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I love great wayfinding and signage design. The Tate Modern visitor maps and dispenser by London design studio Cartlidge Levene is an example of simple but pitch perfect wayfinding. Maps are vital tools in a gallery and in a space as expansive and visually stimulating as the Tate Modern, it would be easy for a display to get lost. A large clunky dispenser or oversize typography would be a distracting eyesore especially for an iconic gallery. What I love about Cartlidge Levene's design is not only its strong looks but how it showcases the vital role of colour in wayfinding and design overall. The neon pink is essential in catching the eye of visitors as the hue vibrates off the black background. Instead of displaying hundreds of maps, the five columns of maps are carefully and handsomely placed at one end of the black dispenser. Even the integration of the cash box is great with its subtle rectangular shape and small £1 typography. This piece is an example of how even the most functional item can be be on-brand and very beautiful.
Happy New Year to all my colour-loving friends! My apologies for the unexpected spotty posting over December. Time to get back in the colourful swing of things. While I am a bit sad the holidays are wrapped up, I am thrilled to be in 2012 – a fresh year sure to be full of evolution, inspiration gathering and lot's of colour. January is the inevitable month of calendar selling and while there are lots of stylish and covetable versions out there, I love the 2012 Accordion Calendar by the very talented Erin Jang of Indigo Bunting. Always a sucker for an accordion fold, I also love the cozy colour palette and simple mix of hand-lettering and clean typography. Throw in some lovely packaging and I am smitten. There are lot's of ornate and highly-patterned calendars filling shop shelves but this one reminds me of what I want 2012 to be – full of good design and limitless possibilities that can't be contained by a standard datebook box. (you can buy Erin's calendar here)
I admit it, I am slightly Christmas bonkers. It's hard not to be inspired and full of joy in a season bursting with colour. One of my very favourite parts of the holidays is advent calendars. They are just so full of design possibilities from the traditional windowed illustration calendars to the most contemporary parcel-a-day designs. Advent calendars make the lead-up to Christmas special and full of anticipation while also creating some fantastic design avenues to explore. I could post a hundred photos but these are a few that have caught my eye over the last few weeks. A paper forest, a watercolour spectrum, an office window showcase – advent calendars are beautiful in their traditional meaning and ability to make the holidays even more magical.
As we open the final advent calendar window/parcel, I want to wish you (each and every person who kindly reads plenty of colour!) a very happy holiday season and all the very best in 2012. I can't believe that I started this blog exactly 11 months ago today. I am beyond grateful for the tremendous support I have received from all over the world. I started this blog because I saw a void in colour-focused design blogs and was hoping to just toss some hue-filled inspiration onto the Internet and maybe get a handful of visitors. I had no idea I would meet so many colour-loving, creative and supportive people. All of your emails, tweets and support in general has been amazing. Creating/running this blog has been a dream come true and I am so thankful for all of you who pop by for a bit of colour inspiration. Thank you. There are some changes on the horizon so expect bigger, better and more colourful things in 2012! – Chloé
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It's that time of year when new calendars and agendas fill shops and blogs. Sure, they are helpful tools of organization but I like calendars mostly for their design possibilities. The Cut Out Number Calendars at Present & Correct are so simple but oh so elegant with their thick paper board, cut-out design and contrasting primary or netural hues. While I would gladly hang these handsome devils above my desk, I almost like them more in a stack. There is just something about that jumble of overlapping numbers that makes me happy…
How awesome is that long shot of a studio desk? Thin slices of Mac computers, handwritten notes, strange snacks and Pantone guides – it's design studio heaven. Oneighty Creative, a design studio in the UK, directed a series of shots in the hopes of "unveiling the process" of creativity and brand creation to their clients (as well as a piece of self-promotion). Photographed beautifully by Adrian Ray, I think that fantastic long photograph and the additional images more than capture the process, tools, steps and overall beauty of studio life. There is no design key on computers! Oh and Oneighty had a great description of the shot and goal: "[a] visualised physical timeline of our brand process which creates a sort of mad hatter's tea party feel". I really love seeing the desks and studios of creatives so I can only dream that this overhead photography approach to those spaces becomes an entire book one day…
This is probably the longest I have gone without posting since I started plenty of colour 10 months ago! Some decidedly uncolourful things have sprung up but have no fear, I will be posting an avalanche of hue-filled items soon. There are few seasons as colour-inspiring as Christmas.
In the meantime and if you are interested in retail branding, take a peek at a post I wrote for Rena Tom's website on the topic of gift certificates. So many shops and makers use boring plastic swipe cards or fill-in templates which is a missed creative and branding opportunity in my mind. There are a million small but impactful details that can make the buyer feel like their purchase is important to the seller and make the recipient feel like they got a really special gift. Oh and make your shop or company become a beacon of gift certificate attractiveness and fantastic branding! Take a look here if you are interested…
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Fogal is a Swiss fashion brand most famous for their high-end hosiery. Created in 1921 and now with stores around the world, the company's legwear division features wildly diverse and fashion-forward styles and textures in over 70 colours. I've heard they make a great product but frankly, it's the packaging I have loved for quite some time. The 1950′s/60′s feeling typography, vintage style and original logo are all fantastic but the colour palettes just make me giddy. A gorgeously vibrant collection of hues, the palette feels vintage but not stuffy. I especially love the borders of contrasting or complimentary colours. Yep, I wouldn't mind keeping the entire collection on my desk as a perfect example of creating a big yet cohesive brand colour palette. Oh those colours would look just incredible in one big stack!
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Bottles, bags, crazy foil envelopes – there are a million types of packages and even more reasons to love their niche of design. Now more than ever, companies and designers are using minimal packaging so how do you get your brand across in an impactful and creative way? I wrote an article for Rena Tom's site on that very topic so please take a look if you are interested. There are plenty of inspiring images if you are looking to brand your product or yourself!
(image via miss design and retail design blog)
Helmo is a great design studio from France and I recently came across some work they did in 2009 for the Sonorama Music Festival in Besancon, France. Th CMYK typography is fantastic and the black and white illustrations are playful yet modern. What a mix! I love the program and its rainbow of one-colour photographs. The wayfinding is my favourite though as it brings so much life to the streets and grey weather. If I had been at the festival, I probably would have walked away with all of the merchandise (and an illegally procured bus shelter or wayfinding poster!)
I am completely and utterly smitten by the packaging for these Holiday Barrettes by Kate Spade. The vibrant orange card, the mix of typography, the integration of the barrettes into the whimsical sentence – I love it all. Simple and pitch perfect design. I'm pretty sure every holiday outfit would be enhanced by a hairdo featuring words like "pop fizz clink"!
(images via kate spade where the barrettes can be purchased)
Pattern, colour, type, slipcase, booklets, print. All good words alone but even better when they come together. Case in point? This limited edition box-set by Fontsmith for the 10th anniversary of their typeface library launch. Designed by Thompson Brand Partners, each of the ten booklets is written by a typeface designer and explores the creative process behind type design. Such a beautiful piece of print with fantastic colours and patterns. The photo of the booklet spines in a stack or spilling out of the bespoke slipcase just makes me plain happy…
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God bless the blade sign – a gem of a retail signage and brand. If you are interesting in going a virtual walking tour of store sign trends and inspiration, please pop over to Rena Tom's blog where I wrote a post on the topic. Time to find a real life job where I can go on daily field trips to ponder shop and store design…
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It's forever known as a date which will live in infamy -- December 7, 1941.
More than 70 years later, a group of Wisconsin veterans who survived that attack returned to Pearl Harbor one last time. Thanks to an Old Glory Honor Flight, these veterans spent four full days in Hawaii.
