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The final medal count from Gay Games 9 in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio is in, and, according to Team Philadelphia chair Bob Szwajkos, Philly had it's most-awarded year yet.
The final medal count from Gay Games 9 in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio is in, and, according to Team Philadelphia chair Bob Szwajkos, Philly had it's most-awarded year yet.
She's 99 years old, 4 feet 6 inches, 83 pounds, and Ida Keeling has endurance that defies the ages. The great-great grandmother from the Bronx competed in the Gay Games last week, finishing the 100-meter race in 59.8 seconds—a time that her coach and daughter Shelly says is the fastest that's ever been recorded in a internationally certified race by someone her age.
Huffington Post reports that this is Keeling's first Gay Games, and she took up running after two of her sons were killed 30 years ago in drug-related instances.
Her secret to staying in shape?
"Do what you need to do, not what you want to do and don't leave out your daily exercise. Love yourself."
See her in action in the video above.
Reports from Gay Games in Cleveland and Akron are pouring in, and Team Philadelphia continues to haul in the medals—golds, silvers, bronzes, you name it. Here's a recap of today's winners, reported to me from Team Philadelphia Chair Bob Szwajkos and GO! Athletes Executive Director Anna Aagenes.
Team Philadelphia is now a triple winner in softball. City of Brotherly Love Softball League (CBLSL)'s Honeybadgers (pictured) took gold this afternoon at Firestone Park in Akron. I told you yesterday that CBLSL's men's team, and the Fairmount Fillies also took gold in their respective tournaments.
Anna Aagenes continues to kick ass in track and field. She won first place in today's 800m—in her age group (18-29) and overall. She also won gold in yesterday's 5K.
Team Philadelphia is having a hell of a day at the Gay Games in Cleveland. This morning we reported that track and field runner Anna Aagenes took home gold in the age 18-29 women's 5K, and now I'm getting word that two more teams have scored that most precious of medals.
When I started blogging for G Philly last year, I knew the experience would teach me many things. I did not, however, expect one of those things to be sports. Last night I stopped by the William Way Community Center, where Team Philadelphia Chair Bob Szwajkos was handing out t-shirts and other supplies to the nearly 60 local athletes heading to the Gay Games this weekend in Cleveland and Akron, Ohio. Throughout the course of the evening I chatted up some of the players, learning all kinds of things that I never knew before: how to spell shot put (which seems obvious, but it looks so weird spelled out, huh?), that throwing a javelin requires you to be able to twerk, and, well, I learned that I have a few new Man Crush Monday entries to add to my growing list.
I also learned that this will be Szwajkos's last Gay Games as chair of Team Philadelphia. He tells me he will step down after four years to concentrate on writing a book about the history of gay sports in Philadelphia. (We'll touch more on that down the road.)
For now, check out these snapshots of some of the athletes I met. I wanted to share them so you'd know who to root for next week when they're in Ohio taking on LGBT competitors from across the globe in every sport from softball to hammer-throwing to soccer. Get to know some of them in the slideshow below, and be sure to check back to G Philly next week for updates on how our local teams are doing on the scoreboards.
After what was a super successful first season, Stonewall Kickball is gearing up for an expanded fall season in Philadelphia.
After four years of training, fundraising, and playing, 60 local athletes will be heading to Gay Games 9 this week in Cleveland/Akron, Ohio. The weeklong event, held every four years, will comprise every type of sport imaginable. Team Philadelphia athletes, for example, will be competing against teams from around the world in everything from soccer and billiards to track and rodeo.
Team Philadelphia is an official delegate to the Federation of Gay Games. Our athletes will be there for the opening ceremony on Saturday, August 9th, sporting a new t-shirt with a logo designed by members of The Attic Youth Center and several local teams. The design recalls a cross-section in the Gayborhood, street signs emblazoned with the words "Team" and "Philadelphia." A little taste of home to get the local spirit flowing.
With athletes like Michael Sam, Tom Daley, and Brittney Griner coming out of the closet this year, there's never been a bigger moment for LGBT sports. Stay tuned to G Philly for more coverage of the games. For now, though, we wish our athletes the heartiest of rah-rah-rahs!
After years of speculation, Australian Olympic swimmer Ian Thorpe, 31, announced he was gay (or, "not straight," as he put it) during a television interview which aired Sunday evening. He claimed during the interview that it wasn't until the last two weeks that he could actually articulate his own sexuality.
In a press conference this week former Eagles cornerback Troy Vincent revealed that, during his 15-year career, he played with six players who were openly gay in the locker room. The topic arose when Vincent, now the NFL's executive vice president of football operations, was asked about Michael Sam, who is in line to become the league's first openly gay player:
In anticipation of Gay Bowl XIV — hosted right here in Philadelphia — organizers from the Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League (GPFFL) wanted to form a local women's team to participate in this year's games. They recruited Julie Chovanes, a transgender former offensive guard at Villanova and longtime member of GPFFL, to take the reins, and just like the Philadelphia Lightning was born.
Now a few weeks in, Chovanes has a team of about 15 to 20, and is gearing up for practice to begin next week. The summer is already promising to be a busy (and competitive one), with match-ups between other local mens and co-ed groups, and a mini-tournament against teams from NYC, Washington and Baltimore in August. The big mamma jamma — Gay Bowl — takes place in October.

