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Natural history refers to a field-based scientific practice that relies on direct observation and study of the natural world. Around the turn of the century scientific practice shifted toward specialization and experimental laboratory-based methods. Since then natural history has been in sharp decline and recently a number of biologists and ecologists have grown increasingly concerned that specialists lack the ability to deeply understand natural systems. Naturalists, the practitioners of natural history, have come to be seen as anachronistic amateurs and have been pushed to the margins. As if in response to the adage that nature abhors a vacuum, many contemporary artists have stepped into this void. This exhibition seeks to bring together work by contemporary artists who, like naturalists, are deeply interested in the biotic world, as well as the places where nature and culture meet. Often inspired by the practice of natural history, their work is derived from firsthand knowledge, sustained observation, research, and it also reflects a tradition of experimentation in the oldest sense of the word: as understanding derived through direct experience. This exhibition presents artists who, in many respects, are similar to biologist David Gilligan's description of contemporary naturalists as "translators of scientific and aesthetic vernacular, necessary liaisons between specialists and laypeople, committed practitioners of observation and interpretation of a natural world that is changing perhaps more quickly than we can know."
Images from the Hidden Ecologies Project, a partnership between architect Cris Benton, microbiologist Wayne Lanier, and curator Marina McDougall, document transitional geographies in the San Francisco Bay ecology at macro- and micro-levels.
Sam Easterson's videos are shot from small animal-mounted cameras and give a strikingly visual sense of the world from animal, and even non-animate, points of view.
Tera Galanti crosses the nature/culture divide and her video documents the life cycle of the domesticated silk moth which she has been trying to reverse-breed back to a form similar to its wild ancestors.
Dalya Luttwak creates elegant sculptures that model plant roots and she visualizes and gives scale to that which is normally invisible.
Jean-Luc Mylane studies the behavior of specific species of birds, finds a location where he expects them to be, and then patiently waits for them to arrive, a process that can take days, weeks, or months. The resulting enigmatic photographs offer an alternative to traditional bird photography.
Lori Nix creates dioramas of natural history dioramas and photographs them. Her sometimes darkly funny images comment on the history of natural history and how we frame looking at the natural world.
Gretchen Scharnagl's ceramic installation of dead passenger pigeons visualizes the demise of the species but also comments on the contemporary problem of bird collisions with buildings that leads to the deaths of millions of birds, especially migratory birds, each year.
Joseph Scheer's large format, super-high resolution images of moths gives viewers an unprecedented look at small and often overlooked insects in a remarkably physical scale and his cataloging of moths has drawn the attention of biologists.
Amy Stein's staged photographs of documented events chronicle the increasing incursions of wildlife into domesticated spaces and cause us to question just what it means to be wild.
Jessica Rath's trompe l'oeil slip-cast ceramic apples draw attention to the fragility of the modern apple, a domesticated fruit that continues to rely upon its wild ancestors for propagation. In many ways the apple is an apt metaphor of the place where nature and culture meet.
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First off, sorry Amar for stealing your catch phrase, but it is highly applicable here. Secondly, stop it with all the Big Al hate. He's on our team.
The way I see it, you don't have to like him or agree with how our team uses him, but he's a dang good player, and helped us win a lot of games last season. I know that moving forward, keeping him in his current role is not the best option we have. But there is 0 reason to hate him. You can criticize him all you want, but you shouldn't do it in a tone that is negative. He is a member of our favorite team. If you hate him, you might as well hate our team, because as far as we have control of, he's going to be on our team until at LEAST the trade deadline, if not longer.
But don't worry, our FO isn't stupid. No matter what it looks like in the present, I'm 100% sure they have a plan, and the goal is a championship. Look at it this way though, they want to keep the Jazz in Utah, so they can't do anything too risky (which could possibly result in Greg moving the Jazz, if he really would move if he lost enough money). But they do want to win a championship. That's why we drafted Enes "the project" Kanter at 3, and not a safer pick like Brandon Knight. It's also why we're trying to keep Big Al and Millsap for at least the next year, if not further down the line. We want to win a championship, but we need some stability.
