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MOOC Platforms and the A/B Testing of Course Materials
[The following is my *personal* opinion only. I know as much about FutureLearn as Google does. Much of the substance of this post was circulated internally within the OU prior to posting here.]
In common with other MOOC platforms, one of the possible ways of positioning FutureLearn is as a marketing platform for universities. Another might see it as a tool for delivering informal versions of courses to learners who are not currently registered with a particular institution. [A third might position it in some way around the notion of "learning analytics", eg as described in a post today by Simon Buckingham Shum: The emerging MOOC data/analytics ecosystem] If I understand it correctly, "quality of the learning experience" will be at the heart of the FutureLearn offering. But what of innovation? In the same way that there is often a "public benefit feelgood" effect for participants in medical trials, could FutureLearn provide a way of engaging, at least to a limited extent, in "learning trials".
This need not be onerous, but could simply relate to trialling different exercises or wording or media use (video vs image vs interactive) in particular parts of a course. In the same way that Google may be running dozens of different experiments on its homepage in different combinations at any one time, could FutureLearn provide universities with a platform for trying out differing learning experiments whilst running their MOOCs?
The platform need not be too complex – at first. Google Analytics provides a mechanism for running A/B tests and "experiments" across users who have not disabled Google Analytics cookies, and as such may be appropriate for initial trialling of learning content A/B tests. The aim? Deciding on metrics is likely to prove a challenge, but we could start with simple things to try out – does the ordering or wording of resource lists affect click-through or download rates for linked resources, for example? (And what should we do about those links that never get clicked and those resources that are never downloaded?) Does offering a worked through exercise before an interactive quiz improve success rates on the quiz, and so on.
The OU has traditionally been cautious when running learning experiments, delivering fee-waived pilots rather than testing innovations as part of A/B testing on live courses with large populations. In part this may be through a desire to be 'equitable' and not jeopardise the learning experience for any particular student by providing them with a lesser quality offering than we could*. (At the same time, the OU celebrates the diversity and range of skills and abilities of OU students, which makes treating them all in exactly the same way seem rather incongruous?)
* Medical trials face similar challenges. But it must be remembered that we wouldn't trial a resource we thought stood a good chance of being /less/ effective than one we were already running… For a brief overview of the broken worlds of medical trials and medical academic publishing, as well as how they could operate, see Ben Goldacre's Bad Pharma for an intro.
FutureLearn could start to change that, and open up a pathway for experimentally testing innovations in online learning as well as at a more micro-level, tuning images and text in order to optimise content for its anticipated use. By providing course publishers with a means of trialling slightly different versions of their course materials, FutureLearn could provide an effective environment for trialling e-learning innovations. Branding FutureLearn not only as a platform for quality learning, but also as a platform for "doing" innovation in learning, gives it a unique point of difference. Organisations trialling on the platform do not face the threat of challenges made about them delivering different learning experiences to students on formally offered courses, but participants in courses are made aware that they may be presented with slightly different variants of the course materials to each other. (Or they aren't told… if an experiment is based on success in reading a diagram where the labels are presented in different fonts or slightly different positions, or with or without arrows, and so on, does that really matter if the students aren't told?)
Consultancy opportunities are also likely to arise in the design and analysis of trials and new interventions. The OU is also provided with both an opportunity to act according to it's beacon status as far communicating innovative adult online learning/pedagogy goes, as well as gaining access to large trial populations.
Note that what I'm not proposing is not some sort of magical, shiny learning analytics dashboard, it'd be a procedural, could have been doing it for years, application of web analytics that makes use of online learning cohorts that are at least a magnitude or two larger than is typical in a traditional university course setting. Numbers that are maybe big enough to spot patterns of behaviour in (either positive, or avoidant).
There are ethical challenges and educational challenges in following such a course of action, of course. But in the same way that doctors might randomly prescribe between two equally good (as far as they know) treatments, or who systematically use one particular treatment over another that is equally good, I know that folk who create learning materials also pick particular pedagogical treatments "just because". So why shouldn't we start trialling on a platform that is branded as such?
Once again, note that I am not part of the FutureLearn project team and my knowledge of it is largely limited to what I have found on Google.
See also: Treating MOOC Platforms as Websites to be Optimised, Pure and Simple…. For some very old "course analytics" ideas about using Google Analytics, see Online Course Analytics, which resulted in OUseful blogarchive: "course analytics". Note that these experiments never got as far as content optimisation, A/B testing, search log analysis etc. The approach I started to follow with the Library Analytics series had a little more success, but still never really got past the starting post and into a useful analyse/adapt cycle. Google Analytics has moved on since then of course… If I were to start over, I;d probably focus on creating custom dashboards to illustrate very particular use cases, as well as
Open Webstats from GovUK
In the #solo12eval session* on Monday organised by Shane McCracken and Karen Bultitude on the topic of evaluating impact (whatever that is) of online science engagement, I was reminded (yet again…) of the Culture24 report on Evaluating Impact online. The report included as one of its deliverables a set of example Google Analytics report templates (now rotted?) that provided a starting point for what could be a commonly-accepted-as-sensible reporting framework. (I keep wondering whether it would be useful to try to do the same for academic library websites/library website analytics?) One of the things I pondered afterwards was whether it would make sense to open up Google Analytics from a 'typical' website in that sector to all-comers, so that different parties could demonstrate what stories and information they could pull out of the stats using a common data basis. Something a bit like CSS Zen Garden, but around a common Google Analytics dataset, for example?
* From the session, I also learned of the JISC Impact Analysis Programme, which includes an interestingly titled project on Tracking Digital Impact (TDI). That project is presumably in stealth mode, because it was really hard to find out anything about it… (I thought JISC projects were all encouraged to do the blogging thing? Or is that just from certain enlightened parts of JISC…?)
Loosely related to the workshop, and from my feeds, I noticed a couple of announcements over the last couple of days relating to the publication of web/traffic stats on a couple of government web properties.
First up, the Government Digital Service/@gdsteam posted on their Updat[ed] GOV.UK Performance Dashboard, which you can find: Performance Platform Dashboard.
As you can see, this dashboard reports on a variety of Google Analytics stats – average unique visitors, weekly pageviews, and so on.
As well as the dashboard itself, the @gds_datashark team seem to be quite happy to show their working and presumably allow others to propose check-ins of their own bug fixes and code solutions to .. Gov github
To make it easy to play along, they're publishing a set of raw data feeds (Headline narrative text, Yesterday's hourly traffic and comparison average, Weekly visits to GOV.UK, Direct Gov and Businesslink, Weekly unique visitors to GOV.UK, Direct Gov and Businesslink, Format success metrics) although the blog post notes these are 'internal' URLs and hence are subject to change…
(Via tweets from @jukesie and @lseteph, I was also reminded that Steph experimented with publishing BIS' departmental webstats way back when)
In the past, UKGov has posted a certain amount of costings related data around website provision (for example, So Where Do the Numbers in Government Reports Come From?), so if there are any armchair web analysts/auditors out there (unlikely, I know;-), it seems as if data is there for the taking, as well as the asking (the GDS folk seem to be quite open to ideas…)
The second announcement that caught my eye was the opening up of site usage stats on the data.gov.uk website.