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Sure, plenty of other digital marketing buzzwords like social, mobile, and brand surround the word Content, but they are smaller, less relevant, almost seeming to orbit Content like so many planets orbiting a sun.
At that moment a simple but profound question came to mind: WTF is Content, anyway? In a general sense, what exactly does it mean? In a marketing sense, why exactly is it the most heavily used word out there?
It was only then that I realized I hadn't the faintest idea.
Recalling that clues to words often can be gleaned from their initial word origins, I opted to spend some time digging up the etymology of the word Content. The word is Middle English as it turns out, originally from Latin contentus, past participle ofcontinēre, "to contain."
Not very helpful.
Perhaps the dictionary would shed further light on my Content quandary. With that in mind, I headed straight to (Google) look up the term in Merriam Webster's.
Plucked right from the dictionary's website, here are the first three parts of the definition of Content when treated as a noun:
a : something contained – usually used in plural <the jar'scontents> (heard that one before…)
b : the topics or matter treated in a written work <table ofcontents> (closer, but not quite there…)
c : the principal substance (as written matter, illustrations, or music) offered by a World Wide Web site (sounds about right…)
Mashing up the relevant dictionary inputs with my own understanding and experience of the term, I put together this unofficial and unadorned definition of Content as it relates to marketing:
All of the stuff contained on a webpage or any other piece of digital or non-digital marketing collateral.
I quickly realized that, when it comes to marketing at least, Content really is the whole ball of wax...
The word Content has grown and morphed over time such that it now refers to virtually all of the physical matter comprising the marketing universe – every video, tag line, tip sheet, about us section, radio & TV spot – everything. Moreover, I would humbly submit that the use of the term Content has become so popular among marketers as to make it one of the most all-encompassing and overarching – but functionally useless – words in marketing today.
In this way it ranks right up there with the term "Matter" in science, which variously refers to literally all of the stuff in the known universe, big and small (planets, stars, galaxies, molecules, atoms, muons, your computer, etc).
The difference is that scientists, not surprisingly, have had the good sense to break down their overarching term with the aid of handy classification systems like the Periodic Table of Elements. A long time ago, some scientific genius must've quickly realized that doing so would avoid the many ambiguities that make some terms so overly generalized as to become functionally obsolete.
A good thing, too; just imagine a group of chemists trying to operate with only the noun "Matter" in their lexical arsenal: "check out the atomic weight of this Matter, and also its coloration – much more lustrous than that Matter. The Matter over there, on the other hand, not as pigmented but really conductive."
So have we marketers become in our relentless use of the term Content.
I suppose this comes as no surprise that, given our background as creatives and communicators, we would take every opportunity to adorn our overly generalized term with all manner of colorful descriptors: phrases like "data-driven Content, informative Content, engaging Content" can be found sprinkled throughout many a business/marketing website, blog post, and book for that matter (including mine).
In our excitement to spread the gospel about the efficacy of content marketing, however, I wonder if we haven't collectively fallen into a rampant overuse of the term Content, and in doing so, whether we run the risk of focusing on form over substance…
I can think of at least one aspect of marketing, web design, which is on firmer ground when using Content as a noun in such a generalized way. In a recent post, I expanded on the role of content in web design:
In web design parlance, content refers to everything on a website: the worlds, images, and videos, etc. Just like you need matter to fill the universe and a body to fill a suit, you need content to fill a website page. Setting aside for now any debate over the merits of content marketing, in the context of web design content is a thing, not a strategy, tactic, or tool. Moreover, it's an "are," not an "is" – think plural rather than singular. When we refer to web-based content, then, we are referring to all the things that occupy or populate a web page in aggregate.
Perhaps we need a Periodic Table of Content Marketing, something that provides a framework for classifying content into various sub-functions. As fate would have, Chris Lake of Econsultancy endeavored to do just that in a March 2014 post. Though a valiant effort by all accounts, unless I am mistaken his content marketing classification system has yet to enjoy widespread acceptance and/or uniform adoption.
Perhaps we should be like the techies and create an ICANN or W3C-type governance body to develop universally accepted and open standards and definitions for Content as it relates to marketing. Or maybe we just need to be less lazy and start using more precise language when referring to particular aspects of content marketing.
In truth, we may never find the silver bullet for achieving Content clarity. But I sincerely believe that, if we all work together, we may one day have a better understanding of WTF content marketing is after all.
Perhaps technology is the most indispensible aspect for today's businesses. Right from big corporations to small businesses, everyone is turning to technology to streamline their core operations. Think about ERP, CRM, or HR administration and tell me how many businesses don't use them. I believe you can count them on your fingers. However, factors like the increasing cost of hardware and software are making things difficult for businesses wanting to capitalize on available technology.
But, that's not all. Last year, Tech America Foundation released their technology employment data which highlighted an underlying concern pointed out by Matthew Kazmierczak, vice president of research and reports for the TechAmerica Foundation: "we are concerned that the rate of growth in the technology industry is lagging behind that of the overall private sector. Too often we hear from technology hiring managers and executives about the difficulty in finding qualified and eligible workers. This is particularly troubling for an industry that is at the center of the innovation economy."
Now, if the tech sector is having a tough time finding qualified tech talents to hire, you can imagine how increasingly difficult it is for businesses to find the right tech resources when technology isn't their primary business, yet is an inseparable part of their business. This is where the MSP emerges as the most viable solution.
