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What happens when designer couples clash? With two designers in a family, there's bound to be the occasional decorating dustup. Eight couples share their design battles and compromises.
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"I wanted to fill a long wall in our breakfast room with tall cabinetry to store all our china and glassware. Andrew said it would turn the room into a pantry." —Jeffry Weisman, Interior Designer
"My dream was to build a false armoire that would open to the garage and my studio. A waste of space, according to Jeffry! In the end, we built what looks like an armoire: the center panel is a secret passage with tall storage cabinets on either side. Win-win!"—Andrew Fisher, Interior Designer

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I have been researching mobile device management strategies for the past several weeks for a story. Today, I came across a useful Forrester Research report that suggests too many IT organizations still equate mobility strategy with laptops computers and aren't yet asking the right policy questions about tablet computers or, in particular, smartphones.
Forrester's new report is called "Does Your IT Department Support the Needs of the Mobile Workforce?" It suggests that businesses need to think more about the role of the mobile workers it is trying to serve — and what those workers are doing with their technology — in order to better manage mobile technologies as part of an overall IT infrastructure strategy.
By 2016, the research company predicts that 63 million U.S. information workers will telecommute at least part of the time, meaning that they will need mobile technology in order to stay connected. But what technology? The most important platforms for the time being are the notebook computer and the smartphone, although more organizations are raising questions about tablet computers for obvious reasons.
Based on its study of close to 5,000 U.S. information workers, Forrester Research suggests that IT organizations can divide potential mobile workers up into these 5 categories:
- Back-office employee: Even though these sorts of workers only work from the office during the week, they have emerging mobility needs. For example, Forrester discovered that approximately one-quarter of this population uses a notebook or laptop computer for work, while another 13 percent use a smartphone at work.
- Hypermobile professional: As you might expect from the word "hyper," this is the group that spends the most time using some mobile technology — ANY mobile technology. They work from home, the office or even while in transit. Close to 90 percent of this group uses a laptop (wait, not 100 percent?); and almost 70 percent of them use a smartphone while at work.
- Part-time telecommuter: Someone who splits their time between the office and a work setting. Almost 60 percent of them use a laptop computer, but only 27 percent use a laptop more than a desktop. Forrester suggests that some of these workers might actually be overprovisioned — getting both a desktop and notebook — when just a mobile device, properly managed and secured, would probably suffice.
- Connected consultant: This is the sort of person who isn't necessarily on your payroll, but who is definitely on your team. The nature of their position means that they split their time between being in an office (not necessarily your company's office) and being on the road. Almost 43 percent use a smartphone at work.
- Remote-based technician: These workers spent almost all of their time working outside of a corporate office. It shouldn't surprise you to hear that almost 60 percent of this group use a laptop; almost 40 percent use a laptop more than a desktop. (That latter statistic was the highest percentage for all of the mobile workers that Forrester Research studied in its report.)
Based on its study of the usage habits of these workforce types, Forrester Research suggests that IT organizations are missing the boat when it comes to strategies and policies that support mobile workers. Specifically, it suggests that companies look at the following:
- Do you have an adequate smartphone policy? Given the high numbers of smartphone users that the survey uncovered, businesses might do well to look at their policy and decide whether it is better to manage the devices that employees bring in or to deploy a "business-liable phone" that is more within the IT team's sphere of influence to manage.
- Are you provisioning too many notebooks? When it comes to certain workforce types, such as a remote-based technician, companies may be better off deploying desktops with remote networking and virtualization technologies along with a smartphone for more flexibility. That's because even though they are remote, these sorts of workers are often at a secured site in an office — even if it is not your company's office. At the same time, it may be worth looking at whether certain people need two devices: maybe a notebook computer with the proper peripherals should serve as more individuals' primary system.
- Consider paying for wireless services. This might encourage more engagement outside work hours AND better control costs that employees might be submitted as travel expenses. If nothing else, workers might consider this as a perk, especially if they are using a smartphone more on the company's behalf than on their own.


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1. Wanted (2008)
R | 110 min | Action, Crime, Fantasy
A frustrated office worker learns that he is the son of a professional assassin, and that he shares his father's superhuman killing abilities.
Writers: Michael Brandt, Derek Haas, Chris Morgan, Mark Millar, J.G. Jones | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Angelina Jolie, James McAvoy, Morgan Freeman, Terence Stamp
2. Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter (2012)
R | 105 min | Action, Fantasy, Horror
Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States, discovers vampires are planning to take over the United States. He makes it his mission to eliminate them.
Writer: Seth Grahame-Smith | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Benjamin Walker, Rufus Sewell, Dominic Cooper, Anthony Mackie
PG-13 | 79 min | Animation, Action, Adventure
A rag doll that awakens in a postapocalyptic future holds the key to humanity's salvation.
Writers: Pamela Pettler, Shane Acker | Director: Shane Acker | Stars: Elijah Wood, Jennifer Connelly, Crispin Glover, Christopher Plummer
4. Ben-Hur (2016)
History | Pre-production
A falsely accused nobleman survives years of slavery to take vengeance on his best friend who betrayed him.
Writers: Lew Wallace, Keith R. Clarke, John Ridley | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Nazanin Boniadi, Toby Kebbell, Morgan Freeman, Jack Huston
5. The Darkest Hour (2011)
PG-13 | 89 min | Action, Drama, Sci-Fi
In Moscow, five young people lead the charge against an alien race who have attacked Earth via our power supply.
Writers: Jon Spaihts, Leslie Bohem, M.T. Ahern | Director: Chris Gorak | Stars: Emile Hirsch, Olivia Thirlby, Max Minghella, Rachael Taylor
6. Apollo 18 (2011)
PG-13 | 86 min | Horror, Sci-Fi, Thriller
Decades-old found footage from NASA's abandoned Apollo 18 mission, where two American astronauts were sent on a secret expedition, reveals the reason the U.S. has never returned to the moon.
Writer: Brian Miller | Director: Gonzalo López-Gallego | Stars: Warren Christie, Lloyd Owen, Ryan Robbins, Michael Kopsa
7. The Snow Queen: Magic of the Ice Mirror (2014)
78 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
Writers: Roman Nepomnyashchiy, Vladimir Nikolaev, Aleksey Tsitsilin, Aleksey Zamyslov | Director: Aleksey Tsitsilin | Stars: Anna Shurochkina, Ivan Okhlobystin, Anna Khilkevich, Aleksandr Uman
8. Hardcore (2015)
Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi | Post-production
Henry, a newly resurrected cyborg who must save his wife/creator from the clutches of a psychotic tyrant with telekinetic powers, AKAN, and his army of mercenaries. Fighting alongside Henry... See full summary »
Director: Ilya Naishuller | Stars: Sharlto Copley, Haley Bennett, Danila Kozlovsky, Cyrus Arnold
9. Night Watch (2004)
R | 114 min | Action, Fantasy, Thriller
A fantasy-thriller set in present-day Moscow where the respective forces that control daytime and nighttime do battle.
Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Laeta Kalogridis, Sergey Lukyanenko | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Vladimir Menshov, Mariya Poroshina, Valeriy Zolotukhin
10. Snow Queen (2012)
PG | 80 min | Animation, Adventure, Family
The Snow Queen created the world of eternal winter where the polar wind cools human souls and clearness of lines obscure emotions. A girl named Gerda, her pet ferret Luta, and Orm the troll must save her brother Kai and the world.
Writers: Vladlen Barbe, Donald Roman Lopez, Vadim Sveshnikov | Directors: Vladlen Barbe, Maksim Sveshnikov | Stars: Anna Shurochkina, Ivan Okhlobystin, Galina Tyunina, Dmitriy Nagiev
11. Happy People: A Year in the Taiga (2010)
Not Rated | 90 min | Documentary
A documentary depicting the life and work of the trappers of Bakhtia, a village in the heart of the Siberian Taiga, where daily life has changed little in over a century.
Writers: Werner Herzog, Dmitry Vasyukov, Rudolph Herzog | Directors: Werner Herzog, Dmitry Vasyukov | Stars: Werner Herzog, Nikolay Nikiforovitch Siniaev, Gennady Soloviev, Anatoly Tarkovsky
12. Day Watch (2006)
R | 132 min | Action, Fantasy, Thriller
A man who serves in the war between the forces of Light and Dark comes into possession of a device that can restore life to Moscow, which was nearly destroyed by an apocalyptic event.
Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Sergey Lukyanenko, Alexander Talal, Vladimir Vasiliev | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Mariya Poroshina, Vladimir Menshov, Galina Tyunina
13. Wanted 2
Action, Crime, Thriller | Announced
Writers: Michael Brandt, Derek Haas, Evan Spiliotopoulos, Mark Millar
14. Unfriended (2014)
82 min | Horror, Thriller
While video chatting one night, six high school friends receive a Skype message from a classmate who killed herself exactly one year ago. A first they think it's a prank, but when the girl ... See full summary »
Writer: Nelson Greaves | Director: Levan Gabriadze | Stars: Cal Barnes, Matthew Bohrer, Courtney Halverson, Shelley Hennig
15. Lucky Trouble (2011)
90 min | Comedy, Romance, Sport
A school teacher from a small Russian town falls for a beautiful Moscow woman who is engaged to be married.
Writer: Roman Nepomnyashchiy | Director: Levan Gabriadze | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Milla Jovovich, Ivan Urgant, Sergey Garmash
16. Chornaya Molniya (2009)
102 min | Action, Sci-Fi, Thriller
A Moscow college student's gift car from his parents turns out to be more than anyone expects when it flies, which he uses to become both a city guardian and a speedy floral delivery boy.
Writers: Dmitriy Aleynikov, Alexander Talal, Aleksandr Voytinskiy, Mikhail Vrubel, Rostislav Krivitskiy, Vladimir Neklyudov | Directors: Dmitriy Kiselev, Aleksandr Voytinskiy | Stars: Grigoriy Dobrygin, Ekaterina Vilkova, Viktor Verzhbitskiy, Valeriy Zolotukhin
17. The Arena (I) (2001)
R | 92 min | Adventure, Drama, Action
In an age of Gladiators, the power that was Rome held its empire together with the might of its armies, the sweat and tears of its conquests, and the cheers and bloodlust of its citizens - ... See full summary »
Writer: John William Corrington | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Karen McDougal, Lisa Dergan, Olga Sutulova, Yuliya Chicherina
18. Last Call with Carson Daly (2002– )
30 min | Comedy, Music, Talk-Show
Join Carson Daly as he checks out the coolest places in LA and talks with todays big names in film and television and introduces you to up and coming bands and musicians that rock.
Stars: Carson Daly, Kip Madsen, Zane Carney, Brian McCarthy
19. Le grand journal de Canal+ (2004– )
60 min | Comedy, Talk-Show
Stars: Michel Denisot, Jean-Michel Aphatie, Ariane Massenet, Yann Barthes
20. Yolki 1914 (2014)
Comedy | Filming
Writers: Aleksey Kazakov, Anna Matison, Ilya Tsofin | Directors: Timur Bekmambetov, Yuriy Bykov, Aleksandr Karpilovskiy, Dmitriy Kiselev, Aleksandr Kott | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Eugenia Khirivskaya, Dato Bakhtadze, Mariya Poroshina
21. Up Close with Carrie Keagan (2007– )
Talk-Show | Active
Creator: Kourosh Taj | Stars: Carrie Keagan, Shark Firestone, Emma Stone, Bradley Cooper
22. Yolki 2 (2011)
106 min | Comedy
Film is a collection of several interlinked stories that happen on the New Year's eve.
Writer: Anna Matison | Directors: Aleksandr Baranov, Timur Bekmambetov, Oksana Bychkova, Rezo Gigineishvili, Dmitriy Kiselev, Aleksandr Kott | Stars: Evgeniya Abramova, Olga Aksyonova-Kavalay, Irina Arkhipova, Dato Bakhtadze
23. Ironiya sudby. Prodolzhenie (2007)
115 min | Comedy, Romance
Zhenya and Nadya go their separate ways. Nadya stuck with her bureaucrat boyfriend, married h im and had a daughter... See full synopsis »
Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Emil Braginskiy, Eldar Ryazanov | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Elizaveta Boyarskaya, Sergey Bezrukov, Andrey Myagkov
24. Gorko! 2 (2014)
96 min | Comedy
Writers: Aleksey Kazakov, Zhora Kryzhovnikov | Director: Zhora Kryzhovnikov
25. The Current War
Drama | Announced
Electricity titans Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse compete to create a sustainable system and market it to the American people.
Writer: Michael Mitnick | Director: Ben Stiller
26. Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter: The Great Calamity (2012 Video)
14 min | Animation, Short, Fantasy
A motion comic follow-up to a chapter from Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter novel where Abe's friend, Edgar Allan Poe, tells him the tale of historical Hungarian countess Elizabeth Bathory, often tied to vampire legends due to her brutality.