Data is broken down into site-wide, publisher and datasets groupings, and reports on things like:
- browser type
– O/S type
– social network referrals
– language
– country
The data is also available via a CSV file.
So I wonder: could we use the GDS and data.gov.uk data/data feeds as the basis for a crude webstats Zen Garden? How would such a site best be architected? (One central github repo pulling in exemplar view requests from cloned repos?) And would it make sense to publish webstats data/analytics from a "typical" science engagement website (or library website, or course website), and allow the community to see what sorts of take on it folk can come up with in respect of different ways presenting the data and more importantly, identifying different ways of making sense of it/finding different ways of telling stories with it?
Do Retweeters Lack Commitment to a Hashtag?
I seem to be going down more ratholes than usual at the moment, in this case relating to activity round Twitter hashtags. Here's a quick bit of reflection around a chart from Visualising Activity Around a Twitter Hashtag or Search Term Using R that shows activity around a hashtag that was minted for an event that took place before the sample period.
The y-axis is organised according to the time of first use (within the sample period) of the tag by a particular user. The x axis is time. The dots represent tweets containing the hashtag, coloured blue by default, red if they are an old-style RT (i.e. they begin RT @username:).
So what sorts of thing might we look for in this chart, and what are the problems with it? Several things jump out at me:
- For many of the users, their first tweet (in this sample period at least) is an RT; that is, they are brought into the hashtag community through issuing an RT;
- Many of the users whose first use is via an RT don't use the hashtag again within the sample period. Is this typical? Does this signal represent amplification of the tag without any real sense of engagement with it?
- A noticeable proportion of folk whose first use is not an RT go on to post further non-RT tweets. Does this represent an ongoing commitment to the tag? Note that this chart does not show whether tweets are replies, or "open" tweets. Replies (that is, tweets beginning @username are likely to represent conversational threads within a tag context rather than "general" tag usage, so it would be worth using an additional colour to identify reply based conversational tweets as such.
- "New style" retweets are diaplayed as retweets by colouring… I need to check whether or nor newstyle RT information is available that I could use to colour such tweets appropriately. (or alternatively, I'd have to do some sort of string matching to see whether or not a tweet was the same as a previously seen tweet, which is a bit of a pain:-(
(Note that when I started mapping hashtag communities, I used to generate tag user names based on a filtered list of tweets that excluded RTs. this meant that folk who only used the tag as part of an RT and did not originate tweets that contained the tag, either in general or as part of a conversation, would not be counted as a member of the hashtag community. More recently, I have added filters that include RTs but exclude users who used the tag only once, for example, thus retaining serial RTers, but not single use users.)
So what else might this chart tell us? Looking at vertical slices, it seems that news entrants to the tag community appear to come in waves, maybe as part of rapid fire RT bursts. This chart doesn't tell us for sure that this is happening, but it does highlight areas of the timelime that might be worth investigating more closely if we are interested in what happened at those times when there does appear to be a spike in activity. (Are there any modifications we could make to this chart to make them more informative in this respect? The time resolution is very poor, for example, so being able to zoom in on a particular time might be handy. Or are there other charts that might provide a different lens that can help us see what was happening at those times?)
And as a final point – this stuff may be all very interesting, but is it useful?, And if so, how? I also wonder how generalisable it is to other sorts of communication analysis. For example, I think we could use similar graphical techniques to explore engagement with an active comment thread on a blog, or Google+, or additions to an online forum thread. (For forums with mutliple threads, we maybe need to rethink how this sort of chart would work, or how it might be coloured/what symbols we might use, to distinguish between starting a new thread, or adding to a pre-existing one, for example. I'm sure the literature is filled with dozens of examples for how we might visualise forum activity, so if you know of any good references/links…?! ;-) #lazyacademic)
Visualising Activity Around a Twitter Hashtag or Search Term Using R
I think one of valid criticisms around a lot of the visualisations I post here and on my various #f1datajunkie blogs is that I often don't post any explanatory context around the visualisations. This is partly a result of the way I use my blog posts in a selfish way to document the evolution of my own practice, but not necessarily the "so what" elements that represent any meaning or sense I take from the visualisations. In many cases, this is because the understanding I come to of a dataset is typically the result of an (inter)active exploration of the data set; what I blog are the pieces of the puzzle that show how I personally set about developing a conversation with a dataset, pieces that you can try out if you want to…;-)
An approach that might get me more readers would be to post commentary around what I've learned about a dataset from having a conversation with it. A good example of this can be seen in @mediaczar's post on How should Page Admins deal with Flame Wars?, where this visualisation of activity around a Facebook post is analysed in terms of effective (or not!) strategies for moderating a flame war.
The chart shows a sequential ordering of posts in the order they were made along the x-axis, and the unique individual responsible for each post, ordered by accession to the debate along the y-axis. For interpretation and commentary, see the original post: How should Page Admins deal with Flame Wars? ;-)
One take away of the chart for me is that it provides a great snapshot of new people entering into a conversation (vertical lines) as well as engagement by an individual (horizontal lines). If we use a time proportional axis on x, we can also see engagement over time.
In a Twitter context, it's likely that a rapid increase in numbers of folk engaging with a hashtag, for example, might be the result of an RT related burst of activity. For folk who have already engaged in hashtag usage, for example as part of a live event backhannel, a large number of near co-occurring tweets that are not RTs might signal some notable happenstance within the event.
