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Vol. 9 No. 41
State of the Debate: The Case Against "Civility"
Can't we all just get along? Not when "civility" is just a genteel way to mask the inevitable tensions and antagonisms of democratic society.
Will Libraries Survive?
Rumors of the death of the brick-and-mortar library have been greatly exaggerated. Yes, the digital age has transformed the nature of data storage. But the public library will be a chief agent in providing access to digital information.
State of the Debate: Defining Democracy Down
Must the Catholic Church admit women as priests? Must families with children or pets be allowed to live in every homeowners' association? These questions are even more complicated than they first appear.
Of Our Time: The Bankers' Regime
Hearings Loss
It has been a long time since congressional hearings investigated real corporate and government abuses or serious social problems. But since 1994, the situation has gotten far worse: the oversight machinery is used for partisan purposes or simply left to rot.
The Successor Generation
If the profusion of legacy candidates this election season is any indication, having a political pedigree can do wonders for your electoral chances. As we hurtle toward the possibility of the first all second-generation presidential race, it's time to ask: Do dynastic advantages trample democratic fairness?
Republicans spent a generation bludgeoning Democrats with those dreaded "wedge issues." Maybe it's time to give the GOP some of its own medicine.
Why Americans Go Broke
America's high bankruptcy rates suggest the recent economic boom is less than it appears. Changing bankruptcy law, which is what Republicans in Congress are threatening to do, won't help.
Controversy: Charters and Choice
Behind the Numbers: The Treadmill Economy
Even before the swooning of the Dow, the current economic expansion was less robust than it appeared. Is this a new economy? Or just people working harder to stay in place?
Essay: Look at Me! Leave Me Alone!
Which is stronger, the craving for publicity or the desire for privacy? The Truman Show demonstrates how tightly married these impulses are.
Rape of the Appalachians
Strip mining is carving up broad swaths of West Virginia's hillsides and valleys. Are we willing to pay higher energy prices to stop it?
Sovereign Myopia
American values of internationalism, the rule of law, and human rights are finally being enshrined in a permanent world court. So why is the United States leading the charge against it?
Controversy: The Black-White Test Score Gap
Vol. 9 No. 40
The Still-Industrial City
In Chicago, like most other big cities in America, manufacturing was once the core of the urban economy -- until recent decades, when most of it moved out to suburban areas and beyond. But while much smaller today, manufacturing still makes a vital contribution that cities should work hard to maintain.
What Japan Teaches Us Now
Japan's economic crisis is a case study in the long-term costs of protecting inefficient industries. Yet it also shows how the pressures for protectionism become irresistible without a strong safety net and policies to aid displaced workers.
Essay: Web of Paradox
The language of our emerging digital culture suggests adventure, daring, and unprecedented novelty, while we sit comfortably at our desks, alone, communing with our computer screens. Are we being taken in by our own metaphors?
Below the Beltway: New Labor, New Democrats -- New Alliance?
Of Our Time: Constraining Capital, Liberating Politics
State of the Debate: Lessons of Right-Wing Philanthropy
It is well known that the conservative movement has for years enjoyed a decided financial advantage on the battleground of ideas -- they have far more corporate and foundation support than liberals. But conservatives don't just have more money; they spend it better, too.
The Great Carjacking
Public outrage about auto insurance costs -- which almost derailed Christine Todd Whitman's re-election in New Jersey -- is symptomatic of a deeper problem that reforms typically fail to confront.
Rooting the Home Team
All over America, owners are demanding extravagant subsidies and tax breaks for new stadiums. If communities want to keep their teams, there's often a cheaper solution than giving way to these demands. Follow the example of Green Bay.
Controversy: The Rhetoric of "Corporate Welfare"
A Fast Track for Labor
Saying no to trade agreements won't stop trade. Labor's advocates need to support realistic proposals for modifying NAFTA and other pacts.
State of the Debate: The Rise and Fall of Racialized Liberalism
Liberalism took a fateful turn in the 1960s by redefining reform in racial terms. Two new books on urban politics sometimes overstate their case against recent liberal policies, but they help clarify what went wrong.
How Low Can You Go?
America's Next Achievement Test
Despite significant improvement in recent decades, blacks still score consistently lower than whites on tests of academic performance. But recent studies show that the gap is not genetic in origin and suggest how it can be closed.
The Myth of the Supermayor
A new breed of supermayor is supposed to be revitalizing the nation's cities. So let's visit the city and mayor often held up these days as a model for America.
Storylines: Tough Chat
Devil in the Details
No Dumping
Vol. 9 No. 39
State of the Debate: The Color of the Law
Race and crime commingle dangerously in the American psyche. Now that crime rates are declining, might color-blind justice finally be achievable?
The Care Equation
Women used to do all the unpaid work of caring for the kids of aging parents. Although career barriers have fallen, women won't have real equal opportunity until America recognizes its crisis of caring.