Also, championships that aren't given to the Lakers or Celtics take a lot of luck along with all the planning and work. I believe we have been aiming for a championship at LEAST since Stockton and Malone if not further back than that. We just haven't had much luck yet.
But all in all, I'm extremely sick of all the hate. We never screamed to trade CJ Miles because he was inconsistent (on offense and defense), we never screamed to trade Earl Watson, because the guy doesn't do much on the court besides bring toughness, I've never heard of a Jazz Man being on the receiving end of as much hate (besides Mark Jackson and maybe Derek Fisher) as Big Al. That may partly be me, because I don't know many players we have hated. But still, it's kind of rediculous guys. So his defense isn't very good, and his offense isn't quite what we'd like it to be.
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Heck when i was in my early twenties I hardly ever slept. lol
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Power on through! Sleep deprivation can be exquisite!
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I stay up all night once in a while just for the heck of it. It's a great time to get a lot of work done on the webpages I write. Just put on another pot of coffee, turn on TCM and type away.
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Just sleep til noon - don't lose the whole day!
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I have the same dilemma. Its almost 7am and I've been living during night for a while now. Decided not to sleep today to get back to normal hours. Should be fun.
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you better sleep dude. and rock on, the temptation of st. anthony is my favorite dali!
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In short: Awesome - The run of a lifetime!In full: If you want to run a race, run a marathon. If you want to achieve something awesome and inspiring, complete the Beachy Head Marathon. The run is faultless - but very hard-core. No charity runners or gorilla suits in evidence. Very few onlookers - and those members of the public that you do pass look at you in astonishment: you're running on these hills?! The camaraderie of the other runners is uplifting. This is a mad, mad marathon - it's big and it's bad. But I felt exhilarated all the way round. There was always something new and amazing. A descent through an autumnal wood alive with colours. A heart-breaking climb up an endless flight of steps to reach the top and get a stunning view of the Cuckmere Meander. The check point at Litlington with tea, sticky bun, a nice sit down and a trad jazz band. The endless ups and downs of beachy head itself. And the reckless whizz of dashing downhill for the last mile to the finish. And - at the end of all that - to be treated to jacket potato and baked beans with rice pudding to finish.A hard, challenging run - but one to feel proud to have completed. A brilliant day. And one I shall certainly do again. Excellent value for money. An event for real walkers and runners.Date of review: October 29, 2006
In short: Attractive Scenery. Poor OrganisationIn full: I enjoyed that. I finally cracked sub-2.20, so I'm well chuffed - especially as I got a nasty stitch at the top of the hill which never left me and was quite draining.I thought the route was very attractive and very enjoyable.It was a mixed day though. We were approaching Henley just after nine o clock when we hit a traffic jam. Hardly any movement. A number of runners who had driving partners left their cars and ran to the start. My partner doesn't drive, so I had to endure the long crawl into town. I parked in the first car park I saw signposted, which ended up being a mile from the start. I then had to run to the start. I kept thinking they would delay the start because clearly there were a number of runners held up by the traffic. But no. So I had to run against the flow of runners to get to the start. I got to the tail end just as they were passing under the start.The water stations were poor for a half-marathon. Cups are OK for runs up to 10k, but longer runs need bottles so people can take on a lot of fluid without having to stop to sip. The water stations were also quite slow - there didn't seem to be too many volunteers. I think I prefer races organised by running clubs - or at least in conjunction with running clubs, so there are more experienced volunteers, and better facilities.At the finish there was a lot of confusion because the water station couldn't be found. I don't know about anyone else, but I tend to be quite distracted at the end of a long run. I'm tired, thirsty and unable to think clearly. I need a clearly indicated water station. And water that is served quickly so people don't have to queue up to get one small cup.Also, these days bananas are common after a long run.It seemed with this race that the Rotary Club were so keen to raise the maximum amount for their charities that they didn't want to spend any more money than they had to.Personally I would prefer to pay a quid or two more and be better looked after.Anyway - rant over.I met some great people on the run. And Chrissie and I enjoyed spending the rest of the day doing a mini pub crawl of Henley.Overall a good day due to the attractive route and the pleasantness of the town. It's such a shame the organisation was so meagre.Date of review: October 8, 2006