To explore this idea, here's a quick bit of R tooling inspired by Mat's post… It uses the twitteR library and sources tweets via a Twitter search.
require(twitteR) #Pull in a search around a hashtag. searchTerm='#ukgc12' rdmTweets <- searchTwitter(searchTerm, n=500) # Note that the Twitter search API only goes back 1500 tweets #Plot of tweet behaviour by user over time #Based on @mediaczar's http://blog.magicbeanlab.com/networkanalysis/how-should-page-admins-deal-with-flame-wars/ #Make use of a handy dataframe creating twitteR helper function tw.df=twListToDF(rdmTweets) #@mediaczar's plot uses a list of users ordered by accession to user list ## 1) find earliest tweet in searchlist for each user [ http://stackoverflow.com/a/4189904/454773 ] require(plyr) tw.dfx=ddply(tw.df, .var = "screenName", .fun = function(x) {return(subset(x, created %in% min(created),select=c(screenName,created)))}) ## 2) arrange the users in accession order tw.dfxa=arrange(tw.dfx,-desc(created)) ## 3) Use the username accession order to order the screenName factors in the searchlist tw.df$screenName=factor(tw.df$screenName, levels = tw.dfxa$screenName) #ggplot seems to be able to cope with time typed values... require(ggplot2) ggplot(tw.df)+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=screenName))
We can get a feeling for which occurrences were old-style RTs by identifying tweets that start with a classic RT, and then colouring each tweet appropriately (note there may be some overplotting/masking of points…I'm not sure how big the x-axis time bins are…)
#Identify and colour the RTs... library(stringr) #A helper function to remove @ symbols from user names... trim <- function (x) sub('@','',x) #Identify classic style RTs tw.df$rt=sapply(tw.df$text,function(tweet) trim(str_match(tweet,"^RT (@[[:alnum:]_]*)")[2])) tw.df$rtt=sapply(tw.df$rt,function(rt) if (is.na(rt)) 'T' else 'RT') ggplot(tw.df)+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=screenName,col=rtt))
So now we can see when folk entered into the hashtag community via a classic RT.
We can also start to explore who was classically retweeted when:
#Generate a plot showing how a person is RTd tw.df$rtof=sapply(tw.df$text,function(tweet) trim(str_match(tweet,"^RT (@[[:alnum:]_]*)")[2])) #Note that this doesn't show how many RTs each person got in a given time period if they got more than one... ggplot(subset(tw.df,subset=(!is.na(rtof))))+geom_point(aes(x=created,y=rtof))
Another view might show who was classically RTd by whom (activity along a row indicating someone was retweeted a lot through one or more tweets, activity within a column identifying an individual who RTs a lot…):
#We can start to get a feel for who RTs whom... require(gdata) #We don't want to display screenNames of folk who tweeted but didn't RT tw.df.rt=drop.levels(subset(tw.df,subset=(!is.na(rtof)))) #Order the screennames of folk who did RT by accession order (ie order in which they RTd) tw.df.rta=arrange(ddply(tw.df.rt, .var = "screenName", .fun = function(x) {return(subset(x, created %in% min(created),select=c(screenName,created)))}),-desc(created)) tw.df.rt$screenName=factor(tw.df.rt$screenName, levels = tw.df.rta$screenName) # Plot who RTd whom ggplot(subset(tw.df.rt,subset=(!is.na(rtof))))+geom_point(aes(x=screenName,y=rtof))+opts(axis.text.x=theme_text(angle=-90,size=6)) + xlab(NULL)
What sense you might make of all this, or where to take it next, is down to you of course… Err, erm…?! ;-)
PS see also: http://blog.ouseful.info/2012/01/21/a-quick-view-over-a-mashe-google-spreadsheet-twitter-archive-of-ukgc2012-tweets/
Social Interest Positioning – Visualising Facebook Friends' Likes With Data Grabbed Using Google Refine
What do my Facebook friends have in common in terms of the things they have Liked, or in terms of their music or movie preferences? (And does this say anything about me?!) Here's a recipe for visualising that data…
After discovering via Martin Hawksey that the recent (December, 2011) 2.5 release of Google Refine allows you to import JSON and XML feeds to bootstrap a new project, I wondered whether it would be able to pull in data from the Facebook API if I was logged in to Facebook (Google Refine does run in the browser after all…)
Looking through the Facebook API documentation whilst logged in to Facebook, it's easy enough to find exemplar links to things like your friends list (https://graph.facebook.com/me/friends?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS) or the list of likes someone has made (https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS); replacing me with the Facebook ID of one of your friends should pull down a list of their friends, or likes, etc.
(Note that validity of the access token is time limited, so you can't grab a copy of the access token and hope to use the same one day after day.)
Grabbing the link to your friends on Facebook is simply a case of opening a new project, choosing to get the data from a Web Address, and then pasting in the friends list URL:
Click on next, and Google Refine will download the data, which you can then parse as a JSON file, and from which you can identify individual record types:
If you click the highlighted selection, you should see the data that will be used to create your project:
You can now click on Create Project to start working on the data – the first thing I do is tidy up the column names:
We can now work some magic – such as pulling in the Likes our friends have made. To do this, we need to create the URL for each friend's Likes using their Facebook ID, and then pull the data down. We can use Google Refine to harvest this data for us by creating a new column containing the data pulled in from a URL built around the value of each cell in another column:
The Likes URL has the form https://graph.facebook.com/me/likes?access_token=A_LONG_JUMBLE_OF_LETTERS which we'll tinker with as follows:
The throttle control tells Refine how often to make each call. I set this to 500ms (that is, half a second), so it takes a few minutes to pull in my couple of hundred or so friends (I don't use Facebook a lot;-). I'm not sure what limit the Facebook API is happy with (if you hit it too fast (i.e. set the throttle time too low), you may find the Facebook API stops returning data to you for a cooling down period…)?
Having imported the data, you should find a new column:
At this point, it is possible to generate a new column from each of the records/Likes in the imported data… in theory (or maybe not..). I found this caused Refine to hang though, so instead I exprted the data using the default Templating… export format, which produces some sort of JSON output…
I then used this Python script to generate a two column data file where each row contained a (new) unique identifier for each friend and the name of one of their likes:
import simplejson,csv writer=csv.writer(open('fbliketest.csv','wb+'),quoting=csv.QUOTE_ALL) fn='my-fb-friends-likes.txt' data = simplejson.load(open(fn,'r')) id=0 for d in data['rows']: id=id+1 #'interests' is the column name containing the Likes data interests=simplejson.loads(d['interests']) for i in interests['data']: print str(id),i['name'],i['category'] writer.writerow([str(id),i['name'].encode('ascii','ignore')])
[I think this R script, in answer to a related @mhawksey Stack Overflow question, also does the trick: R: Building a list from matching values in a data.frame]
I could then import this data into Gephi and use it to generate a network diagram of what they commonly liked:
Rather than returning Likes, I could equally have pulled back lists of the movies, music or books they like, their own friends lists (permissions settings allowing), etc etc, and then generated friends' interest maps on that basis.
[See also: Getting Started With The Gephi Network Visualisation App – My Facebook Network, Part I and how to visualise Google+ networks]
PS dropping out of Google Refine and into a Python script is a bit clunky, I have to admit. What would be nice would be to be able to do something like a "create new rows with new column from column" pattern that would let you set up an iterator through the contents of each of the cells in the column you want to generate the new column from, and for each pass of the iterator: 1) duplicate the original data row to create a new row; 2) add a new column; 3) populate the cell with the contents of the current iteration state. Or something like that…
PPS Related to the PS request, there is a sort of related feature in the 2.5 release of Google Refine that lets you merge data from across rows with a common key into a newly shaped data set: Key/value Columnize. Seeing this, it got me wondering what a fusion of Google Refine and RStudio might be like (or even just R support within Google Refine?)
