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A story unfolds. As layers of paint and line build and transform a blank canvas, the narrative takes shape. What transforms the assemblage of mixed media: gauche, acrylic, pencil, charcoal and ink is what makes Terry Gloeckler's work sing: emotional, mental and physical exploration of an idea, feeling, surface or material.
By never knowing where the piece will end or what will be discovered, she finds the true enjoyment of the artist: the process itself. "I found life in the studio," Gloeckler explained.
She resisted the magnetic appeal of art at first. Gloeckler hails from a family life richly steeped in the arts; her father, a printmaker, worked daily with woodcuts and engravings, and her mother in textiles and design. "I fought that," she said. "I went to the university and thought the one thing I would not study is art."
Instead she entered the University of Wisconsin – Madison as a competitive gymnast and prepared for a career in science. For fun she took studio art classes and really thrived. "I found I felt so alive in those courses," she said. She kept taking art classes along with her other course work and found she had taken so many classes she basically had a degree in art. She picked up a teaching certification and graduated with an Art Education degree.
Gloeckler began her career as an educator in Wisconsin and later decided to return to the class room for a doctorate in art education. "Again I kept taking studio courses and had a lot of encouragement to go the studio route." She explained. "I did the course work for the graduate degree in art education… but I had basically finished my Masters in Fine Art (MFA)." When job offers started rolling in to teach at the college level she ultimately decided to forgo the doctorate and graduated with a MFA in painting and drawing.
"I love teaching children of all ages, but at the college level you are able to go so much deeper into the discipline of art," Gloeckler explained. "When I'm working with students, even a foundation drawing class, [I feel like] the life of a drawing or the life of a painting is like life.
Uplifting & Beautiful, Nancy Cawdrey's Vision of the West
by RENEE PATRICK Cascade A&E Editor
Silk painting began in China thousands of years ago with Chinese calligraphy characters carefully brushed onto silk scrolls, and over time came to be the preferred medium to depict forms of nature as well as religious and mythological characters. While artist Nancy Dunlop Cawdrey often keeps to the tradition of painting scenes from nature on her silk creations, it's the spontaneity and brilliance of color that attracts her to the art.
"Silk dye is very transparent," Cawdrey explained. "I love to get an image of wildlife with the sky reflecting in the water, [as in the cover painting, Boo!]. It is challenging and fun."
This is the first year Cawdrey will be participating in the Art of the West show, but her Western themed artwork is well known throughout the country. She is represented in galleries throughout her home state of Montana, and her work is regularly included in invitational art shows across the West.
"We felt that Nancy Cawdrey's painting, with its captivating colors and relevant subject matter, would stand out on the newsstands. It just makes a great magazine cover," commented John Furgurson of the High Desert Museum.
"I have been part of other museum shows, they play an important roll in the community," Cawdrey said. "It's a wonderful place to gather and look at the history of [our communities] and support artists. I'm honored to be asked to do it."
Cawdrey and her husband chose to live at the edge of Montana's vast wilderness over 30 years ago while they ran a wilderness boarding school. It was there she was able to cultivate her appreciation of silence and become open to nature's influence.
"There is a serenity and pattern in nature that is wonderful to pay attention to and take in," she said. "I love watching animals in nature; we have that in abundance." The Cawdreys live on a slough where blue herons, eagles, sand hill cranes, killdeer and other animals regularly visit. "It is very important [to me to] draw attention to nature as an artist, this is a beautiful place."
Boo! was devised from a series of photographs of bears in Alaska taken by Cawdrey's friend. "I think bears are awesome subject matter," she said. "I like [this painting's] humor and color. There is a sense of surprise…bears do love the water. I like the whole theme of wildlife in water."


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Spicy Village (Formerly He Nan Flavor) – Delicious Henan Food In Chinatown
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Spicy Village was originally a branch of Henan Fengwei from Flushing. Around 6 months ago they were supposedly shutting down and possibly re-opening in another space on Allen. Luckily that never happened and instead they ended up changing their name to Spicy Village, but everything else remained the same.
Spicy Village specializes in cuisine from the Henan province in China. Henan is a landlocked province that is northwest of Shanghai. I'd love to give you some long winded background on Henan cuisine, but I don't actually know that much about their cuisine as I have little experience eating it as isn't prevalent or popular in the parts of China I usually visit. This Wikipedia article discusses it a little bit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henan_cu... I believe the owners are actually from Fuzhou as I've heard them speaking in the Fuzhou dialect with customers.