MSPs or managed services providers are third-party contractors that deliver and manage the network-based services, applications, and equipment for businesses or enterprises. MSPs are outsourcing agents that take the headache out of tech maintenance. Not only this, MSPs eliminate the need for non-IT businesses to go through the ordeal of hiring and training IT staff. For businesses that don't have technology as their primary service, this is nothing short of an ideal settlement.
Once you've found the MSP that has worked great for your business, you might be tempted to start thinking long-term. And, why wouldn't you? Your tech requirements are sorted out and you can remain more focused on your key business processes. In fact, a service level agreement (SLA) with your MSP can impact your bottom line significantly and that is a kind of partnership. But before you jump into believing that it's a match made in heaven, here are three questions that you should ask:
If you are not from the tech industry, your business goals are most likely very different from those of your MSP. It's a given. But, your MSP should understand the nature of your business and should suggest strategies not just for your technology requirements, but for the greater good of your organization. Ideally, your MSP should have in mind a greater picture as to where your organization could be headed, armed by their resources.
A vendor will want to sell their products but a true partner will respond to your specific needs. Not only this, the right MSP will offer preventive maintenance to avert problems much before they occur – just like they would do if it were their own company.
The right MSP will provide high level of tech support at all circumstances so that you are free to carry out your core business processes efficiently. Your ideal tech partner identifies the key challenging areas and works towards mitigating them effectively.
If you get positive answers as a result of asking these questions, congratulations to you – you've met your MSP-turned-business partner.
Does your MSP show the signs of becoming a business partner in future?
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A recent paper released by the University of Leicester explored the role social media plays in our classrooms. The headline from the report was that very few teachers were what they called 'social media enthusiasts'.
It went on to report that many teachers were found to avoid social media entirely, with around 30% making a conscious decision to stay off of Facebook, Twitter and their like. No doubt a big reason behind their decision was to avoid compromising situations with pupils.
The study prompted teachers and students to come together at the Social Media In Lifelong Education event to discuss the role of social media in education.
"As well as teachers, pupils of all ages have views and experiences of social media use and yet there is often little opportunity for teachers to hear about and discuss their hopes and fears about the use of social media for educational purposes.
"We felt that, whilst many people worry about social media, there were few spaces for these concerns to be raised and to debate the potential of these tools to enhance learning. The University of Leicester will now compile the collective views of participants to create a charter for a way forward for schools," the organizers say.
The perception is very much one that social media is both hugely risky, and also limited to the main social networks. That's something I think is a massive shame, and a massive missed opportunity.
Even overlooking the tremendous success achieved by projects such as Khan Academy, or the numerous social attempts to bring computer coding to a younger audience, I have covered a number of fantastically collaborative projects in education.
Projects such as the Flat Classroom Project point the way to the future. One of the main goals of the project is to remove the walls of the classroom and use social media tools to connect classes up with one another and work on projects collaboratively.
Quadblogging is another similar project. It borrows from the penpal relationships of old but brings it very much into the 21st century. The project uses blogs to team four schools together on each project. Each school is required to become active participants in the other schools blogs, and through this gain deeper insight into their own projects.
Collaborative teaching
There are, of course, also a number of projects that are looking to make teaching itself a more collaborative endeavor.
A study by UNC Charlotte highlighted the benefits when teachers collaborate with their peers.
The paper reveals that whilst many schools have tapped into social media to help foster better links with their local communities, very few have utilized it for enabling collaboration between teachers, be it for planning lessons or discussing the needs of students.
"A troubling finding from our study is that the majority of students are not studying in schools where teachers work together and where teachers feel that they are part of professional learning communities," said study author Stephanie Moller, a faculty member in the Department of Sociology. "African American students are less likely than white and Hispanic students to study in these schools, despite the fact that they benefit the most from studying in such schools."
The study found that when teachers exist in a collaborative environment, maths scores increase, and also the range of grades between students is reduced.
"The path toward developing these environments in our schools is not without obstacles," Moller said. "School leaders require a supportive district that provides resources for professional development while also allowing teachers time to work collaboratively. Leadership must also work to obtain teacher buy-in, as a forced community is rarely productive."
A more recent paper built upon this and explored the world of open educational resources (OER), which are lesson plans and the like, that are made open and freely accessible for other teachers to use, build upon and provide feedback for.
The paper highlighted how a single such platform had already generated over 75,000 resources, which had been viewed around 2.5 million times.
It highlights the potential for more collaborative approaches to teaching. With a number of studies suggesting that there is a big skills gap in collaborative ways of working when children leave education for the world of work, there is much more that needs to be done by schools to adequately prepare children for the new ways of working.
It's sad therefore that a study into these social ways of working appears to have limited itself to social networking, and the risks involved in using these platforms. If the 'experts' in this field are so blinkered, it suggests we have quite a long way to go before children are given the appropriate instructions in the ways of collaborative working.
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Peach Sorbet
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This simple peach sorbet recipe is a quick way to use up ripe fruit to make a delectable dessert. For a prettier sorbet, leave the peels on the fresh peaches.
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- 4 cups quartered, pitted ripe peach (about 4 peaches), fresh or frozen (see Tips)
- 1 cup white grape juice
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
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- Puree peaches in a food processor until smooth.
- Combine white grape juice, lemon juice and sugar in a small saucepan. Heat over medium heat, stirring, until the sugar is dissolved.
