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Students in Hell's Kitchen are getting some hands-on learning in science at two new facilities. NY1's Roger Clark filed the following report.
A healthy morning snack was in store Thursday for hundreds of tilapia living in a peculiar place -- a tank in the basement of Food and Finance High School where they are being raised.
"If the technology is correct, you should be able to produce fish on a high quantity in a balanced ecologically driven environment," said Cornell University Cooperative Extension Applied Scientist and Extension Associate Philson Warner.
Warner runs the combination fish farm and lab for Cornell University Cooperative Extension, raising thousands of tilapia and other fish. He is assisted by students from Food and Finance and other high schools located in the building. The fish all go to good use too, used by culinary arts and catering programs.
"Sometimes the Food Network uses the fish from here; that's how clean and safe and good tasting the fish is," Warner noted.
The lab welcomes visitors from around the world looking to raise fish quickly and without the use of antibiotics and steroids.
"We seem to be overfishing our oceans, so we have to find ways to produce healthy, clean staple fish on a large scale to feed the population that we have on the planet," Warner said.
Up on the third floor in another lab there is something different going on called hydroponics, basically the growing of plants and vegetables with a nutrient solution and no soil. So where do the fish come in? Their waste helps grow the lettuce and then a loop system helps return clean water for the fish to grow in.
For the students, it's a great opportunity that comes with big responsibilities.
"I would like to teach people this as a career and I would like to work with this because it is very interesting," said Travis Rosado, a student intern.
"They are seeing it from seed if you will, when we are talking about the hydroponics, from seed to actual production and on the table," said Food and Finance High School Principal Roger Turgeon.
The trend will continue with construction of a rooftop greenhouse this summer.
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Some people add 1 oz of water, but I did not add any. The ice will suffice.
Muddle the lemon pieces, mint leaves, and simple syrup in the bottom of a mixing glass. Add your Bourbon, shake, and strain into an old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice. Garnish with a sprig of mint.
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The acclaimed Public Theater in the NoHo section of Manhattan reopened Thursday following a four-year, $40 million renovation. NY1's Frank DiLella filed the following report.
With Shakespeare and song, the theater community, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and others christened the newly-revamped Public Theater on Thursday morning.
The $40 million project added a restaurant and improved the theater's exterior, lobby, restrooms and more. It took four years to complete.
"That's what this renovation was all about, was trying to make the public spaces of the public as welcome as possible," said Oskar Eustis, the artistic director of the Public Theater.
Joseph Papp saved the former library building from the wrecking ball in 1967, renting it from the city for $1 a year and transforming it into the groundbreaking theater it remains today.
"My grandfather came here when it was The Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society. I began my career here. Joe Papp signed my wedding catuaba," said actor Mandy Patinkin. "I've worked with Oskar in wonderful works that I've been privileged to be a part of and now we have this newly renovated lobby with lots of bathrooms."
Thursday's program began with remarks from Eustis and Executive Director Patrick Willingham. Then, theater artists and elected officials read off lines from various Shakespeare plays.
To close out the ceremony, the cast of the 2009 revival of HAIR reunited to perform the finale of the show, a tribute to the first production ever staged at the Public Theater.
"To be in a public library that is now a public theater, wow," said actor Vanessa Redgrave. "Your head just starts to spin. As you can gather, everyone's very thrilled to be here."
"Something like this is so important to New York," said acter Liev Schreiber. "It just makes me feel so good."
The festivities for The Public Theater are not over. The not-for-profit is set to host a number of free events from now through December to help celebrate the new and improved space.
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I was at Pagan Pages Blog Hop and saw your blog listed. I think I had you listed on my blog directory but I had some issues with Blogger and it erased a good number of my listings. Still I wanted to get your okay to add you back. Also I see that you have my blog listed! Thanks so much but the link and name has been changed. It's no longer The Domestic Pagan. I've changed it to The Domestic Witch at www.thedomesticwitch.netReplyDeleteReplies
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I too landed here on a PBP hop. Like you, I haven't worked it all yet. I also believe we have a soul or spirit, but as for what it does after it leaves the body, I have no idea. The "not knowing" used to bother me when I was younger, but I've moved passed it now and just live my days as they come. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDeleteReplies
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(Salem, OR) — Governor Kitzhaber and Chief Education Officer Rudy Crew today announced that Oregon has received federal approval for its Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA) flexibility application. With this approval, Oregon will be able to tailor the mechanisms of the ESEA, or No Child Left Behind Act, to create a more accountable and responsive system that meets the needs of Oregon students and strengthens Oregon schools. "This approval is a victory for our state, our schools, and most importantly our children," said Governor Kitzhaber. "We have rejected the one-size-fits-all mandates of past federal requirements and come together to create a home-grown system of accountability and support that puts us firmly on the path to our 40-40-20 goal of greater educational success for all Oregonians." Oregon's waiver is the product of months of work by more than a 120 education and community stakeholders from around the state who helped design the new framework for college and career readiness, school accountability and support for educators. The plans described in Oregon's waiver are consistent with broader education efforts, led by the Governor and Dr. Crew, to establish an integrated system of public education from birth through graduate school. "The waiver builds upon the hard work of the Governor and Legislature in 2011 and 2012 to build a solid foundation for improvement across Oregon," said Chief Education Officer Rudy Crew. "This approval will provide our state with a wider range of tools to support our schools, our districts, and our communities to achieve outcomes our students need and deserve." Oregon's approved application describes a new model for rating and supporting schools, replacing the Adequate Yearly Progress designations and sanctions of NCLB. To bridge the transition to the new model, an interim system based on the current Oregon Report Card rating system has been developed for the 2011-12 school year. These reports will replace the federal Adequate Yearly Progress reports. In 2012-13 and beyond, features of the plan to be implemented include:
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The gist: The Angels fall to 0-5 on this road trip after losing 5-1 to the Red Sox in Fenway Park Tuesday.
