon foaming at the mouth is often the poster-child for rabies, but bats, foxes, skunks and coyotes can also be carriers of the deadly disease.
Regardless of whether you live in a city or the country, wildlife officers say you're just as likely to have an encounter with one of these animals.
Senn says he was inside his garage when a fox attacked his leg.
"He was clamped on; he didn't let go until my pants tore," Senn recalls.
Foxes are nocturnal animals. So, if they are roaming and attack during the daytime, this could be an indication the animal is rabid. Other signs could include wild animals acting tame, or a tame animal acting wild.
Dr. Mary Blinn is a veterinarian at the Mecklenburg County Animal Control Shelter in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"You always have to assume the worst for the safety of the person who was bitten," Blinn warns.
Assume there is a risk of rabies no matter the animal species, and no matter how big or small the bite.
Immediately call animal control, because they are the only people who should attempt to catch the animal and test it for rabies.
Then, the victim should be taken to an emergency room to be vaccinated.
There is no test to tell if a person is infected with rabies except by obtaining a brain tissue sample.
That's why it only makes sense to start the rabies vaccine schedule as soon as possible following a possible exposure.
Some of the symptoms rabies can cause include seizures, confusion, coma and death.
Wildlife officials say you should never encourage a wild animal to come inside your home.
You should also avoid feeding, touching or adopting wild animals or strays.
Don't leave food outside, and keep garbage cans sealed.
Board up attic and wall openings, and don't let your pets roam free.
Should your path cross with a wild animal, try to let it wander off. Then, alert your children, neighbors and local animal control.
"Wildlife should not be feared, but definitely respected," says Jonathan Shaw, a biologist with the N.C. Wildlife Commission.
You should also keep as much distance between you and the animal.
Remember, if a rabid animal finds you and attacks, your life may depend on how quickly you can get to the nearest emergency room.
The lives of others can also be saved by simply making a phone call to report a potentially rabid animal to authorities.
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On the term "HTML5"
Yesterday, Jeffrey Zeldman linked up a very cool project entitled html5test.com. It's very well-done, and incredibly useful. You should check it out.
Today, the always-insightful Tantek Çelik responded to Jeffrey's post, accurately noting that many of the items the so-called "HTML5 Test" was checking are not actually part of the HTML5 specification at all (for example, Microdata, Geolocation, and more.) Tantek goes on to say, "We as a community that is learning/relearning/teaching all this stuff need to vigilantly clarify what's what rather than calling things "HTML5? that are not actually HTML5."
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Nicole continues to flesh out her ideas on how CSS ought to work. Aside from a few syntax gripes, I'd love to see this stuff in CSS — but I don't think it'll ever happen. It's really unfortunate that the working group isn't interested in hearing feedback like this. In the meantime, there's always SASS or Less.Visit
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PPK details the myth that is the idea that "WebKit on mobile is taking over." His point, which is totally valid, is that while WebKit is indeed becoming the dominant rendering engine on mobile platforms, each of those platforms has distinctly different versions of WebKit, so the idea that if you build for WebKit, all of these devices will render your site the exact same way is a misconception. His point is well taken, if a bit dramatic. It's true that there are subtle differences between each version, and it's also true that most people don't realize this. But, in the real-world, they're "close enough" that targeting WebKit will generally get you a very similar experience on all these platforms.Visit
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Introducing Typekit
Jeff Veen, who I have mad, mad respect and admiration for, announces his company's new project: TypeKit. It's basically a hosted solution for web fonts, wherein Jeff and team negotiate a license with font foundries, and then you (the average web developer) pay Jeff and team a fee in order to use the fonts. It will use standards CSS @font-face embedding, and automatically switch out Opentype for EOT based on a user's browser. This all sounds great, but the post is a bit short on details, and I definitely have questions: will it scale? How much will it cost? What will the license look like? All concerns people have over a subscription-based music service versus the iTunes model apply, here. What happens when you unsubscribe? Are the plans per-site or per-designer? And so forth. So, bottom line: sounds like there's a lot of potential, here, but I'll save my fanboyish excitement for when I have more information.Visit
Jeffrey Zeldman: Web Standards Test: Top 100 Sites
I still have a hard time seeing any good reason to ever validate someone else's code, but I guess maybe research for a book is one. Still, I don't understand the point of posting the results here. Jeffrey says himself, "If all the home pages of the top 100 sites were valid, it would not mean that the pages beneath the home page level were valid, nor would it prove that the sites were authored semantically," and "nothing causal or predictive can be determined from these results." I agree with him, and that begs the question: then why post it at all? Because I know enough about Zeldman himself, I am guessing the answer is simply, "I thought it was interesting," but I'm afraid it feels like the point is simply to publicly praise some and berate others.Visit
42 Web Design Companies
Hits most of the HTML/CSS/Javascript-focused ones I'd seriously consider.Visit
Fluid 960 Grid System
A really complete and nice-looking CSS framework that satisfies one common complaint about many CSS framework: lack of fluid-width support (I personally usually go fixed-width, but I know this is an issue for a lot of people). By Stephen Bau](http://www.domain7.com/WhoWeAre/StephenBau.html). Good stuff!Visit
The Skinny on Doctypes
I love this post of Dustin's about how Google uses a shortened version of theVisit
DOCTYPEstring to save bytes, even though it makes a validator say their pages are invalid. I don't personally get too worried about a few bytes, but that's a Very Big Deal™ to Google, and this is a perfect example of what I mean by "use web standards and best practices when they make sense, and don't when they don't." Here, they've found a better solution for them than the understood "best practice." That's awesome.