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Per 1/2 cup: 94 calories; 0 g fat (0 g sat, 0 g mono); 0 mg cholesterol; 24 g carbohydrates; 14 g added sugars; 1 g protein; 1 g fiber; 3 mg sodium; 149 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin C (22% daily value)
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North Carolina's Secretary of Commerce Sharon Decker spent last Friday afternoon touring a handful of the "homegrown" businesses in Macon County.
Starting at Drake Software, Decker met with business owners and employees to discuss what makes living in Macon County so great.
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It has been more than a week since Alec Lansing walked away from a camping trip in Jackson County. That means it has been more than a week since his mother Pamela, or any friends and family have heard from the teen.
The camping trip Alec was on hosted by Trails Carolina Wilderness Therapy Program in Lake Toxaway, was intended to be a wilderness therapy camp for the group of high-risk teens. Alec, a slim young man at 5 feet, 11 inches tall and 140 pounds, the 17-year-old was last seen wearing a red, long-sleeve fleece and boots, before he walked away from the camp last Monday.
On Saturday, Nov. 15, the community turned out to help the Toys for Tots program gather donations.
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Most of the residents of Franklin don't realize that there was once a Miss Franklin pageant. Local women would vie for the chance at the title and then they were able to move on to the Miss North Carolina pageant. According to Cindy Cavender of the Franklin Chamber of Commerce, those pageants ended in the early 1990s but now they're about make a comeback.
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John Starinchuck, 77, of Tiger, Ga., passed away Tuesday, June 26, 2012. He was a native of Brooklyn, N.Y., the son of the late John and Alexandria Akadimiski Starinchuck. He had a law degree from American University in Washington DC, and a BA degree from Gettysburg College in Gettysburg, Pa. He worked in electronics and was a member of Trout Unlimited, and former member of Ducks Unlimited. He loved fly fishing, camping and being outdoors.
He is survived by his companion of 17 years, Sarah Clary; four sons, Jon Scot of Stuart, Fla., Justin Strynchuk of Melbourne, Fla., Mike Starinchuck of Daytona Beach, Fla. and Tim Starinchuck of Stuart, Fla.; three grandchildren, Teagan Strynchuk, Ashley Starinchuck and Zachary Starinchuck.
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Thomas S. Wilson, 92, of Highlands, N.C., passed away Monday, June 25, 2012, at his residence. He was the son of the late Mack and Lona Flora Ann Chastain Wilson. He was married to Frances Ruth Mossor Wilson who passed away in 2006. He was a U.S. Army Veteran of WWII; a mechanic and welder for Zia Company in Los Alamos, N.M., and a member of Operating Engineers. He was a member of Blue Valley Baptist Church. He was a caring father, grandfather and great-grandfather who liked hunting, fishing and farming.
He is survived by his daughters, Lona Pearl "Cookie" McCall and husband, James of Highlands, Martha Earle and husband Randy of Morse, Texas and Frances Wilson of Parkersburg, W. Va.; a son, Archie "Bud" Wilson and wife Anna of Highlands; one sister, Dolly McCall of Highlands; and one brother, Albert Wilson of Espanola, N.M.; six grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two sisters, Ellie Nix and Velma Mason and five brothers, Eugene, Walter, Lyman, Joe and Curt Wilson.
Funeral services were held Thursday, June 28, at Blue Valley Baptist Church with Rev. Oliver Rice officiating. Burial was in the Clear Creek Community Cemetery. Pallbearers were Neal Earle, Kevin Earle, Scott Earle, Randy McCall, Jared McCall, Bud Hedden and Willie Mahler. Franklin VFW Post #7339 and American Legion Post #108 performed full military graveside rites.
Bryant-Grant Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements. Online condolences may be made by visiting www.bryantgrantfuneralhome.com.
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Charles Alfred "Al" Slagle died at home June 28, 2012. He was born Feb. 27, 1950, was a native of Macon County and lived in the Cartoogechaye Community. The cause of death was lung cancer.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Siler Slagle and Nina Waldroop Slagle of Franklin, paternal grandparents Carl and Louise Slagle and maternal grandparents Charles and Kate Setser Waldroop.
He was a 1968 graduate of Franklin High School. After two years at Western Carolina University, he joined the United States Marine Corps and was honorably discharged in 1974. He finished his B.S. in geology at WCU in 1976. He attended the University of Tennessee at Knoxville for graduate school furthering his studies of geology. Most of his professional career as a hydrogeologist was spent working in the public water supply section of the N.C. Department of Environment and Natural Resources. He was a long time member of the Association of Engineering Geologists and served as the president of the NC chapter of AEG. He was also a member of the National Groundwater Association. He served the people of Macon County as an active member of the Macon County Planning Board.
He is survived by his wife of 28 years, Candace; son Chris Williams and wife Barb; daughters, Erin Marsten and Megan Marsten and sons, Carl Slagle and partner Erika of Charlotte and Jake Slagle and wife Vanessa of Franklin; one grandson, Owen Siler Marsten and granddaughter, Haley Williams; sisters, Chris Slagle and husband Robert Martin of Black Mountain and Kathy Tinsley and husband Dan of Franklin; aunts, Nell Waldroop Ray of Fletcher, N.C. and Myra Slagle Waldroop of Franklin; cousins, Betty Waldroop, Mary Pittman and Carl Southerland of Franklin and I.B. Southerland of Winston-Salem; several nieces and nephews; step-siblings Carlene White, Wayne Meacham, and Gary Meacham who live in the Chapel Hill area; and step-mother Clydie O. Slagle of Franklin.