Top bat: While Mike Napoli still hasn't taken an opposing pitcher deep, he had his best game at the plate Tuesday. Napoli had three hits and swiped third base. His swing looks nice and compact, and he could be breaking out.
Top arm:Ervin Santana showed some of that grit again on Tuesday, but this time, he coupled with electric stuff. After getting hit hard early (6 hits in the first three innings), Santana settled in and ended up striking out seven in 7.0 innings of work.
Top glove: Not Juan Rivera. Rivera struggled to play Jeremy Hermida's double in the pivotal eighth inning, allowing three runs to score. Rivera appeared to be waiting for the ball to bounce off the Green Monster. It didn't it hit the wall, instead bouncing off the warning track to Rivera's right. A ball that looked catchable that would've ended the inning with the score tied 1-1.
By the numbers: 19 That's how many balls Kevin Jepsen threw in the eighth inning. He walked three batters.
Did you notice? Hideki Matsui in the line up? Matsui was scheduled for the day off after playing left Monday, but Mike Scioscia had him as the DH and batting fifth.
Oops: Before Jepsen and Rivera's gaffes, Bobby Abreu had a chance to give the Angels a lead in the top of the eighth. Batting with one out and the bases loaded, Abreu grounded into a fairly easy double play, stranding two runners in scoring position.
What's next: Joel Pineiro tries to get back on track Wednesday, facing ex-Angel John Lackey at 4:10 p.m.
The Stories: Red Sox hand Angels fifth consecutive loss and Lackey questions Angels' free-agent philosophy.
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Davis, P.A., V.T. Vasu, K. Gohil, H. Kim, I.H. Khan, C.E. Cross, W. Yokoyama, 2012. A high-fat diet containing whole walnuts (Juglans regia) reduces tumour size and growth along with plasma insulin-like growth factor 1 in the transgenic adenocarcinoma of the mouse prostate model. British Journal of Nutrition. doi:10.1017/S0007114511007288
Robbins, W.A., L. Xun, L.Z. FitzGerald, S. Esguerra, S.M. Henning, C.L. Carpenter, 2012. Walnuts improve semen quality in men consuming a western-style diet: randomized control dietary intervention trial. Biol Reprod. doi:10.1095/biolreprod.112.101634
Dalamaga, M., K.N. Diakopoulos, C.S. Mantzoros, 2012. The role of adiponectin in cancer: A review of current evidence. Endocrine Reviews. 33(4):547-94.
Zhang, J., P.M. Kris-Etherton, J.T. Thompson, D.B. Hannon, P.J. Gillies, J.P. Vanden Heuvel, 2012. Alpha-linolenic acid increases cholesterol efflux in macrophage-derived foam cells by decreasing stearoyl CoA desaturase 1 expression: evidence for a farnesoid-X-receptor mechanism of action. J Nutr Biochem. 23(4):400-9.
Carey, A.N., S.M. Poulose, B. Shukitt-Hale, 2012. The beneficial effects of tree nuts on the aging brain. Nutrition and Aging. 1:55–67.
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Room #3: Located on the 1st floor of the main inn the "Master's Quarters" includes a working fireplace & sitting area with a comfortable seagrass sofa & soft chair. Includes a connecting door to room #4, twin sleeper & a view of the courtyard garden patio with gas fire pit. Wi-fi, flat screen cable TV, AC (seasonal) & fridge. Approx 240 sq/ft
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Forget Petco: These indie boutiques offer personalized service and one-of-a-kind goods for four-legged friends.