Eric Meyers: JavaScript Will Save Us All
Eric's got some great thoughts on how we can use JavaScript to get some of the CSS functionality we'd like to see. Some of it is a little bit pie in the sky and maybe not completely practical (for example, I don't believe Gecko makes unrecognized CSS properties accessible from JavaScript) but the general concept is great. It's all about getting shit done in an elegant way, rather than putting all the focus on doing things exactly how the standards would suggest — and you know I like that.Visit
Designer In The Spotlight: Emily Lewis
A nice interview with Emily Lewis, who I first met a year ago in Dallas and re-connected with in Atlanta a few weeks ago. She's a passionate and talented web standards advocate with a lot to say. I like people with a lot to say. Check her out on Twitter, too.Visit
When can we stop talking about "supporting" certain browsers?
Even at a progressive, Web Standards-friendly agency like Blue Flavor, the topic of which browsers to "support" comes up. Clients ask us, "Will our site be supported by IE6?," for example. And even in the Web Standards community, there's still a lot of talk about "dropping support" for IE6, and the like.
But doesn't this whole idea of browser "support" kind of go against what Web Standards is all about in the first place? Because of the way we build sites (and by we, I mean me, Blue Flavor, and most readers of this site), our projects inherently "support" every browser, from Lynx to Mosaic 1.0 to Netscape to IE to Safari to the no-name browser on your crappy flip phone.
And yet, we still talk about browser "support." What we really mean when we ask if a site will "support," say, IE6, is "will the site look the same in IE6 as it does in the latest and greatest browser?" But we all know this is a silly question. Of course it won't. And what's more, it shouldn't.More
Jina Bolton: Make it modular
More great thoughts on markup and CSS coding practices, this time from my homey J.B., who I am (apparently) doing a world tour with this month.Visit
Five CSS design browser differences I can live with
Good stuff by Andy Clarke. I would suggest if you can't live with these browser differences, you're not really understanding the way modern CSS is supposed to work.Visit
Web Standards 2008: Three Circles of Hell
A really nice article by Molly Holzschlag clearly articulates the three groups that are independently defining web standards these days, outlining the pros and cons of each. The big question, of course, is, "which group should we follow into the future of the web?" The clear answer is "none," as they all have deal-breaking cons. I really wish I had time to worry about the future of the web. Sadly, I don't, so I'm left to just deal with today, and that basically means implementing whatever parts of specs work in the browsers that matter to users, and doing so in the most elegant, backwards-and-future compatible way possible (but always recognizing that given a choice between now and the future, now wins every time). Good read. Nicely done, Molly.Visit
A List Apart is changing
As well it should. Good luck with the new direction, ALA team!Visit
Darren Jones: Don't Sweat the Unsemantic Stuff
A really smart post on the "unsemantic" nature of CSS frameworks that deal with layout, by Darren Jones, who created the Sparkl framework. The best line in the article is this:
> Remember [layout class names] don't add any semantic value, but your page doesn't lose any semantics by having them either.