Writers: Seth Grahame-Smith, Javier Soto | Director: Javier Soto | Stars: Benjamin Walker, Clifton Collins Jr.
27. Forever (I)
Sci-Fi | Announced
Set in a futuristic world ruled by robots, a young human child searches for the origin of humanity.
Writers: Gareth Edwards, Dante Harper | Director: Gareth Edwards
28. Yolki 3 (2013)
100 min | Comedy, Drama, Romance
Writers: Olga Kharina, Anna Matison | Directors: Aleksandr Karpilovskiy, Olga Kharina, Dmitriy Kiselev, Aleksandr Kott | Stars: Dato Bakhtadze, Anton Bogdanov, Anna Chipovskaya, Aleksandr Domogarov
29. Squirrels
Horror | Announced
A powerful gas company buying up all of the land in a small town contributes to an environmental disaster that causes the city's squirrel's to become rabid, flesh-eating monsters.
Writers: Dan Antoniazzi, Ben Shiffrin
30. Petersburg Carousel
Drama | Announced
A collection of short films focusing on different aspects of the city of St. Petersburg.
Directors: Bakur Bakuradze, Timur Bekmambetov, Ralph Fiennes, Cédric Klapisch, Ilmar Raag, Sam Rockwell, Dunya Smirnova, Todd Solondz, Igor Voloshin
31. Dzhentlmeny, udachi! (2012)
Writers: Vladimir Nagorny, Slava Se | Directors: Aleksandr Baranov, Dmitriy Kiselev | Stars: Dato Bakhtadze, Sergey Bezrukov, Dima Bilan, Anton Bogdanov
32. Nochnoy bazar (2005)
116 min | Action, Comedy, Fantasy
Directors: Aleksandr Bachilo, Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Konstantin Khabenskiy, Yuriy Kutsenko, Vladimir Menshov, Mariya Mironova
33. Escape from Afghanistan (2002 Video)
R | 90 min | Action, War
Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Gennadi Kayumov, Rauf Kubayev | Director: Timur Bekmambetov | Stars: Barry Kushner, Viktor Verzhbitskiy, David Kheird, Michael Karpinski
34. Drakony (2015)
Adventure, Fantasy, Romance | Filming
Writers: Marina Dyachenko, Sergey Dyachenko | Director: Indar Dzhendubaev | Stars: Mariya Poezzhaeva, Matvey Lykov, Vyacheslav Chepurchenko
35. Kikoriki: Team Invincible (2011)
90 min | Animation
Writers: Aleksei Lebedev, Michael Mennies, Mike de Seve | Director: Denis Chernov | Stars: Vadim Bochanov, Sergey Mardar, Anton Vinogradov, Svetlana Pismichenko
36. Moby Dick
Adventure, Drama | Announced
A new take on the classic tale of Captain Ahab search for an elusive whale.
Writers: Bill Collage, Adam Cooper, Herman Melville | Director: Timur Bekmambetov
37. Gorko! (2013)
100 min | Comedy
Progressive and talented Natasha and Roma dream of a European wedding by the sea - but Natasha's stepfather procured a different scenario. Rough official of the city administration ... See full summary »
Writers: Aleksey Kazakov, Zhora Kryzhovnikov, Nikolay Kulikov | Director: Zhora Kryzhovnikov | Stars: Yuliya Aleksandrova, Anastasiya Dobakhova, Egor Koreshkov, Yevgeniy Kushpel
38. Six Degrees of Celebration (2010)
90 min | Comedy
Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Aleksandr Voytinskiy, Andrey Kureychik, Mikhail Vrubel, Dmitriy Aleynikov, Roman Nepomnyashchiy, Aleksey Fyodorov, Oleg Malovichko | Directors: Timur Bekmambetov, Yaroslav Chevazhevskiy, Ignas Jonynas, Dmitriy Kiselev, Aleksandr Voytinskiy | Stars: Dmitry Medvedev, Alina Bulynko, Sergey Pokhodaev, Ivan Urgant
39. Black Lightning
Sci-Fi | Announced
Director: Timur Bekmambetov
40. Heatseekers
Action | Announced
An action story focused on a former military pilot who takes on a group of aerial pirates.
Writers: F. Scott Frazier, George Mahaffey, Chris Morgan, Greg Russo | Director: Timur Bekmambetov
41. Jeremiah Harm
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42. Igra v pravdu (2013)
90 min | Comedy, Drama
Writers: Yuriy Kutsenko, Philippe Lellouche, Dmitriy Maryanov, Viktor Shamirov | Director: Viktor Shamirov | Stars: Irina Apeksimova, Yuriy Kutsenko, Dmitriy Maryanov, Konstantin Yushkevich
43. Prozhektorperiskhilton (2008– )
35 min | Comedy, News, Talk-Show
Infotainment programme with four hosts and a celebrity guest joking about the past week's news.
Stars: Ivan Urgant, Aleksandr Tsekalo, Garik Martirosyan, Sergey Svetlakov
44. Molodoi Dedushka (2015)
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45. Untitled Yolki Remake
Comedy | Announced
Framed around the Chinese New Year, a young orphan girl factors into the intersection of eight peoples' lives over one New Years Eve.
Directors: Timur Bekmambetov, Eva Jin
46. Peshavarskiy vals (1994)
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Writers: Timur Bekmambetov, Gennadi Kayumov | Directors: Timur Bekmambetov, Gennadi Kayumov | Stars: Barry Kushner, Viktor Verzhbitskiy
47. One Hundred Percent Lunar Boy
Sci-Fi | Announced
Set two thousand years in the future on an abandoned moon colony, an afflicted boy living there falls for a girl living on Earth.
Writers: Edward Ricourt, Stephen Tunney | Director: Timur Bekmambetov
48. Woogles
Adventure | Announced
kept under wraps.
Writer: Nick Antosca
49. Shkola zlosloviya (2002– )
52 min | Talk-Show
Stars: Dunya Smirnova, Tatyana Tolstaya, Lyubov Sliska, Yegor Gaydar
50. '9': U-Control Picture in Picture (2009 Video)
Stars: Timur Bekmambetov, Tim Burton, Jennifer Connelly, Crispin Glover


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- 23 March 2012
Breaking news - AC/DC The Wine available now in Sweden!
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- 20 March 2012Late last week the Australian Football League has announced that AC/DC's "It's A Long Way To The Top (If You Wanna Rock 'N Roll)" will be featured in the leagues 2012 advertising campaign.
According to the official AFL website, "It's only fitting that Australia's greatest game has adopted the world famous rock anthem It's a long way to the top from Australia's most successful rock band of all time."