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Co-owner Barbara Librowski offers advice, recommendations and a wide range of products at this 20-year-old shop, where you'll find top-shelf healthy food brands at competitive prices, like Grandma Mae's Country Naturals dry formula for puppies and adult dogs ($10--$40) and New Zealand's ZiwiPeak canned lamb and venison for felines ($26). Interspersed among the cluttered displays are pet care and training books, plush Petstages pillows ($18) with heartbeat sounds to help soothe anxious pets and a deeper selection of cat toys than any area competitor. Librowski special-orders items for customers on a daily basis, so don't be shy about requesting birthday cakes, rawhides or biscuits for your furry friend—just give her one week's notice. 153 Prospect Park Southwest between Seeley and Vanderbilt Sts, Prospect Park (718-853-5664)
BQE Pet Supply
You'll leave this straightforward supply store feeling good that your purchase helped animals in need: All proceeds fund the adjoining Brooklyn Animal Resource Coalition, which has been taking in strays since 1987. Those who own pets with special needs should make a beeline here for over-the-counter prescriptions, Dogswell Happy Hips chicken sticks designed to soothe the aching joints of senior canines ($9), as well as a selection of plush Wilson doughnut beds ($25--$46). If you love your mutt, but are stumped as to what breed he is, pick up a BioPet DNA test ($65), swab his mouth and send it into the lab for evaluation; within two weeks, results will arrive in the mail. Mystery solved! 253 Wythe Ave at North 1st St, Williamsburg (718-486-7489, barcshelter.org)
Buttercup's Paw-tisserie
If your pooch is a finicky eater like owner Betty Wong's cocker spaniel, for whom this all-natural bakery and boutique is named, the human-grade peanut butter pupcakes ($2), turkey-bacon-topped pizza slices ($1) and candies ($1) should appeal to his or her sophisticated palate. In addition to such edible luxuries, Buttercup's carries canine spa products such as a hemp-and-shea-laden paw moisture butter ($5) and a Sparkle & Shine shimmering mist ($16) that gets coats positively radiant. When it comes time to celebrate Fluffy's birthday, surprise her with a special-order banana fudge cake with yogurt and granola ($22) and a Casual Canine terrycloth bathrobe with gingham trim ($16)—she'll need a bath after dipping those paws into pure doggie indulgence treats. 63 Fifth Ave at St. Mark's Pl, Park Slope (718-399-2228, buttercupspaw.com)
The Hamilton Dog House This three-year-old neighborhood supply shop is next door to its sister adoption center for the Sean Casey Animal Rescue, which takes in unwanted animals of nearly every species. In keeping with this mission, the Hamilton Dog House hawks supplies for practically every pet imaginable, including reptiles, mice and birds. Make this your go-to place for T-Rex cypress mulch reptile bedding (ten-quart bag $11) and Lazy Dog Cookie Co. organic carob bonbons ($2). Store proceeds help staff visit schools for animal education talks, offer outreach programs to neighborhood children and hold adoption events. 155 E 3rd St at Fort Hamilton Pkwy, Flatbush (718-436-7387, thehamiltondoghouse.com)
Kiki's Pet Spa & Boutique
Gone are the days of a simple wash 'n' fluff for Lassie: At both locations of this full-service groomer, not only can your canine get bathed and brushed ($20--$45), she can also score a "pawdicure" (pedicure) with polish ($15) and color highlights ($15) to soften her aging mug. While she's getting the five-star treatment, duck into the well-organized, exposed-brick boutique to pick up a Natural Balance lamb roll ($9) for your mini gourmand. 239 DeKalb Ave between Clermont and Vanderbilt Aves, Fort Greene (718-857-7272, kikispetspa.com) * 60 Broadway between Wythe Ave and Berry St, Williamsburg (347-725-4027)
Love Thy Pet
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Jan 10, 2014
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People always ask cartoonists these three questions:
How long does it take to create a comic?
How many do you create per day?
How do you come up with ideas?
The answer to the first question is that a 3-panel daily comic takes me about two hours from idea to final art. But it can be as fast as 30 minutes if the idea comes quickly and the art doesn't need much detail. The Sunday comics take about five hours apiece. The quickest I could do a Sunday comic would be about three hours.
My schedule is that I write two daily comics every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. I do the writing and rough art in the early mornings, starting at 5 a.m., when my creative energy is highest. And I do one Sunday comic on Wednesdays. I do the finished art whenever I have time, usually evenings and weekend mornings. I aim for nine comics over seven days, to give some cushion for days I can't work for one reason or another.
The third question, about how I come up with ideas is more interesting. The simple answer is that I'm wired that way. It happens somewhat automatically. I couldn't shut it off if I tried.
But internally, the sensation is that I am trading memory for creativity. I'll explain.
My creative process feels to me like a stream of ideas rushing through my mind, pausing only long enough for a reflexive evaluation. 95% of the ideas get flushed immediately, thus making room for the next idea in the stream. For me, the active part of creativity is the flushing - also known as forgetting - of the bad ideas so the new ones have space to enter. The faster I forget, the more creative I am.