PPPS this could be interesting – looks like you can test to see if a friendship exists given two Facebook user IDs.
PPPPS This paper in PNAS – Private traits and attributes are predictable from digital records of human behavior – by Kosinski et. al suggests it's possible to profile people based on their Likes. It would be interesting to compare how robust that profiling is, compared to profiles based on the common Likes of a person's followers, or the common likes of folk in the same Facebook groups as an individual?
Charting the Social Landscape – Who's Notable Amongst Followers of UK HE Twitter Accounts?
Over the last week or two, I've been playing around with a few ideas relating to where Twitter accounts are located in the social landscape. There are several components to this: who does a particular Twitter account follow, and who follows it; do the friends, or followers cluster in any ways that we can easily and automatically identify (for example, by term analysis applied to the biographies of folk in an individual cluster); who's notable amongst the friends or followers of an individual that aren't also a friend or follower of the individual, and so on…
Just to place a stepping stone in my thinking so far, here's a handful of examples, showing who's notable amongst the followers of a couple of official HE Twitter accounts but who doesn't follow the corresponding followed_by account.
Firstly, here's a snapshot of who followers of @OU_Community follow in significant numbers:
Hmmm – seems the audience are into their satire… Should the OU be making some humorous videos to tap into that interest?
Here's how a random sample (I think!) of 250 of @UCLnews' followers seem to follow at the 4% or more level (that is, at least 0.04 * 250 = 10 of @UCLnews followers follow them…)
Seems to be quite a clustering of other university accounts being followed in there, but also "notable" figures and some evidence of a passing interest in serious affairs/commentators? That other UCL accounts are also being followed might suggest evidence that the @UCLnews account is being followed by current students?
How about the followers of @boltonuni? (Again, using a sample of 250 followers, though from a much smaller total follower population when compared to @UCLnews):
The dominance of other university accounts is noticeable here. A couple of possible reasons for this suggesting are that the sampled accounts skew towards other "professional" accounts from within the sector (or that otherwise follow it), or that the student and potential students have a less coherent (in the nicest possible sense of the word!) world view… Or that maybe there are lots of potential students out there following several university twitter accounts trying to get a feel for what the universities are offering.
If we actually look at friend connections between the @boltonuni 250 follower sample, 40% or so are not connected to other followers (either because they are private accounts or because they don't follow any of the other followers – as we might expect from potential students, for example?)
The connected followers split into two camps:
A gut reaction reading of these communities that they represent sector and locale camps.
Finally, let's take a look at 250 random followers of @buckssu (Buckinghamshire University student union); this time we get about 75% of followers in the giant connected component:
Again, we get a locale and 'sector' cluster. If we look at folk followed by 4% or more of the follower sample, we get this:
My reading of this is that the student union accounts are pretty tightly connected (I'm guessing we'd find some quite sizeable SU account cliques), there's a cluster of "other student society" type accounts top left, and then a bunch of celebs…
So what does this tell us? Who knows…?! I'm working on that…;-)


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On the flipside of this scenario, are the organisations and institutions that continue to flourish, grow, and apparently seamlessly morph into hybrids and different types of organisations where profit is not the only driver. A closer look at them reveals that far from undergoing huge make-overs they have in fact made clever adjustments based on key insights about their place in the world and how they want to engage and interact with it. For many such businesses, these adjustments have stemmed from the need to stay competitive, genuine curiosity and a desire to understand how they impact and serve their communities. Social entrepreneurs are well placed to answer some of these questions and help implement and refine the processes required to reach these new operating frameworks.
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As a Canadian, I am passionate about our country's role in philanthropic efforts. But the unfortunate truth is that sustaining philanthropic efforts is very challenging, especially during economic downturns. While it's part of daily life for Canadians to give to charitable organizations, it's the easiest thing to cut back on when the economy turns bad. And during such difficult economic times, governments are also forced to cut back, and charities are then left ill-prepared to sustain themselves.
Today, government and humanitarian organizations, and entrepreneurs are trying to change the dependency charities have on personal donations and the government. Now, we are seeing the popularization of a newer model — the social enterprise. It is in this new model that other challenges Canada is currently facing may find some resolution.

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BOSTON (CBS) – With the NBA Draft less than 12 hours away, Danny Ainge is trying to work some magic.
The Celtics own two first rounders — 21st and 22nd — but according to Yahoo! Sports, Ainge is trying aggressively to move up into the late lottery.
Read: Celtics Draft Preview
The late lottery means picks 10-14, owned by New Orleans, Portland, Houston, Phoenix and Milwaukee, respectively.
Interestingly, Austin Rivers (Doc's son) is expected to be selected in that area. However, the Celtics would be much more likely to pick a big man like UNC's Tyler Zeller or Illinois' Meyers Leonard — both seven-foot centers.
NBA Draft: Twitter Wall
Ainge will leave no stone unturned to try to make his team better, so nothing should surprise Celtics fans.


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Wearable Cat Ears Controlled, Wiggled by Brain
Ever wish you had cat ears? Thanks to a new quirky device out of Japan, now you can.
A new communication tool called "necommi" – from the company neurowear -- uses brain waves from emotions to control and wiggle wearable cat ears.
Just as a cat's ears are likely to drop down when it's relaxed, the device reads the emotional state of humans and acts it out through the cat ears. When wearing the ears and feeling relaxed, your own set of cat ears would drop down too. Meanwhile, ears jump up as you concentrate.
Although this may seem absurd, the device could potentially be used to help mentally disabled or verbally challenged people, especially children, show their feelings.
This technology could also be used in other scenarios, such as monitoring brain signals for workers involved in demanding tasks.
JapanTrends.com noted that this type of technology aimed at health and well-being is a particularly growing market in Japan.
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And the Clipper saga continues… Dear Donald Sterling you sir will NOT be staying at the YMCA! So check it.. the cop from Village People…ya know the band that sings "YMCA" yeah that one…well he's BANNING the Clippers from playing "Y.M.C.A" at home games…all thanks to our pal Donald Sterling!
As we all know Y.M.C.A is a pretty famous song which gets played at alot of sporting events. Well, according to TMZ, Victor Willis, the dude who actually owns the rights to the song is pretty mad about all that's been going on and stated " Sterling, you're banned from playing Y.M.C.A or ANY of my music at Clippers games and I mean it!!!! Wow, i guess he means business!!! I wonder what other artist are going to start pulling music!!! Til next time folks…Turn UP!!!