Screening Out Sex
When the Supreme Court overturned the Communications Decency Act, it was a triumph for civil liberties. Now new forms of censorship threaten to cut off young people's legitimate access to sexual information in cyberspace.
Rampant Bull
Are liberals failing to rise in defense of their greatest legacy? As calls for privatizing Social Security grow louder, the time has come for a bold new defense of universal social insurance.
After Genocide
The fate of one town, Brcko, almost derailed the Dayton Accords. Now Brcko's reconstruction has become one of the most daunting ventures in peacekeeping ever attempted by the United States.
The Turnout Imperative
Low voter participation favors conservatives. If liberals want to avoid a reprise of 1994 in 1998, they have to make turnout a top priority -- and fortunately some are already hard at work.
Ballot Blocks
Poor people are typically democracy's missing persons. But the patterns of low-income voting show what really motivates the voters on election day.
The Clash of the Samuel Huntingtons
It's one of the fundamental dilemmas of foreign policy: Should American democracy be for export? Samuel P. Huntington makes a powerful case -- for both sides.
Devil in the Details
Le Sueur-Henderson: Minnesota New Country School
Essay: Age of Irony
Taking irony seriously may seem like missing the point. Today's ironic sensibility is never serious. But the old masters of irony had serious fun cutting through cant and pretension.
Sacramento: Bowling Green Elementary
Boston: Renaissance Charter School
Charter Conundrum
In exchange for autonomy from school districts, charter schools promise to achieve measurable progress in children's performance. But the movement is based on a dubious premise.
How Low Can You Go? Viagravated Assault
Vol. 9 No. 38
The Porter Prescription
Michael Porter, management consultant extraordinaire, has now brought his theory of competitive advantage to the inner city. Bold new ideas -- or an old elixir in a new bottle?
State of the Debate: Dolly and Madison
The cloning debate has highlighted moral questions that are likely only to become even more difficult as biotechnology advances: What should be the line between permissible and impermissible genetic interventions? Is our bedrock belief in human equality about to break down?
Of Our Time: My Dinner with Bill
The Broken Engine of Progressive Politics
The gears of the American change machine -- presidents, parties, and social movements -- no longer work together. A new view of America's major political transformations, from Jefferson and Jackson down to the current disarray of progressive forces.
Morning in Miami
It's not only the pope who believes the U.S. should lift its embargo. A growing number of Cuban Americans think the old hard-line strategy to oust Castro just isn't working.
A Liberal Tax Revolt
Liberals ought to start playing offense on taxes. Progressive tax policy can be good politics.
Reform Beyond the Beltway
While Congress is deadlocked, real campaign finance reform is moving ahead in the states.
Behind the Numbers: The Great Surplus Debate
Three views of what to do with the budget surplus.
Below the Beltway: The Irresponsible Elites
When Should Kids Go to Jail?
For nearly a century, childhood has been a mitigating condition in the eyes of the criminal law. Now that legislators want to try more children as adults, we need to be careful about throwing the baby out with the jail key.
Unchecked and Unbalanced
Kenneth Starr's behavior as independent counsel follows a pattern set in other investigations: the problem lies in the incentives and unchecked power of the office.
How Low Can You Go? Made of Sterner Stuff
Old Party, New Energy
Party Decline
Vol. 9 No. 37
The Buses Don't Stop Here Anymore
All over the country, public transit systems are losing ridership. As Chicago's story makes clear, the real source of the problem is the sprawling and balkanized shape of America's metropolises.
Why Liberalism Fled the City ... And How It Might Come Back
The strongholds of municipal liberalism are gone; the coalition of immigrants, unionists, poor people, and neighborhoods has been replaced by alliances between tough-on-crime Republican mayors and organized business. But the seeds of a revival are there.
Essay: The God of the Digerati
Wired magazine says with new technology we'll all be like gods and should get good at it. That apparently means feeling no restraint -- if something looks good, do it, buy it, invent it, become it. Where have we heard this before?
Labor's Stake in the WTO
Before the WTO was founded in 1995, labor supporters lobbied hard against it. But now, the WTO may be the last, best hope for arresting global erosion of labor rights.
March of Folly:
Supposedly, NAFTA will lead to increased movement of goods and services between Mexico and the United States -- but not to more movement of people. That, however, reflects a fundamentally mistaken view of migration. A better understanding should reframe our entire immigration policy.
Of Our Time: Globalism Bites Back
The Wrong Enemy
Some liberals worry that trade with low-wage countries will depress American wages. But globalization not only helps lift Third World people out of poverty; it also benefits American consumers and workers. Instead of pursuing protectionism, domestic policies should assure that the benefits of trade are equitably shared.
Devil in the Details
Behind the Numbers: The Real Electorate
New census data about who voted in 1996 paint a very different picture than did the initial reports from exit polls.