During that time, they visited all the areas which came under siege and all the memorials which now pay tribute.
For each veteran, there was a special moment in their journey back in time.
When Japanese planes roared over Oahu on that unforgettable Sunday morning, their bombs and guns took aim at targets far beyond Battleship Row.
Cookie Koch was at Hickam Field that day, in the barracks when the attack began.
"My bunk was right about up here on the second floor," he points. "I saw these high-level bombers coming over, and that's when we took off for the parking lot to get some cover."
He points at the building, remembering, "That's the door I came out."
There are still bullet holes in the stairs Cookie ran down. Splatter marks still blanket the building from all the shrapnel and strafing.
"When I was under the car with another boy from the 72nd, right at the attack he says, 'My foot's gone.'"
Cookie suffered third-degree burns, but he's one of the lucky ones, he says. 182 men died at Hickam.
"Sure glad to get this opportunity to come back again," he said.
Of the 18 veterans returning on this trip, five served at the Army's Wheeler Airfield and Schofield Barracks.
Jerry Jerome is back to see the 25th Infantry Division.
"This is my outfit," he remarked. "I was here when they formed the 25th Division on October 1, 1941."
Before leaving, Jerome pays tribute at the Schofield Memorial.
As the tour bus approaches Wheeler Field, it's Ken Sweet's time.
"Then we saw the Rising Sun, and you knew instantly we were at war," Sweet recalls, "and in that instant is when I grew up."
When the bus approaches Wheeler Field, Sweet takes the microphone. Thirty-three men died at Wheeler that day, and Sweet says some of the historical accounts just aren't right, like which buildings were hit.
"Hate to correct anybody, but twice on the tour I heard the bombs striking that building, the first one. I hope we're all corrected." And he handed back the mic.
Back on Ford Island, Herb Meyer reflects at the USS Oklahoma Memorial. Perhaps more than any veteran here, he lost the most on December 7th.
"Two or three of my best friends," Meyer recalls. "Because they stayed down and they were stationed on the 14 magazines, they were supplying ammunition to the gun chambers above, and they were trapped down there and they held the lights for others to so they could get off." Meyer breaks down.
429 men died when Okie capsized. Meyer was one of the last sailors off.
His friends are among 13,000 World War II soldiers, known and unknown, buried at Punchbowl Cemetery, a scenic site overlooking Honolulu.
Clyde Stephenson is here to pay respect to his brother Glen, a pilot killed during the war, and his best friend Earl Wallen, who died at Pearl Harbor.
The Punchbowl is also where Firman Balza's life changed nine years ago. Until a visit here, he never talked about the war.
"A thought occurred to me as I looked out over that cemetery: Most of these kids never got to be 20 years old, and they've been here all this time," says Balza.
He continues, "And I said, if they could say something, just exactly what would they say? And just like that, I don't know what it was, I can't explain it, was like I was possessed. When I got home I started talking to anybody who would stand still and listen... Anybody who would invite me to go and say what I had to say, I would go over there. And I'm not talking for myself; I'm talking for all those kids that are still on top of that hill who never got a word to say to anybody.
"And you know, I've been shooting my mouth off about this and I'll probably do it til I die."
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far as alcohol, it's going to be business as usual for the New World Sports Lounge
2 in Waterloo.
Waterloo Police Department recommended the Waterloo City Council take away the
establishment's liquor license, due to numerous calls for service at the bar's Riehl Street
Safety Services Director, Dan
Trelka, told a large crowd gathered inside the Council Chambers that his
department answered 135 calls for service to New World
in the past 12 months. Chief
Trelka said 78 of those calls were what he called 'trouble
calls." ,Trelka added, The way those calls broke down was that out of those 78
trouble calls, 54 of them were called in by neighbors or the Police Department,
and half of those calls resulted in a warning, arrest or a citation."
Several dozen New World supporters turned out at the Monday
night City Council meeting to urge the City Council to keep New
World's liquor license in place.
The Council voted 4-2 to reject
the motion to deny the liquor license. That set up a motion by Councilman
Quentin Hart to approve a one year liquor license for New
World. That motion passed, 4-2, with Cole and Schmitt voted 'no.'
Some New World supporters said the larger problem has to do the numerous liquor
stores in the Broadway Street
corridor. New World owner, Tawanda Hacket,
told the Council she didn't think her business should be held responsible for
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North Congress Avenue from Northwest Barry Road to Northwest 82nd Street will be closed beginning June 1, at 6 a.m. to widen North Congress Avenue by adding through and turn lanes. It is anticipated that this project will be completed by Aug. 17.
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Hundreds of Immigrants Lose Visas Amid Allegations Against Their Lawyer
Posted May 24, 2012 8:57 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Hundreds of illegal immigrants who consulted a Boston lawyer in 2001 about a temporary reprieve allowing them to seek work visas in hopes of obtaining legal residency are now facing possible deportation.
The reason for the immigrants' plight: The lawyer, John Dvorak, has been accused of providing inaccurate information in some immigrant cases, the Boston Globe reports. Even immigrants who provided accurate applications say they are being targeted because they hired Dvorak. Some have filed suit.
Dvorak's law license was suspended for 18 months last week after a March decision by the Board of Immigration Appeals temporarily suspended Dvorak from practicing in immigration courts. The board said Dvorak failed to provide competent representation and his petitions in 14 cases "did not contain accurate information and documentation."
Federal immigration officials won't say how many immigrants are affected, but one federal judge said hundreds had received letters notifying them their visas were being revoked.
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FELTON, Del. -Delaware State Police have arrested a 16 year old Lake Forest High School student after he brought a BB gun to school.
Officials say the incident occurred Thursday morning as students were exiting the busses at school. Another student informed a teacher that the 16-year-old told him that had gun and showed it to him on the bus. School administrators were immediately notified and escorted the student to the office.
A search of his backpack revealed a plastic B gun and a clip loaded with BB's. The student's parents were contacted. He was issued a criminal summons for Carrying a Concealed Dangerous Instrument.


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I'm often surprised when I learn about a unique hobby or special talent a colleague has, or when I observe him/her doing something outside of the professional box I've placed him/her in. When you get to know someone in the context of a work environment, you can come to view that person through the lens of the one role or the one setting in which you know him/her. It becomes easy to see people as...whatever you see them do every day. Into the profession box they go. If you never get to know them beyond their job descriptions, they can get stuck in it.
We box each other and ourselves. How often do we list what we do for a living among the first things to describe ourselves or someone else? Ask a person the question "Who are you?" and you're sure to get an answer to the question "What do you do?"
You and I naturally and unconsciously put people in boxes all the time. It's not always a bad thing. In fact, I think it can be a fantastic learning opportunity when a new piece of information comes along that causes us to re-examine the box we've created. (Side note: I'm not talking about the more harmful versions like cultural, ethnic, or gender stereotyping -- those can clearly be bad boxes to put people in.)
I actually find it humorous when people learn new things about me that don't fit with the professional box they have constructed around me. In a previous job, my boss was surprised when she saw me driving in my car for the first time. I had been working there for a couple of years, but she had never seen me drive. We both laughed at the situation -- and it's a trivial illustration of my point -- but I totally understand why it caught her off guard. At my current institution, a colleague in the marketing department was surprised when she saw a brochure I designed for my office. It was odd for her to see an "administrator" with an artistically creative side.
Several years ago, I was surprised to learn that one of the custodial staff at a school where I worked was in a jazz band. Several days ago, I participated in a diversity workshop, and was very surprised by many of the things I learned about my colleagues -- things I might never have otherwise known from our typical work interactions. I have a greater appreciation for them from the experience.