At his request no funeral services will be held. At a later time the family will gather and celebrate by the Nantahala River where he enjoyed fishing and camping for many years. In lieu of flowers, memorial gifts may be made to a charity of one's choice or to the Cartoogechaye Democratic Precinct c/o Betty Waldroop, 12660 Murphy Hwy., Franklin, NC 28734; Angel Hospice General Fund, 170 Church Street, Franklin, NC 28734 or the UNICEF TAP project, 125 Maiden Lane, New York, NY 10038. This organization provides communities with safe drinking water world-wide.
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Buena Vista was back in Iowa Conference play on Tuesday at Wartburg, and it was the Knights who pulled away late in both the first and third set en route to a three-set victory.
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History aficionado Lindsey Peterson, daughter of Lorinda and Brent Peterson of Alta, spent this summer with her friend Max Doebel of Alta, traveling to historical sites that she studied while earning her degree in history and political science at Buena Vista University this spring. She was also a spring intern in Washington, D.C., working at the Naval History and Heritage Command.
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this home office is cozy and masculine, The hunt desk is an import. the desk chair is tufted leather. Although nautical in theme, it is timeless in color
craft from Indonesia. If you feel interested to the desk above, WISANKA can make this style of desk and many others. We do custom made furniture, you can
Could you please tell me where I could purchase a desk like this?
shape and material you're after, i'll be happy to assist you with this desk order. check out our website ... or contact me directly adminpro@indoor-teak
the corner desk is reflected by the corner bookcase
Desk! — cmcurran
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The Kingsway Family Residence
love the desk! Where is it from and what is the price?
Love the artwork directly above the desk !! Perfect color and theme for my office. Do you have the vendor name/location
Love this desk for my hallway. What are the measurements?
Benjamin Moore Tapestry Beige is the wall behind the desk, and Floral White in that back room.
The desk is from Crate & Barrel...White desk & two plants on the desk...Nice idea for a small desk area...table for Apple desk top--white color
desk along wall — mscanadia
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Love the desk and chair! They are perfect combination for my small office space - like wood type
1. Choose the right deskRe-purpose a dining table or dressing table as a desk, or look at second-hand options.If you decide to
Long Island home studio, O'Brien's spare aesthetic is present, but a worn desk, mementos from his childhood and work tools are there too.
Vintage desk and other eclectic details
I like this chair — rnrj3993
Tran + Thomas Design Studio
hello, can you please tell me the manufacturer of this desk? would be much appreciated! sandra
let me know a link to where I can find this desk and/or the manufacturer. Very interested in it. Thanks -David.
You may order the desks directly through us, Thanks!
I am also interested in the desks. Do you know the manufacture?
Where can i find this desk ?...Love the back to back desks...option 2 for desk in office
side — tzvi
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The desk softens the space - where can it be purchased?
Love the desk. Where can I locate it?
I like the angle of the desk...writing office with 2 desk space...Desk and chair...desk placement...wood desk, shelves...Desk idea...chair for desk...behind the desk....Desk slanted...Library desk...Desk on angle...desk position...desk on diagonal...Computer desk rich idea...angled desk...Desk and credenza...position of desk
Ceiling and carpet — sam650
plantation building corp
davis street
is this a custom desk? If not, where did you find it?
I can confirm that this desk is a custom made, if your looking for a similar desk than I think you will be thrilled with our service. We have years of
Check out World Market - Josephine Desk - $199
shows how the desk might look in my room
Love this desk...Desk design...The desk...Desk & legs...Cool for side desk...Front desk...Desk legs...Semi cool desk...simple desk
Desk — tskinner
Elad Gonen
home office
Same question...where can I purchase the desk or is it custom?
Where did you get the desk and what are the dimensions. Thx
craft from Indonesia. If you feel interested to the desk above, WISANKA can make this style of desk and many others. We do custom made furniture, you can
size, shape and material you're after, i'll be happy to assist you with this desk order. check out our website ... or contact me directly adminpro@indoor-teak
leather club chairs, wood desk with simple metal legs
did you get the lamp and desk?...Where can I buy the desk return/trunk?
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Monday, 4:17 p.m.—CHP reports that the Sig Alert has been canceled for state Route 78 west of Horizon View where an accident occurred.
Monday, 4 p.m. —A Sig Alert has been issued on state Route 78 at Horizon View due to a traffic collision with a major injury, reports California Highway Patrol.
Both lanes on SR-78 are blocked, states the CHP website. The Sig Alert is estimated to last until around 4:45 p.m.
The accident occurred around 3:20 p.m. about three-fourths of a mile west of the SR-78 and the Horizon View intersection, within City of San Diego limits, according to the CHP website.
A maroon touring motorcycle was reported down off the right hand shoulder, and an accident victim has an arm injury, CHP reports.
In addition to CHP, San Pasqual Fire Department and San Diego Police Department are at the scene.
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The day that Duncan Lou Who would be able to run with other pups seemed very unlikely. A boxer puppy born with severely deformed rear legs and pelvis, at 8-weeks, doctors claimed that corrective surgery wasn't even an option. Hope for Duncan Lou Who seemed slim.