This is the point I wish people would remember. Class names aren't actual semantics, they're fake semantics. They're just a way for you to add some useful hooks for scripts and styles to hang on (and possibly for other people to mash with, in the case of something like microformats). Validators, screen readers, browsers, and the like couldn't give one iota of a damn what your class names are. Likewise, is it really worth getting bent out of shape about too many
spanelements? Remember, these elements were specifically designed to have no meaning. It doesn't matter if there is one
divor five hundred, the net gain is no meaning.
Sure, it makes sense to use less presentational class names whenever you can and to only use as manyVisit
divsas you need to, but if the aesthetics of your fake semantics and counting
divelements starts to overtake getting your design just right, on time and under budget, then I'd say your priorities are out of whack.
The WHATWG Blog: 2022
WHATWG offers a clarification about the 2022 "final" date for HTML 5:
> There has been a certain amount of controversy over the supposed date of 2022 for HTML 5 to be "finished". It is somewhat important to realise the significance that should be attached to this date: None at all.
This, of course, begs the question, "then why mention it at all?" Who knows, but I've certainly been guilty of mentioning things I later wished I wouldn't have, so I'll give them a pass. Beyond that, this goes to show that it's all exactly as I thought: HTML5 will indeed by "final" in 2022, but it's really only browser support that matters to us web designers and developers. Bits and pieces of HTML5 are already showing up in browsers and more should be showing up over the next few years, so get out there and use them! Stop reading specs and fussing over dates and build some fucking web pages already.Visit
Two thousand twenty two
Today, it was brought to my attention that HTML 5 Editor Ian Hickson, in an August 27 interview with TechRepublic outlined a timetable for the "new" spec, which began life back in 2003. Hixie suggests HTML 5 will reach the "Proposed Recommendation" stage sometime in 2022. Go ahead, read it again. It's not a typo. Two thousand twenty two.
I immediately stopped reading. Didn't even bother with the rest of the interview. Why? Because it just doesn't matter. The whole concept of web standards, which I once strongly advocated for, has now become so incredibly ridiculous as to be not even worth the time and attention of serious web designers and developers.
As I pointed out on Twitter today (much to the dismay of certain standardistas, who have previously asked me to name names instead of referring to a "shadowy cabal"): it ultimately doesn't matter if HTML 5 is available next month, next year, or fifty years from now. Those of us who do real work in this industry know that the only thing that really matters is what specs and technologies are supported by the browsers real people use.More
HTML5 to be "done" in 2022. This is not a joke.
Holy fuck. And we wonder why it's hard to get people to take web standards seriously. The joke we've all been making for years just became a reality: HTML 5 will be finished in 2022. Wow. I didn't even bother reading the rest of the interview. What's the point? I officially no longer care about web standards.Visit
Handy bits by Simon Willison to make Django work a little cleaner when using forms with an HTML doctype (instead of XHTML). Personally, I think Django should default to HTML, but I bet this matter was argued ad nasuem in some Google Groups thread a year ago and XHTML won out (almost certainly at the chagrin of James Bennett). Am I right? Am I? :)Visit
Eric Meyer: The Lessons of CSS Frameworks
Again from Jeremy's great live blogging of An Event Apart San Francisco, here's Eric on CSS frameworks. I'm glad to see someone else broaching this topic, and in general it looks like Eric did a great job of rounding 'em up. A few bits and responses:
> If you're going to use a framework, it should be yours; one that you've created. You can look at existing frameworks for ideas and hack at it. But the professionals in this room are not well served by picking up a framework and using it as-is.
Generally speaking, I agree. I have made great use of Blueprint — but it's worth nothing that almost all of the basic concepts were created by me (along with Nathan and Christian). As Blueprint has progressed, it's gotten farther and farther away from what we created, and I've been less enthralled by it. The point is: something you created yourself is always going to be more useful to you than something you didn't.
> Four of them use psuedo-namespaced class names beginning with grid- or container- or span- (which you would apply to a div!?).
I'm not sure if the parenthetical is Jeremy or Eric speaking, but this is also worth noting: in the original CSS framework Nathan, Christian, and I created, you were not necessarily supposed to apply those classes to aVisit
div. The classes were for any element, and there was no encouragement to liter your markup with extraneous
divelements. The original Blueprint retained this philosophy, but later changed it, asking people to always use
divelements as columns. I find this to be incredibly wrong, and I always override this Blueprint functionality when I use the framework. If you are going to use a
divfor every layout column/row/unit/whatever, you may as well just use tables. I hope everyone knows and understands that when I was touting Blueprint, it was before the made the boneheaded decision to require the use of a
divelement for every column.