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Thermostasis is the process by which cows attempt to keep their body temperature constant in spite of changes in environmental temperatures. Heat stress occurs when the cow is incapable of dissipating enough heat to maintain its core body temperature below 101.3°F. This increase in body temperature results from the combination of heat from the environment and that produced internally during rumen fermentation and nutrient metabolism. In addition, heat stress leads to an increase in respiratory frequency (panting) in an attempt to increase heat dissipation. This increase in physical activity is the reason why cows in hot environments produce more heat than in cold environments. Internal heat production increases at higher feed intakes and milk production, which is why high-producing cows are more sensitive to heat stress than lower-producing cows. One mechanism the organism has to reduce heat production is to reduce intake and thus less heat needs to be dissipated. Knapp and Grummer (1991) reported that when a cow's body temperature increased from 101.3° to 104°F, dry matter intakes decreased from 45 to 31 pounds. Berman (2005) showed cows started to suffer from heat stress at temperatures 9°F cooler when production increased from 77 to 99 pounds per day. They also reported that air velocity increased the maximum threshold, suggesting that cows housed in facilities with forced air can tolerate higher ambient temperatures.
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Cows during lactation start to drop feed intake when ambient temperatures exceed 77° to 79°F, with marked reductions above 86°F (NRC, 1989). Aside from the temperature, however, there are other environmental factors that need to be factored in. Cornell researchers have developed an equation to correct dry matter intake depending on ambient temperature, relative humidity (RH), wind speed, and direct exposure to solar radiation (Table 1). At 68°F and 50% RH, there is no effect on intake; however, when ambient temperatures exceed 75°F, intake drops considerably even at 50% RH. This is explained because when RH is high, the capacity to dissipate heat through the lungs is reduced during respiration and panting, which causes an increase in body temperature and a reduction in intake. In an experiment by Knapp and Grummer (1991), cows subjected to heat stress increased their body temperature, and both their intake and milk production decreased by 14 pounds per day. These results agree with a University of Arizona experiment in high-producing cows (more than 77 pounds per day) which showed production started to drop when rectal temperature exceeded 101.3°F. Collier et al. (2012) reported that when environmental temperatures were at 71.6°F, this increase in body temperature occurred at 45% RH or higher.


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When Mary Ann Bede retired as a sixth grade teacher from Everett Elementary School in Lincoln, Neb., her passion for children didn't cease.
She and other women of Trinity United Methodist Women considered the diverse population of children in their community a "precious gift."
So they were on the lookout for ways to help children from Everett Elementary school, a school two blocks from the Church with a diverse population that includes recent refugees and special education students. They collected soup labels to get funds for their school; shopped at Target, which gave 5% back to their school; bought prescriptions at stores supporting their day care; and invited neighborhood children to mentor and be included in their day care during the summer. Then, she applied for another supportive school program:
"I happened to be tooling around on the internet and found that The Office Depot had an adopt-a-school backpacks program. I wrote an essay. I waited, and I got a call a while later." The essay was based on her experiences teaching sixth graders in an elementary school that welcomes children from all over the world -- Vietnam, Sudan, Kenya, and Ethiopia, among other countries.
In her application, she discussed the actions her local United Methodist Women had been taking as part of a concern for their public school.
Among these actions, Ms. Bede's United Methodist Women unit sews "comfort bags" for the children of Everett. In the bags, the women put chapstick, beanie babies, a story book, and other gifts. If a child is traumatized in some way – a death in the family, a serious illness -- a teacher can give the child one of these comfort bags to help them remember their childhood in a trying situation.
She also wrote about the women helping children avoid embarrassing situations. In schools throughout the nation, if a young child has an accident and can't make it to the bathroom, the school sends the child home. For Everett children, the parents often are not there during the day. So Everett United Methodist Women go shopping.
"We are real scroungers at garage sales. We provide the schools with sweatpants and shirts, mittens, hats, coats... whatever they tell us they need. The school has a shower and can give them these clothes if they have an accident," she says. The women also provide mentoring, tutoring, English as Second Language classes, and pizza parties for the children. In two years, they've baked more than 400 cookies for a teacher's appreciation table to say "thank you" and "we're supporting you."
The Office Depot must have liked what they were doing, Ms. Bede says, because this fall they are providing Everett Elementary School with 200 backpacks full of school supplies including CD holders, files, folders, markers, pens, pencils, and notebooks. Ms. Bede estimates that their "adopted" school is receiving close to four thousand dollars worth of supplies for the children.
According to Ms. Bede, the effort of her United Methodist Women's unit and the essay to The Office Deport is because of their belief that the children in their community are a gift. They share their ideas outside their community, not for recognition, but because "any of these things can be done by anyone."
United Methodist Women is a one-million member organization whose purpose is to foster spiritual growth, develop leaders and advocate for justice. Members raise some $25 million a year for programs and projects related to women, children and youth in the United States and more than 100 countries around the world.