The restaurant is typical Chinatown in that it has very little in the way of décor although it is clean. The service is fine and the lady who runs the place is really nice. She also happens to speak English well and the entire menu is translated into English, so you will have no issues ordering.
Here's what we got:
Cucumbers and Smoked Tofu (Liang Ban Huang Gua Dou Gan):
This was typical cold marinated cucumbers and smoked tofu called dou gan in Chinese. The pickles are tangy and a bit sweet as well. The version here was alright; it had decent crunch and flavor, but they were missing the really good flavor you get in a good version. I wasn't really a fan of the dou gan as it was pretty plain tasting. 7.5/10 for the cucumbers; 6.75/10 for the smoked tofu
Pancake with Pork (Rou Jia Mo):
This is a shredded pork sandwich with cilantro. The bread is sort of like pita bread and is crispy from being toasted. The pork is actually quite light and is savory from the brown sauce they cook it in. It will remind you of the pancakes from Xi'an Famous Foods except the bread is thinner, it's not as heavily spiced and it's lighter. Overall, it's not amazing, but it is a tasty enough pancake. 7.5/10
Pancake with Beef (Niu Rou Jia Mo):
This is the same as the prior pancake except with beef. However, I find the meat to be a little more flavorful, so I'd give the nod to the beef version. 7.75/10
Soup Dumplings (Guan Tang Bao):
While these look like misshapen ugly Shanghainese soup dumplings they are actually quite good and different than regular soup dumplings. The skins are a bit thicker and there is no soup inside. However, they are delicious as the filling is very flavorful. I actually enjoy these more than I do most Shanghainese soup dumplings in NY (I only like Nan Xiang actually). These are one of the best dishes here. 8/10
Homemade Steamed Dumplings (Shou Gong Shui Jiao):
These are typical northern Chinese style dumplings with thicker skins and pork and chive filling. I like their dumplings, but I don't love them. The skins are decent, a bit on the doughy side, but I find their filling to be a bit bland. I end up using a lot of black vinegar and chili oil to make them tasty. 7.25/10
Black Bean Sauce Huimei (Zha Jiang Hui Mian):
Hui mian is thick wheat noodles that I believe are Henan in origin. Zha jiang mian literally means "fried sauce noodle". You may know this dish as it is a ubiquitous dish in Korean-Chinese restaurants where Koreans took northern Chinese dishes and fit them to Korean tastes; they call it ja jang myun. I think it's almost more popular with Koreans than it is with Chinese despite it being Chinese in origin. The Chinese version is more of a meat based sauce similar to a ragu. This can taste very different depending on who is making it. Here the sauce is fairly light in flavor and mainly just tastes like meat. I added some chili oil which made it a lot better. The noodles are excellent as they are a bit al dente and have great texture. Overall, the dish was decent, but not great. 7.5/10
Spicy Beef Brisket Huimei (Ma La Niu Nan Hui Mian):
This is a spicy beef brisket noodle soup. The beef brisket has been simmered for a while so it was quite tender and also had a good five spice flavor. The noodles are excellent being nicely al dente. The broth is flavorful and a bit spicy. While a bit different from traditional beef noodle soup, this is my current pick for the best beef noodle soup in NY. I think it far surpasses the various Lan Zhou noodle places around Chinatown (and Flushing) as the beef and broth are far superior in quality. This is another one of my favorite dishes here. Also, definitely use some chili oil and black vinegar, it tastes great with it. 8.25/10
Oxtail Huimei (Niu Wei Hui Mian):
This was an oxtail broth noodle soup with the hui mian. This was one of the duds here; I thought the broth was a bit bland, so there just wasn't that much to it. We had to add a lot of chili oil and black vinegar to make it more interesting. 6.75/10
Grilled Pepper Chicken with Rice (Qing Jiao Ji Fan):
This was a surprise dish as I don't think I've heard anyone mention it. Its stir fried pieces of chicken in slightly spicy and sweet sauce with diced green peppers. The chicken is tender and the sauce is really good, it's a bit peppery, smoky, spicy and sweet. It tastes great with rice. This is one of my favorite dishes here. 8.25/10
Spicy Big Tray Kitchen (Da Pan Ji):