Alex Russell: CSS Variables Are The Future
Alex smashes all the silly arguments CSS spec editor Bert Bos tried to use against the concept of CSS "variables" (really constants). I'm sorry, but anyone who thinks CSS variables are a bad idea just isn't living in the real world of web development these days. Go Alex!Visit
Bert Bos of the W3: Why "variables" in CSS are harmful
Bert is, of course, referring to symbolic constants, which many people seem to want to call "variables," even though they're really not. Anyway, he contends that the idea of constants in CSS is flawed, in large part because added complexity makes CSS more difficult to learn. I think this is kind of absurd. CSS is easy to learn. Really easy, in fact (I've said for years that the only hard part of HTML and CSS is browser bugs. Take browser bugs out of the equation, and CSS is child's play). If symbolic constants are really so complicated that non-programers can't grasp them (which they're not), then they simply don't have to use them.
But even more importantly than that: why is keeping CSS easy to learn so damned important? The only people that need to know CSS are web developers. This notion of keeping it simple so "regular people" can read and understand it is silly. Doctors, lawyers, and pharmacists don't keep their specs and documentation simple so regular people can understand it, because regular people don't need to understand it. Why does the W3 seem to place such an emphasis on making CSS palatable to everyone?Visit
Kenny at Blue Flavor: Time for a Web-Forward Movement
Kenny suggests that "developing with web standards is now a standard," and that we all need to stop focusing on getting people to write standards-compliant code and start focusing on getting the browser makers to give us the new shiny and the W3C to finish some of it's long-proposed specs. I agree completely.Visit
Digital Web: Smart CSS Ain't Always Sexy CSS
Suddenly it seems like respected web designers everywhere are starting to catch on to what I've been saying for a couple years now: established standards and best practices are great, but they are simply a means to an end, and we should always challenge them in cases where it seems like a different means to the same end might be more effective. "Perfect" can be, at times, the enemy of "good".
I don't necessarily agree with everything in Martin's article, but I'm glad to see other big names beginning to jump on the pragmatic, but still standards-oriented, approach.Visit
nGen Works is looking for a Web Standards Ninja
nGen Works is unquestionably one of the best bunch of guys I've met in this industry, and they're looking for a great production person to join their team. If you're a great HTML/CSS/JS person, you definitely want to check out this job. nGen is based in Jacksonville, FL, but the job description says, "relocation optional."Visit
Targeting Safari with CSS
Safari is probably the most reliable browser out there when it comes to rendering things as a standards-aware developer would expect, but there are those rare times when you need to target it specifically with some unique rules. For those cases, this article will point you in the right direction.Visit
Boagworld interview
The wonderful Paul Boag from Headscape interviewed me for the latest episode of Boagworld, almost certainly the best web design podcast on the planet. We talk about my "controversial" views on web standards, Blueprint CSS, and more.
Unfortunately, I hate my voice, and it sounds even worse when propped up against Paul's sexy British accent. Oh well — I think it came off pretty decent, anyhow.More
WebKit now support CSS Masks
Oh man, this looks sweet. I'll say it again: the WebKit team is totally doing the right thing here by continuing to innovate with these new features. Dear WebKit: web designers everywhere thank you!Visit
A List Apart: Issue 256 (The EveryBlock One)
EveryBlock takes over A List Apart for an issue, with Wilson Miner's awesome piece on using web standards to create data visualizations like bar charts and sparklines, and Paul Smith showing you how to roll your own custom mapping interface. Great issue.Visit
Why the webstandards world appears to be choosing Django
I'm not entirely convinced that Django's recent popularity has much to do with web standards, nor am I that convinced that Django is "winning" in our community over Rails or other modern frameworks — but, it's true that Django allows those of us who value web standards to do our thing quite easily, and it's good to hear that people are noticing that.Visit
Microsoft changes stance on version targeting default behavior
> "We've decided that IE8 will, by default, interpret web content in the most standards compliant way it can."