In short: A day at the seaside - but no picnic!In full: Having had a full day's drinking on the Saturday, and getting to bed quite late, I wasn't in the best state to achieve my target of a sub 2.20 - and, sure enough, as I saw my time slipping, I relaxed into a recovery walk near the end with a sigh of relief. Despite my slow time of 2.28, I really enjoyed this run. The route is very pleasant - up and down a very undulating, but never too severe, path along the attractive Thanet coast. My favourite part was coming down past Bleak House into Ramsgate and running past holiday-makers enjoying cups of tea in the tea shop on the harbour front. The gel at half-way, and the flapjack and sports drink at the end were very nice touches.Support was thin, though a family clapping, cheering and whooping from their balcony near Ramsgate did raise a smile.The start was a bit vaque. There were no clear directions, and people milled about looking confused. The medal is nice, though it would be nice to have the date and race on the medal.Date of review: September 4, 2006
In short: Cow shit and stylesIn full: Low key event, but very pleasant. Mostly flat with some naughty slopes and some strength sapping styles. That and the off road surface make this an unlikely PB race, though I managed to achieve one (2.20.19)! Think of this as a very long and more scenic version of those cross-country runs you had to do at school. Registering late wasn't a problem. Water stops were cups. There was no fruit or other goodies at the finish, but there was a meat BBQ. The medal is quite acceptable. The start and finish is a long circuit and a half of a large field. The countryside is pleasant, though not stunning. There is a lot of cow shit on the river side section of the course.Date of review: August 20, 2006
In short: Great run - poor medalIn full: I'd spent the Saturday at the Kent Beer Festival, so the combination of heat, hills and a hangover did not bode well for a PB. But I did this run last year as my first 1/2 and thoroughly enjoyed it - so I was in a positive frame of mind. I enjoy the scenery - attractive and peaceful. I enjoy the friendly crowd - there's usually sometime to talk to for a mile or two. And I enjoy the challenge of the undulations. I ran well for the first nine miles - but too well. I was going faster than I should. I tried to drop some speed, but at each mile check I was still too fast. Eventually the extra speed showed in my legs so when I got to The Hill, I had to walk. I thought I'd blown my chance of a PB - but pulled myself together and started to get faster and faster on the long, long downhill stretch. At 11 miles I checked my watch and knew the PB was out of reach. But, damn it, kicked in and ran even faster. At 12 miles I went for broke and ran faster than i have ever run in my life. Flying down the last hill, along the flat and into the stadium where my heart nearly gave up as I tore round round the track to slice 30 seconds off my previous best! Painful - but glorious! Shame about the measly medal/key ring after all that effort!Date of review: July 24, 2006
In short: A castle, but no woodsIn full: Lovely run - mostly flat with some gentle inclines. Relaxed, friendly atmosphere like a school fete. Smooth and efficient organisation with the announcer keeping supporters informed of the progress of the run as they waited. Nice countryside: the route goes past the front of Jools Holland's castle (he didn't wave), some stables, lovely wheat fields edged with brilliant red poppies, but doesn't pass through any woods. A choice of water cups as well as bottles would be nice; it seems a waste to pick up a 500ml bottle just to take a sip. I ran 58.48 which thrilled me. As this is local I will make this an annual event. Nice one! Date of review: July 10, 2006
In short: Pretty run, but ugly finishIn full: The start/finish location in an industrial estate littered with broken pallets was appalling. The programmes cost a £1, but had no information or articles - just advertising and finishing times for last year. That was very poor. The local support was indifferent - some shop-keepers were not even aware a race was on, and few people came out to cheer on the runners. But once out into the country the route is very attractive; and, being flat, a good chance for a personal best. Marshalling was good, though communication between marshalls either end of roads open to cars could be better as there were times when cars were allowed to travel in opposite directions and then got stuck and had to merge with the runners - a potentially dangerous situation, especially when some drivers get impatient. Plenty of parking space, a friendly, informal atmosphere, plenty of fruit at the finish, and a large, comfortable changing area. So, overall, plenty of good points, but - for me - the lack of support on the run, and the ugly finish were off-putting.Date of review: April 2, 2006