The IMF and The Asian Flu
The International Monetary Fund casts itself as valiant superhero, swooping in to rescue troubled countries from self-inflicted financial disaster. In fact, the demands for austerity it has recently imposed on fundamentally sound economies in Asia and elsewhere have made their problems much worse.
State of the Debate: The Other American Dilemma
Anthony Lukas's last book is a powerful tale of what used to be "class warfare" in America -- and a lesson about why so many people have had a hard time telling that story.
Controversy: Should Buckley Be Overturned?
Continuing the debate from "Watch What You Wish For: The Perils of Reversing Buckley v. Valeo," by Alan B. Morrison (January-February 1998)
New Page, Old Lesson
A few years ago educational standards and national testing seemed on their way. But the push for standards has set off predictable reactions from different quarters. Ironically, testing now may be downgraded in importance.
Are U.S. Students Behind?
The conventional wisdom is that American students perform woefully compared to their foreign peers. Not so: America's kids stack up far better than the critics allow. But there is much to learn from experience abroad about improving our schools.


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On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 6:00 AM, Kurt Seifried <kseifried () redhat com> wrote:
Hi, in addition to the xslt arbitrary file creation) there are some more potential security vulnerabilities that
appear to have been fixed in 5.3.9. Can you confirm if these are not security issues? Also will you need CVE
assignments for the ones that are (I can help with that).
Sending to security () php net again and cc'ing oss-sec in case anyone on the list has ideas/comments.
From the ChangeLog:
Fixed bug #60150 (Integer overflow during the parsing of invalid exif
header). (Stas, flolechaud at gmail dot com) - security bug
There is an integer overflow in ext/exif/exif.c that can be used in order to
cause a denial of service or read arbitrary memory.
Which one?
Fixed bug #55776 (PDORow to session bug). (Johannes)
Is a Apache crash. It gives a CGI/FastCGI Send/Don't Send window.
http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/3953/57126366.jpg [Open URL]
After few minutes is crashing apache server:
http://img840.imageshack.us/img840/2981/21231006.jpg [Open URL]
Still? or is crashing without that fix?
Fixed bug #60279 (Fixed NULL pointer dereference in
stream_socket_enable_crypto, case when ssl_handle of session_stream is
not initia\
lized.) (shm) - (needs bad code)
Fixed bug #55622 (memory corruption in parse_ini_string). (Pierre) -
need access to ini style config, but can cause memory corruption\
(code exec?)
That one could be considered as a secutiry issue while no actual flaw
has been found (did not dig too much either). I do not know the policy
at CVE's org about such issues.
Fixed bug #53502 (strtotime with timezone memory leak). (Derick) - minor
I don't think we can or should consider memory leaks as DoS :)
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General manager David Caldwell took a risk when he drafted former Michigan quarterback Denard "Shoelace" Robinson in the 5th round of the 2013 NFL Draft. Most analysts expected Robinson to be converted to wide receiver, but Caldwell took him with the idea of playing him at running back.
After a relatively disappointing rookie campaign, big things are expected of Robinson in his sophomore season. The most concerning part of his rookie struggles were his drops, but recent news might explain why he had so much trouble with the ball. Robinson was apparently still recovering from a nerve injury to his hand from college.
Caldwell said the injury is why Robinson didn't finish his senior year at Michigan playing quarterback – he took a hit to the elbow and damaged the nerve.
Nerve injuries are very difficult to predict as far as recovery time, and Robinson's injury hampered him to the point where he couldn't keep his hand open.
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Marissa Mayer knew at 12-years-old that she wanted to be a pediatric neurosurgeon. Sheryl WuDunn, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, looked to Connie Chung for inspiration -– and thus wanted to be a broadcast journalist. And Hillary Rodham Clinton had trouble choosing between becoming an astrophysicist, doctor or teacher. "What do you want to be when you grow up?" The question that turns children into dreamers and young adults into the anxiety-ridden is such an important one.


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The MA program at Indiana University is designed so that students will be able to practice as speech-language pathologists upon completion of the program. Students with backgrounds in speech and hearing sciences or communication disorders can expect to graduate in two years.
Students with a "nonmajor" undergraduate degree typically take three years to complete the M.A. program. Information concerning required undergraduate course work is provided in the Prerequisites for M.A. Degree section and the M.A. Handbook.
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The frequently asked questions are organized into five categories. Please browse them to get the information you are looking for.
Q. When should I apply to the Master's degree program?
A. To be admitted to the fall semester for each year, students must have their application in to Indiana University by January 15.
Q. How do I apply to the Master's degree program?
A. We prefer to receive electronic applications but paper versions still are accepted. Electronic application can be accessed at the University Graduate School's website. If you decide to apply with a paper application or if you have letters of recommendation that are completed on the hard copy form, please submit those materials to:
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One official (sealed) transcript should be sent to the same address, and your official GRE scores must be sent to us directly from the Educational Testing Services.