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Steffen: If you're like me, this past week of hype has been cringe-inducing. On one hand, it's pretty sweet to have just about everyone on TV or the radio gushing about Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers. Of course, there are some detractors (Colin Cowherd spent most of Friday morning declaring Rodgers no better […]
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Green Bay Packers defensive line coach Mike Trgovac looks like he's going to have some job offers once the Packers season ends. The Denver Broncos — who've hired Trgovac's former boss, John Fox, as their head coach — appear ready to offer Trgovac their defensive coordinator job. It's a role Trgovac is familiar with — […]
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Barack Obama is a Chicago boy, so he's a Chicago Bears fan. Well, fuck him. Such poor judgment makes him unfit to lead the free world. I kid, of course. Anyway, here's a funny video the guys at PM Sports sent my way. In it, President Douche finds his inner circle has been infiltrated by […]
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Jan 21st
You know how we feel about porn stars, and broads in general, here at Total Packers. We like them! So, when we can combine the Green Bay Packers and broads, well… I've got a humongous erection right now. Charlie Lane is a porn star. She's also from Wisconsin. She also likes the Green Bay Packers. […]
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Jan 21st
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Poor Chicago
Jan 21st
Like Rodney Dangerfield, the Chicago Bears get no respect. Just take a look at the results of this SportsNation poll. In case you can't quite see it, every state in the nation other than Illinois is picking the Green Bay Packers to beat the Bears, this weekend. Although Indiana is red, meaning the highest percentage […]
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Jan 21st
Green Bay Packers cornerback Tramon Williams made the Pro Bowl after all. Although many saw Williams as one of the biggest snubs when the Pro Bowl rosters were announced, Williams, who was a first alternate, has been added to the NFC roster because the Philadelphia Eagles Asante Samuel cannot play due to injury. Tramon had […]
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Jan 20th
Face it. No one likes the Chicago Bears except for FIBs and maybe two people in Iowa. The point was once again reinforced when Steffen, the other mastermind behind this venerable institution known as Total Packers, asked one of our friends, and one of biggest Denver Broncos fans on the planet, to ask his brethren […]
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Jan 20th
It's a knock-off of LeBron's "What Should I Do?" Nike commercial. It's a parody based on Brett Favre and his penis. It's hilarious. (Via Guyism)
Tramon Williams Cost Himself A Bunch Of Money
Jan 20th
Signing cornerback Tramon Williams to a contract extension was a great move by the Green Bay Packers, but probably not such a great move by Williams. The Packers locked Williams up with a four-year extension averaging $8.25 million per season, in late November. With Williams' recent performance, that looks like a bargain. Not only did […]
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Jan 20th
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Terry McAulay, the referee from the first matchup between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, has been assigned to the NFC Championship game. Why is that significant? The Packers committed a team-record 18 penalties in their first game with the Bears this season, essentially handing Chicago a win. Those 18 penalties added up to […]
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Jan 19th
Is The Bears Still Suck the greatest song ever recorded? I don't know, but it's close. As if you needed a reason to find additional enjoyment in this classic number, here it is. Two young lads perform their version. It warms my heart. (Via Guyism)
TiVo Time: Atlanta Falcons
Jan 19th
It's like t-shirt time, only better, because no one from Jersey is involved. Shawn Neuser takes a look at the Green Bay Packers 48-21 divisional victory over the Atlanta Falcons. Here's a comprehensive analysis of the Packers' dismantling of the Atlanta Falcons. 14:52, 1st quarter — After the Packers deferred, the Falcons get the first […]
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Jan 19th
Favre Allegedly Tried To Bag A Masseuse While With The Vikings
Jan 19th
Brett Favre likes to bang just about anything that isn't his wife. Or maybe his wife just doesn't like to bang him. Whatever the case, there's another masseuse claiming Favre tried to get with her. Stephanie Dusenberry, who formerly worked for the Minnesota Vikings and now works independently with several Vikings' players, claims Favre texted […]
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Jan 19th
In case you haven't heard, Pro Football Talk head honcho Mike Florio called out Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers earlier this week for not signing an autograph for a cancer survivor. There was a video of Rodgers passing by the woman, Jan Cavanaugh, on his way through the airport without stopping. Florio lit into […]
Dom Capers Isn't Going Anywhere
Jan 18th
Perhaps lost in the hype surrounding the Green Bay Packers' matchup with the Chicago Bears for the NFC Championship is this important nugget — Packers defensive coordinator isn't going anywhere. There was talk towards the end of the season Capers should be and could be considered for an NFL head coaching job because of the […]
Hest Is The Best!
Jan 18th
This will make your taint hurt, but it will also make you laugh. Why? Because it's stupidest piece of crap you'll see all week. That's right. We've got more fan-composed music videos for you, but this one comes from Chicago, where they love Bears kick returner Devin Hester. Hence the title of this flaming pile, […]
The 'Genius' Of Brett Favre
Jan 18th
In case you didn't know it already, Brett Favre is a walking contradiction. Hours after filing his retirement papers with the NFL, Old Man Favre is already trying to make amends with the Green Bay Packers, telling ESPN's Ed Werder in an e-mail he thinks Aaron Rodgers is the league's best quarterback and the Packers' […]


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Coming off an impressive win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Oakland Raiders exploded into the O.co Coliseum last Sunday with a copious amount of confidence. For they should have, as the Philadelphia Eagles were averaging just five points in their previous two matchups and the Raiders were an admirable top 10 ranked defense.
Oakland was looking to shine, but it was Nick Foles who stole the spotlight. After going two straight games without an offensive touchdown, the Eagles had no problem scoring against the Raiders, with Foles delivering one of the best performances in NFL history. In the words of head coach Dennis Allen, the Raiders suffered a "good old-fashioned butt whooping."
Foles didn't know he etched his name in the history books after the 49-20 demolition to the Raiders until after the game. He threw for an NFL-record-tying seven touchdowns — he became just the seventh man to do so. He completed 22-of-28 passes for a whopping 406 yards. Numbers never lie; the youngster threw MORE touchdowns than incompletions.
"There's no question there's a bad taste in our mouth right now but that one's over with, that one's done with and I can promise you we'll have a bunch of guys who will be ready to get back to work and practice on Wednesday," said Allen.
Will coach Allen be able to regain confidence in a young Raiders team that was utterly obliterated? Something worth noting, the Raiders were 3-4 last season, then went on to lose eight of their last nine, ending with a disappointing 4-12 record. Did the Raiders bring false hope upon the Nation the first several weeks, or was it simply the inability to contain the electric, fast-paced attack?
The defense allowed Chip Kelly's dynamic, fast paced offense to put up points in a flurry. Nick Foles was particularly sharp, firing in all cylinders, he had black jerseys constantly confused and out of position, for they were simply outmatched. Nonetheless, this was not the first time Oakland had trouble containing a fast paced offense.
The Denver Broncos were the first to dismantle the Raiders defense with a fast paced approach. The respective veteran, Peyton Manning, went 32-for-37 in the air for 374 yards and three touchdowns. He made it look too easy. The Broncos trampled over the Raiders in a 37-21 domination, meaning Oakland has given up a breathtaking 86 points to those two teams who are predicated on the potency of their fast paced attack.
Now, back to the million dollar question. I don't see the Raiders as the team they were last season, they're an improved bunch with pieces across the board better equipped to win football games. It was a disaster of a game, particularly on the defensive side of the ball, that needs to be left behind and I believe they'll do just so. The way the defense had been performing, prior to the Eagles landslide victory, was the best the Nation had seen in years. They're a stout defensive unit that's capable of playing at a high level, though the Raiders certainly need to learn how to contain the fast paced offense.
With that being said, I expect the Men in Black to make a strong return on Sunday against the New York Giants. If the Giants decide to attack the Raiders with the hurry-up offense, the Raiders cannot fall apart the way they did last Sunday, or else.
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Yeah thats what I think we are going to add, they are a bit easier to get out so we could update more but we will still do regular prefs too!
I'm getting back into the swing of things once again,
I don't like writing about these situations, and i know this is a trigger for many people so i don't think this will be getting done unless one of the others are comfortable with it. XX Kaitlyn
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In case you can't tell I don't feel like writing preferences right now, so as of August 4, I'm taking a break for an unknown amount of time for now.
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There's a time for description and there's a time to keep you posts short and sweet. Some times readers want things long, and for certain things you have to keep it simple. It's likely you'll know when those times are.
Grammar, check things over before you post it ( I used to hate reading over my writing, but then i realized that editing needs to be done) because sometimes you just forget to put a word here or there. People like reading things that make sense, and that are clear and concise make it general (because there are a lot of different people in the world)
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It'll take time before you start getting lots of notes, make sure you tag your posts the appropriate way. There's nothing people hate more than having something that's not a preference in "one direction preferences" it makes people angry. You'll get more followers along the way an eventually get more notes, dont worry if you start off with small numbers. You'll work your way up.