So there you have it. This should make a lot of standards-oriented developers happy, as it makes out jobs easier. I think this is the right move by Microsoft, although I never could quite figure out very firmly where I stood on the whole topic. At the very least, it prove MS is listening to the developers, and that can only be a good thing.Visit
Your markup validator
Your markup validator, whether it's the one on the W3C site or one built into your favorite coding tool, is a debugging tool. It should be used as such. Its job is to find errors in your code, so that you can fix them (or at least be aware of them).
Your markup validator, whether it's the one on the W3C site or one built into your favorite coding tool, is not a measuring stick for greatness. It's not to be used on other people's code for the purpose of pointing out their shortcomings as a markup coder so that you can make yourself feel better than them. The fact that your code passes a validator does not make it better than the next guy's code. There is almost never a good reason for you to be validating someone else's code. Usually, if you're validating someone else's code, it's because you're being an asshole.More
The B-List: X-No-Thanks
For anyone trying to make sense out of the whole IE8
X-UA-Compatiblenonsense, James Bennet's explanation is almost certainly the most well-thought out and easy-to-understand one you're going to find. I now have an opinion on this matter. I'm with James: X-No-Thanks.
But even though I have an opinion, it's not a very strong one. Why? Because, quite frankly, I'm just not that interested. If
X-UA-Compatiblelands in IE8, I'll suck it up and spend 20 minutes putting the tag in all my sites, toss a few more curse words Microsoft's way, and move the fuck on. Ultimately, for those of us doing standards-based work, this isn't that big a deal. If we're doing things right, and this actually happens, it means we have to put one measly meta tag in our code form now on. Big f'ing deal.
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This test is not really a test. It is more for analizing if you are salesperson or not (as well as if you're a leadre or not). They are just questions that have to do with sales. Like what would you do…? (all pertaining to sales and leader ship). I worked for State Farm, so I had to take the test also. Good luck.
I am not a captive agent but i know these tests are to "weed out" Producers on the basis of general Aptitude and Sales ability.
i found this site called foremost insurance group that had details of the tests that farmers insurance group offers but not state farm. it could be helpful, they may offer similar testing. hope it helps…
if you are trying to cheat on an employment test…then what kind of agent would you be? Or better yet…who would want to be YOUR client. Also a pre-employment test is nothing…its the tests for the insurance license that is hard and obviously something you do not want to work for.
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It is not every year a professional football team replaces its CEO, president, general manager, head coach, assistant GM, and soon to be offensive and defensive co-ordinators, along with possibly all the other position coaches too.
Yet when you score the fewest points in the 2013 regular CFL season, give up the most points, and tie the franchise record for fewest wins ever, it's better to err on the side of total reconstructive surgery.
Not only is this a historic flushing and turnover of prominent personnel, but watching the new management team being assembled is kind of like watching the casting of the 1988 western movie Young Guns.
The CEO is 40 years old. The GM is 40 years old. The oldest of this deputized trifecta is the head coach, who is a fledging 43 years old, and they are all rookies in their respective football positions.
Yet as anyone who has ever played with newbies in a team environment knows, what they often lack in the experience and wisdom departments, the best of them make up for in categories of enthusiasm, work ethic, and innovativeness. They may not have proven track records and formulas for success at their fingertips -- in their respective positions -- but they have something to prove and chips on their shoulders to demonstrate they were the right hires for the job, and can do their jobs effectively.
The latest of these hires, new head coach Mike O'Shea, joins a long list of rookie head coaches who have been hired by this franchise.
O'Shea is the fifth consecutive head coach hired by the Bombers without a lick of head coaching experiencing.
On average, the men hired before him lasted an average of two seasons at the helm before being fired, but O'Shea has some attributes that separate him from his predecessors.
The first thing O'Shea brings into the lockeroom that Tim Burke, Paul LaPolice, Mike Kelly and Doug Berry didn't is the fact he saw the game from the inside looking out for 16 years, and as a middle linebacker has been calling defences and getting people lined up for most of that time.
When you are put in charge of men who know that you understand their perspective as players, you don't have the same proving ground as rookie head coaches who have never played the game, and you are instantly afforded a higher degree of respect.
Another factor that may endear these players to O'Shea is his background with the player's association. Not only was he a player rep, he spent time as the vice-president, and before he became a special-teams coach, he was the consensus candidate to supersede the president.