"It's a great tribute to the late Bon Scott and a fantastic coup for the AFL to get such acknowledgement as this is the first time the band have linked themselves with an Australian sport."
AFL fans can expect to hear AC/DC's anthem played before matches during the 2012 season.
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- 1 March 2012
On Friday night February 17th 2012 Brian Johnson and Cliff Williams made a special guest appearance on stage with the Greg Billings band at Marina Jacks in Sarasota, Florida.
Brian and Cliff performed on stage with the band on versions of "Okeechobee Whiskey" (Stranger), "Hey Jude" (The Beatles), and AC/DC's "You Shook Me All Night Long".
You can see the video here
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- 15 February 2012Congratulations to AC/DC on achieving gold RIAA certification for the album Iron Man 2!
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- 27 January 2012Stern Pinball, Inc., the only maker of real pinball machine games announced the availability of the AC/DC pinball machine. The AC/DC pinball machine allows players to experience the power of rock and roll with their own two hands. Players will be able to rock out to 12 classic AC/DC hits including "Back In Black," "Highway To Hell" and "You Shook Me All Night Long." Other exciting game features include two separate ramps, a lower play field, ball shooting cannon, eight drop targets, a mechanized Hell's Bell and animations of the AC/DC band. Players can also join the party with a TNT detonator and the Devil's Jukebox. This tribute to one of rock and roll's most memorable bands pushes the auditory limits with its sound, style and infectious riffs. The AC/DC machine is designed to rock.
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- 23 January 2012
AC/DC's Australia's Family Jewels Exhibition will be transported to the USA this Spring. The exhibition will be showing at the EMP museum in Seattle, Washington from April 28, 2012-September 29, 2012.
Developed and presented by the Arts Centre Melbourne and the Western Australian Museum in association with AC/DC, Albert Music, and Sony Music, this is the first and only fully endorsed exhibition to bring to life the history, creativity, and power of one of the world's greatest rock bands. The exhibition will feature more than 400 artifacts including photos, instruments, 35 years of gig posters from shows staged around the world, letters, lyrics, and costumes, including an extremely rare Angus Young schoolboy outfit and his 1975 home sewn 'Super Ang' costume, complete with gold and red satin cape.
For further information: http://www.empmuseum.org
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- 14 November 2011We're excited to announce AC/DC Pinball Rocks for iPhone and iPad! Take the stage and bask in the colored lights, roaring guitars, and thundering drums of AC/DC. Includes classic AC/DC hits, original voice recordings from vocalist Brian Johnson, guitar-shredding mini-games and a hyper-realistic pinball enviroment featuring AC/DC's most iconic set pieces. Ring Hell's bells, fire a cannonball salute, flick the switch to power up the power station, and take a ride with Rosie -- all in dazzling HD. Available today in the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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- 14 October 2011
On October 12th, 2011 AC/DC Live at River Plate was awarded Best Music DVD at the annual ARIA music awards in Australia. "Live At River Plate" was filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina in December 2009 during AC/DC's massive "Black Ice" world tour and debuted at #1 in 17 countries around the world.
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- 12 October 2011
Welcome to the all new ACDC.com, the official AC/DC website! Acca Dacca fans be sure to check out all of the new features on the site! You can now post your concert reviews, photos, and more in the tour section which includes AC/DC's complete concert history, post your blog, album review or talk about your favorite AC/DC album in the community section, add your own fan photos showing off your favorite AC/DC tattoos, collectibles, and your very own high voltage concert photos from the concerts you attended, and much more!
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At least four people have been killed after a roadside bomb targeting an Afghan cabinet minister exploded in the western city of Herat, officials have said.Mohammad Ismail Khan, the energy and water minister and a prominent anti-Taliban commander, however, escaped unharmed, a police source in Kabul, the Afghan capital, said on Sunday.
"He [Khan] was on his way to Kabul and is fine, but civilians have been killed," the source said.Abdul Raouf Ahmadi, a local police spokesman, said: "Four people were killed, including a woman and a child. And 17 other people were wounded."The local governor's office confirmed the toll.
Taliban responsibility"The target was Ismail Khan," Zabihullah Mujahid, a Taliban spokesman who claimed responsibility for the attack, told the Reuters news agency by telephone from an undisclosed location.Khan, a former governor of Herat, a province bordering Iran, is a senior member of the Northern Alliance whose forces helped US forces in toppling the Taliban in 2001.The attack wounded the minister's bodyguards, who are being treated in hospital for minor injuries, said Naqibullah Arwin, a spokesman for the local governor's office.Witnesses told an AFP correspondent at the scene that the blast was set off by a suicide car bomber. Afghanistan has been reeling from renewed Taliban attacks, which have stalled a Western-backed reconstruction drive.Thousands of people have been killed and Nato and the US - with more than 100,000 troops in Afghanistan - remain bogged down in a nearly eight-year conflict. The violence is at its deadliest level in the eight years since the 2001 US-led invasion ousted the Taliban regime in Kabul.
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The two ball form of earrings is one of the more popular styles worn during the mid years of the Victorian era. Utilizing the hollow construction typical of the times, the surface of these 14k yellow gold orbs are embellished with superb ornate wire work and precise granulation (the application of small beads of gold to a surface).
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Back in the 90s a whole bunch of young people decided it was way more fun to live in old double-decker buses and party non-stop rather than getting an office job and starting a family. Tom Hunter, Professor in Photography Research at the London College of Communication, was one of those travellers and has decided to host an exhibition of photos taken during that time.
This is now the fifth time we've featured Swedish studio Bedow's work on the site. First it was for thermosensitive beer labels that changed design according to their temperature, then for some incredibly tasteful cosmetics packaging. Next there was the book about hand-carved spoons and then finally this record label identity.
2014 is a big year for Cape Town. Not only does it follow Helsinki as World Design Capital, but its flagship festival of creativity Design Indaba celebrates its 20th anniversary. And so we are delighted to announce that It's Nice That has joined forces as a media partner for this year's conference, generally regarded as one of the most inspirational around.
It was way back in 2012 that we featured Paul X Johnson on the site when he bowled us over with his stylised visual sensibilities. Fast forward 18 months and it's good to see the London-based illustrator has lost none of the panache that so excited us first time round. What seems significant is the amount of repeat clients who come back to Paul again and again for his image-making; the likes of Little White Lies, SHOP magazine, and The Courtneeners among others. While his portraits of the likes of Ryan Gosling and Kristen Stewart are tight enough, it's his imagined scenes that really slay me; a strange and unsettling world where things may not be what they seem.