This is the dish that made them famous. It's large chicken casserole in big iron pot. There are big chunks of very tender chicken on the bone and potatoes topped with cilantro. The sauce while it looks really oily isn't actually all that heavy. It's also ma la in flavor, which is normally a Sichuan flavor profile. "Ma" means the numbing sensation you get on your tongue from the Sichuan peppercorns, while "la" means spicy. While it is ma la, it's not nearly as ma la as what you get at most Sichuan restaurants. It's a bit hard to explain this dish, but it's really good, so just hurry up and go try it. 8.5/10
Sweet Peanut Filled Rice Ball Soup (Tang Yuan):
Tang yuan has always been one of my favorite Chinese desserts, so I almost always get them when I see them on a menu. They can have various fillings, but here they serve them with peanut filling. The peanuts are not chopped that finely, so the chunks are pretty big. The filling also had these pinks things, but I couldn't figure out what they were and they really didn't taste like anything. The skins were decent, but not as super tender as I prefer them. These were alright, but I think this is the way Fuzhou people prepare them because this is the way they always taste at Fuzhou restaurants in NY. I prefer the Cantonese preparation. 7.25/10
Overall, I enjoy this place a lot and it's somewhere that I eat at quite regularly. It's also one of the few bright spots in a fast dying Chinatown, so I'd highly come recommend coming here to support them.
Homemade Steamed Dumplings (Shou Gong Shui Jiao):
These are typical northern Chinese style dumplings with thicker skins and pork and chive filling. I like their dumplings, but I don't love them. The skins are decent, a bit on the doughy side, but I find their filling to be a bit bland. I end up using a lot of black vinegar and chili oil to make them tasty. 7.25/10
If they were steamed, wouldn't the English phonetic translation be something like "Shou Gong Tzeng Jiao"?
By the way, did you spy Henan's version of Turducken (i.e.Kaifeng Tao Si Bao)? Or how about the banquet-style multi-course "Luoyang Shui Xi"?
And I think the pink stuff in the peanut filling were mochi.
Thanks for the report. May have to check it out next time I'm in NYC.
re: ipsedixit
i wrote their direct english names from the menu in the post, so people who know exactly which dish it is, but you are correct it would be shou gong zheng jiao. And you are also correct in that i believe their are boiled not steamed although im not 100% on that
re: other henan food - this is really a xiao chi kind of place not like a full board henan restaurant, so they don't have any of that. it's really noodle soups, dumplings and a few other dishes. The henan fengwei in flushing has a more extensive menu. here's the menu: http://www.spicyvillageny.com/menu.html
re: pink things - i dont think their were mochi, im really not sure what they are, i shouldve asked the lady
re: ipsedixit
btw this just reminded me that since you stay in midtown east when you're in NY you should give hunan manor a shot, i think its quite good, probably the best chinese restaurant in manhattan (although manhattan's chinese food is going downhill though aside from sichuan food)
re: Peter Cuce
what did you have? not everything there is good, some of the noodle soups i tried (forgot to take pictures) were bland and as i wrote in the post the dumplings were a bit bland. The very first time i went a long time ago i got the beef brisket huimei (not the spicy one) and the steamed dumplings and i came away thinking the food was pretty bland and just so so. I then came back a 2nd time and tried the spicy beef brisket huimei and thought it was much better and then came back more times and tried the rest of the menu.
after trying most of the menu I tried to specifically highlight in the post the dishes i think are pretty good and worth trying, which are soup dumplings, spicy beef brisket huimei, grilled chicken with rice and big plate chicken. the pancake sandwiches are alright, but i prefer Xi'an Famous Food version.
Btw just generally my posts are pretty specific about dishes i like so hopefully the post is actually useful for people when they are ordering. Unfortunately this is not Asia, so inevitably every chinese restaurant in NY has a menu that has duds on it and usually has alot of duds on it, so I try to be pretty specific about what i think is good, so you can avoid the duds
re: ipsedixit
yah i agree with that, in general i think thats a reasonable assumption to stick with
i can't remember if there is a good hunan restaurant in LA or not? i know there are definitely some, but i dont think ive eaten at them. i think some of the sichuan restaurants here are probably worth trying, but stuff like taiwanese, cantonese, shanghainese etc is def better in LA
Good writeup... I live in Chinatown and this is one of our regular spots when we want a quick meal and can't figure out what else to eat.