People are more than the work they do or the job titles they have. We have many identities -- the one that puts bread on the table or Benjamins in our pockets is only one piece of a larger, more complex puzzle that makes us who we are.


text: WASHINGTON (AP) - Gas prices in the Mid-Atlantic region are down five cents from a week ago. In its weekly report released Sunday, AAA says the average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is $3.42, down from $3.47 a week ago. The price is 38 cents lower than a year ago, when the price was $3.80. The price of gas in the region is six cents below the national average. The national average for a gallon of unleaded was $3.48, down four cents from a week ago. The average price in the District of Columbia was $3.61, down seven cents from a week ago. In Maryland, the average was $3.43, down five cents from a week ago. In Delaware the average was $3.44, also down five cents.(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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News: Kanye West Goes Off In NY: "I Could Give A F**k About Selling A Million Records" [Video]
Monday, Jun 10, 2013 11:35AM
Grammy-winning rapper Kanye West stole the spotlight last night (June 9) at the Governors Ball in New York City where he premiered new Yeezus tracks, unloaded on radio promotion and revealed his disinterest in record sales.
Mr. West took center stage in the Big Apple with a couple tracks fans had already grew familiar with.
Flanked by a pair of jumbotrons flashing vidoes of barking dogs and Adbusters-y imagery, 'Ye opened his set with the established Yeezus cuts "Black Skinhead" and "New Slaves" -- in other words, the same thing you saw on his recent Saturday Night Live outing. While both songs were on the aggressive side, so far "New Slaves" seems to be the more enjoyable (or at least approachable) of the two. Other new songs turned up as the show went on, like the scream-y song "I Am a God," which includes an early contender for the best lyric of 2013: "Hurry up with my d*mn croissants." And then there was the intriguing techno-rap "On Site" and, later in the set, a mysterious little jam backed by a rubbery beat and wailing riffs -- but no title. (Entertainment Weekly)
Yeezus himself also used last night's stage to go off about his new LP's promotion, or rather lack thereof.
"This is the part of the show when I start complaining about sh*t, justifying sh*t, but you know how it is," he says as he let the menacing beat of "Clique" ride. 'Ye continued to rant about the rollout of his album and his lack of care behind promotion and radio play: "With this album we ain't drop no single to radio. We ain't got no NBA campaign, nothing like that. Sh*t, we ain't even got no cover. We just made some real music. Like, back when I used to make albums and sh*t, a couple years ago, we'd go away and work on the album for months or something. We'd always have to hold the album to like August, or September or till the perfect moment and sh*t. Because it mean that 'I think would sell more if it get more audience and sh*t.' But honestly at this point when I listen to radio, that ain't where I want to be no more. Honestly at this point, I could give a f*ck about selling a million records as long as I put out an album for the summer that y'all can rock to for all f*ckin' summer... At this point I don't really give a f*ck about outside opinion." (Billboard)
A full listing of the tracks Ye performed at the event has surfaced online.
1. "Black Skinhead" 2. "New Slaves" 3. "Mercy" 4. "Cold" 5. "Can't Tell Me Nothing" 6. "Power" 7. "I Am A God" 8. " Jesus Walks" 9. "Say You Will" 10. "Heartless" 11. "Flashing Lights" 12. "All of the Lights" 13. "Clique" 14. "Don't Like" 15. "On Site" 16. "All Falls Down" 17. "Stronger" 18. "Diamonds from Sierra Leone" 19. Rihanna's "Diamonds (Remix)" 20. "Runaway" 21. "Black Skinhead" (Billboard)
The night before, Kanye celebrated his 36th birthday with some help courtesy of rap moguls Jay-Z and Nas.
There was no shortage of star power at Kanye West's 36th birthday bash in New York on Saturday night. Mr. West's famous friends gathered to toast him at the private celebration at Jamaican restaurant Miss Lily's. Beyoncé and Jay-Z held court in one corner, while illusionist David Blaine posed for a photo with Scott Disick. Fresh off the stage at the Governors Ball, Nas also joined the party. "Yeezus x Hov x Godson .... The 3 Gods. Happy Birthday to my brotha Kanye!" tweeted Nas. (Rap-Up)
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DENVER - The Broncos shrugged a lot, tried to explain what went wrong in the fourth quarter and practically apologized after Sunday's game for beating the defending Super Bowl champions 28-20.
The Broncos had a tough time remembering how good they looked opening a 28-3 lead against the New England Patriots because they desperately were hanging on at the end. The 76,571 fans at Invesco Field at Mile High seemed more relieved than excited after a win that kept Denver in first place in the AFC West at 5-1. Last week the Broncos had a similar win, playing well for three quarters against Washington before having to hang on in the final minutes to win 21-19. "It worries me," defensive end Ebenezer Ekuban said. "We can't get lax. We did that last week. It's been two weeks in a row, and you know what? One of these days it's going to catch up to us." Linebacker Al Wilson didn't reminisce about how good Denver looked before the fourth quarter. "You look at the last quarter," Wilson said. "You can't look at the first three quarters." Amid all of the sour talk, safety John Lynch had to remind everyone they just beat the Patriots, who have won three of the past four Super Bowls. "It's a great accomplishment to beat a team like that," Lynch said. For about two-and-a-half quarters, the Broncos made the Patriots look average. Denver scored 21 straight points in the second quarter, hitting three big plays on offense while allowing next to nothing on defense. The Broncos led 21-3 at halftime. Denver didn't let up on its first possession of the second half, driving for another touchdown on a 2-yard run by Mike Anderson to take a 25-point lead. The Broncos didn't have a pass play longer than 31 yards this season until Sunday's second quarter. A 72-yard catch by Rod Smith set up a 4-yard touchdown run by Tatum Bell, a 55-yard catch by Ashley Lelie set up a 6-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Jake Plummer to Smith, and a 68-yard run by Bell set up a 1-yard scoring pass from Plummer to fullback Kyle Johnson. "We knew we would get a couple of shots, but we didn't know that it would pan out just like that," said Plummer, who completed 17 of 24 passes for 262 yards and, for the fourth straight game, did not throw an interception. Then in the fourth quarter the Broncos suddenly couldn't get any pressure on New England quarterback Tom Brady after being in his face most of the game and let Brady lead the Patriots back. Patriots running back Patrick Pass scored on an 8-yard touchdown run on the first play of the quarter and David Givens caught an 8-yard touchdown pass from Brady with 8:01 remaining to cut the lead to eight points. Brady finished with 299 passing yards. The Broncos gave the ball back to the Patriots with 5:02 left after Bell failed to catch a swing pass on third down. Bell was open, but the pass was a bit underthrown. "I was hoping that was going to be the end of the game," coach Mike Shanahan said. Instead, Brady got another chance. He was penalized for intentional grounding on second down, which pushed the Patriots back to their 28-yard line. On third-and-20, Wilson prevented the Patriots from getting a big play when he jarred the ball loose from receiver Deion Branch about 18 yards downfield as Branch tried to make the reception. The Patriots were forced to punt. "I think they certainly would have gone for it on fourth down there," Lynch said. "Then you have to hold on and make a play. But Al's having a tremendous year, making plays when our team needs it." New England never got the ball back. Plummer hit tight end Jeb Putzier for a 13-yard gain, and hit Smith for 8 yards and another first down right before the two-minute warning. The Broncos then ran out the clock. Another reason the Broncos were a bit subdued after the game was because New England hardly resembled its usual self because of injuries. Among the key Patriots who were inactive because of injuries were defensive lineman Richard Seymour, receiver Troy Brown, offensive lineman Matt Light, running back Kevin Faulk, cornerback Tyrone Poole and safety Guss Scott. Safety Rodney Harrison is on injured reserve and linebacker Tedy Bruschi hasn't played this season after having a stroke in February. New England had running back Corey Dillon active but he didn't play. The Patriots had a safety, rookie James Sanders, start although he was inactive in their first four games and was playing in his second career game. "I think everybody needs a little bit of time to get some rest, get some guys healthy and line it up again," Brady said. But no matter the circumstances, it put the Broncos in a decent position. The five-game winning streak is their first since they started 13-0 in 1998. Indianapolis, which plays St. Louis tonight, is the only undefeated team and Denver, Tampa Bay and Cincinnati are the only teams with one loss. "You can't get too excited about yourself because it's a long haul," Shanahan said. CONTACT THE WRITER: 476-4891 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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Evergreens and a Jolly Old Elf
Santa Claus and evergreens have been common December additions to homes, schools, businesses, and other public places to America since the mid nineteenth century. They are two symbols of the Christian holiday of Christmas whose origins are unrelated to the religious meaning of the day.