You can find additional information about the application process on the Application Procedures for the MA Program section of our website.
Q. I am (or was) a student at Indiana University. Do I need to send my Indiana University transcripts to the department?
A. No, you do not need to order transcripts from Indiana University. However, if you transferred to Indiana University from another university/college, you must submit the transcript(s) from that school, even if it already appears on your Indiana University transcript. If you have any other questions about transcripts, please contact our Administrative Secretary, Kimberly Elkins, at kelkinsindiana.edu.
Q. What is your GRE institution code and department code?
A. The GRE institution code is 1324 and the department code for speech/language is 0620.
Q. Do the three letters of recommendation have to be submitted in the same way (i.e., either all as hard copies or all online)?
A. No. It is fine if, for example, one of your recommenders sends his/her letter as a hard copy, while the other recommenders submit their letters online.
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Q. Are there any specific questions or topics I should address in my 300-500 word personal statement?
A. We have no specific requirements about the content of the personal statement other than what is stated in the graduate school application instructions (i.e., current goals, career plans, and reason for selecting the field).
Q. Who do I contact if I have questions about the online application?
A. Please contact the University Graduate School at 812-855-8853 or grdschlindiana.edu.
Q. When will I hear about my application?
A. Admission letters are typically sent out in early March indicating whether a student has been accepted and whether the student is being offered funding or is being considered for funding. Students who are accepted to the program have until April 15 to reply.
Q. What is your minimum GPA requirement?
A. The University Graduate School recommends that students have a minimum undergraduate GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale). However, over the past few years, the mean GPA for the admitted students has been around 3.8 (Range = 3.3-4.0).
Q. What is your minimum GRE score requirement? How long are GRE scores good for?
A. There is no set minimum GRE score requirement, but most students admitted into the program have a combined (verbal + quantitative) GRE of 300 or more. Over the past few years, the mean combined GRE score for the admitted students has been around 308 (Range = 299-329).
Q. Are admissions decisions based solely on undergraduate GPA and GRE scores?
A. No. In addition to GPA and GRE scores, our admissions committee reviews each applicant's letters of recommendation, personal statement, and any other information that will establish the candidate's potential to be successful in our Master's degree program.
Q. How many students are admitted into the Master's degree program each year?
A. On average, 35 new students are admitted into the Master's degree program each year.
Q. How much will it cost to attend Indiana University?
A. See the Tuition Fee page of the Indiana University Graduate School. Tuition rates for the Master's degree program are listed as Graduate rates. Students will be required to complete a minimum of 36 credit hours in the program, with some students completing additional credit hours depending on their interests and background. Many classes, due to their clinical nature, also have an associated clinical fee.
Q. What kind of funding is available?
A. A limited number of Assistant Instructorships (AI funds) are available that are usually offered to incoming students with the highest GPAs and GRE scores. These AI funds typically include a tuition waiver and a stipend for the student's first year of the program. Students who have taken several levels of American Sign Language (ASL) may also qualify for funding as AIs for the many ASL courses offered in our department. Students are encouraged to describe their ASL or other special skills in the application to graduate program. Applications must be complete by January 15 to be considered for funding. All students who apply to the Master's degree program will be automatically considered for funding through these two mechanisms.
Students who are interested in the bilingual (Spanish-English) track in the Master's degree program can also receive funding. If you are bilingual and interested in this program, please see the MA STEPS Program section of our website for more information. You must specifically indicate your interest in this program on your application to be considered.
All appropriate students are considered for these assistantships. As such, students do not need to inquire about the possibility of receiving funding. Students who will be offered funding will receive that offer as soon as funding is available.
You can find additional information on the Financial Aid for MA Program section of our website along with other funding sources.
Q. My application has been placed on the wait list. When will I hear if I am accepted?
A. Because students who are accepted during the initial round of admissions have until April 15 to respond, the earliest that students who are on the waitlist will hear further information about their application is the last week of April.
Q. When does the Master's degree program begin? Can I be accepted for any semester?
A. The Master's degree program begins with the fall semester. The fall semester start date varies from year-to-year, but specific start dates for each year can be found here. Orientation for graduate students generally begins the week prior to the start of classes. We do not admit students to the spring and summer semesters so that all students begin the Master's degree program as a cohort in the fall.
Q. Are part-time students accepted?
A. No. Students are expected to attend the program on a full-time basis. Students typically register for 12-14 credit hours per semester.
Q. How long will it take me to complete my Master's degree?
A. Students with undergraduate degrees in speech and hearing sciences typically take two years to complete the Master's degree program.
Q. I don't have an undergraduate degree in speech and hearing sciences. How long will it take me to complete my Master's degree? What undergraduate courses will I be required to take?