I got a few people asking me to read over their preferences and instead of posting each of the asks, I thought I'd make a collective post. By no means are the tips directed towards your blogs, they are simply tips of things i'd recommend for any starting preference blog.
Most importantly, have fun because thats what writing is, thats why you should do it. Dont let people pressure you or tell you what to do. Ultimately, it's your blog and you're in control. You dont have to work around anyone's schedule but your own. Good luck you guys! (:
*for the people who told me to read your preferences, they were good, just believe in yourselves!*


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Verizon to offer Motorola Z6tv on Oct 5Joe Kramer - Director of Wireless Services
Motorola Z6tv starting on October 5th for $179 after a$50 mail in rebate. The "Z6tv" as its name implies will be able to take advantage of all of the Mobile TV channels Verizon currently offers making it the third phone to do so along with the LG VX 9400 and the SamsungU620.Verizon Wireless announced today they will offer the
Key features include a large 2 inch display, GPS, 2.0 megapixel camera, video record and playback, MP3/WMA player, 50MB of internal memory(Z6 has 64MB go figure) plus an expandable memory card slot for up to 4GB of additional storage capacity.
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Federal Marriage Amendment
Coalition leaders and others spoke to reporters in favor of a Constitutional amendment defining marriage as a union of a man…
Federal Marriage Amendment
Proponents of a Constitutional amendment to define marriage as a union between a man and a woman and bar state legislatures…
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Panelists spoke in support of an amendment to the Constitution that would prohibit states from legalizing same-sex marriage.
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10.3: Install the GNU Midnight Commander from source
mc does one thing that I haven't been able to easy do with muCommander, XFolders and the like: run as root. This is needed to do installs or copy files into the lib/site-packages folder of your Python install (among others).
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Essa foi a seleção musical (#SomDoDia) da semana: Esteban, Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters), John Mellencamp, Midnight Oil, Blind Melon, Pearl Jam e The Rolling Stones:
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Seleção Musical 26/Maio até 1/Junho #SomDoDia
Essa foi a seleção musical (#SomDoDia) da semana: Charlie Brown Jr, Dire Straits, Jota Quest, Crowded House, Spandau Ballet e Simple Minds. Curta os vídeos:
Seleção Musical 19/Maio até 25/Maio #SomDoDia
Essa foi a seleção musical (#SomDoDia) da semana, de cover de Led Zeppelin até Beatles e The Police:
New songdoro published at 8Tracks – Go Ahead!
It's a new #songdoro to play
Thinking about pain and gain
Searching for a new meaning
And new ways
Making things happen
And hope to help you make your day
– Daniel Wildt
Break song: No Doubt – Don't Speak.
There's an extra song at the end, a classic called because the night, in a beautiful version from Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band.
Seleção Musical 12/Maio até 18/Maio #SomDoDia
Essa foi a seleção musical (#SomDoDia) da semana com Keith Richards, Neil Young, Jota Quest, Dire Straits, Beatles, Charlie Brown Jr e um super cover do Led Zeppelin:
Seleção Musical 5/Maio até 11/Maio #SomDoDia
Essa foi a seleção musical (#SomDoDia) da semana com Jack Johnson, Dire Straits, Playing for Change, Nei Lisboa e Neil Young:
Dave McClure and pirate metrics for startups!
Dave McClure is the guy behind "Pirate Metrics".
AARRR, a simple acronym, but extremely powerful! Dave is founder of 500 Startups too.
Regarding AARRR, you need to understand that developing customers can be categorised in some important steps:
A – Acquisition, gathering customers to the process.
A – Activation, making leads to become real customers. So… they are using your service.
R – Retention, making sure people love your product and want to continue using it.
R – Referral, they love so much they want to tell other people about you. You are important.
R – Revenue, you get to keep other people money in exchange for a great customer service and quality. :)
Here's a presentation about AARRR metrics:
And here's a great biz talk with Dave McClure and Jason Calacanis (This Week in Startups):
If you are looking for some material in Portuguese related to AARRR, check this presentation from Rafael Helm.


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Abol Bridge Campground & Store
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Very rustic setting for dry camping with spectacular views of Kathadin and the Penobscot. We saw bald eagles, deer and a watched a moose swim across the river. Boating and fly fishing from our site. Super clean bathroom/hot showers, dump station available, well stocked store, gasoline. It is an 18.5 mile very bumpy ride down the Golden road to access. There is no reliable cell phone coverage. It might not be easy for >30 ft rig to navigate turns. Our 27 ft class C had no trouble though.
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Quechee / Pine Valley KOA
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We stayed in the upper part of this nice KOA. These are a little more private than the lower area with more trees and less road noise. The lower area had open sites for big rigs to pull through. Unfortunately our site had a sewer odor and I believe the owners were aware and planning to upgrade the system. The new owners were friendly and the store was well stocked. The pool area was small, but very clean. We stayed here for the ballon festival, we would camp here again.
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Spent one night on the way to Baxter state park. Easy access off I-95. Grocery and restaurants within 5 minutes. Wi-Fi was sporadic. Quiet hours were quiet. The office was friendly. Would be a decent CG to use as a base for the Bangor area. Not a destination by itself. We would stop here again. Would have had higher rating if the Wi-Fi was stronger.
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Very pretty pond for fishing/canoes and small beach area for campers. Our "pull through" Site (1) was accessed by a very narrow, tree branch lined road, not easy for our 27 foot Class C. Most sites are shady under tall mature tree canopy. Paved access roads are very hilly and curvy. Site 1 was level. A big rig could back in instead of pulling through. Kids biked all around. We will return.
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We arrived in the dark after the office closed, and the directions to our site were ready. Only 2 negatives: they could have written, "Pull straight in." Instead it appeared to be a back in site, (23) we had to turn around in the dark to get parked. Cable TV hookup was faulty so they gave us complementary firewood to make up. A nice touch, it was delivered to our site. Nice store, nice office staff, kids enjoyed pancake breakfast one morning. The campground recycles bottles/cans, picks up trash at your site. Close to our hike up Mt Martha. Last minor negative was it is close to a road: can't escape the road noise. We would camp here again for White Mountain activities.
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We were seasonal here for a few years. A great campground for kids, small and elementary age, great pool, pool cafe, ice cream and shows on Saturday nights. Not much to do for teens. Great tent sites at the top of the mountain.