Throughout New England, barns attached to houses are fairly common. Why were the buildings connected? What did farmers or families gain by doing this? The phenomenon was captured in the words of a children's song, "Big house, little house, back house, barn," (Thomas C. Hubka Big House, Little House, Back House, Barn, the Connected Farm Buildings of New England, University Press of New England, 1984.)


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Serial robber hits bank branch in Roxborough
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A serial bank robber connected to several Philadelphia area robberies has struck again.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Philadelphia Police Department's Violent Crimes Task Force are searching for a suspect who robbed a TD Bank branch Sunday afternoon in Roxborough.
Police said shortly after noon, the suspect entered the TD Bank along the 5500 block of Ridge Avenue and passed the teller a demand note. The suspect fled on foot after obtaining an undisclosed amount of cash.
Investigators believe the suspect was involved in the attempted robbery of the same bank last Thursday. In that incident, the man entered the bank and presented the teller with a threatening demand note. Police said the suspect fled on foot on Ridge Avenue after an unsuccessful attempt at obtaining cash.
Police believe the man is connected to robberies at a Sovereign Bank, another TD Bank branch and a Citizens Bank earlier this month.
The man is considered armed and dangerous. He is described as a Black male, 20 to 30 years old with a medium build. He was wearing glasses, a dark knit cap, black coat and black gloves.
There may be an award for information leading to his arrest.
In other crime news, police are seeking for two suspects involved in a "skimming" incident that led to $1,000 in fraudulent charges in the Society Hill neighborhood.
Police said the unauthorized charges were made on a woman's credit card between February 6 and 13. When the victim noticed the charges, she realized that she was a victim of skimming since the credit card was still in her possession. Skimming refers to a device that can used to read the magnetic strip on the back on a credit card. The information can be used by thieves to make credit card purchases.
An unknown man and woman were captured on surveillance video making purchases on the victim's account on February 6 at the Game Stop, located at 505 South Street.
The first suspect is a Black man, 40 to 50 years old, with a stocky build and dark complexion. He was wearing a gray knit ski cap, red style polo shirt, a dark colored "varsity" style jacket with leather looking sleeves with white letters "R W D C" on the back with an "R" on the left front and dark pants.
The second suspect is a Black female, 20, with a thin build and medium brown complexion. She was wearing a ¾ length coat, light colored pants and tan calf high boots.
A video of the suspects can be viewed online by visiting the Philadelphia Police YouTube Channel or http://phillypolice.com/news.
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On Dec. 1, 2012 at 7 p.m., an unknown man entered the Anna's Linen store located at 301 West Chelten Avenue and purchased chair pads. After the transaction was complete, the man displayed a black semi-automatic handgun in his waistband and demanded money from the cash register. After he was given an undetermined amount of money, the suspect fled on foot in unknown direction.
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Thanks in part to General Hospital, ABC can (and does) boast that for the tenth consecutive week, it's #1 in daytime.
As for General Hospital, it hit #1 in women 18-34 for the week of November 12-16, attaining its highest rating for that demographic category in two years.
For the entire season, GH is number 2 for the 18-49 demographic.
Keep it up, GH!
- November 27, 2012 at 1:46 am(1) juan says:
the reason is simple the show looks like general hospital again. thanks to jason leaving and sonny and carly being placed on the back burner the old fans from the 80′s and 90′s are coming back again. also a great thanks to sean kanan coming back as a.j. remember folks monica and tracy were the original stars of the show not jason, sonny and carly.now jill farren phelps is over at the young and the restless messing that show up too as she did general hospital.
- November 27, 2012 at 4:02 am(2) Annette says:
I am happy to see the numbers so high for GH! I love the return of the vets (LUCY!!!) and seeing more of the Quartermaines…but we don't spend much time at the hospital these days. (Less Brit!)
I *would* like to see Elizabeth occassionally.
I do wish they would have given us Edward's funeral. My hubby thought we missed an episode, but I had read that they decided to skip the funeral. IMO the patiarch deserved better.
Luckily many of us were able to watch Quartermania on SoapNet and I found that to be a wonderful tribute to Edward and the Quartermaine family, as well as seeing some faces well loved and missed (Lila, Alan, Reginald, Bobbie, Tony, Lucy, Kevin… Sigmund!!!) I think watching these episodes will be a new holiday tradition. If only I could transfer them off of the DVR!
- November 27, 2012 at 12:36 pm(3) Marian says:
Yes, the Tribute for Edward was wonderful.
All of the Family should now remain. I have been saying this for Years.
All we need too is Jax, he is one of the best. Scorpio should stay and Mac should have a bigger role.
Well done, I am watching regularly again.
I stopped watching for over a Year.
- December 4, 2012 at 2:13 pm(4) don pollock says:
you will not stay no. 1, without jason,plse bring him back
- December 4, 2012 at 6:15 pm(5) juan says:
It seems that they went to number one after Jason left. so what does that tell you. also we have the great actors from the past who are now making the show great. jason was soooo over rated
- December 4, 2012 at 7:23 pm(6) generalhospital says:
Juan, I don't think Jason was overrated, but I think the writers anticipated problems with him leaving and really pulled out all the stops to keep the viewers interested. That's my take, anyway.
- December 4, 2012 at 9:24 pm(7) juan says:
Well I think when they bought back people like Anna, Monica, Robert and the rest of the past group, the core fans from the past came back. The show was very boring with Jason on it and his storylines were boring. They tried to please him and center such storylines like Franco around him. I think that in order for the show to survive they had to let the character of Jason go and take a hint from the Wendy Riche days with good storylines that featured all of the characters. The whole show was mainly about Sam and Jason before he left. now let's get real about this. And furthtermore i believe that he left because the new producer refused to continue to make it into the jason show.


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KNOXVILLE (WATE) - Some University of Tennessee faculty members are upset over the response from school leaders about proposed same-sex marriage benefits.
"This is an issue of basic fairness and compensation," said Wendy Bach, a UT law professor.
Bach has been at UT for three years. She has been with her partner for 20 years and the couple has raised a child together.
Bach's partner is unable to receive health benefits through the university.
"There is a whole range of benefits that would be available to me if I were married to a man, benefits that aren't available to my family," said Bach.
A letter sent by Chancellors Jimmy Cheek and Larry Arrington followed the response of the UT Faculty Senate's drafted resolution in April to support education, leave and health benefits for same-sex couples. The resolution mirrored the benefits offered to married couples.