That is until Amanda Giese, founder of Panda Paws Rescue had faith that Duncan Lou Who could have a happy life. Panda Paws Rescue helps pups like Duncan Lou Who by "ending the homelessness, abuse, and neglect of all animals, and standing up to make a change, and care for those sick, injured, or dying at the hands of others." Panda Paws Rescue opted to amputate Duncan Lou Who's hind legs and with their love and support, he's running as fast as the rest of them.
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AAPL stock has reached an all-time high three days straight in the week it launched Apple Pay, with the company touching $105.49 today … Read more
While yesterday's iPad numbers don't look great – down 12.5% year-on-year, the third successive quarter in which sales have fallen – Tim Cook remains upbeat about the product, stating that it "has a great future" and that its long-term prospects are more important than "individual 90-day clicks."
Quartz's Dan Frommer pulled together some of the things Cook has to say about the device, and while you'd clearly expect Apple's CEO to put the best possible spin on things, he makes some reasonable arguments … Read more
Apple not only announced record profits for Q4 results and smashed through its own revenue guidance, but out-performed even the most bullish of analyst estimates with earnings of $42.123B. The highest analyst estimate in yesterday's Fortune roundup was for $41.8B.
The consensus analyst expectation for earnings per share was $1.32, against the actual 20% climb to $1.42, aided by Apple's stock buyback program, which now totals $68B of the $90B target announced by Apple … Read more
As we mentioned last month, Apple is scheduled to host its quarterly conference call today to discuss its earnings report from the fourth quarter of its fiscal year: this includes 39 million iPhones, 12.3 million iPads, 2.6 million iPods, and 5.5 million Macs. Apple already reported today that it earned $42.1 billion in revenue during its Q4 period.
This will quarterly conference call with analysts and investors will include the opening weekend of iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus sales which included a record 10 million sales including 4 million units sold during the first 24 hours of pre-orders. It will also be the first call since Apple previewed the Apple Watch to the public, shipped iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, and introduced new iPads and a Retina 5K iMac, although sales for those devices are not included in the previous quarter. Apple CEO Tim Cook and Apple CFO Luca Maestri will also likely mention Apple Pay, the company's mobile payment service which launched for iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus users earlier today.
Investors and analysts will have an opportunity to ask Tim Cook and company questions during the earnings call and we'll be listening to bring you coverage starting at 5pm EST/ 2pm PST. Read more
Apple today announced its Q4 2014 earnings results reporting that the company earned $42.1 billion in revenue and $8.5 billion in profit during the quarter.
"Apple® today announced financial results for its fiscal 2014 fourth quarter ended September 27, 2014. The Company posted quarterly revenue of $42.1 billion and quarterly net profit of $8.5 billion, or $1.42 per diluted share. These results compare to revenue of $37.5 billion and net profit of $7.5 billion, or $1.18 per diluted share, in the year-ago quarter. Gross margin was 38 percent compared to 37 percent in the year-ago quarter. International sales accounted for 60 percent of the quarter's revenue."
In addition to reporting its earnings, Apple has disclosed sales numbers for its main revenue generators. The company sold:
Apple CEO Tim Cook had the following to say regarding the results:
"Our fiscal 2014 was one for the record books, including the biggest iPhone launch ever with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus," said Tim Cook, Apple's CEO. "With amazing innovations in our new iPhones, iPads and Macs, as well as iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite, we are heading into the holidays with Apple's strongest product lineup ever. We are also incredibly excited about Apple Watch and other great products and services in the pipeline for 2015."
Apple CFO Luca Maestri added this:
"Our strong business performance drove EPS growth of 20 percent and a record $13.3 billion in cash flow from operations in the September quarter," said Luca Maestri, Apple's CFO. "We continued to execute aggressively against our capital return program, spending over $20 billion in the quarter and bringing cumulative returns to $94 billion."
Apple's stock price, which closed at %99.76 (up 2.14% today following the launch of Apple Pay) is up during after-hours trading as well crossing the $100 mark at certain points.
During Apple's fourth quarter, the company shipped the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus to customers and closed on its deal to acquire Beats Electronics and Beats Music. During the previous earnings call with investors and analysts, Apple CFO Luca Maestri shared that the company will begin separately reporting earnings from Beats in 2015.
These numbers compare to last quarter's results of $37.4 billion in revenue and sales of 35.2 million iPhones, 13.2 million iPads, and 4.4 million Macs. You can also compare today's numbers to analyst expectations from before the announcement. Apple is holding a conference call today at 2 PM Pacific/5 PM Eastern time to discuss the quarter's earnings, which we will be covering live. Cook and Maestri will likely share prepared remarks and then take a series of questions at the end from financial analysts.
For Q1 2015 Apple is providing guidance between $63.5 billion and $66.5 billion. The full Q4 earnings results release is below:
Analysts are predicting that Apple (AAPL) will announce record sales and earnings in today's fiscal Q4 (calendar Q3) earnings call, reports Fortune.
I've got the collected fiscal Q4 estimates of 33 Apple analysts — 21 professionals and 12 amateurs. They are all to a man (and one woman) predicting record Q4 sales and earnings (up 7.1% and 11.9%, respectively).
The analysts also expect earnings per share to be up 12% year-on-year, to $1.32 … Read more
Long-standing complaints that the 2011 MacBook Pro suffered from a manufacturing fault resulting in GPU glitches and failures don't appear to be going away, as an online petition calling for Apple to fix or replace affected machines reaches more than 18,000 signatures.