A. Students with a "nonmajor" undergraduate degree typically take three years to complete the Master's degree program. Information concerning required undergraduate course work is provided in the Prerequisites for Master's Degree Program section of our website and the Master's in Speech-Language Pathology Student Handbook.
Q. What is the Test of English as a Foreign Language(TOEFL) requirement for the clinical Master's degree program in Speech-Language Pathology?
A. International applicants wishing to complete a clinical Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology must have a TOEFL score that meets or exceeds the following:
Internet-based: 100
Computer-based: 250
Paper-based: 600
In addition to the achieving the above minimum TOEFL score, international students pursuing the clinical degree must have sufficient spoken language skills to work with clients in the clinic. The Department requires that international students first be admitted into a non-clinical track until they have received satisfactory scores on the following two tests, which can be completed upon arrival to Indiana University:
1. Indiana English Proficiency Examination (pass/fail scoring)
2. Test of English Proficiency for International Associate Instructor Candidates (score of C2 or C1).
Q. I completed my undergraduate degree at an American University. Do I still have to submit the results of the TOEFL?
A. Even though you completed your undergraduate degree at an American university, you still are required to take the TOEFL—if your native language is not English.
Q. What are Indiana University's residency requirements?
A. If you have questions about Indiana University's residency requirements, please contact the Registrar's Office.
Q. Can I visit the department?
A. Of course, we welcome student visits! Please contact our Graduate Secretary, Kimberly Elkins (kelkinsindiana.edu), to schedule a visit.
Q. What if I have more questions about your program?
A. Answers to most other questions can be found in our Master's in Speech-Language Pathology Student Handbook or you can e-mail the MA program coordinator, judander @ indiana.edu (Dr. Julie Anderson).


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Noteworthy: Guest blogger Ron Manwaring from Pen Chalet
Today's Noteworthy guest blogger is Ron Manwaring from Pen Chalet. Welcome Ron!
I was first introduced to Rhodia because of my passion for fountain pens. Designing, building and maintaining the website for Pen Chalet has also helped, since we sell Rhodia pads and notebooks online. I like to keep a small Rhodia pad at my desk or with me wherever I go, so I can jot down a quick idea or sketch out a new design. I also keep a short task list of thing to do so I don't forget them and I can prioritize my goals. I find if I don't write things down as they come, I may forget them later. I am a big believer of the Chinese proverb, "The palest ink is better than the best memory".
I recently created an infographic on the fountain pen. When the idea came to me, I immediately grabbed a Rhodia pad and began to sketch out the idea. (Since Rhodia pads come in a wide range of sizes, it is easy to find a small notepad to carry with me at all times.) The infographic shows basic elements of the fountain pen; from the anatomy of the pen, to the nib and feed sections. It also shows a brief history of fountain pens, common brands and more.
In the fountain pen community, there are few notebooks that are "fountain pen friendly". Rhodia is accepted by the community as one of those and considered one of the top choices by fountain pen users across the globe. I have found that I can lay down a lot of ink on the paper and it will not feather or bleed through. Many cheaper papers will soak in fountain pen ink, causing the writing to feather and bleed. The 80g Rhodia paper is smooth and durable, and the cover is coated- making it waterproof yet flexible, which makes the top staple bound pads ideal for carrying.
I enjoy what I do! I have been in web design and development now for over 10 years for various companies. Creating websites and digital images such as infographics gives me a sense of accomplishment. To be able to watch an idea take shape and then to implement it on the web and share with others is a lot of fun.
Many thanks for sharing your story Ron! Stay tuned for additional Noteworthy guest bloggers each weekend here on Rhodia Drive.
Guest Blogger Gabe Couch: Designer at Few
I'm Gabe Couch, a designer and partner at Few. I'm also CEO of our internal startup, Tagless Style - an alternative online style service. Our group of friends launched a design and development conference in 2012 called Made by Few and last year Designed by Few which was a large part of launching Few, a mobile and web application development house. We are located in the center of Arkansas (The Natural State) and are working on creating a truly creative culture here. Continue Readering »
Rhodia on the Road: Show us yours!
We would love to see where you've been taking Rhodia on the Road this year. Send your images to stephanie at rhodiadrive dot com to be added to our Rhodia on the Road Fan Photo Page. Interested in being a guest blogger? Include a paragraph or two with your image telling us a little bit about who you are, how you use your favorite Rhodia products and where you've taken them on the road and we'll review it for publication on the blog.
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Does Writing Things Down Make You Smarter?
A recent post on mypenneedsink.com about writing things down caught my eye. I asked the writer if I could have permission to use the first paragraph of his post to share with all of you on Rhodia Drive. I thought his ideas might spark some good conversation and insights from the group, on whether is notebook system, and writing things down vs. typing on a keyboard has additional benefits besides the pleasure of writing. As our conversation progressed, I asked him if he would like to write about the topic on Rhodia Drive. I am delighted to introduce Bob, from My Pen Needs Ink. Visit him there for other pens, paper and ink adventures.