The letter, signed by both Cheek and Arrington, reads:
"We hope you understand that in our positions as leaders of an agency of the state of Tennessee, it is incumbent upon us to act consistently with the public policy of our state. We believe that the three specific proposals for domestic partner benefit equality outlined in the operative clauses of the resolution are inconsistent with the public policy of our state expressed in constitutional and statutory provisions."
Members of the university's commission for LGBT people felt the response was too short and left little room for dialogue.
"I think we would like a little more conversation, as opposed to believing this wouldn't be possible because of our state's public policy," said Jesse Ford, a Graduate Student Assistant on the Commission for LGBT People.
The issue has come up at colleges and universities across the country.
The decision comes on the heels of University of Georgia's move to approve full domestic partner benefits for its university employees. The policy does require final approval from the university's board of regents.
"If they can do it, why can't we have more of an in-depth dialogue?" Ford asked.
Proponents of same-sex benefits believe it will help recruit the best faculty to the university, as UT looks to achieve a top 25 ranking among public universities.
The commission said same-sex benefits will be discussed at October's Faculty Senate meeting.
Three other SEC schools already offer domestic partner, or same-sex, benefits to faculty. Vanderbilt University, the University of Kentucky, and the University of Florida all have a policy similar to the one drafted by the UT senate.
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Hall of fame and GOAT RB Barry sanders had issue with the four letter's supposed draft expert picking 25th for the Lions and having them Draft another RB high in the draft (insider acct needed).
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will they ever draft an O lineman???
"I am sort of biased... but would help @Staff_9 and @Bigplaycj too. to be fair,@DetroitLionsNFL recent drafts have been solid"
I am glad someone said it! If anyone knows about the need for help on the O line, it is the greatest RB in the history of the game that also had the most negative yardage runs in the history of the game.
Stand up proud Saint Barry. You are helping to bring to light something many fans already feel. We need to commit serious resources to our O line too! Not just table scrap left overs after drafting hopeful highlight reel guys.


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I've used the elf mechanical eyelash curler for years but then it got discontinued :( .... So I was on the hunt for a new curler I used this curler and wow did it curl quickly and beautifully please don't discontinue!!! Love love love!
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PrincessBubblegum on 11/21/2013 5:20:00 PM more reviews by PrincessBubblegum
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It's an eyelash curler...it curls your eyelashes. We're not asking for much here. It was $2.74 and it does what it's supposed to do. And the little grips are purple!
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Really inexpensive & does the job.
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dlittlegarden on 5/20/2013 2:41:00 PM more reviews by dlittlegarden
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So my lash eyelash curler review (for the Revlon one) said I was saving up for a Shu Uemera curler, but I broke down and bought this NYC one since it was only $3, and I needed a spare to keep in my gym bag's makeup kit. This is definitely is an improvement on the Revlon one!
For my eye shape, unfortunately this curler is a bit too wide and not curved enough, which is why I rated the "packaging" at 3 stars. This can cause my to pinch the edge of part of my lid if I'm not careful, and sometimes the outer lashes get pulled. Also, the spring in the middle of the curler kind of inhibits watching what you're doing when you curl. On the plus side, the metal this curler is made out of doesn't leave a residue under my eyes like the Revlon one does, and while there isn't as much squish when I squeeze the curler, I get more curl with less effort using this tool. It's so effective and so affordable, watching out for pinching my lids and pulling on outer lashes is something I'm willing to put up with.
Bottom line: far from HG, but this does a great job curling lashes.
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rolltide17 on 5/6/2013 3:05:00 AM more reviews by rolltide17
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Got this one after a difficult time with a Revlon curler, and this one worked way better than expected! It's literally shaped perfectly for my lids and has just the right amount of "springiness" to it. Plus the grips are purple which is my favorite color! Will def. repurchase until they stop making it.
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I had really low expectations for this Cutler but it's amazing!!! My lashes have close to absolutely no curl! This helps so much!! Definitely recommend!
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Holy grail eyelash curler. It fits perfectly to my Asian eyelids and holds a curl well. The curler is quite sturdy for the $3 you pay for it and comes with a replacement pad. A good bargain.
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I have had this eyelash curler for about a year now, and its the only one that fits my eye shape and doesn't pinch my eyelids. It works well for the price.
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Love this product :) I always go back to it. I'm Asian and this fits my eye shape and curls amazingly!
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Love love love this! I will never pay big $ again for an eyelash curler. I have a Shiseido one and the Elf one (too difficult to grasp my lashes). I actually like this one just as much as my Shiseido one. You can't go wrong for the price! It cups and grasps my lashes perfectly and curls them just the way I want my lashes curled. Plus it doesn't pinch my upper lid and I don't lose eyelash hairs with this.
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Awesome Redneck Moment of the Week: Aug. 5
Who are you kidding? You aren't in nearly as good of shape as some of them Olympic athletes you see on TV. Why, most of us probably find it enough of a chore to walk from the couch to the ole' tube whenever we lose the remote. But boy, we can really put on some kinda show when we want, especially when there's a swimming hole involved — which in most cases is an umbrella term meaning any body of water, big or small.
So when we see that big ole' mud puddle, it's just second nature to strip down to our britches, grab our favorite girl and take a running dive in. Afterward, we'll be honored with the gold medal while the radio in some feller's truck plays "Dixie."


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Immigration Law
Jerome B. Ingber
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Crafting True Immigration Reform
Paschal O. Nwokocha
American Employment-Based Immigration Program in a Competitive Global Marketplace:Need for Reform
Ilyce Shugall and Rebecca Desnoyers
Case Note: Orozco v. Mukasey: When an Entry May Not Be an "Admission" and the Fundamental Problems with the Ninth Circuit's Analysis
Dinesh Shenoy and Salima Oines Khakoo
One Strike and You're Out! The Crumbling Distinction Between the Criminal and the Civil for Immigrants in the Twenty-First Century
Christopher Lasch
Enforcing the Limits of the Executive's Authority to Issue Immigration Detainers
Leonard Birdsong
A Legislative Rejoinder to "Give Me Your Gays, Your Lesbians, and Your Victims of Gender Violence, Yearning to Breathe Free of Sexual Persecution..."
C. Peter Erlinder
When "Fear of Persecution..." Requires Deportation: "Catch 22" False-Document Prosecutions After a Grant of Asylum
MiaLisa McFarland and Evon M. Spangler
A Parent's Undocumented Immigration Status Should Not Be Considered Under the Best Interest of the Child Standard
Bruce P. Corrie, Ph.D.
A New Paradigm for Immigrant Policy: Immigrant Capital
Katherine D. Black, Stephen T. Black, and Ryan H. Pace
Is the IRS the Solution to Illegal Immigration?
Charles H. Kuck an dOlesia Gorinshteyn
Unauthorized Practice of Immigration Law in the Context of Supreme Court's Decision in Sperry v. Florida
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Since we have to look for a future QB what do you all think of the local kid Keenum? I think he will most probably go in the late rounds (5-7) in this year's draft and if so should we give him a try? I suppose with TEs and RBs dominating our system he will be a good fit for us.
I know he is not Luck but he still have good numbers (not just total numbers, anyone can get those, but other statistics too) and with short-medium routes his accuracy is amazing.
Anyways, what do you guys think?


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In 2012 we could see the growth of the trend of big images in web design. Throughout the year we could see more and more big and beautiful images appearing in nice and clean designs. If you check out our Best of Web Design in 2012 list you will notice that this trend was quiet strong in 2012. Since we believe that the big images trend will stay strong in 2013, and also because we believe that images can give a lot of personality and style to a design, we decided to gather a list of fresh examples of sites taking advantage of beautiful images. From big thumbnails to huge background photography, you will find a lot of great examples here. Enjoy!