The last, and most critical distinction, between O'Shea and the crop of rookie head coaches who came before him -- to which his tenure will inevitably be compared -- is his personality.
O'Shea demonstrated at the CFLPA his ability to have both charismatic and authoritative facets to his personality. And it reminds one of the successful governance style employed by the best Bomber coach over the last decade and a half, Dave Ritchie.
He also has a high level of confidence and reputation as a risk taker.
So often, you see coaches trying to play safe, playing not to lose, and insulating themselves in their positions. O'Shea was so aggressive as a special teams co-ordinator, I recall sitting in a special teams meetings with Kyle Walters (now the GM) who was consumed with worry about what O'Shea might throw at us, instead of focusing in on what we were going to throw at him.
Most new coaches who aren't overly confident are reactive and don't force the issue, they respond to it. If O'Shea's tenure follows that of his special teams co-ordination, he will be setting the pace and imposing his will, making things happen instead of trying to catch up to them.
Young Guns opened at No. 1 over 25 years ago, and reportedly made a profit of $34 million. The fans and followers of this team will be more than happy with just a degree of this kind of success, as these three newly appointed young deputies cut their teeth at their positions in 2014.
Doug Brown, once a hard-hitting defensive lineman and frequently a hard-hitting columnist, appears Tuesdays in the Free Press.
Twitter: @DougBrown97
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Kristen Stewart plays a stripper in her new film. The 'Twilight' star portrays a 16-year-old runaway who gets into erotic dancing and occasional prostitution to earn money in the movie – which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, on Saturday – and Kristen admits it is a big departure for her.
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Please folks, insert as many puns as possible into that line. In fact, I want this entire comment thread revolved around "sticking to pole" jokes.
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# kjon 26 Jan 2010 at 11:04 am
There is a vast difference between the two words "poll" and "pole"
Clothes don't make you stick to a series of questions.
# Paul Tassion 26 Jan 2010 at 11:12 am
# Nattybon 26 Jan 2010 at 11:29 am
Paul, you're such a little pansy
# Sverrir Sigfussonon 26 Jan 2010 at 12:15 pm
How about giving us the name of the film?
# Berton 26 Jan 2010 at 12:40 pm
How many fictional strip clubs does James Gandolfini own anyway?
# Media on the Web | Gunaxin Mediaon 26 Jan 2010 at 1:06 pm
[...] Kristen Stewart Playing a Stripper in New Movie (Unreality) [...]
# Paul Tassion 26 Jan 2010 at 1:12 pm
# kjon 26 Jan 2010 at 1:52 pm
@nattyb Thanks for not bashing me as a grammar/spelling nazi.
# Nattybon 26 Jan 2010 at 1:53 pm
Stop using CAPS LOCK.
# Madisonon 26 Jan 2010 at 1:58 pm
I liked her every since I saw photos of her smoking a joint. This only helps.
# Paul Tassion 26 Jan 2010 at 2:09 pm
# IcemanDon 26 Jan 2010 at 2:33 pm
@ Madison: While I agree that helps (my tag use to be IcemanD420 but I'm all adult and shit now) I still can't stand her.
And not just from Twilight either, she was absolutely terrible in Adventure Land
# Pepe Verazon 26 Jan 2010 at 2:44 pm
@Sverrir Sigfusson the film is "Welcome to the Rileys"
# Erswion 26 Jan 2010 at 3:40 pm
"Tits or GTFO" really says it all.
# joeon 26 Jan 2010 at 3:57 pm
The biggest joke is that you're a fan of Kristen Stewart.
I'll have to agree…she instantly received some cred from me when she was caught smokin some of that fine Cali treefer…still nothing like Ms. Theron smokin out of an apple though
# Roseyon 01 Oct 2010 at 10:11 am
I guess the BUZZ word here then is FABULOUS!!!
# Statik Regülatöron 05 Oct 2010 at 3:23 am
The biggest joke is that you're a fan of Kristen Stewart.
waiting for it
# Landing Page Testingon 27 Oct 2010 at 10:20 pm
Its good to see any move with Tony Soprano!
# twilight fanon 14 Nov 2010 at 6:16 pm
kriste is the best actress, specially in twilight!!!
# Twilight killeron 12 Sep 2011 at 8:45 am
Wow twilight fan you really don't know how to use a spellchecker do you. I suppose you can't expect much from a twilight fan can we.
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