In short: Awesome!In full: Organisation was excellent. Well supervised parking was arranged near the start. Good line of toilets. Nice souvenirs for sale and a free programme. Roads were cleared of moving and parked cars. Marshalling was firm so no drivers got in the way. I felt very safe. The Tunbridge Wells organisers could learn a lot from Hastings. The support from the locals was so heartwarming - that helped me to a PB. The church choirs out singing. The pubs cheering. The crowd at 5 miles banging saucepans, blowing whistles and making a huge racket made me grin from ear to ear and lifted my legs. The wonderful downhill section along the pretty Old Town High Street, and then the long easy flat run up to the finish. And a nice cup of sweet tea at the end. Brilliant. I loved every minute.Date of review: March 12, 2006
In short: Messy and coldIn full: The organisation of this race leaves a lot to be desired. It is clearly held in the wrong place. We are asked to go to a car park from where we get a free coach to the race HQ, but there is no coach back so everyone is faced with a good 20 minute walk after the race. Race HQ is not at the start. The start is a 10 minute walk along a narrow path and up a suburban street full of cars. The cars are allowed across the start line until 5 minutes before the race start. Runners who start to gather behind the start line have to keep moving out of the way of the cars. When the race did start some cars still tried to come through causing significant problems. On the roads themselves the cars are allowed at the same time as the runners with very ineffective marshaling to try and keep people and cars apart. On narrow stretches on road I had to stop twice because of traffic jams with cars. As I am a slow runner I arrived at the finish at 12.40 to find the finish announcer had had enough and gone home and organisers had started to dismantle the finish. I hadn't been informed there was a 2 1/2 hour time limit - a little courtesy and encouragement to the back runners would be appreciated. To cap everything off, there were no bananas, the medal is cheap and nasty and the showers were cold. On the plus side, the countryside, even when the weather is grey and miserable, is very attractive. The long double hill is tough, but it comes at the right point and gives a sense of achievement. The marshals were friendly and encouraging.I much prefer the Dartford Half.Date of review: February 26, 2006
In short: Cruel Finish And No BananasIn full: Relaxed and friendly romp along the flat. But running into the wind was hard going - running uphill is easier. It decided me against doing any other coastal runs in the cold season! Worse point, however, was having to run past the finish before turning round and coming back. Is it possible to organise it differently? Best point: the medal is beautiful.Date of review: November 6, 2005
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Book 5: Polynikes, Chapter 18 - 19.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Where do Xeones and Alexandros catch up to the Spartan army?
(a) They catch up to them at Rhion.
(b) They catch up to them at Antirhion.
(c) They catch up to them at the hot gate.
(d) They catch up to them at Thermopylae.
2. Who does Diomache take with her?
(a) She doesn't take anyone.
(b) She takes the dog, Lucky.
(c) She takes the old blind slave, Bruxieus.
(d) She takes the dog, Happy.
3. What does the Egyptian tell the Spartans about the Persian invasion?
(a) He tells them that the Persians would be easily defeated while still at sea.
(b) He tells them that Xerxes will slaughter them regardless of what they do.
(c) He tells them to never surrender.
(d) He tells them to join Xerxes voluntarily like the Egyptians did.
4. What does agoge boua mean?
(a) Agoge boua means training platoon.
(b) Agoge boua means honorable death.
(c) Agoge boua means eight-nighter.
(d) Agoge boua means battle rage.
5. How do the Spartans count their dead?
(a) They each have half of a twig with their names on them, and the other half is in a basket. After the battle, they all match their halves to the others in the basket and count the remaining twigs.
(b) They stand in formation and count off.
(c) The senior surviving officer calls out the names of the soldiers, and who ever doesn't answer is counted as dead.
(d) They walk the field of battle and count the dead.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is othismos?
2. Why does Xeones refuse to narrate anymore?
3. After their return to Sparta, how does Alexandros tell Polynikes the battle made him feel?
4. Who is Paraleio?
5. What does Dienekes tell the Egyptian about freedom?
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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 10.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Houston worked for Jackson in which unofficial capacity?