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40 Fresh Examples of Minimal Web Design
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There is nothing more inspiring than a clean and minimal website. A design with few elements representing something. The saying "less is more", even though somewhat cliche, couldn't be more true. We already published here a A Showcase of Clean White Web Designs and a list with 60 Minimal and Super Clean Web Designs to Inspire You. Since minimal sites are always around and they are actually pretty trendy right now, we decided to gather a new list. Enjoy.
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Jake Rocheleau | http://webdesignledger.com/tips/simple-flow-minimalism-in-web-design
There are so many techniques when it comes to web design, it's hard to get a full grasp on all of them. Minimalism is one of the few which stand out from the crowd in a seemingly ubiquitous flow. The trend follows the concept of keeping things simple and easy to work with.
Removing clutter from pages helps users focus their attention on the things that really matter. Page content, images, contact information, and the presentation hierarchy that removes gradients and web 2.0 distractions. Check out a few of the ideas below in regards to minimalistic designs and see how you can incorporate these into your own projects.
How Does Minimalism Work?
The idea of minimalism in designs is not a new one. In fact, it's been present in the art community for centuries. With the move into digital design we find things to be a bit different as the objects we're designing are constantly changing.
Minimalism works by playing on your visitors keen attention, or rather lack thereof. Most visitors who visit your blog or website will not spend more than a few seconds on the page, maybe a few minutes if you're lucky. This isn't because they truly don't care or hold apathetic viewpoints towards your content. Rather in our world of fast-paced action users know how easy it is to jump from one website to the next in almost an instant.
Playing on these pieces to your users attention span by placing content is easy to read layouts is the basis behind which minimalistic designs are built. You will frequently see much more typography and white space with fewer images and buttons as distractions.
Although there isn't any guidebook for running minimalistic designs there are plenty of guidelines to follow. Additional white space is one such idea, along with the removal of unnecessary page elements.
Less is More – Adding Space for Readability… Sigue leyendo
Bing vs Google: A Usability Face-Off
Jacob Creech | http://webdesignledger.com/tips/bing-vs-google-a-usability-face-off
We all know Google and Bing, and probably use one or both of them on more or less a daily basis. Search results are generally the defining factor that makes us have a good experience, and I suspect most of us don't give too much consideration to the usability of the services.
However, with hundreds of millions of people using both of the services each and every day, even subtle changes in the usability of the two could add or shave off huge amounts of time for the two, and each small change can lead to a more enjoyable, more usable experience.
Today we will take a look at these two leviathans and see how they compare in terms of usability, and explain just what usability should mean to you. Want to learn how to improve conversions, get more subscribers, happier clients and better designs? Read on to find out how:
The testing process:
I have set up a quick test based on screenshots of both Google and Bing. There are just 7 questions in the test, and when you take it you will be directed to either the 'Google' channel, or the 'Bing' channel. This is a random process, and roughly 50% of people will be directed to each channel – this is to ensure a fair spread of users, habits and behaviours across the test.
To complete the test, you simply click on the location you think you would click to complete the assigned task. For example, if you were asked where do you enter your search term you would probably click in the search box; the testing application will generate a heatmap of where everyone has clicked, and you will have a quick visual guide of where people have been clicking. At the same time it will also record your average time to complete the task – obviously there is a big difference in completing a test in 5 seconds versus 10 seconds, and the results will reflect that. Sigue leyendo
20 Creative Examples of Forced Perspective Photography
Henry Jones | //webdesignledger.com
You don't always have to use Photoshop to create optical illusions in your photographs. With a technique called forced perspective you can create illusions that make an object appear farther away, closer, larger or smaller than it actually is. It just takes a little creativity with the placement of the subjects in the shot and the camera angle. To give you some inspiration, here are 20 Creative Examples of Forced Perspective Photography.
40 Beautiful & Inspiring .Org Websites
The .org domain, being short for "organization", was originally intended for non-profit groups or organizations of a non-commercial character. Since non-profits and big design budgets aren't normally associated with one another, it's refreshing to see such great design in these types of websites. So for this post, we've put together a list of .org websites that are beautiful and guaranteed to inspire you.
Spring: Supporting Local Biodiversity
Spring is a funding program of The Sprout Fund. Program support is generously provided by The Pittsburgh Foundation. Complementing Pittsburgh's status as North American Host City for the United Nations World Environment Day, as well as the International Year of Biodiversity, Spring offers local opportunities for the citizens of Southwestern Pennsylvania to join these global efforts.
A global cause backed by Bob Marley's vision of hope and unity.
Participatory Politics Foundation
The Participatory Politics Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization with a mission to increase civic engagement. PPF develops websites that create new opportunities for engagement with government. Voting is important, but we have a chance to go further and create a political process that is meritocratic, creative, and participatory.
10 Free EBooks for Web Designers
The following ten books contain a wide variety of valuable information for web designers, ranging from HTML5 to a guide for managing your time. There's plenty here to keep you busy reading for a while. Enjoy!
Introduction to Good Usability
This guide is especially handy if you haven't done a lot of webdesign yet or if you are involved in webdesign but don't do any of the real work. I hope to shed some light on some common interface elements and mistakes people often make with them.
How To Be Creative
If you've ever felt the draw to do something creative but just haven't been able to pull it together, you'll love this manifesto. Hugh MacLeod, an advertising executive and popular blogger with a flair for the creative, gives his 26 tried-and-true tips for being truly creative. Each point illustrated by a cartoon drawn by the author himself.
Why design?
What designers offer to clients is a way of thinking. The "Why design?" booklet outlines the role of design in business strategy. It seeks a common framework for why design adds value to clients' interests. Sigue leyendo
Web Design Ledger: 3 Simple Ways to Get Paid More by Clients
Oleg Mokhov
As freelancers, we all want to make more money. But freelancing doesn't scale, so there's always a ceiling. There's a limit as to how many clients you can take on, right? So how do you make more money, if you can't or don't want to take on more clients? Well, if you're better than average in what you do and can put in just a little bit of extra effort, you can get paid more by clients.
Yep, there are 3 simple ways you can get paid more by clients – the same clients you're currently contacting. You'll be expanding vertically rather than horizontally, as they say. No, there's no scammy tricks, or magic pills, or sleazy sales tactics. There are simple tweaks to what you're already doing that'll make your clients want to pay you more – either by you being able to charge more now or raise the price for the next project.
So without further ado, here are 3 simple ways to get paid more by clients:
1. Make Life Easier for Your Clients
If you make life easier for your client, you'll increase the chances that they'll pay you more. Because that's ultimately what they're paying for – convenience. Making their life easier so they don't have to do something. Even if they could learn and become proficient in it, they'd rather pay you to do it. The more your client has to do themselves, the less they'll want to pay you. After all, why should they pay you more, when they're doing part of the work?
Your mission as a freelancer is to make your client's life easier.
So the more you focus on your benefits to your client and specifically how it makes their life easier, rather than simply features that you offer, the more likely they'll want to pay you more. Who cares that you're able to design technical thing X or implement widget Y? How do those things make life easy?
Focus on that – in your pitches, in your proposals, in your conversations, and in your actual work.
Be willing to do as much as possible to make your client's life easier. Don't tell them they have to do something themselves – unless it's unavoidable, and even then, don't highlight it but instead word it in a way that it becomes a prerequisite or requirement for a task rather than work for the client.
2. Use More Convincing Wording
The more convincing the wording of your offer, the higher likelihood that you'll get paid more for it. Yeah yeah, it's forehead-slapping common sense. No surprises there. But it still bears stating. How can a client want to pay you more if they're not convinced you're worth the money?