Everybody knows that the best birthday presents are the ones you make yourself. Especially if you, like Joe Stone, happen to be a super-talented graphic designer and illustrator with an infallible knowledge of Tarantino's classic Pulp Fiction, a passionate love for Guess Who? and a really, really good friend.
Before there were cycling cafes, before fixed gear bikes became the trademark of hipsters, before the word hipster even existed (just imagine it!) being a cycle courier was just another way of making a living, and not some kind of misguided fashion statement. Don't believe me? Check out these photos of cycle couriers in Toronto that were taken over 20 years ago. Look at them all, relaxing for lunches in summery parks and hammering it across town in the bitter snow. Looks like fun right? And it makes us nostalgic for something we've never, ever experienced. Thank you Trevor Hughes for sharing these gems.
What do you get if you combine the Banzai Pipeline on the North Shore of O'ahu, some pro-surfers and a quadrocopter with GoPros attached? (This isn't a joke by the way, the answer isn't even funny). You get the most mind-bending surf film you've ever laid eyes on. This four-minute snapshot of (tubular) genius is the work of Eric Sterman, a young Hawaiian surf film-maker, and is a compilation of the best wave rides of the 2013 season. Not much else to say here apart from just continuing to babble on about how great this is, so just sit back and enjoy!
Sometimes I feel that if The Weekender was a song it would be Avalon by Roxy Music. Imagine Bryan Ferry circa 1974, lounging by a turquoise pool in an ivory suit. A woman in a tasselled negligee walks through the patio doors and tumblers full of ice clink as she draws nearer. Upstairs his suits nestle closer against one another in the large wardrobe. A snake intertwines itself in the legs of his sun lounger. The sun sets. The needle drops and Avalon begins to play…
A very special mixtape for you this week from young whippersnapping band, Big Ups. The band, formed in 2010, is made up of Brendan Finn, Joe Galarraga, Amar Lal, and Carlos Salguero Jr. They've been signed to Tough Love records and their "blend punk, post-punk, metal, and indie rock" songs channel worldly topics such as science and mood swings. This mixtape is one of the best we've had so far, and is the perfect accompaniment to your grizzly Friday afternoon. Especially if you like Weezer or spent your youth playing guitar in your garage with (or without) your friends.
Remember how fantastic camcorders were in the 90s? Mayer Hawthorne was evidently a fan; the video for his song Crime is a super stripped-back remembrance of that golden era. It all seems like an uninterrupted nostalgia fest, actually, until the singing starts, when line by line the lyrics pop up in the analogue text in the borders like the coolest karaoke video ever made. And in case that isn't enough, the video footage used is taken from the cameras used on the dashboards of police cars, so they're filming actual criminals, too. Simple, but very effective. Now who wants to talk about Tamagotchis?
There are many types of people I'm glad exist in this world. Those who have the dedication and strong stomachs to be doctors. Those selfless enough to look after the elderly. And those willing to scour computer games for paintings that exist in the likes of Super Mario and Final Fantasy and collate them together on a blog like the Video Game Art Archive.
Most weeks there's a moment while we're recording the podcast when someone says something we assume will be edited out in the final reckoning. More often than not though, listening back it feels like it would be criminal to cut out these bits, and so once again we present 24 minutes of art and design discussion, warts and all. You can listen using the SoundCloud embed below or subscribe via iTunes here.
It's that time of year again; late nights in the studio amid feverish attempts to win one of the most prestigious young creatives' awards around. That's right D&AD's New Blood Awards are back for 2014 with 16 exciting and engaging briefs for entrants to get their teeth stuck into.
Just when you think you've seen artists and filmmakers do everything that could possibly be done on the theme of time, another brain-box swans in and turns everything on its head to make the subject completely new again. Enter Adam Magyar, the artist/filmmaker who will make you look at crowded commuter train platforms in an entirely new way.
Different questions apply to different kinds of creative work. With some it's "how?" for others it's "what?" but for Dutch photographer Maurice van Es it's very definitely "why?"
You just don't get much better than this, right? A Berlin couple who create some of the most joy-infused, well thought-out illustrations you've ever seen. Imagine actually living in the world of Golden Cosmos; plants, sunshine, orange juice, good books, new socks, tiled floors…Oh my.
Querida is Spanish for "beloved", and it's with the same adoration that this Spanish studio named themselves, as they treat their creative projects."We love typography, illustration, colours, photography and we enjoy new technologies as much as we worship detail and craft." Their love for what they do makes itself apparent in their work; from art direction and design for Perdiz magazine to an identity and corresponding stationery for Idep , Barcelona's design school.
It's one of the big challenges of the internet age; how does a business or organisation which is inherently defined by real-world products do digital? Well, this is how. Just under a year ago we hailed Made Thought's GF Smith Colorplan swatch book, a drool-inducing piece of print perfection. At the time there was an impressive website to enjoy as well, but recently the studio has updated the online offering and it's a thing of beauty and joy (which is NEVER something I thought I'd say about a paper company's website…).
Things in LA are shinier and better looking than pretty much the rest of the world, and a shiny place full of really, really good looking famous people calls for a photographer who's going to immortalise them properly. Luckily Emily Shur is really good at capturing the stars of LA with a sheen that is at once humorous and also incredibly flattering. Her portraits tend to be hi-octane shots that have obviously taken a while to set up, and then edit, to show the subject almost as they would be expected to appear on the silver screen. The more commercial shots (Will Ferrell in a fur coat) are juxtaposed nicely with candid gems such as the portrait of Neko Case with a horse or Adrien Brody grinning cheekily through some railings.
Tal R is an artist usually recognisable for his vibrant use of colour. He's built his reputation on packing every degree of the spectrum into a single canvas. So long-term fans might be surprised to discover that his latest book, The Moon , is much more chromatically restrained than usual, printed in muted blues and reds. Don't worry though, inside you'll find that Tal's sense of mischief is still very much intact, the characters within engaging in all sorts of lewd acts and deviant behaviour. They're all smiling too, so what's not to enjoy?
Did you know that over 1.3 billion people in the world live without any access to electricity? It's astonishing facts such as these that have spurred Panasonic to launch a project to start bringing light to dark places by donating solar lanterns to replace dangerous kerosene lamps. Now Panasonic is launching Cut Out The Darkness, a competition that asks the public to donate their own designs for solar lantern shades. Artists involved in the project so far include skilled paper-cutters Anna Howarth, Bovey Lee, Sarah Dennis and Julene Harrison among others.