As luck would have it, I have a notoriously poor memory for most things. So my stream of ideas doesn't have much stickiness to it. The only ideas that make it out of the stream and into my more rational mind are the ones that move me physically. And by that I mean I have some sort of body reaction that can range from a giggle to goose bumps. If I don't "feel" the idea, I flush it.
If I feel the idea with my body, I let it stick around long enough to apply my rational filter. That kills most ideas.
But sometimes I have an idea that sticks in my mind so aggressively that the only way to dislodge it is to go public. So I blog about the idea, or put it in a comic, or otherwise give it some oxygen. That's the hard way to flush it. But once it's out, I can let go. I've done my job by giving the idea its moment in the sun. If it dies in public, it was meant to be. And I move on.
So the question I have for you today is about the relationship of memory and creativity in each of you. My hypothesis is that poor memory is necessary for high-production creativity.
In the comments, let me know your memory powers from 1-10 (ten is a photographic memory) and also your creative talent (ten would be commercially creative, like a daily cartoonist). This format would be useful:
Is memory the enemy of creativity?
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Jan 17, 2014
People rating themselves as 8-10 in creativity but not doing anything creative in their responses is really pissing me off.
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Jan 16, 2014
10, 10. Oh yeah I have a high self esteem and it's good for me.
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Will Von Wizzlepig
Jan 15, 2014
memory: 8
creativity: 8
I don't find memory to be the stumbling block.
It's more like "thinking" about making things as opposed to "feeling" about making things.
Don't interrupt creating (which you already know how to do) with too much thinking. My guess is this is why so many creative types like marijuana.
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Jan 14, 2014
Memory 6
Creativity 8
My memory is selective and tuned to my tasks as a software developer. I remember !$%*!$%*!$%*! and how to deal with them, code I wrote and it's purpose, algorithms etc but not specific syntax - that's what Google is for.
Creative solutions to the problems I encounter in my work may not sound creative. I think it is though and no-one else knows my experience. So there you go.
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Jan 13, 2014
Memory: 3
Creativity: 7
I can relate to the recent PHB strip where he didn't recall "his" great idea. People often tell me about something i said or did (sometimes only a few weeks ago) that i cannot remember but sounds brilliant. It doesn't bother me because i do feel i consciously have decided to give up memories for a very high functioning, flexible (hadn't thought to call it creative) present.
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Jan 13, 2014
There are many more variables affecting creativity than the single one you have presented to us, Scott.
I'll name a few that come to mind (but in general terms only, since there are so many different types of scenario -- artistic, social and material -- in which creativity may be called for, and in which not all the possible factors are equally germane).
For instance:
- Urgency / deadline pressure.
- Emotional engagement with the material (which can itself span the full range of responses, including horror, delight, the desire to confront a particular orthodoxy, the need to escape some unpleasant situation, the desire to help people facing very challenging situations, etc. -- in fact, any number of social and personal motivations may be involved).
- Familiarity with relevant concepts and facts; this is essential for creativity in science and technology.
- Experience of what is known to have worked or not worked in the past.
- For some people (such as stand-up comedians), the rush that comes from performing before an audience.
- Knowing what problems in one's field of activity require novel solutions.
- Having the necessary resources (e.g. tools, materials, money) to enable one to put one's creativity into practice, or to test its value or effectiveness.
- Support from family, friends, colleagues or (in some cases) bureaucrats in giving it a go.
So though you may consider that a poor memory is one of the most important factors in your creative process, I think your focus is too narrow to be relevant or useful to most people who are involved in some kind of creative activity.
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Jan 12, 2014
Here you go:
Memory: 7
Creativity: 7
Is memory the enemy of creativity? I don't know - sometimes it feels that way because I remember most of the things I've read or watched, so when I get to writing anything I feel like I'm stealing this from Sam Harris, that from you, this from Richard Dawkins, that from anywhere.
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Jan 12, 2014
The theory holds water for me. I'm a 9 on memory, unless I forgot that I forgot something. I generally tell people that my creativity can be measured in terms of italics i (math joke), which is an imaginary number. (It's the square root of -1 for those lucky enough to not have dealt with as many math classes as me.)
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Jan 12, 2014
In me, your hypothesis is wrong. Just for reference I worked for 30 years in drug discovery research. I find that creativity comes from assembling, side-by-side, multiple ideas for which most people do not see any commonality. For example, if I REMEMBER a wrench and a hammer are both big weird shaped pieces of solid metal, and one uses a hammer to pound things, why cannot one use a wrench to pound things. Most people stall at the fact that a hammer is mostly used to with nails and wrench mostly with nuts, and miss the commonality. Of course this example also shows that the commonality often doesn't work; one cannot as easily use a hammer as a wrench.