So, convince them – in your wording, on the phone, in your pitch, your proposal, everywhere:
- Replace "maybe" with "guaranteed or *risk-free deal*"
- Use "I'll definitely" instead of "I'll try"
- Focus on benefits over features…
- How you'll make your client's life easier…
- And how you'll increase their chance of their desired result
Use more convincing wording to make your offer seem like a steal.
Now, this isn't to say that you should lie in your freelancing. No, never. Lying and being fake sucks, so don't do it. Rather, you're not deceiving your clients but simply making it more clear why you're worth the money you're charging. You're elegantly reminding them why they're about to pay you more than a cheaper but lower quality alternative.
If you're confident in your offer, then show it. Don't shy away from your self-belief. Don't be arrogant, but don't be overly modest and meager either – that's just sabotaging yourself. Sigue leyendo
19 Unique jQuery Tutorials for Web Developers
jQuery is the premier library for coding JavaScript page effects. Most popular content management packages run jQuery for both admin and frontend design effects. As a web developer jQuery can be a fun library to spend some time learning and offers tremendous design potential.
It seems there are so many references and guides out there it's easy to get lost. Below we've compiled 19 unique jQuery tutorials to help develop your skills as a frontend developer.
Form validation from scratch
Develop a simple and powerful jQuery script for common HTML form validation.
Incredible jQuery Login Form
Learn how to code a structural jQuery login form with sliding animation. Hide your form out of a visitors view until clicked.
Creating a Digg Style Signup Form
Digg has been an innovator for web apps for years. Learn how to develop a dynamic registration form similar to their signup page.
Color jQuery & CSS3 Sliders
Here you are taught about using jQuery and the new transformation features brought by CSS3 to create a dynamic slider effect.
Working with Events – Part 1
Part 1 of a detailed series teaching about events in jQuery. Here you'll learn the bare-bones of the jQuery library and how to use events to construct your own functions. Sigue leyendo
20 Spectacular Photo Manipulations
Photo manipulation is by far one of the most popular applications of Photoshop. Images can be manipulated in various ways to communicate a message. Sometimes the manipulation is subtle, like adding something to a photo that wasn't originally there. Then sometimes the message or idea is unrealistic, but executed in a realistic manner to make it appear believable. These types of spectacular manipulations can have a big impact on their audience, and have them asking, "Is that real?". So for your inspiration, here are 20 Spectacular Photo Manipulations.
40 Inspiring Portfolio Designs
Portfolio designs can be a great source of inspiration. After all, a portfolio is not only a place to showcase one's work, but is also a designer's home on the web. It's a portfolio piece in itself that represents what the designer is all about. For this reason, you'll usually find extra amounts of creativity and attention to detail. A designer will put in this extra effort in order to show off their stuff and to attract new clients. So for this post, we've gathered 40 portfolio designs to inspire you.
Portfolio of Wing Cheng, graphic & web designer.
Christopher Meeks
Yaron Schoen
Designing Typography for the Modern Web
As web designers, it is our job to grow with the trends of the Internet. As new technology emerges, it's our position to jump on board and see where it can take us. This includes trends all over the web, typography being a major player.
Many designers don't consider type as a field of interest or focus. Ironically, typography is possibly one of the most important parts of our dynamic web. It helps deliver a website's content to users from all over the world and it truly is an art to study.
I'll be getting into a few concepts about typography for the modern web. Things haven't changed too much since the previous years of web design, however many new techniques are being utilized and shared amongst the design community.
Styling Your Main Document's Text Elements
Consider from a user experience perspective what your main elements of text may be. Of course you'll need paragraphs and a few headings (h1-h3 mostly). You'd also want to style your links in a certain way, and maybe even include other elements such as blockquote properties.
All of these tags are useful when structuring your site's content. These can all be styled through CSS properties in any web document with a large amount of precision. The main priority is to consider what each element represents and piece together a puzzle of how you want them to be displayed to your visitors.
Paragraphs are a good place to start as these will contain the bulk of your content. How do you think it'd be easiest for your readers to follow along? Many corporate and business websites use smaller font in paragraphs for a sophisticated look, but in the modern web things have changed.
Most paragraphs seen in blogs or social media sites today will use much larger font for paragraphs upwards of 16px-18px. This makes sense when you take into account the popularity of mobile users reading content on much smaller screens. Sigue leyendo
10 Fresh and Useful jQuery Plugins
When it comes to adding JavaScript functionality to a website, jQuery has become the solution of choice for web designers and developers. With it's ease of use and ever-growing selection of plugins, there's really no point to look elsewhere. Awesome jQuery plugins are popping up everyday, and we're always on the look out. So for this post, I've gathered 10 fresh plugins that you should find very useful. Sigue leyendo


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"Enchanted Oaks" 16x24"
Artists refer to all kinds of resources when naming their paintings. The Bible is a favorite with many. Literature, popular and classical music titles and terms are commonly used. Some titles are straightforward in identifying a place or model by name. However, if an artist paints the same model or theme multiple times�well, you can see the problem: Redhead #14 or Oak Trees #42.
Some paintings name themselves long before they are completed. �Windswept� was about half done when the word whispered through my brain like wind sweeping across bent grass. Wind gusted through the oak leaves as I painted them, and wind shredded the clouds. For me, the painting became as much about wind as it was about oak trees and dry summer grass.
When a painting doesn�t name itself I enter the bargaining phase. Questions include, what is this painting about? What mood does it convey? Will the chosen title offend collectors? Is it corny? Is it pompous? (I�ve used some Latin botanical names!) Is the title understandable? Ideally, the title should enhance the viewer�s experience of the painting. It should never get in the way of that experience.
The bargaining phase can enhance the painting�s meaning for the artist. One such landscape was begun when my father was dying, and completed during grieving and release. I had a terrible time discovering its name. It took months. Finally, one day as I just looked at the painting, I remembered Dad taking us to Harbison Canyon and shoveling up bags full of fallen oak leaves from a little ravine. He dug those leaves into his garden, which flourished the following Spring. Was the painting about loss? Or was it about transformation and life? Was it all of those things? The title that found the painting was �Enchanted Oaks�. The painting was taken to a higher level because I invested time in understanding its deeper mysteries.
Not all paintings are so lucky. Galleries and collectors love their paintings named, and sometimes minimal effort goes into it. Do you remember a word game you might have played�the game with three columns of really impressive words, and you chose one word from each column to make a phantasmagoric project title? I�ve threatened to resort to that.
(Reprinted from Yvonne Branchflower's e-newsletter, The Palette Keeper, October 2009. To subscribe to The Palette Keeper just click on the newsletter link at the top or bottom of this page. Future topics in the Blog will be different from those in The Palette Keeper.)


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Report: Broncos OC McCoy to become Chargers head coach
Reports on Monday indicated that the Arizona Cardinals wanted to interview Denver Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy for a second time.
Not so fast.
It appears the Cardinals will not get a second chance to talk with McCoy.
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora reports Tuesday the San Diego Chargers, who spoke with McCoy for the first time the previous day, are about to finalize a deal with the coach.
Chargers are nearing a deal to make Mike McCoy their head coach. Looks like it will be finalized today. More ahead @cbssports— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 15, 2013
McCoy was the only known interview for the Cardinals this week.
As the Cardinals' coaching search enters week three, the team has talked with McCoy, defensive coordinator Ray Horton, Cincinnati Bengals offensive coordinator Jay Gruden and unofficially, Todd Haley, whom the Pittsburgh Steelers said the Cardinals were interviewing.