Hello from a guest poster you may not recognize, though I hope to change that in the future. I'm Bob and I blog over at www.mypenneedsink.com about pens, paper, writing accessories and life experiences of a pen enthusiast. I was honored to be asked by Karen to guest post here on Rhodia Drive about my use of project notebooks. I hope to hear from you and get the opportunity to share experiences.
I think writing things down makes me smarter. OK, maybe not really smarter but at least a better retainer of information. I have always had a To Do list personality but I get more benefit from penning thoughts than just writing tasks down and crossing them off later. I seem to retain knowledge better when I record my thoughts with ink on paper. I have recently converted to a journal or notebook for each of the variety of projects that keep me busy. The board of my home owners association, my daughter's wedding, longer term home improvement projects and the like. These usually require meetings or visits outside my home or office whether it's over lunch with my daughter or at the home center for that next piece of lumber. I just grab the appropriate project notebook, my favorite pen and I'm ready.
One could successfully argue that the safety of paper notebooks is risky due to loss or damage but I would call it a wash since electronic media can crash, get damaged and get lost as well.
My preferred format is the side staple bound notebook with fountain pen friendly paper. The side staple format lays flat in my briefcase and stacks easily on the desk. Each notebook has a label on the front and the back courtesy of the little plastic tape label makers you can get at any of the office supply stores. Labeling front and back helps with quick retrievals when fumbling around in my briefcase.
All my entries start with a date and after that it's free form. It could be a contact phone number, a window treatment measurement, a drawing, a price quote or any type of information that is hard fro me to keep track of in the different formats of the electronic project management software/apps.
I'm not building space shuttles but for me juggling right at my capacity of what I want to do and what I need to do these notebooks work great for me.
What do you think? Have you found writing things down help build your knowledge base?
Sandra Strait reviews the Clairefontaine Calligraphy pad
"I can't wait to try out a glass dip pen on it. I know the results will be beautiful, but I also anticipate a satisfaction in matching a beautiful paper to a beautiful pen, and capturing a sense of writing in a way as people have written for centuries. That creates a connection for me. Even though I'm a computer-fiend, I was a pen-and-paper fiend first, and the computer will never recreate that sense of connection. Or the feeling that not only am I creating a beautiful thing, but that the act of creating it is beautiful in itself. The action of making marks, moving pen across the page–these are artful things."
Life Imitates Doodles blogger and artist Sandra Strait is a favorite of ours for reviewing our products because of her willingness to be so very thorough. As an artist myself, I know how common it can be in the moment to want to use a variety of mixed mediums on a surface that isn't always intended to accept it. When anyone takes the time to test a wide variety of wet and dry mediums on an individual product, I find it incredibly helpful. In this review, Sandra tests this paper using pen and ink, fountain pen, rollerball, collage with glue and gel medium, acrylic paint, colored pencil, photo transfer, and finally, watercolor paint. You can read her full review which included loads of pictures, here.
How to Take Notes: Guest Post from the UK's Ryman Stationery
Writing Notes
Everyone, at some point, will need to write down a note to themselves. Whether it's a shopping list or lecture notes, we all have to write things down to help jog our memories later on.
If your notes are usually two or three words scribbled in a dying pen, then you'll know full well that bad notes are tricky business. Here are some tips on making notes for yourself, so that your ideas are as clear and inviting as the gorgeous Rhodia notebook that they're written in. Continue Readering »
Guest Blogger Fred Pitts: Yellow vs White Rhodia Paper
Fredric Pitts: Review of two Rhodia No. 19 pads of lined paper – one white and one yellow.
"When I sat down to write with these two papers I will admit that I had preconceived ideas about how the experience would go… and I was wrong. I thought that the white paper would be great for fountain pens and, thus, my favorite. The yellow, reported to be toothier, would be great for pencil but not fountain pens and I rarely use anything but fountain pens. On both pads the lines are nicely spaced for my hand and the page has lots of real estate to write upon which is great for the desk top, not really my favorite size for travel. Continue Readering »
Guest Post: New Year, New Pen
Earlier in the year, I'd written a post about New Pens for the New Year and Jane Herman took the time to write about her wanting to try a new pen and then discovering an opportunity to test it in person. Be sure to visit Jane's blog, Jane the Writer.
"For some time, I've been eying these Papermate Flair pens, but was reluctant to buy the whole set without the opportunity to try one first. My chance came yesterday, when my sister and I stumbled upon University Stationery just two doors down from the movie theater where we'd spent the afternoon. The bins of individual brightly colored pens waiting to be tested and the piles of Rhodia notebooks and pads caught my eye immediately in this high-end, but cramped independent stationery store in the neighborhood of NYU. It didn't take much to convince my sister we should pop in, and like a kid in a candy store, I tested pen after pen after pen, even though I knew all along that the blue ultra fine Flair above would leave the store with me.