(a) Treasurer.
(b) Assistant.
(c) Partner.
(d) Campaign manager.
2. The couple had a son, Sam, Jr. who was born on May 25, _____.
(a) 1843.
(b) 1845.
(c) 1841.
(d) 1842.
3. People tried to smuggle documents from Austin to Houston which created what was known as the _______ War.
(a) Paperwork.
(b) Archives.
(c) Office.
(d) Documents.
4. What did Houston do after his term expired?
(a) Moved to Arkansas.
(b) Ran for the Senate.
(c) Went back to school.
(d) Opened a law practice.
5. Sam Houston became friends with _____, a future president.
(a) Thomas Jefferson.
(b) Abraham Lincoln.
(c) Andrew Jackson.
(d) John Quincy Adams.
Short Answer Questions
1. What word is used to mean incompetence?
2. In 1829, Houston became a member of which group?
3. In what year was Andrew Jackson elected President?
4. The group was opposed to which religion?
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The Adobe Creative Cloud FAQ: All Your Top Questions Answered
Not too long ago Adobe held a series of expert sessions to address common questions and answers about the Creative Cloud offering, which is new on the scene since the release of CS6…
We took careful notes plus have expanded the content, and thought we'd share with you below what was learned in those sessions from the Adobe Evangelists.
If you have any questions at all about the Creative Cloud that are not answered here, just leave them in the comments below and we'll get answers!
[UPDATE (June 2014) – Adobe's new CC 2014 app release is out! So all Creative Cloud members will now receive the latest CC versions of the tools in addition to CS6 as described below.]
Topics –
- What's in the Creative Cloud, and how does it work?
- How much does it cost, what plans are available?
- Why choose Creative Cloud compared to traditional licensing?
- What happens if I cancel my Creative Cloud membership?
- Is Internet access required? Do the apps run over the network?
- How are Creative Cloud updates, upgrades, and versions managed?
- How many computers, platforms, and/or languages can I run on?
- For multiple users – is there volume licensing for groups/teams?
- What can I do with storage/sharing/syncing features in the Cloud?
- Applications: What's not included – and what's coming soon?
- What if I have other questions?
[ Which is right for you? See also: Creative Suite 6 vs. Creative Cloud ]
What's in the Creative Cloud, and how does it work?
How much does it cost, what plans are available?
Why choose Creative Cloud compared to traditional licensing?
What happens if I cancel my Creative Cloud membership?
Is Internet access required? Do the apps run over the network?
How are Creative Cloud updates, upgrades, and versions managed?
How many computers, platforms, and/or languages can I run on?
For multiple users – is there volume licensing for groups/teams?
What can I do with storage/sharing/syncing features in the Cloud?
Applications: What's not included – and what's coming soon?
What if I have other questions?
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Hello, we have a few computers with the CC subscriptions. Is there a way to download all the programs to one external drive and then install on our machines separately? We just don't want to have to use the bandwidth and the time to download to several machines. Thanks!
Greetings Brian, thanks for your question. For running CC on multiple computers, are you using Creative Cloud for Teams? If so, then you can do exactly what you want using Adobe's free Creative Cloud Packager utility.
If instead you're running CC for Individuals (the standard version most folks are using), then you can still do what you wish using our Creative Cloud Direct Download Links. Just download whichever apps you want to your drive or disc first, and then install from there offline to wherever you want, as many times as you want.
Hope that solves it for you!
Thanks for the response. We are using individual accounts, but the problem with the direct links is it tries to open in my creative cloud app. Since I already have CC installed on this machine, is there a way I can take what's been downloaded and transfer it to another machine? I have an external drive and network access to all the machines involved, but I'm not seeing a downloaded file in the usual places.
Hey Brian, you can't transfer already-installed applications from one computer to another in any way that we've ever heard of… You could only transfer the downloaded installer packages and then install them where ever you want.
What issue is it you were having with the direct links? Each product is distinct and you should just be able to download all the apps you want and then install them separately to your machines, with or without the Creative Cloud desktop app.