Gruden, Haley and Horton are all still on the market for a head coaching job.
- Arizona Cardinals linebacker Larry Foote says defense is good enough to overcome Darnell Dockett injury
- Notes from the Nest: Aug. 22, 2014
- Arizona Cardinals' DE Calais Campbell: Dockett injury 'sucks,' others need to step up
- A game-time decision, Jonathan Cooper going through learning experience with Arizona Cardinals
- Arizona Cardinals RB Andre Ellington bulks up in anticipation of harder hits this season
- Peter King, SI.com senior NFL writer - Friday August 22Peter King thinks Carson Palmer could have a big year for the Cardinals.
- Michael Floyd, Cardinals wide receiver - Friday August 22Michael Floyd says he thinks he can be the best wide receiver in the NFL.
- Jared Veldheer, Cardinals tackle - Friday August 22Jared Veldheer talks about his road from a Division II college to the NFL.
- Bob McManaman- Arizona Republic senior sportswriter - Friday August 22Bob McManaman believes that Jay Feely is in danger of getting cut from the Cardinals.
- Andre Ellington- Cardinals running back - Friday August 22Andre Ellington looks forward to a break out year with the Arizona Cardinals.


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Above, the nighttime set in which they film the first scenes of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, the second [part?] of the saga, with the same director, Chris Columbus. The cast is unchanged, with the addition of Kenneth Branagh in the role of the vain Gilderoy Lockhart. The new chapter starts with Harry and Ron as they miss the train for school and decide to use Ron's flying Anglia. At right, Daniel Radcliffe and Rupert Grint wander in the forest near the school.


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We took a little break from Beyonce's Instagram photo of the day, but decided to bring it on back with her latest look! She posed for her followers earlier this evening in a $440 Alexander Wang Mustard Dissolving Herringbone Sweater and $285 J.Crew Paisley Print Twill Wide Leg Pants:
She completed with snakeskin pumps (based on the heel, they might be Tom Ford).
Her long sleeve mustard crewneck pullover has a herringbone print throughout along with burn-out detailing.
Her 70s-inspired paisley prints have a vintage feel and a Bohemian allure.
Beyonce's Instagram looks are certainly quirky and unexpected! The girl loves a good paisley print–and it looks good on her!
What do you think?
If you like, recreate her look here:
Images: @BaddieBey
34 Responses to "Hot! or Hmm…: Beyonce's Instagram Alexander Wang Mustard Dissolving Herringbone Sweater and J.Crew Paisley Print Twill Wide Leg Pants"
Looks so forced, not here for it at all.
I struggle with what Beyonce wants to say with her latest fashion choices. Each outfit looks good, of course–professionally styled–but when I turn my attention to the person wearing the clothes, I get nothing. IMO, there's just no vibe, energy or interpretation beyond the pieces being designer duds.
I like the pants, but not the top with them- it would've looked better with a tight white longsleeve top underneath or something to balance out the baggyness of the pants….the thing is, rather than uploading these photos on instagram, why doesn't she just wear the clothes out and about, candid? Like this it DOES seem like she's trying too hard to 'catch up' with you know who and show off her fashion chops….and I don't think she would really wear this out and about, her real style is way more low key than this
it's really not that hard to "catch up" to the same pair of Air Jordans and an annoyingly baggy denim jacket.
I'm def here for Beyonce's quirky/KarlasCloset/SeaofShoes/eclectic ensembles.
^^ i meant her sister Solange, not Rihanna. Her style has her lil sisters influence all over it.
I'm sure she's not just putting on clothes and taking pictures just for Instagram…what adult woman does that? I love the direction her style has taken…it's a subtle change but it's evident that she's doing something new and I love it! Go Bey!
I'm sure she's not just putting on clothes and taking pictures just for Instagram…what adult woman does that? I happen to love the direction her style has taken as of late. It's subtle, as every style transition ought to be, but it's evident that she's doing something new and I love it! Go Bey!
Are you sure, Angel?
Because that's exactly what she appears to be doing. Getting dressed up to take professional Instagram pictures. I rarely see any photos of Bey wearing this stuff out and about… and there's nothing wrong with that I'm just calling it how I see it.
Love Bey, but the proportions on this are ALL wrong.
Love that she is wearing her natural hair in all her instagram pictures(yes girls, I know it hurts, but that is indeed her real hair). I also think its amazing that Bey is a natural, meaning no relaxers.
It's so long and healthy. And blonde really compliments her gorgeous high yella complexion.
"I'm sure she's not just putting on clothes and taking pictures just for Instagram…what adult woman does that?" The adult woman whose actions have influence on thousands of consumers, that's the adult woman who does that.
So because she takes pics and uploads them to IG means she hasn't worn the clothes in public? Smh @ people! I love the pants!
I agree @AH. Beyonce is on a PR rampage (why, I don't know) and this is part of it. While I'm starting to like her quirky Instagram made up looks better than her normal style, I don't get why she's doing this. It's like she's putting on all of the clothes that she's normally too scared to wear in public and doing it here. Maybe she's getting paid for the adverstisement?
@ Tallulah..if you think that is all Beyonce's real hair you have another thing coming. You can CLEARLY see that she attached extensions to a ponytail and the chopped off the front for the bangs. This is not to say that she doesn't have any hair.
I love it!
She's doing what everyone else on instagram does…she's uploading pics of herself in things she likes.
Is Bey trying to steal Solanges style shine? Cuz its not gonna work. now you can live in ur sisters shadow girl! Stick to being sascha firece.
Lmaoooo @ Tallulah… I am not throwing any shade because it could possible all her hair. But how do YOU know this. You are talking like you are her hairstylist. "Yes its natural and not relax" Girl bye. Anyway cute sweater.
This seems very unlike her but its Beyonce, the woman cant do no wrong
For the girl above who goes on every post talking about beyonce real hair is this long. As stated beyonce is not bald but it's clear just how long her hair is. So pls stop the annoying "that's her real hair u bishes are jealous campaign" everyone wears weave sometimes even your precious idol.
I'm convinced Mr. Sean Carter pays this woman no attention…only when the cameras are around…
I could see her wearing this out and about. Typically the pieces I hate together she often wears. And she could/would/should wear this. I've seen pics of her at the Brooklyn Nets games and she wears clothes similar to this.
Sometimes "trendy" needs to take a back seat… There's a time and place and it's not for everyone…NEXT>>
@Tallulah…SHUT UP! I'm so tired of ditzy broads like you…UGH Find your life!
Love the pants, got them myself lol. Tis all…
I liked it better when celebs were aloof and elusive.
I like the new look & I think she's promoting each outfit for the designers also
She is slated to be releasing a documentary for HBO so you never know…my point is just because you don't or haven't seen photos of her about town or on wherever else you get your daily dose of celeb buzz doesn't mean she's just taking what are obviously professional photos just for kicks..I mean come on guys! There's a rhyme or reason behind it all…what happen to the good old days when we just enjoyed our favorite artists and photos of them. Nowadays everyone wants to psychoanalyze everything…she looks great and I'm enjoying it
claire! the shades are the same ones we gave away on here earlier this year! the mia shades! without the detachable lens tho! so excited no idea what to do! thanks so much for posting this!!
J. Crew, huh?
And that's all I'm going to stay about "her" look here.
Oops. I meant *say*….
Here she goes again………and the award for MISS CONTRIVE goes tooooooooooooooooooo
And yes I agree that she is getting dressed up to take PROFESSIONAL INSTAGRAM Pictures! SMDH LLS
who knows what brand her watch is??? really love it anyone, cool outfit though
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