Sometimes there's a perfect confluence of creative person and project; a delicious coming-together of right moment and right time for all concerned. Such was the case when Dave Sedgwick of Manchester's curated outdoor art space Print & Paste was chatting to Liam Hopkins of the Lost Heritage agency.
I'll give you a minute to compose yourself and scroll around this webpage like it's the best day of your life. Once you're done losing your shit about how cool this is (it's SAND) we can then tell you that this is the work of scientist Dr Gary Greenberg whose work has led him to being a world expert on all things tiny and beautiful.
I always imagine that designing album artwork for a cool band must be one of the best jobs as a graphic designer; you get to revel in the mild synaesthesia that everybody secretly harbours by trying to recreate an aural experience in visual form, and try to silently convince passers by to pick up a record in the process.
To announce the results of the 2014 Wallpaper* Design Awards, Christian Borstlap and his team at Part Of A Bigger Plan have produced this beautifully simple film that takes us through the roster of judges and winners one by one. But why should you watch this video when you could just read the names from a list? Well, the guys at Part Of A Bigger Plan are particularly adept at crafting terrifically slick animations and this one is no exception to that rule, showing off the winning fashion, architectural and interior collections with geometric precision and style. Enjoy!
This week editor James Cartwright laments the loss of ham-fisted cinema and urges us to let Kickstarter revive it. As always, you comments are encouraged below.
Pictures of comedians tend to fall into two broad camps; the look-how-zany-I-am type or the sad-clown-away-from-the-spotlight. Both have their place but can be frustratingly broadbrush. That's one of the reasons why Rachel King's new series is so fascinating; because it breaks the mould. Rachel approached various leading funny men and women and asked them what satire meant to them, and artists India Banks and Frode Gjerlow then created sets and props which represented their answers.
People go on about "flourishes" but it's not until you've seen stars applied in between lines of perfectly chosen typography that you really understand what it means, but these guys have go them coming out of their ears. Few graphic design portfolios have given me as much palpable joy as this one from Studio Laucke Siebein. As well as designing frieze d/e, Dirk and Johanna have made charming posters, identities, books and small publications for the likes of Kunsthal Rotterdam and the Groninger museum. I wonder why museums keep on coming to them to design the identities for their shows? Ah yes, it's because everything these two lay their hands on becomes fun, accessible and desirable.
Every now and again the internet throws a gem into your path, and for me it happened this week with not one but two creatives; illustrator Joost Stokhof, who goes by the name "The Things We Are", and designer Nick Liefhebber, in the form of this riso-printed zine. Entitled Chaos or rather χάος, the project combines the compositions and patterns of Greek vase paintings with the restricted colours of risograph printing, to create a collection of 13 images based on the pandemonium from which the gods first arose in Greek mythology.
By this time of January, most people have started to add caveats to their well-intentioned New Year's Resolutions. I won't drink on weekdays. When there's a full moon. Unless I hear a dog bark. But if your plans for 2014 extend to something slightly more ambitious then digital education start-up Steer have just the thing for you.
Ok everyone calendars out, because have we got a date for you to save. Friday 13 June to be specific, when our Here conference returns to the magnificent Royal Geographical Society in London. Tickets will go on sale on Tuesday February 4 which is also when we'll be revealing some of the amazing creative talents we have confirmed to speak at our flagship event. You can follow Here on Twitter and find us on Facebook. You can (and should!) also sign up to our dedicated Here newsletter to get all the updates delivered direct to your inbox; you can sign up at the Here website.
At times we are all guilty of being in thrall to bright colours. That's no criticism; our brains seem to be hardwired to find them uplifting, and on first glance it was precisely this that drew me to Erin O'Keefe's latest work. But I was excited to discover the heavyweight conceptual ideas that underpin these gorgeous visuals; eye-candy schm-eye candy!
How refreshing to be picked up from a brightly-lit office and transported to the dark streets of Hollywood at midnight. Not the Hollywood you may expect in films, with the burning lights of parties, movie stars on every corner and Julia Roberts whizzing past in the Lotus Esprit from Pretty Woman. This is a different Hollywood, the one you'd find if you booked your flight tomorrow and went for a nighttime stroll upon arrival.
We're long overdue an update on Alex Prager's fabulously melodramatic photography; the last time we posted about her was almost two years ago, and she hasn't paused making work since. As ever there's a strong undertone of voyeurism to her images, with her style still characterised by loaded cinematic poses and hectic multitudes of people crammed into small places.
Siren Elise Wilhelmsen is a Norwegian product designer based between Bergen and Berlin. She produces objects that challenge the concept of traditional functionality and transform natural materials into intricate mechanical objects. Through her practice she seeks to find "a conceptual way to stimulate ideas and discussions around our everyday objects, rituals and culture."
Just one look at the books this Spanish design duo have picked and you know they mean business. Their choice of exhibition catalogues and functional typographic bibles reveal a lot about how Córdova – Canillas work. They themselves declare that their studio's approach is "defined by a collaborative network that allows them to integrate graphic design, art direction, photography, communication and strategy to develop projects for commercial and institutional clients focused in contemporary culture." Wowzah! Read on to get very inspired, very quickly.
From Modern Toss to The Far Side, to breakfast newspaper staples Matt and Banx, there's nowt better than seeing a universal truth represented with a funny one-liner cartoon. We don't often put this kind of thing on It's Nice That, which seems odd considering what a wonderful and spectacularly niche skill it is. Paul Noth is up there with the greats, and his witty gags grace the pages of the New Yorker and the Wall Street Journal on the regular.
Some studios spend months researching and refining their own visuals, fretting over the kerning on the letterhead or torn Patrick Bateman-like between two eggshell whites for the business cards. Not for Eindhoven studio Raw Color, who after five years of practice amassing an impressive portfolio of work, decided "it was about time to develop our own identity."
Now we know for sure that the residents of China aren't watching their sunrise on a giant plasma screen (phew!) we thought it was high time to investigate how the most populated nation in the world actually spends its days. Enter Zhang Xiao, a 32-year-old photographer from China's Shandong province. Since graduating with a degree in Art & Design from the architecture department at Yantai University he's been documenting his homeland with an insider's attention to detail and an unflinching eye for composition.