The pen, a gift from me to me, got its test run in the office today and passed with flying colors. The ink is smooth, the color vibrant, the line fine and sharp, and, best of all, it doesn't bleed through the pages in my brand new planner! If this experience is a sign of things to come, 2014 is off to a great start!"
What new pens have you purchased this year so far?
Guest Blogger Samantha Kimball: Some Thoughts on Journaling and Handwriting
Sometimes I get an idea stuck in my head like a song. There's no melody, just this endless train of thought, which picks up passengers every time I click a link or open a book. Lately, journaling has both been the stuck idea and the means to exorcise it.
I've been journaling since I could hold a pen, and I have always kept a paper journal. Neither the journaling nor the choice of paper was a conscious decision, just a way of relating to the world. With a few breaks here and there, this habit has stuck with me through adulthood. Continue Readering »
Guest Blogger: Wayne H.W Wolfson – Dreaming Always of & In Paris
Dreaming Always of & In Paris by Wayne H.W Wolfson
2 A.M, off in the distance lay The Sacre Coeur now reduced to the shadow of a leviathan around which is a slopping hilled base that someone has scattered a smattering of stars around that continue to wink despite having been pulled down from the sky. It was my first night back in Paris and the next day I would be moving back into my familiar sublet.
First was the dying swan of pen ink from the borrowed pen which caused the waiter to give me an annoyed look
as he knew that there was now a finite number of times left that the pen could softly declaim; Continue Readering »
Rhodia on the Road: In Cuba
Kim King from the blog Consider the Lilies recently sent us this note and photo:
"Just got back from a month in Cuba, helping out with a series of eleven day-camps for children…fabulous experience. Each campamento ended with an excursion to the beach for the children and an older family member… Rhodia on the Caribbean!
Aside from the joy of writing on something that represents practical, reliable, utility mixed with pleasing funkiness (Orange all the way for me… grid, dot, rectangle or square), I also now appreciate that the quality of Rhodia's paper is directly related to how well the paper stands up in extremely hot and humid environments… no wrinkly edges or soggy pages in these notebooks!
I also love flipping back through Rhodias and noticing what I used them for…I can only imagine my future smile when I flip back through this particular pad in the years to come and see the lists of vocabulary, the quick paintings with a pen of what I could see at a given moment, the jotted lists of necessary materials for a given craft, the careful spelling out of words for children. Each pad is a sort of running memory of an experience fully lived."
Guest Blogger: Bob Miano and his new Edison Pen Company #76 "Blow Filler"
Today we welcome guest blogger Bob Miano. All text and images courtesy of Bob.
This is a new custom-made Edison Pen Company #76 "Blow Filler." Blow filling was one of many early means of filling fountain pens. Filling the pen involves blowing into a small hole at the end of the barrel while the nib is submerged in ink. Blowing creates pressure inside the pen that compresses the ink sac. When blowing is stopped, the pressure is released and the ink sac expands back to its original size – drawing ink into the sac. Continue Readering »
Guest Post: Bring Back My Webbie to Me!
Bring Back My Webbie to Me!
By Amit Yariv from Ramat Hasharon, Israel
It was the Great Winston Churchill who said, "I am a man of simple tastes, easily satisfied with the best", a statement to which I (and I suspect quite a few of this blog's readers) subscribe with heart and soul.
I am both a lawyer and a writer – both occupations I like quite a bit, one of them allows me to create reality unbound by the rules of logic, sense or common morals; the other one is my writing career. Continue Readering »
Is Handwriting Worth Saving?
Allow me to paint an image in your mind. You wake up tomorrow and find that you and everyone else around you began to sound the same. Would you be alarmed? If our voices one day were stripped away and replaced with this monotone robotic voice we would all lose a part of our identity. Our syntax, tone, pitch, the way your voice picks up a few notches when you get excited or the way your voice gets soft when you're scared. It conveys a message that cannot be replaced.
Guest Post: Dave Marler reviews the Rhodia ePure
Like a child on Christmas morning, I excitedly opened the package from Exaclair knowing inside I would find the Rhodia ePure samples sent my way from the home office.
This would be my first experience with Rhodia products and I looked forward to seeing what all the fuss was about. Continue Readering »


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Would You Eat Leftovers from a Stranger?by Amy Reiter in News, July 9th, 2014
You've thrown a party and have a ton of leftovers — there's no way you're going to be able to work your way through them before they go bad. You've begun to bake brownies and suddenly realize you're short on flour. You're on your way out of town for a few weeks and the groceries in your fridge will surely spoil by the time you return. What do you do?