I also try initially to ignore a lot of details. For example if I am trying to figure out how to repair something on a car, I worry about what has to come off or get moved, and what has to be replaced. I don't let the fact that the attaching screw has some sort of head I have never seen before. I assume if a tool put it on, there is a similar tool that can take it off...and accept I may have to spend some time finding one. But I try not to let that detail detract from my focus on the bigger problem of figuring out what has to be moved or replaced. There will always be unexpected details that need attention, and more and different creativity, during the **implementation.**
Scott, I have several questions about your comics. 1) I have noticed over the years that you have made all the characters less **pudgy**. Is that intentional? Or does it reflect some aspect of your life or your perception of engineers and bosses? 2) How does one draw comics so the relative shapes and appearances of, for example, faces and people, are so consistent? If I tried to draw Dilbert or the pointy haired boss, no matter how close I came on my best try, I could never repeat two of my own misrepresentations to save my life. Do you have some sort of stash of stencils or templates or something, that can be used to re-size and reorient characters at will?
On the other hand, it is true one has to let go of what doesn't work as fast as possible.
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Jan 11, 2014
I'm a:
3 memory
7 to 9 creativity (depends on what type)
I've worked with two people with photographic memory. Both seemed very creative unless you worked with them and understood what was being done - then you could see that the "creativity" was just derivative of stuff they had seen or done. If you suggested something new that was not similar to something they had read or seen, they would reject it as bad or impossible.
On the other hand, I know one person with a 9 memory and a 7 creativity - this is because they know how to take the ideas from memory and build on them. We work well together because I can build from their remembered ideas and they don't feel threatened by it - as a team we can approach a 10-10.
A team of both memory people and creative people can be great IF both types realize what is going on, accept it, and nobody has a big ego [That is a very big IF. I've been in three of these teams that started out great and ended very badly.]
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Jan 11, 2014
Memory 5 for most things but 9 for anything technical (I'm an engineer) and my creativity is in the negative numbers. I have friends who are really good at creating and they are great at letting go of an idea. It's not that they have a bad memory but that they know when something will be dead in the water. I hang on to stuff in case it comes in useful. It clutters up the brain but makes for good engineering.
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Jan 11, 2014
Hi Scott - The surprise to me is that I always thought some of your ideas came from stories from your readers (delivered via Email). I often read your strip with the thought "wow, something similar to that really happened somewhere?"
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Jan 11, 2014
Creativity: 7 (loads of it but yet to be paid for any of it)
Memory: 4-5 (pretty sure I have alzheimer's)
Memory: 9
(all facts stay forever, social information like birthdays, what the house used to look like before I repaired/renovated and places we went informally are completely lost)
Creativity: 6 and rising
(since we got married, I taught him how to draw and he's becoming highly creative)
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Jan 11, 2014
Memory: 9
Creativity: 2
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Jan 11, 2014
Memory: 2
Creativity: 8 (based on the type I'm paid to do, which involves a lot of innovative design)
My father:
Memory: 9
Creativity: 1
My husband:
Memory: 8
Creativity: 3
My mother:
Memory: 7
Creativity: 5
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Jan 11, 2014
Interesting.... I've got some short-term memory issues due to being 67, but have been writing the great American Sci-Fi novel for about 55 years. The nutty part is that the core (if any of it was written down) is largely still "up there", but later additions lack people's names, whether they were inserted in 1960 or 2013. I still remember one of our first family phone numbers, too, probably from about 1952, when I was first likely to call home from someplace else.
It's a little hard to _know_ that something my wife tells me, like "bring up a package of paper towels" when you come upstairs" will vanish long before I decide to do it. Or, as a semi-retired rent-a-cop, driving by something "suspicious", deciding to have a closer look when I come past again later "tonight", and knowing that I'll probably forget....
Guess a note pad in my pocket might pay.... [grin]
I don't get "Dilbert-like" insights very often, unfortunately, but I do enjoy yours. The trick, IMHO, with technique (including scheduling yourself) is to find something that works, and stick to it, while diddling it around a bit to see if there's a reasonable refinement. If it's not broke, don't fix it, but it doesn't hurt to think about it....
I'm more or less semi-retired, but "work" in a basement office, at night. My wife has no sense of "don't open a closed door", and thinks a TV is a night light. So, if I want to do something serious, or even watch some decent TV, she's got to be in bed.
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Jan 10, 2014
10 of Memory and 10 of Creativity.
Hang on. Don't jump.
If 1 - 10 is the measure of creative effort, then it's always 10.
If the effort is anything less, it is safer to dump it and start afresh than to face the silence of the sheep later.
My take is:
Animals eat, fight and breed. Humans have fun.