When designer Joe Luxton of Build sent through his new blog, he suggested it was something we "may enjoy." As he explained: "Basically we made a calendar for our mum for her Christmas present of photos of us recreating old photographs that we found of ourselves." Well Joe, it turns out you know our predilections like the back of your hand. As happens quite often we've seen the basic idea before, but there's something about the execution – the care and attention to detail – which lifts this well above similar projects. The range from the cute to the ever so slightly disturbing (looking at you adult bath picture) and I'm a particular fan of the ones where they get their dad involved in the fun. We just hope Mama Luxton was as smitten with them as we are.


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Bucs Could Be Without Top Two Receiving Threats Against Cardinals
The Bucs could be without their top two receivers on Sunday. How will that affect rookie QB Mike Glennon as he makes his first start?
Patriots Injuries On Offense Should Help Bucs
The Bucs have been lucky for the most part with injuries early on. But the Patriots are missing many key tools on offense. Can that help the Bucs?
Carl Nicks Expects To Play For Bucs Against Saints
The Bucs may have left guard Carl Nicks back on Sunday against the Saints. That should spark Doug Martin and the running game.
Bucs Will Be Relatively Healthy Against Banged-Up Jets
The Bucs will likely be without starting left guard Carl Nicks against the Jets. But compared to the Jets, the Bucs will go into Sunday's game relatively healthy.
Buccaneers Hold Tons Of Potential Going Forward
The Bucs were able to finish the season off strong, but they still have flaws, which can be fixed with a successful offseason.
Relatively Healthy Buccaneers Prepare To Face Falcons
The Bucs have dealt with their fair share of injuries this season, and they've severely affected the team. But they are relatively healthy heading into the season finale.
Buccaneers Likely Without Aaron Morgan Against Rams
The Bucs have many players on injured reserve, but the active players are relatively healthy. However, Aaron Morgan could miss Sunday's game against the Rams.
Da'Quan Bowers' Status In Question For Buccaneers
Da'Quan Bowers has played well for the Bucs lately. But he is dealing with a hamstring injury and a personal issue that might keep him out of Sunday's game.
Roy Miller Hopes To Play Sunday For Buccaneers
The Bucs have been dealing with injuries all season long. But Sunday's game is important, which is why they'll need DT Roy Miller to play.
Buccaneers Will Be Healthy Against Broncos
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How To Install Fedora 12 KDE
Submitted by vadi01 (Contact Author) (Forums) on Wed, 2010-01-20 17:45. :: Fedora | Desktop
How To Install Fedora 12 KDE
This is a very brief howto on installing Fedora 12 KDE on 64 bit machines. I installed it on my laptop, tweaked it and still tweaking. So here goes.....
1. Download the 64 bit DVD from the Fedora website.
2. Go through the installation process (partitioning, setting up root etc.). When you reach the software area, seect 'Customize software now'... click next.
3. Deselect Gnome and select KDE. Also from Audio/Video deselect brasero and select k3b. I don't need evolution so I deselected it too.
4. Once the installation is complete, reboot, create a user name and password as prompted.
5. I disabled kpackagekit update. Open the application kpackagekit, go to settings and in the window marked "check for updates" select never.
6. Connect to the Internet. Make sure you have a connection and then update Fedora from terminal.
7. Now you need to install 2 things:
8. Done! Now update your Fedora:
yum update
Wait for some time. Can take 20-30 minutes to update and install.
Then REBOOT!
9. Okay now the real fun begins.
Enable Additional repositories (rpm fusion).
rpm -Uvh http://download1.rpmfusion.org/free/fedora/rpmfusion-free-release-stable.noarch.rpm http://download1.rpmfusion.org/nonfree/fedora/rpmfusion-nonfree-release-stable.noarch.rpm
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yum update
Ok done! Now let's start the fine tuning!
yum install yakuake mc pavucontrol htop unrar checkgmail


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In this new video actor Ted Danson talks about the founding of Oceana a decade ago and its growth in becoming the largest ocean-only conservation group in the world. Now, he says, Oceana's focus is on saving our fisheries.
As he notes, a third of fish caught worldwide are discarded, never making it to the dinner table. It's what is known in the industry as "bycatch" and it accounts for over 16 billion pounds of wasted catch each year. While the majority of the world's fisheries are overexploited, Oceana believes that through science-based quotas, habitat protection and by stemming the outrageous waste of bycatch, the oceans can continue to be a major source of the world's protein as world population approaches 9 billion people by the middle of the century.
"This is no longer about saving fish. It's about feeding the world," he says in the video.
Mr. Danson also offers some sound philosophical advice as well:
"Do not wait until ah, when I've made it I will then give back. Start behaving as if you have made it and start giving back now."


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I posted this inadvertently under an earlier post called "week 1" - oops. Wrong place. & haven't discovered how to delete it yet. So, am reposting as a new thread. If this helps at all re. finding time to comment directly to the writers:
I realize many of us do not have a lot of time. This is a lot of time to read apprx 6 entries/week & evaluate them judiciously! In the interest of saving time, engaging w/ the applicants & networking, this has become my approach so far. I'd be interested to hear yours also.
I open the page/link for the writer's entry & read it.
I open the blank evaluation form page at the same time.
As & after I read, I make comments as they come to me on the applicant's page, below her entry. It actually helps me get a handle on the entry, since some are a bit confusing. Or sometimes I have to highlight something to make it stand out in my own mind, to see if it fulfills the grading criteria. These go public to the 2013 VOF applicants' group. My comments/feedback might include ideas to further the writer's points, to ask for more info & for group input/discussion. Also to give him/her some (+) feedback & help perhaps create connection in the entire group page.
Anything more involved or critical (which does not necessarily imply negative), which could make her feel exposed re. her writing or approach, I send to her personally via her email (just click on her name in her entry). This includes tips on fulfilling the assignment & re. what WP is looking for.
At that point, I have 3 pages open -- the entry/post +evaluation form + writer's email page.
Some posts are a bit hard to follow & require me to read them 2-4 times.
I tag my comments, then I send in the 3 pages to the WP site.
Each writer's entry takes me about 30 min. to grade & comment on, I'd guess.
If I see someone who I think will be a good fit for me in my work or interests, I friend them. No one has refused yet. It's nice to have a handy "Rolodex" of ppl who are inspired and involved in my own areas of interest.
From this approach, I am meeting fascinating ppl & I hope, making friends worldwide. It's a unique opportunity.
My efforts have definitely helped me feel connected to real ppl. And of course, feel that I am furthering WP's mission, which is a pretty cool concept. Not too bad for 3-4 hrs./week (tho it always goes longer w/ the friending & commenting on the commenting... ...)
Thx, all. On to week 2!!
Working quite differently
Hi TIna!