People who find themselves presented with those dilemmas now have a new high-tech way of resolving them: food-sharing websites and apps. A website is now up and running in Germany that facilitates the sharing of leftovers, helping individuals or businesses pass them along to those who need or want them — for free. Once you sign up — as more than 43,000 registered users across 240 European cities have done — you can post a "basket" of food that's available by listing its contents or scan the site for a basket you'd like to claim. Then you arrange to meet — the site's founders have set up "hot spots" — and voila! It's like Airbnb crossed with borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor.
One of the site's cofounders, Cologne (Germany)-based filmmaker Valentin Thurn, said he created Foodsharing.de not only to solve individual problems, but also to tackle food waste on a broader scale. "On the way from the farm to the dining-room table, more than half the food lands on the dump — most of it before it ever reaches consumers. For instance, every other head of lettuce or potato." The website for Thurn's 2010 documentary film Taste the Waste explains.
Thurn told NPR that because food sharing involves a health risk, he and his cofounders worked to "establish some rules" to keep users safe. These would be especially important for "easily perishable food such as fish, poultry, raw egg dishes and prepared dishes, as well as medication," the Foodsharing.de site notes. Furthermore, it implores users to "please use the expiry date, but also your eyes, nose and knowledge, to avoid offering food that is no longer edible."
Leftover sharing has gone high-tech in the United States as well. A group of Arizona State University students have launched an app, FlashFood, that helps connect businesses seeking to donate leftover food with the food insecure. The students receive an alert when a business wishes to make a donation, pick up the food and transport it to local community centers, schools and churches. An alert is sent out to those who've signed up, letting them know the food is available. Similarly, San Francisco-based CropMobster Community Exchange is leveraging social media to turn agricultural and food surplus into nourishment for people who need it. In Seattle, the free app LeftoverSwap helps diners trade or give away their surplus food by snapping and uploading photos to its database.
So, FN Dish readers, what do you think of the idea of sharing your leftovers with strangers? Is the idea genius or just gross? Would you use one of these sites or apps to give your leftovers to a stranger — or eat food from a stranger yourself?
We're curious to hear your thoughts. Please chime in!
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We are a bunch of volunteers and opening a brand new scheme in our community. Your website provided us with useful information to paintings on. You've performed an impressive job and our entire community will probably be thankful to you.
Would you go to thanksgiving and refuse leftovers? Sorry wasting food when so many people go hungry is just wrong. Eat the leftovers and give to good charities, make a difference in the world.
I love this idea! I especially hate throwing out perfectly good food before I go on vacation. I'd love to be able to offer eggs, cheese, fruit to a good home.
I wouldn't mind GIVING food… But I have severe food allergies. I wouldn't risk my health taking any leftovers…. I pretty much will only eat food that I or my husband prepares.
Absolutely both ways! However I suspect hungry ambulance chasers will pile onto the "food safety" opportunities and grossly limit such a great idea. Seems like a liability release for participants both indemnifying the organization and individual sharers would be prudent in these times with so many hungry personal injury attorneys.
I wouldn't eat them but I would share mine. In fact, I hate the fact that so many restaurants throw out perfectly good food every day for fear of being sued by a shelter if something should go wrong.
It depends on the food…
But oh yeah, I'd totally eat someone's leftovers. I'm not gonna lie.
exellent article


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I feel like I was a little cruel to Italy yesterday so I thought I'd cook something nice to make up for my harsh words.
Although technically the garbanzo beans are more Middle Eastern but Italy is going to have to take what it can get from me.
This was super healthy and had almost no fat in it while being very robust and full of flavor so it is a crowd pleaser for a lot of different types of people while simultaneously very easy to make. I used brown rice pasta which can be temperamental so make sure you add in some oil in the water to prevent clumping, and definitely wait until the water is boiling to throw it in.
You'll need:
1/2 pack rice pasta
2 cans tomato
1/2 bunch basil
1 onion
1/2 package broccoli slaw
1 can garbanzo beans
garlic salt
basil powder
Start by preheating the oven to 375. Drain and rinse the garbanzo beans and place on a baking sheet, then coat with a little olive oil, 1 tsp garlic salt and 2 tsp pepper. Mix to coat evenly then top with parsley an pop in the oven.
Chop an onion into fine slices and place in a pan to saute. While it browns, open the tomatoes and chop the basil, then throw everything in the pan along with the slaw. Reduce to medium-low heat and simmer with the lid on for thirty minutes.
Now prep the pasta. Bring a pot of water to boil and pour some olive oil in, then the pasta and cook until soft. Stir the pasta every once in a while so it doesn't stick.
After about 40 minutes pull the beans out of the oven to cool and throw in 1 tsp garlic salt, 3 tsp pepper and 1 tsp basil powder in the sauce . Mix well and serve over drained pasta. Top with beans and enjoy!
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