Memory is a necessary device for the fun. It may not be good or important.
Any creative effort will have an equal, perhaps even crazier, portion of memory working on it.
The positive evidence is:
Your cartoon reminds the readers of something familar to them. Even if the reader is sitting 4 continents away from California.
The negative evidence is:
If you were to write a comic on the impending drought in some areas of California, it would leave the readers gaping. Some in South China may even have to Google and find out where it is.
So my answer is:
10 of Memory for 10 of Creativity.
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Jan 10, 2014
Scott, this describe me to a T! My wife has an excellent memory, but is about as creative as a brick. I lean creative, but am lucky to remember the first names of all five of my kids at the same time. My kids are, fortunately, fairly well averaged between their 'rents. My wife only finds a few of my ideas worthwhile, and I don't even share 99% of them.
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Jan 10, 2014
When I was a software engineer with fewer responsibilities:
Memory: 7
Creativity: 8
But as I moved into the management ranks (read: more stress), my responsibilities exploded and my memory has dropped dramatically, whereas creativity has not.
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Jan 10, 2014
What constitutes creativity is a pretty vague concept, I wouldn't know how to rank it. I was a film major in college but ended up developing software as a profession and I find it a much more satisfying outlet for my ideas. I've come to think of creativity as the ability to keep an open mind; to be able to generate and evaluate a multitude of ideas and then pick a winner. I don't know if that's genetics or the product of how you grow up? Did people encourage and support your "crazy" ideas or did they shoot them down to the point you stop trying? I think everyone must have a creative talent for something, the trick is finding it and freeing your mind.
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this is my almost finish teacher card for this year...very proud of my kiddos accomplishments this year!!!
another year has gone.....or so it seems....
yep, another year has gone by, the kiddos are out of school so our Summer has just started... it has been a year filled with a lot of learning,challenges and fun...we'll see what our future holds but so far we are just enjoying ourselves....I made some cards and dedicated my time mostly to my children,volunteering a lot at school, still working around in little projects and looking for a part time job, it isn't easy but we'll get there.. we were busy this year, I have learned how to make different designs of the Rainbow Loom bracelets and even rings!!! I did also a season of art class ,I'll post those pics later,it has been so far a half year filled with lots of fun!!! the first pic is my version of the mason jars painted with Modge Podge...made several and gave them to my art students, I did also had a Sunday school class,4th Grade we did several projects with them so they can remember the 10 Commandments...hopefully they will...but most important I have spent more and more time listening to my kids, not only giving instructions but listening more to their needs...and I am glad I have let it loose a little bit and started enjoying more this journey of Parenthood.I wish you all a nice Summer,too!!!!
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
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I made these cards for my daughter's wonderful teachers at school,they all are really great and I feel like many times their work goes under recognized... sometimes it just takes a simple thank you to boost and to make others to feel appreciated...we are enjoying our summer...how about you??? are you planning on doing something,we are not this summer so we are just enjoying it as it comes!!! :)
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My dear daughter started this year a wonderful program named Girls on the Run, they train the girls for a 5K Run at the end of the season but also teach them working in groups and self confidence...I did the 5K Run with her and we finished!!! to celebrate the end of the season we enjoyed some food and cupcakes....and of course I made the cupcakes and their toppers!!! :)
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ok, trying to catch up ,here are some pics of our Thanksgiving decor....:) and I am working now in our valentine's decor..... :) I'll publish our Christmas decor soon....a lot of catching up to do :O have a great day everyone, the clothespins garlands cut out were made with a template from Yellow Mums http://yellowmums.blogspot.com/2010/11/freebie-friday-fall-leaf-cutouts.html
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I am still trying to catch up with this page but I can't, last Holidays will be unforgettable,why??? because we all got sick,yes,really, the Night before Christmas eve my son had some temperature and then,zas! my daughter showed up in my room like a little ghost burning up ,so there it went our Holidays and Winter Break.....but at least we have been ok , ever since...... here is one of my projects finished...it's a little curtain for our bathroom...
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I know it has been a while since my last post but a lot had happened ever since, we sold our house and moved onto a new one,a little more spacious (but more cleaning to do,though) but I like it,when 2012 started I didn't know we were in for so much changes....a lot has happened some things for better others i don't even think about it anymore but it surely has been a roller coaster and here we are,still together and strong as 10 years ago... I put on hold my plans to open my etsy shop but thinking in better just do a ready to ship orders from Facebook, i think that would be better and see how it goes.I only wanted to share a pic of my new home...our new home sweet home....:)
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Local pop star Beyoncé is pissing off parents across the pond. The ad for her new perfume "Heat" has been taking a lot of heat for broadcasting during daytime television in the UK, when children are likely to be parked in front of the tube. The Brits have now banned the airing of the super sexy commercial before 7:30 p.m.