I always get the "spicy chicken huimei" (麻辣鸡烩面) which is basically wide flat noodles topped with "big plate chicken." Spicy, oily, and the chicken meat is tender.
The other dish I always get is the steamed dumplings in sour lamb broth soup. Great dish for cold weather.
I like "big plate chicken" and I'm pretty sure this is one of the only places in NYC to find it, but I didn't like their rendition that much when I tried it - I found it a bit too oily and not enough potato. I'm not sure where this dish originates, but you can have some excellent versions of this dish in Xinjiang in northwestern China. The Xinjiang version usually has a thicker sauce and big chunks of potato and peppers.
re: pravit
ah interesting, i havent tried those two dishes, probably some of the only dishes i haven't tried
never been to xinjiang and i'm far from a northern chinese food expert, so can't say how it should or shouldn't taste in China. Also, I didn't find it that oily even though it looks quite oily
re: pravit
The big tray chicken is great, but l totally agree: they should definitely put more potatoes in, because they're SO GOOD. Maybe they would if requested?
re: howdini
im sure you could work something out with the boss lady, maybe pay a little more? she is really nice, so im sure she would be accomodating
re: pravit
Then you simply must try the big tray of chicken at the original Henan Feng Wei in Flushing. It's closer to your experience:-) and IMHO, it's simply the best in NYC. And if you are there with a company, don't forget to order their divine meatballs in casserole. :-)
re: plf515
you are correct technically they aren't soup dumplings per se b/c as you pointed out they don't have soup in them, but aside from that you'll notice that they are very similar to the shanghainese style soup dumplings that most people are familiar with although to be fair soup dumpling is an english term as that's not what they're called in chinese. the literal translation in chinese means "small dragon bun"
re: tazerowe
i thought they decided not to open a new location, the one of forysth is here to stay i believe?
did it say spicy village or henan feng wei (or henan flavor)?
re: tazerowe
not to my knowledge, but i guess its possible? this place has become infinitely more popular post that danny bowien video
re: foodwhisperer
no henan is a landlocked province to the west of shanghai and hainan is an island off the far southern of china (actually means south sea in chinese). they are completely different from each other, not related at all and their food is not similar at all.
very difficult to get hainanese food outside hainan (you can still get a bit of it in singapore / malaysia). cantonese food would probably be the most similar, but still different.
i mean did they come here from hainan? or do they live somewhere else and are just in NY?
re: Lau
They live in Hainan. They are here for a week, staying in Flushing. But coming back to manhattan. They don't like spicy food and don;t want dim sum. LOL when i mentioned Chow Fun noodles to them , they never heard of it , they thought chow fun was rice. Maybe Taiwanese food in Flushing would be good. They like Taiwan food.
re: foodwhisperer
Where are they staying in Flushing? Maybe they'd find something they like in Mamak.
re: foodwhisperer
most southern chinese do not like spicy food at all, i would steer away from northern food (its not very popular in the south aside from maybe some of their dumplings)
if they really are dead set on chinese food, i'd probably take them:
- imperial palace: https://www.lauhound.com/2012/03/impe...
- main street imperial: https://www.lauhound.com/2013/04/main...
those are both southern chinese cuisines that will probably fit their palate best. from the little i know about hainanese cuisine it sounds like its more similar to teochew (chiu chow food), which unfortunately we don't really have in NY, so those will have to do.
btw chow fun is usually called 乾炒牛河 (gan chao niu he), you can show them those characters they may know it if they see that.
re: foodwhisperer
you went to lake pavilion which is not east lake or imperial palace and isn't related to them
were they ok with the food? i like lake pavilion although you need to order the right dishes
Make the big tray chicken at home! http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/17/mag...
re: squid kun
Serendipity: as l was reading that article, an order of their pepper chicken on rice was delivered right to my seat! l showed the delivery guy what l was reading, big smile ensued!
re: squid kun
Wow, is that their first NYT mention? That restaurant (along with Xi'an Famous Foods) is already quite popular with the non-Chinatown crowd. I'm not exactly sure why northern Chinese food is such a hit, but clearly the demand is there...
How long have I wanted to try this place? I guess since mar 24th...finally got there around 2pm for lunch on a weekday. This place has been "discovered", was very crowded, I snagged the last table and then a line formed.