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The petition notes the premium spent to buy Apple laptops, and says that Apple's only response to date has been to ask owners to pay for an extremely expensive logic board replacement … Read more
While the relatively modest iPad updates might have led to a flurry of 'Apple is doomed' reports from analysts, an early roundup by Fortune suggests that the consensus view so far remains positive. Most are rating it a buy or overweight – meaning they expect it to outperform typical stocks – with the majority setting a target price in the $112-120 range …
The iPhone 6/Plus finally went on sale in China this morning after regulatory delays, in contrast to last year's launch of the iPhone 5s and 5c in China on the same day as the US … Read more
Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty has added AAPL to its Best Ideas list of investments, saying that increased margins from iPhone 6 sales see the stock "set for significant upside."
While Credit Suisse had earlier suggested that margins on the iPhone 6 would be lower than that of the iPhone 5s and 5c, Huberty says that numerous sources are suggesting that more people this time are opting for the middle storage tier, thus pushing up both average selling price and margins … Read more
High-profile investor and Apple shareholder Carl Icahn has published an open letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook urging him to once again increase its share repurchase program for stock holders. Citing strong iPhone 6 sales and predicting the larger devices will help Apple gain marketshare from Android, Icahn is requesting Cook and Apple's board make a tender offer to increase its current rate of share repurchases. Icahn said he thinks Apple remains "dramatically undervalued in today's market," but didn't suggest a specific number for the increased buybacks: Read more
Computer Bild, Europe's best-selling computer magazine, has had its PR accreditation pulled after posting a video of one of its journalists bending an iPhone 6 Plus.
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Two weeks ago, I highlighted some of my favorite relatively unknown restaurants in Chinatown for your eating pleasure. There are so many spots there, it was hard to narrow it down to just five, but before I revisit even more delicious and authentic hole-in-the-wall eateries on Bellaire Boulevard, I ... More >>
This is the first part of a two-part Chef Chat series. Part 2 will be published tomorrow. Stepping into Doshi House Cafe for the first time, one definitely feels more community center and cafe than restaurant. Chairs of all shapes and sizes, some with armrests, some with colored cushions -- pieces ... More >>
Looking for where you can unleash your pride this year? Look no further; the Houston Press has got your complete guide to the wheres and whats of Houston Pride Week.
Living in Texas has pretty much disabused me of the notion that tequila is just for shots. I've learned that quality tequila can be sipped like a fine wine, and even experimented on my own with different cheese pairings. That doesn't mean I'm categorically opposed to knocking back one and a half ou ... More >>
The top 10 restaurants in Little India.
As we enter the new year, I'm trying to make good on a few resolutions starting on the very first day of 2013. And one of those is to get outside the Loop a bit more -- even though a great bounty of amazing restaurants have opened inside the Loop in the last 12 months -- and back to exploring the re ... More >>
One of the greatest musicians of all-time has died. Ravi Shankar, sitar legend and easily one of India's most revered cultural ambassadors, passed away Tuesday afternoon at the age 92 in San Diego. According to ZeeNews, he had been having trouble breathing and was admitted into the hospital last w ... More >>
Michael Winterbottom takes Hardy's Tess to today's Mumbai.
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India and Pakistan are 64 years old this week.Dust off your South Asian flags, because this week we celebrate India's (August 15) and Pakistan's (August 14) Independence Days. Sixty-four years ago, India freed itself from the Brits and split itself into two countries. Luckily many crossed the ... More >>
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travis(ty)In a few weeks, I'm going to Spain by my lonesome. I've traveled solo before in Northern Ireland and India, but it's been a few years since I've spent a substantial amount of time touring, reading, and eating alone. In light of my upcoming trip, I've started thinking about dining ... More >>
I was first introduced to Flying Dog Brewery's Raging Bitch Belgian Style IPA at Petrol Station. The bartender had been talking up a bunch of double IPAs, but changed gears slightly when I mentioned that I'm not the biggest hop-hound in the world. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate a good India ... More >>
I am one of those annoying white people who order the triple-star hot dishes at restaurants and then request that the chef make them mild. When I lived in India, I developed a high tolerance for spice ("Look ma, no raita!"), but six years later I am a giant pussy when it comes to heat. And ... More >>
Shubhra Ramineni was born in India and moved here as a small child. In Houston, her mother made Indian food with local ingredients. Shubhra went on to college and graduate school and is now a busy young professional and new mom. But she still wanted to cook uncomplicated Indian food in her ho ... More >>
Rice Media Center offers films from South Korea, Japan and India
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The place settings were almost too pretty to disturb. Kevin Floyd is a huge beer nerd. In fact, you could say the co-owner of Anvil Bar & Refuge is the Lord of the Beer Nerds. Okay, that may be stretching it just a tad, but Floyd is the biggest beer nerd we've encountered, which made the "Bee ... More >>
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In preparation for an upcoming visit to my hometown, I decided to crack open The Memphis Cookbook -- yes, that's really the name -- published by The Junior League of Memphis (naturally) in 1952 and "updated" in 1980. Reading this cookbook was both horrifying and hilarious. We discovered some ... More >>
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Not quite, but we made a trip to Bombay Pizza Co. (914 Main St.) the other day excited about trying Indian pizza. There was a bustling lunch crowd. But the pizza selection wasn't what we expected -- pepperoni, supreme and veggie, these pizzas by the slice seemed standard. We grabbed a menu a ... More >>
Local collective puts together more performances than you could shake a fist at
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Here are some ideas if you're thinking about taking a break from America's favorite condiment, ketchup. First up is....ketchup. But with a difference. I came across All Gold at Leibman's. It's from South Africa, uses cane sugar as the sweetener instead of high fructose corn syrup, doesn't have a ... More >>
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Writersroom has always worked in partnership across the industry - with theatres, screen agencies, writer networks, universities/colleges, and any creative organisation that supports scriptwriters.