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We invite you to attend the VOICE-Buffalo Banquet, Faithfully Restoring Justice, which will be held on Thursday, April 24th at the Pearl Street Grill & Brewery at 6 PM (76 Pearl Street, Buffalo, 14202).
Our keynote speaker is Dr. John H. Jackson, the President and CEO of the Schott Foundation for Public Education, former NAACP leader, policy advisor for both the Clinton and Obama administrations, and one of the most expert and passionate national leaders on ensuring high quality education for all students regardless of race, gender, or class. During the evening we will be honoring and recognizing the following community leaders for their courage, commitment and steadfast faith in the struggle towards justice:
Nehemiah Award: Duane Diggs, President of VOICE-Buffalo _ Faith in Action Award: Rev. James Giles, Back to Basics Ministries & Rev. Dan Schifeling, retired UCC Minister _ Ntosake Award: Karima Amin, Founder of Prisoners Are People Too, Inc. _ Community Commitment Award: Dennis Walczyk, CEO of Catholic Charities of WNY
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VOICE-Buffalo and Buffalo Peacemakers are helping to establish a congregation-based Peace Hub Network and Restorative Justice Center with local faith communities and organizations. Congregations are being trained in the ministry of peace circles, which allow for faith communities to: practice restorative justice, build relationships, listen to stories, discern common community concerns, and move towards responsive action.
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"Our Community Our Vision" was a resounding success. Each year the number of our supporters attending this event grows. Holy Cross RC Church on 7th Street at Niagara was packed. The energy built quickly as an entire pew of public officials stood and publically declared their determination to reach our goals this year of Restorative Justice, improved Public Transportation, and Education Reform.
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Finally after weeks trying to resolve my issue with the eurl.axd when I upgraded to the .net 4.0 framework. I was able to get on the phone with Microsoft to resolve the issue.
We spent about 45 minutes on the phone discussing the setup and a little bit of how IIS works under the hood.
When a request comes into IIS and the requested URL does not have a file extension, IIS in the early stages of the request appends /eurl.axd/guid/ to the URL. Where guid is unique to the life time of the application (and possible the life of the app pool). So what I had done was configure a second website with multiple host headers and "Home Directory" tab specifying a redirect to URL instead of a folder as normally would be done. The request has not yet reached the ASP.net filter or extension that would handle the request for .axd files, but it read the Metabase configuration to see if it needs to redirect, when it does it fails to remove the eurl.axd from the "appended" original request. In the process it just says ok, new URL specified in the configuration plus the path to the file that was requested, but we didn't request eurl.axd, and it never removes it from the request.
- not sure why it appends the value to the URL without first checking to see if it needs to redirect.
- not sure why the redirect works that way when the "description" says this specific URL. It doesn't say this specific URL and this Folder/File.
So what we did to resolve it was, change the redirect website to the 2.0 framework even though no code is executed on it. Thank goodness that it didn't affect having to change back to 2.0 framework on the real site, I like having the ability to remove things from the viewstate with such level of control.
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Martyn August 17, 2010 at 6:55 pm
Just to say thanks I had the same problem upgraded IIS 6 Default Web Site to .Net 4.0 and low and behold redirect stopped.
Thanks for your help
James October 12, 2010 at 2:02 pm
I had the same issue, please see the following link.
Dane November 11, 2010 at 11:03 am
@James Thanks for the link. That worked for me!
ynanek November 18, 2010 at 1:48 am
Thanks for your help.
Perelli December 22, 2010 at 3:26 pm
I had the exact problem – I found out that if my redirecting site was .NET 4.0 and the site being redirected to was .NET 2.0, problem happened. To fix the problem I change both sites to either 2.0 or 4.0. Problem then solved.
This was my setup:
I was using IIS redirection on Windows 2003 Server.
* 2 sites on IIS – one called non-www and another called www. I wanted all non-www request to be redirected to the www-site, i.e. http://mysite.com -> http://www.mysite.com. Redirecting non-www to www is for SEO-purposes.
* My redirection rule in IIS for the non-www was setup the following way:
On the Home Directory tab, I selected "A redirection to a URL" and entered the following in the "Redirect to": http://www.mysite.dk$S$Q
For those who do not know the $S$Q, will pass on page and querystring parameters to the target site.
I then selected the checkboxes "The exact URL entered above" and "A permanent redirection for this resource".
It works like a charm and got rid of the eurl.axd error.