Not wanting to make a glutton of myself (ok, truth be told, afterwards I wanted to head to nearby vanessa's for sesame bread w duck), I just ordered Grilled Pepper Chicken with Rice. One minute later, they brought out a big dish of the stuff...clearly not cooked to order, it tasted like a homestyle stew and they must make a giant pot in advance. The flavors were a little muddled, while it was good, one could imagine eating similar food in american-chinese (sic) restaurants anywhere. it wasn't worth trekking to ctown for this but looking forward to trying some of the other dishes.
re: vinouspleasure
ah sorry you didnt like it, try some of the other stuff
i will say i think the popularity has weighed on their quality a little bit lately, as you said the place gets jammed now. ive noticed if you come at that time the quality can suffer a bit. For example last time the noodle soup the noodles were a bit overcooked and the soup dumplings had been over steamed a bit and the food took a long time to come out.
i generally come at off hours now when they're not busy. i think they literally have 3 staff, the owner woman who mans the cash register and takes orders, a cook who i believe is the husband and then one other lady who is kind of in an out of the kitchen (sometimes bringing food etc) who im not exactly sure what she does
re: Lau
All very good points, Lau. They are overwhelmed by business, some foreign tourist guide must have them because the past two times there were large groups from France and Germany, and somebody (NYT?) wrote about the da pan ji. It is best to go late or early until these calm down or they hire another person. The last time I was there the noodles (hui mian) were back to their best (I got with the brisket), the da pan ji was almost as good as usual, and the shui jiao were the best they have ever been. I also like their plain pancakes, perhaps more than the "sandwiches" which are better at Xian.
I also like the seaweed, plain and refreshing. And the family is amazingly kind and laugh with good humor at my bad Mandarin. and the two kids are adorable. To me, this is the perfect hole-in-the-wall.
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yah i like this place, its close to me so i walk over there on the weekends for a quick meal. the lady owner woman is very nice, the nicest person in chinatown along with the younger lady at the fu zhou cuisine (although everyone else at fu zhou cuisine is kind of mean)
re: vinouspleasure
This place has totally been discovered, I think for at least a year now. Used to be almost empty with some of the workers in the area coming in for a quick bowl of noodles, now it's always packed. I live two blocks away and sometimes get it for dinner, but I always just call ahead. The dumplings in lamb broth and spicy chicken noodles are my go-to.
I sometimes wonder why northern Chinese food is so popular among the non-Chinese crowd, maybe because there simply isn't much of it in Manhattan. Somebody could open a stall selling jianbing and make a fortune.
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l think it's a combination of critical acclaim, novelty, and very, very reasonable prices. The fact that the food at Xi'an and Spicy Village generally tastes great doesn't hurt their popularity, either.


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lily had a stomach bug all yesterday and though she was fine today, i kept her home because she had not eaten in 30 hours and was afraid to. so we stayed home and she played and watched tv while i filed and made a huge shred pile. i got so much done... stuff i have been trying to do for weeks. and i have so much room in the file boxes now. i have kept everything digital for the past couple years, but need to keep the older tax stuff and other important stuff until it rolls off the 7 year mark. there is still more cleaning and organizing to do, but isn't there always?
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brady wants to be a power ranger (red) and lily wants to be a character from monster high - you know, mom, something creepy and dark and goth... i will be the spider lady, which is a made up halfa$$ costume, as usual. brady likes to call it lady spider.
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Monster High - fun costume!! Thanks for the tip on oil pulling. I will try it! I had read about it when I first started researching coconut oil and it seems like a silly thing to do... but it can't hurt, right? it's worth a shot if it means avoiding massive quantities of antibiotics!!
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Karen, I tried the oil pulling and I only lasted 5 minutes!! Vs. the 20 you are supposed to do it for. IDK how people can do that. You have a mouthful of oil and your mouth then continues to produce saliva until you are ready to explode! (My overactive gag reflex didn't help.) I guess I'll keep trying to work up my "stamina." LOL
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Yep, i know it sounds silly. and i have no idea if there is any merit to the idea. i am trying it for the dental benefits, though i can not seem to remember to do it first thing in the morning, and with brady's constant questions, i find it hard to get through... i have only done it a few times.