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I'm not even going to really review this one, because I'm pretty sure this is just me. For some reason, it smells almost exactly like Goo Gone to me. Like, the stuff you use to remove labels from jars… I can't drink that! But I'm sure it's not the tea's fault. I might try a little bit hot with milk later…
I got this one from Lala, who warned me that she didn't care for it, that it has a very chemical taste to it, and that it doesn't taste like it smells. Which is unfortunate, because it smells pretty good! Like peach candy, kind of on the artificial end, which I happen to really like.
First tiny little sip: Wow, this is pretty chemical tasting. Not too bad, though. Oddly enough, it reminds me of the Harry Potter potions set that I had when I was little, although goodness knows what they put in those things.
Second, bigger sip: OH GOD YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT THE BURNING. I'm… not really sure I can drink this. I think I'm going to try it as a latte, with lots of sugar. … and then I'll probably send it along to the next person crazy enough to try it. =]
So after steeping them once in hot water, I decided to cold brew this one for the second infusion. One thing's certain — it looks very pretty swirling around in the jar. I'm still not terribly impressed by this one, but I'm finding that if I drink it quickly, without stopping to think about every sip, then it's pretty inoffensive. The goji berries with the fruitiness of the tieguanyin is pretty nice, and the pepperiness makes it a little more interesting. But I'm not blown away by it, either. I just don't think this one's for me. Probably won't drink again.
I was a little skeptical because of all the hype this tea gets, but I have to admit I'm pretty impressed. I'm finding this tea really good in a really subtle sort of way. It's very light and very smooth, and there nothing even a little bit thorny or offensive about it. All the flavors melt together perfectly, nothing really sticks out. And it tastes… like what a black tea should taste like.
(It also reminds me a lot of the Zhu Rong Yunnan Black, but vanilla instead of chocolate. =])
Oh man. This started off so well. I picked up a sample last time I made an order, because usually I love unusual variations on Earl Grey.
The dry leaves smell like bergamot, of course, but also like… firewood, and black pepper. All good things, in my book. Once it's brewed, I think the bergamot gets lost a little behind the woodsiness of it. But the goji and the bergamot blend together really well — it's hard to tell where one scent ends and the other starts. And somehow every time I pick it up, I smell something different. I'm still getting a pretty strong black pepper note. Maybe that's from the frankincense resin?
And it tastes… a little disappointing, actually. The first sip was all earl grey with black pepper. I was looking forward to how the flavors would unfold… but it's just very peppery, with a sour note from the goji berry (and I guess from the tangyness of the autumn tieguanyin) that I'm not sure I like. It's even more disappointing because I really like the autumn tieguanyin, but it's getting lost in all the other flavors.
All in all, I can see how it might appeal to someone… but it's not for me. Maybe in the future I should stick to fruity or floral earl greys. I hope I like the laoshan one more…
I cold steeped this one and… wow. It tastes clean and crisp and has the most delightful fruity aftertaste — definitely some lime, but I'm also tempted to say kiwi although I haven't eaten one in months so I could be wrong. I think this might be one of my favorite teas now. I'd better hoard some before it disappears forever.
Tried this one western style today, and it was everything I wanted. I enjoyed it a lot more than the davidstea yunnan black. It still has that earthy note that I found so disconcerting about that one, but it's a lot less potato-ey, and it's there almost as an afterthought, hidden behind the chocolate and the spice. With a bit of chocolate, it acquired a creamy note that I liked a lot — I'll have to try this one with cream and a bit of sugar. I also think it would go quite well with honey, and I'd really like to try it in a chai…
Basically, I'm glad I have a whole ounce of this one, because I'm so not done experimenting. =]
Enjoying my fifth cup now. Next time I will have to keep better track of my steeping times, because the third one was oversteeped and the fourth one was a little insubstantial, and the fifth… well, I'm eating a (delicious) lemon bar, so I'm losing a lot of the nuances. (But the wet leaves smelled like ginger and graham cracker crust, and it was excellent.)
I am so grateful for this tea right now. My day so far has included a broken down train, losing a wheel off my suitcase, lugging said suitcase across three forms of public transportation and half a mile on foot, walking to the store because dammit I need to eat something only for them to not have anything that I was looking for (I did grab the last, slightly squished bottle of rooster sauce off the shelf), and finding that the moving/storage company has misplaced literally half my belongings. huge sigh
But, both of my Verdant packages were waiting for me at the front desk when I arrived, so I'm about to enjoy my second cup of this tea. I'm too tired for proper tasting notes, but damn is it good.


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10.4: Reset the .Mac Sync Server with Syncrospector
Note that it's also possible for OS X's Sync Services to get corrupted/wedged ... so be very careful when using Syncrospector. As mentioned in a previous posting (with corrected links) it's also possible to reset Sync Services. A reset will fix most problems with Sync Services.
However, we've also seen a small number of cases (seeminly, one in every 2000+ Groupcal users) where even a reset doesn't cure things. Here's what we tell people in that case:
If resetting Sync Services doesn't work, but only as a "last resort", you can try the following (note that Apple specifically recommends against this):
- Quit all applications
- Move the following folder to the trash
~/Library/Application Support/SyncServices/
- Reboot
- empty the trash
This will cause OS X's Sync Services to completely (re)initialize its data structures (so it's more serious than a reset).
Note that we've also seen 2 cases where fixing Sync Services required a re-install of OS X (queue creepy music ... and show thought-bubble with "shades of Windows-like behavior" text). #:-(
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Roll out of bed, rub that sleep out of your eyes, and score Breakfast! by Hat_Boy and a buffet of other great design submissions!
Is anyone else craving bacon?
Awww, they look so delicious when they're sleeping…
Sushi by Benjamin Ang, and the rest of your favorite tees are just $10! Hurry, though, because this sale ends tomorrow!
Magic Bacon Ride design by George Otsubo (GIF by rit10)
Here's George's inspiration behind this delicious design:
"The inspiration came during breakfast while I was eating eggs and bacon and thought it would be funny if the Bacon was like Aladdin's magic carpet."
Banana Sock design by Phil Jones (GIF by villharm)
Hopefully you don't have as much trouble getting ready for the weekend as this poor guy!
Eggrobot by biernatt is up for scoring in our Kidrobot design challenge!
Here's what the artist had to say about their egg-cellent design:
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There are only 4 days left to score your favorite 'Bot designs in this challenge!
Breakfast in Bed by Dan Elijah Fajardo and Mellin Paulo Bernardo is one of this week's newest designs!
Give this post a reblog if you've ever had the luxury of breakfast in bed!
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If your favorite part of playing Little League Baseball was going out for fast food with the team after the game, then this design sounds like the perfect fit!
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Admire all of the hilarious GIFs, or submit your own!
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Pour yourself a nice, hot cup of coffee, and score a few design submissions!
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Man, this design is pretty demented! If you'd like your very own Octosushi tee by Aaron Jay, then all you gotta do is reblog this post for a chance to win!
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