Bernhard König May 5, 2011 at 5:56 pm
Thanks, saved my life … needed to run an ASP.NET 4 "classic" web site together with an ASP.NET MVC 3 website and thought the error was because of some URL rewirter that is used in the classic website … but there wasn't one. Thanks to your post I know now the redirect website was the problem … at last, an easy fix :)


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WILMINGTON, Del. Jacoby Jones Jersey . —A judge said Thursday that he would overrule an objection by Fox Sports and approve a process for the Los Angeles Dodgers to sell the media rights to future games as part of the teams plan to exit bankruptcy. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Kevin Gross said at the end of a two-day hearing that he would approve the Dodgers plan to sell media rights to games starting in 2014, a key component of a settlement with Major League Baseball that also calls for Dodgers owner Frank McCourt to sell the team. "I just think its in the debtors best interests," said Gross, who told attorneys he would issue a formal written ruling in a few days. Fox Sports attorney Greg Werkheiser asked Gross to stay his ruling for 14 days so Fox can file an appeal in U.S. District Court. Gross did not immediately grant the request but noted that he always includes a "courtesy stay" in his rulings. He did not offer any other details. Under the proposed sale process, the Dodgers would receive initial bids by Jan. 13 and complete the sale by April 30. Fox Sports objected to the proposed sale, saying it would violate its rights under an existing contract with the Dodgers. That contract gives Fox certain protections, including an exclusive 45-day period starting in October 2012 to negotiate a contract extension with the Dodgers. The Dodgers want to move up the timetable for Foxs exclusive negotiating period, saying a media rights sale now in conjunction with a sale of the team is the best way to maximize value for creditors and emerge from bankruptcy. Gross appeared to agree with the Dodgers that Fox would maintain many of the same rights under the proposed sale process as it has under its existing contract, including the exclusive negotiating period. "I am satisfied that the proposed modifications are non-material, and that to me is the key," the judge said. The Dodgers contend that because of discussions with Fox during the bankruptcy, the 45-day negotiating period started Nov. 30, meaning Fox has less than six weeks to try to renegotiate its contract with the Dodgers. Werkheiser asked Gross to halt the time clock on the negotiating period until he issues a formal ruling, but the judge was noncommittal. Dodgers attorney Bruce Bennett also seemed disinclined to go along with the request. "Were talking about burning up a couple of days," said Bennett, who told Gross he would talk to Fox attorneys and let the judge know by Friday whether the two sides can agree on how much time is left for the negotiations. Under the proposed sale process, any buyer of the Dodgers would have the ability to accept or reject any media rights deal reached between Fox and the Dodgers existing management. In testimony earlier Thursday, Robert Thompson, a former Fox Sports executive now working as a consultant for Fox, said the company has a much greater likelihood of successfully extending its contract with the Dodgers under the existing agreement than under the bankruptcy sale process. He also said the loss of the Dodgers could spell the end of Foxs Prime Ticket regional sports network, which he said will earn about $70 million for the current fiscal year, thanks in large part to the Dodgers. "Theres no single other sports team that I would say creates as much value that allows Prime Ticket to make those profits as the Dodgers do," Thompson said. Sports media expert Edwin Desser, also testifying for Fox, said the sale of media rights could put Fox at an unfair disadvantage to other potential buyers such as Time Warner by allowing other bidders to see details of Foxs discussions with the Dodgers during the exclusive negotiating period. "It really eviscerates the exclusivity and confidentiality of those negotiations," said Desser, a former executive vice-president for the NBA and chief negotiator of the basketball leagues national media agreements. Desser said he expects Time Warner to "bid vigorously" for the rights to Dodgers games starting in 2014. "I expect that Time Warner is going to be very interested, and Fox is well aware of that," said Desser, who estimated the fair market value of the television rights to be at least $100 million a year. The Dodgers sought bankruptcy protection in June after baseball Commissioner Bud Selig rejected a new TV deal with Fox that Frank McCourt was counting on to keep the franchise solvent. The Dodgers subsequently argued in bankruptcy court that auctioning off the television rights to future games was the best way to maximize the value of the bankruptcy estate for the benefit of all stakeholders. The league joined Fox in opposing such as sale, saying any plan to sell television rights without MLB approval was "dead on arrival" and would spell the end of the club. League attorneys argued that such a sale would breach the Dodgers existing contract with Fox and provide grounds for termination of the franchise for failure to abide by MLB agreements. But after battling with the Dodgers over control of the ball club and seeking to force McCourt to sell the team, MLB reached a settlement last month with the help of a court-appointed mediator. The settlement calls for the sale of the team, the future media rights and Dodger Stadium, but not the parking lots and land surrounding the stadium, which are owned by a separate company that is controlled by McCourt and not involved in the bankruptcy. The settlement between the Dodgers and MLB gives McCourt sole discretion to sell the parking lots and land surrounding the stadium. 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The nervous system includes the brain, spinal cord, and nerves. Structures within the system
may be classified according to divisions: central, peripheral, and autonomic divisions of the nervous system.
cle, blood vessels, secreting cells of glands, and the smooth muscles of organs. The impulses will stimulate or inhibit certain activities.
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