The Writersroom 10 was a group of emerging theatre writers. We asked theatres with some kind of new writing profile to nominate a writer and we selected 10 writers to form a cohort who receive a bursary, mentoring, workshops, masterclasses, and a showcase of original new plays at the Live Theatre, Newcastle.
The 50 was our partnership with the Royal Court Theatre to celebrate it's 50th anniversary. We invited 50 theatres to nominate 50 writers who would each receive a bursary, a BBC mentor, workshops/masterclasses, and opportunities to pitch for radio and TV commissions.
Northern Exposure was a wide-ranging investment in new write development at theatres across the north - in Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, Bradford, Newcastle. From this partrnership, numerous writers made their first contact and have developed a lasting relationship with the BBC - for example Mark Catley, Alice Nutter and Tom Bidwell at the West Yorkshire Playhouse.
B3 Media produced our slate of 'Cineast' short films with emerging East Asian talent, following a grassroots development programme.
Northern Film and Media, North West Vision and Screen Yorkshire have been involved in various 'Northern voices' and 'Northern Laughs' projects, which have developed numerous talented writers write their first drama and comedy calling card scripts for TV.
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"Great Company but Little Focus on Front Line (Retail) "
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I have been working at Oakley part-time (more than an year)
Discounts are fantastic, company growth, laid back atmosphere. Besides pay, Oakley takes care of their employees. Allotment for clothing every quarter doesn't suck at all, neither does the steep discount on glasses. All they ask is to where an Oakley shirt. Dress code is extremely lax.
Challenging work atmosphere but beneficial with that big sale. Having customers return to see you on such a long repurchase item is rewarding.
The pay for their retail associates is horrid. Evaluations for a raise can only be done once a year and are extremely minimal. Chance at making commission, yes, but usually not an amount worth bragging about. If you don't make the monthly numbers, you just worked your ass off for minimum pay and no commission.
Opportunity to advance is limited. Outside hires with no experience beat out knowledgeable employees with experience.
The learning curve can be steep for some. There is a lot to know about glasses and the lens types.
The most obvious con is having to work retail. Watch out for the group of foreigners to come in and trash your T-shirt table that just took an hour to organize!
Change the commission plan, you'll reduce your employee turnover with better pay. If I knew I was getting even 1% guaranteed commission on all my sales, you bet your ass I'm going to work to sell more. If month isn't going to be made, I won't even try to sell anymore.
Luxottica needs to give more power back to Oakley HQ. We're becoming just like all the other brands they own. We have always been known to be different, so let us be different! All this made in China isn't cutting it and our customers are taking notice.
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Humble, authentic, performance obsessed, passionate and innovative.Cons
Pay not competitive enough and too many changes happening at once.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Keep up the good work. Company is growing and it seems the changes that are being implemented are good ones. I think the company could do better as far as salaries go and that goes for all positions. Overall really fun company to work for.RecommendsNeutral OutlookApproves of CEO
I have been working at OakleyPros
Flexible schedule, benefits discounts is very good, uniform is provided at every season. Co-works are very helpful.( depends on what store you work at though). Has it's slow times and rushesCons
Hard to move up within company. Always have to keep busy no matter what. Pay raise can be better though.


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Residents On Edge In Tenafly After Series Of Burglaries
There have been six incidents in Tenafly over the last four weeks, generally in the same section of town.
United Water Customers In Bergen County Advised To Boil Water After Main Break
Customers in Fort Lee, Palisades Park, Englewood, Englewood Cliffs, Tenafly and Leonia are being affected.
Democratic Lawmakers Push For Tax Hike On NJ Millionaires
Democrats who control the state legislature argue that hiking taxes on the Garden State's wealthiest, from 8.97 to almost 11-percent, would generate more than a $500 billion for suburban school districts that have experienced large budget cuts.
Parents At Tenafly School Complain Of Unsafe Area To Pick Up Students
Parents at a suburban school in New Jersey say the roads around the school are dangerous and they need sidewalks. Some nearby residents, however, responded by saying, "not in our front yard."
Heat Wave Brings Record High Temperatures To NYC
As the mercury rose Thursday, temperatures continued their relentless march upward. The sweltering, baking Tri-State area broke some records as the heat wave continued for a second straight day.
New Jersey Dad And Daughter Hit The Road To Raise Money For Special Needs Families
Getting a decent education for special needs children can be difficult and that's why one New Jersey dad and his daughter are hitting the road.
Wicked Weather Thrashes Parts Of N.J., Westchester
Mother Nature came back for round two against the tri-state area Wednesday night.
Wandering Bear Makes North Jersey Residents Anxious
Folks in this area aren't used to seeing bears in their backyards.
Bear Spotted On N.J. Golf Courses
An unexpected visitor in Bergen County might just be smarter than the average bear – finding a way to spend his summer lounging around area golf courses.


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