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JPMorgan Chase, the biggest U.S. bank, will eliminate as many as 19,000 jobs in mortgage and community banking through 2014 as CEO Jamie Dimon trims expenses.The lender, with about 259,000 people at the end of December, will cut 13,000 to 15,000 jobs in its mortgage unit and 3,000 to 4,000 in community banking through the end of next year, the company said Tuesday. The firm's head count will shrink by about 4,000 this year, mainly through attrition, while some employees are redeployed to other areas, said spokeswoman Kristin Lemkau.Chase employs about 15,000 people in North Texas, but a Texas representative said it's too early to tell how the job cuts might affect the region.Regardless, "we will remain a major employer in North Texas," said spokesman Greg Hassell.Chase is the second-largest bank by deposits in Dallas-Fort Worth, behind Bank of America, and the largest in Tarrant County as of June 30, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Hassell said Chase has 242 branches in North Texas, but could not provide a breakdown of its local mortgage-related jobs."Fewer homeowners are falling behind on their mortgages, so we need fewer employees to assist those who were struggling," Hassell said.He said the bank will help affected employees find openings at Chase or other local employers.In August 2011, Chase said it would add 700 mortgage servicing positions in Lewisville to handle the flood of troubled home loans. At the time, Hassell told the Star-Telegram that Chase also had added 500 jobs in Coppell to handle loan modifications, and 125 at a mortgage documents center in the CentrePort development just south of Dallas/Fort Worth Airport.In June 2011 Chase opened an Arlington Homeownership Center with six counselors, and in November 2010 it held a job fair to fill about 140 mortgage banking positions planned for CentrePort.At the time, it was reported that 1,500 people worked at that facility in consumer and business banking.JPMorgan gave the forecasts as top executives began their annual Investor Day conference at the firm's New York headquarters. The potential cuts amount to 7.3 percent of its head count as of Dec. 31. The bank may also add people in other businesses, offsetting companywide reductions, Lemkau said.Bank of America said last year it would cut 30,000 jobs and $8 billion in annual costs by 2015, or 11 percent of the bank's workforce as of Dec. 31.Citigroup, the third-biggest U.S. bank but a small player in North Texas, announced plans in December to eliminate 11,000 workers, with almost three-quarters of the cuts coming from its consumer banking unit and institutional clients group.Staff writer Jim Fuquay contributed to this report, which includes material from Bloomberg News.
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I'm brain-dead! There is a check box "Require login to access form" on the form editor. I just had to un-check this.
I tried to use Google Forms, but the customization options are really poor (e.g. I couldn't remove the form header with its title and description). This is news to me - I was able to create a complete Google forms solution (with automatic reply script 'TTResponse') very easily and customise it for my needs. Prehaps you should take another look? My ...
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I'm afraid your only choice is rephrasing so that the right answer is obvious: What would you like to get the game from? This affects the way we reimburse you. If you'd like to get the game through Steam, we'll simply gift it to you. If you'd like to get the game through Amazon, we'll try and get you a gift card for the same amount of money. ...
From what you have requested, this site I found using Google seems fitting; Jotform, Web Based WYSIWYG Form Builder.
The Trello API is in its early stages. Other, simpler ways of getting structured data into Trello will probably emerge as time goes on.
Other than tabbing all the way through it, what is the quickest way to fill out this web-based time input form?
I could not see the form either, but website form filling is the classical use case for iMacros. It is an open-source web browser macro recorder (as opposed to normal desktop macro recorders like AHK). I use it daily to fill out lengthy web forms for web regression testing). You can download iMacros as free addon for IE, Firefox and Chrome. iMacros filling ...
Freebase is a good example. Try editing an article to see an advanced interface for editing complex data.
I am a developer for Cognito Forms. We do not have a way to place an image inside of a from to be used as a thumbnail for the selection process. However we are looking into this as a future feature. You can follow the progress of this idea on our Idea Board.
The form's preview option is only to see how the form will look; it doesn't create new entries when you submit from the previewed form. You can, however, easily test your form at any time from the live installation. Email notifications can be enabled within your form settings by checking the box labeled "Receive email notifications?" and entering in one or ...
The answer is yes, you can pre-populate a Google form using URL parameters. Google has some help around this: https://support.google.com/drive/answer/160000?hl=en To be clear, you are not using "Google survey" which sounds like the separate and distinct service (Google Consumer Surveys) which provides survey sampling in partnership with online news sites by ...