Thanks for sharing. It's a good idea to share our ways of working with the assignments. I'm working quite differently from them. Here were my steps for Week 1:
- print all my assignments
- read them twice
- print the report form
- check whether the assignment meets the criteria of date, tag, and word count
- grade assignments all together for each point (so I don't work by assignment but by criteria; that allows me to compare assignments and grade them in a "collective" way rather than individually
- many times, when I hesitate between 2 points (for example: should I give a 4 or 5 to that story on "leadership" criteria?) I write them both and decide when I'm done with all the other grades. I copied this technique from my mum who is a history and geographics teacher :)
- double check everything
- post comment on the stories. I either highlighted the elements I liked or asked some questions about the questions I thought could be more developed.
- fill in my 5 report forms in a row
Aaaaaaand that's it.
Note: during the grading process, it often came to my mind that I was responsible somehow for these women to get or not to get in VOF training, which is a huge responsibility. It sort of stressed me out a bit, so I felt the need to listen to some music while grading or putting dumb TV stuff in the background to help me relax a bit. I tried to pay the maximum of attention to the stories and I did not fill in the reports until I was SURE 1) my grading really reflected my feelings 2) my feelings were not too much influenced by my mood of the moment, etc....
I have to say I had 5 great stories in my hands and it took me quite a long time to grade it all; But I forced myself to do all the grading in one evening, to keep a coherence between the grades....
I can't wait to read the next wave of assignments!
Reading your comment, I realize that actually I re read the assignment for each point (like leadership, etc...) because I had to find different things. My assignments were not as rhetoric as yours apparently , the women referred quite a lot to their own experiences and political things happening at the moment in their countries, but indeed it's a good idea to direct them towards the writing guide tips - will do! Thanks for the suggestion :)
Thanks also about my English :) I studied and am now working in English the whole time so it's become more natural, and it allows me to participate in great things here and facilitate a bit the life of French-speaking women on our forum!
Greetings and enjoy your sunday!
Thanks for sharing your
Thanks for sharing your brilliant experiences in grading the assignments.
I do the grading at a go for coherence. It has been an opportunity to expand my network on WP with like minded women too.
The comments coming in have been very useful for me to improve how I do my evaluations of the applicants.
Keep sharing!
Wow, thats is nice to hear.
Thanks for starting this thread Tina. I am a VOF 2010-2011 participant myself and I also like to keep in mind what WorldPulse's mission and what they are trying to achieve here. Reading those assignments was also overwhelming for me. I felt the sense of being responsible too about who we let in and who we don't in the program and most of the work I read was up to the mark, which does get confusing when you start to grade them.
How do I do it? I have the following tabs open at the same time for assessments:
1- the assignment (WorldPulse questions) tab,
2- the excel sheet tab
3- the evaluation sheet tab
4- the assignment of the applicant
5- and the wordcount tool
So, I do one assignment at a time, going back and forth from the assignment questions to the applicant's assignment page. I then first comment on the assignment after reading it through and then move on to the evaluation form, always double checking the Applicant ID. I do one assignment at a time, but try to finish them in the same sitting or one evening. It helps me to stay coherent and consistent.
I agree with Tina, that is quite a bit of work. A long time ago, I could not read anything without printing it, as Aurore pointed out. I just found it hard to focus unless I had something physical in my hand. But slowly I learned to unlearn that as I felt I was going through my stash of printing paper in record time, and a lot of it did not have much use of the prints afterwards. But if it is working for you, I think there is no harm in sticking to it.
I like the idea of giving some kind o feedback through private messages or emails too but I was not sure if we were allowed to do that. Would like to know more from Delphine and Zoe about it.
Hope to hear from other Listener sisters too.
Iffat Gill
Thank for confirming this.
Thank for confirming this. This year is my second Listener's experience and there has been times when I wanted to tell the applicants a few things but did not dare do it privately as we were only asked to leave a comment.
Will use it next time if needed.
Iffat Gill
thanks for your thoughts on this. I'm thinking again about printing or not printing, I'd say I feel it's useful because I do all assignments together and after 5 minutes if I have all the tabs open I start mixing stories and not remembering what belongs where.
and I couln't agree more with doing it all in one evening. Really, I think it's the best way to keep a coherence, grade everybody while in the same state of mind and be not too much influenced by what happens in your day. At least for me. I also feel that at some point, we have to admit there's no perfect grade and spending too much time wondering about a 3 or a 4 can actually be not that much productive...
I would love to know what Zoe or Dlphine answer about the "continuous feedback" question, so could you please share when you have some insight on that? thanks a lot!
on 'mixing stories'
Aurore, as I said before, you should for now just keep working the way you are more comfortable and keep continuing with the method which makes you feel more productive. I do one story at a time and this way, I am sure I am not mixing one applicant's story with anyone else.
If it is working for you, you are doing it RIGHT! :)
Best wishes,
Iffat Gill
printing out
I have a quick question - I've tried printing out my assignments at work but can't find a link/tab for a printer-friendly option. Does one exist and am I just missing it? If not it would be a very useful addition!
Good suggestion!
That would be a great addition! We have it for parts of our site, but not journals at the moment. What I've found to be the best method for printing journals is selecting just the text of the journal (title, journal, author/picture, etc.) and then printing only the selection. This is one option, maybe other people have different solutions!
Great suggestion though, thank you.
Scott Beck
World Pulse Online Community Volunteer
screenshots of specific area
You can also make a screenshot of selected area and then print it. Windows keyboards have a button for making screenshots. For mac users, it is cmd+shift+4 and then drag the cursor over desired area to make selection. You can then print the screenshot.
Iffat Gill
Good suggestions, all! I
Good suggestions, all! I have a notebook, put identifying information one each page for each applicant. To the side I have a note card with reminders of what to look for, such as assignment requirements, evaluation questions. Just a word or two for each reminder (ie: 'excites' 'solutions' 'empowers', etc). As I read, I make notes, write quotes, etc. I'm thinking about creating a spreadsheet to keep track of assignments per week, etc. I'll let you know if I am able to create one quickly this week and share.
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Merci Tina :)
Thanks for forwarding the information! Will keep in mind :)
different ideas makes a powerful impact
reading your post, i come to a conclusion that women are awaken, they have decided to change the world


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K-G wrote:Only problem I had with it was it seemed like you could login before the noon start time and you could be closer to the window if you logged in at 7am as opposed to 11:55
lugnutz wrote:See as I have explained before I never had to take English in high school or college....others did it for me. So I my writing skills are lacking.
lugnutz wrote:Our talk was brief but she seems cool.
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