When I click on the "Download Trial" button for the direct links, it tells me:
"Google Chrome needs to launch an external application to handle aam: links. The link requested is aam://SAPCode=AEFT?productVersion=12.0
The following application will be launched if you accept this request: CreativeCloud(URIHandler)
If you did not initiate this request, it may represent an attempted attack on your system. Unless you took an explicit action to initiate this request, you should press Do Nothing."
I then have the choices of "Do Nothing" or "Launch Application." Do Nothing of course cancels it, and Launch Application opens my CC, which shows the apps are already installed, therefor I can't download anything.
Thanks for checking back in Brian… It doesn't sound like we're on the same page – are you sure you're on this page for the CC direct links? (follow instructions there)
I am using the Acrobat XI Pro 30-day trial version. Will I lose any PDFs that I have saved in Acrobat Pro when the trial period ends, or will just the extra features stop working?
Hi Deanna, with any Adobe trial version of any product, you will never lose the files you create – and that includes any PDF's you make with Acrobat Pro, PSD images you create with Photoshop CC, etc.
When the 30 calendar days is up to complete your free trial, the software will simply no longer start without buying the full version… However, all your data and project files will remain exactly as you left them, and they will open for editing once again in your purchased release.
I signed up and paid for CC, but have no access to anything, but logos. How do I access the tools in CC?
Hello Kevin, just go to this page and download the Creative Cloud Desktop App – and then once that's installed, you can pick and choose whatever CC tools you want to have and use (any or all).
Forgot to mention that I do have a registered version of Elements 11. Does this make a difference?
No, Photoshop Elements and Premiere Elements are not part of Creative Cloud, so are unrelated.
I have a one year subscription to Adobe Creative Cloud and I am finding it impossible to cancel. I have less than a month left before my Adobe Cloud subscription will be automatically renewed against my will. I have contacted Adobe several times already but they use avoidance, misinformation, etc that seem calculated to force me to renew or incur penalties. It feels like extortion. I feel that I'm being victimized by a once-excellent firm that has become unscrupulous and predatory. I've read lots of reports online about others experiencing this problem, so I know I'm not the only one being treated like this. I'm waiting for an answer from Adobe to my last email, but since I now only expect more of the same treatment, I am compiling a list of business and legal agencies in hopes of getting help for myself and also in hopes of causing them to stop their deceptive and unfair practices.
Welcome Helen, not sure why you're having difficulties but much of what you imply is simply not true and borders on the preposterous. Creative Cloud has been out since May 2012 and we've never heard a tale like that from any other reader… There may sometimes be customer service reps who don't handle things properly, but there is no conspiracy going on or other pejorative terms you mention.
The explanation is actually far more simple: Adobe had some problems with their systems earlier this month that caused subscription changes to not go through. Sorry if you were affected.
However those issues are now resolved, and all you have to do is follow the steps here. Your annual or monthly membership will never be renewed if you don't want it to.
If you have any problems with your membership you can also reach out to AdobeCare on Twitter as another option to make sure things are taken care of.
Helen, just for the sake of completeness, we left a message with Adobe about what you described. They got back to us in less than an hour:
"Her account is already stopped as of today when she apparently got in touch with Customer Service regarding it.
Case #: xxxxx2605."
Hope that clears things up for you and thanks for stopping by.
I asked what is the Creative Cloud URL Handler and this page shows up, but nothing shows. What is this and why are you asking me and what are my options.
Hey Keith, you mean the answer as to what is the Creative Cloud URI Handler and why do you need it?
This handler basically launches the Adobe Application Manager to download and install the tool that you requested. See here for more details and help.
If you are getting errors or problems such as your browser "doesn't know how to open this address, because the protocol (aam) isn't associated with any program," then that will solve your problem.
I am getting a new computer. How do I disable the creative cloud from my old computer and transfer it to the new computer?
The creative cloud is currently installed on two computers.