To view what was entered you would need to have access to the Google Spreadsheet in which the form data is being saved to. Alternatively there are extensions like Lazarus : Form Recovery which will save text you entered into the form previously, so that you can fill it using that data. Though this extension is more intended for recovering text in a form, ...
Disclosure: I work for Ragic. Ragic is a spreadsheet style online form builder (says so right on the homepage). And as for your requirements: Ragic supports a lot of Excel formulas (to do your cost calculations). Ragic supports Excel LOOKUP function, and linked sheets to look up value from other sheets. Provide checkboxes to select multiple events. ...
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In principle you can use command-line tools cURL or wget to do this. Something like the following using curl curl -c cookie.txt -o file.html -d "option1=value1&option2&value2" http://www.foobar.com/someformpage/
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SPOTSYLVANIA: Conservatism fits for this skeptic
For Matt Jordan, political conservatism and skepticism go hand in hand.
So he says he has trouble understanding why more conservatives don't question religion like they do the federal government.
"They don't want the government saying, 'I'm with the government, I'm here to help,'" said Jordan, 55, who lives in Spotsylvania County. "They're not going to buy that just because you said it. And yet, conservatives tend to be the most religious. I can't wrap my mind around that."
Jordan, the media representative for the Fredericksburg Coalition of Reason, or Fredericksburg CoR, is both an atheist and a conservative—traits that aren't at all contradictory, in his view.
Actually, he estimates that about a quarter of the CoR's membership, which includes atheists, nontheists and agnostics, is conservative.
Jordan even co-founded Conservative Skeptics of Fredericksburg but said he had to give up the group because of his work schedule.
"We can get together, fire off about things we think about, and nobody's going to say, 'well, we'll pray for you,'" he said of the CoR, which includes Parenting Beyond Belief and Fredericksburg Secular Humanists.
Fred Edwords, national director of the United Coalition of Reason, said people who are active in the secular movement tend to be liberal. But that's not to say there aren't a good number of conservative skeptics like Jordan, he said.
"What they mean by conservative isn't likely to mean anything resembling extreme conservatives of the religious right," Edwords said. "I've known humanist Republicans who've said, 'I haven't left my party, my party left me.'"
Jordan, who says he attended one of the first tea party rallies in Washington, describes himself as a fiscal conservative.
But his political views don't fit into a neat little box. He calls conservative talk show host Glenn Beck a "conspiracy nut" and says he has liberal or libertarian views on social issues like abortion and gay marriage.
Still, Jordan said he "almost invariably" votes for Republicans. Last year, for instance, he voted for gubernatorial candidate Ken Cuccinelli, a popular target of liberals.
"He's against abortion," Jordan said of Cuccinelli. "Does that make him a woman hater? Of course not, any more than somebody for abortion hates every baby. It doesn't work that way. It's just a label people hung up."
Jordan was raised Catholic but says he was a skeptic from an early age. At age 7, he said, he had a conversation with his father about Communion bread during which he asked: "Isn't it just a symbol of something?"
"That almost got me a beating," Jordan says with a smile. "So I just shut up."
He also has a different perspective than his adult sons, all four of whom are Catholic.
Not too long ago, he said, he and one of his sons got into a heated discussion that was spurred by the death of a relative. "He seemed to be frustrated by the hopelessness of the idea" that God and heaven don't exist, Jordan said. "I view it as just the opposite. If you don't give yourself a do-over, you're more likely to live as best you can."
It wasn't until he moved to the Fredericksburg area about 10 years ago that he went public with his beliefs. Jordan was the spokesman for Fredericksburg CoR in 2012, when the organization paid for a billboard along Interstate 95 that read: "Don't believe in God? You are not alone."
The Rev. Rick Mitchell, who teaches a world-religions course at Germanna Community College, said he invited Jordan to speak to his class after seeing the billboard. Since then, Jordan has been a guest lecturer every semester.
"He's very fair," said Mitchell, who is a Southern Baptist. "He doesn't put anybody down. He explains his point of view."
Aside from being an atheist, Jordan has a lot in common with many folks in the Fredericksburg area.
He commutes to a job with a defense contractor. He's a military veteran. And like the majority of Spotsylvanians, he votes for Republicans more often than not.
The idea that atheists believe in nothing "couldn't be further from the truth," Jordan said. "We just believe in one less thing than most other people."
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Police released surveillance video Wednesday in hopes of catching a vandal they say damaged traffic signs, a fence and some trees.
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