No worries Lynn, just follow the step-by-step guide and instructions here:
How to Move Adobe CC 2014 Creative Cloud Between Two Computers
I purchased and have serial numbers for CS4, CS5, CS5.5 and CS6. I purchased the Creative Cloud service for one year and then the cost went up when the first-year promotion was over, and I chose not to renew. I installed CS6 and everything worked fine for about one month. Now I can no longer open the Software to use it as it continues to ask me to renew my subscription. I am no longer interested in a Cloud subscription. I have tried the Adobe Live Chat support twice and then tell me they are checking and then send me to technical support and then disconnect me. So I guess I need to fib and tell them I have a cloud subscription in order to resolve activation issues, which I assume is the issue, but really do not know.
Adobe support has really gotten very bad. Having been a 20-year Adobe user, their product strategy is not for everyone.
Hi Larry, it sounds like you're having an issue going back CS6 after stopping a CC subscription… You're trying to revert to CS6 apps after canceling Creative Cloud, but they will not reactivate with the previous key-based licensing.
So it sounds like the CC licensing got stuck in place on your system. So here (hopefully) is a simple solution to that. Please try it and let us know how it works out for you.
I have adobe CC on my IMAC at home with PS6 and LR 5.5. How do I get it on my laptop without taking it off the IMAC?
Hello Barbara, you will find the complete answers to that question here:
How Many Systems Can I Install and Run Adobe Products On?
How Do I Change Adobe Software from One Computer to Another?
I upgraded to CC from CS5.5 and received a discount because of my ownership of CS5.5. Am I free to sell my CS5.5 software and transfer the license to the purchaser?
Yes Robert, this is what a lot of people do actually – buy CC 2014 and then sell their older CS software…
So your options would be:
(1) Uninstall CS5 and save it for another, future time,
(2) Move it to another computer system,
(3) Give or sell it to someone else.
For option 3, just make sure you properly follow Adobe's official software transfer process.


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Professional case managers can now apply to take the Commission's board-certification exam
MOUNT LAUREL, N.J., Dec. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As 2012 winds to a close, hospitals will pay $280 million in penalties for readmitting too many Medicare patients within 30 days of hospital discharge. The professional case manager plays a role in keeping costly readmissions in check. A keen focus on improving care coordination and eliminating gaps in care that lead to unnecessary readmissions are reasons case managers are in demand as the experts who can make a bottom-line difference in health care organizations. Findings from a Commission for Case Manager Certification (CCMC®) survey of 4,613 of its 30,000-plus board-certified case managers offer new insight into the professional characteristics of the nation's highest achieving case managers and the critical role they play.
The Commission is the nation's oldest and largest nationally accredited organization that certifies case managers; professional case managers seek board certification as validation of their skills and capabilities. The organization recently commissioned a survey of its board-certified case managers to better understand how they are rising to the challenges of today's health care environment. The findings are now available through an education campaign called CMCoordinates™, featuring "fast facts" about board-certified case managers to inform health care leaders and employers about their work to improve care delivery and efficiency. Charts and graphics illustrate the findings, which are presented with supporting data from trusted sources such as the Institute of Medicine and the policy journal Health Affairs. CMCoordinates can be viewed at http://ccmcertification.org/cmcoordinates.
The survey found that more than 90 percent of board-certified case managers are registered nurses; they are joined by other licensed professionals including social workers, rehabilitation counselors and disability management professionals. Specialty training within case management abounds: More than half of board-certified case managers surveyed were trained in at least one specialty area.
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New Hampshire's moose population is on the decline, according to Fish & Game officials, who plan a $695,000 project to collar and track moose in an effort to determine the cause. (UNION LEADER FILE)
Moose mortality• Moose may live 20 years, but average lifespan is 10 to 12 years.
• Black bear are a significant predator of moose calves under nine weeks old. Coyotes may also take an occasional calf.
• Moose are susceptible to a tiny parasite known as brainworm, which is usually fatal. The parasite is passed from deer to moose via snails, which moose ingest while feeding.
• Moose also die from severe infestations of winter ticks. An infested moose can carry up to 120,000 ticks and can lose large amounts of hair trying to remove them, leading to secondary infections and hypothermia.
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Normandeau estimated that the moose population in the state is 4,500 at this point, which is considered a low number.
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Ted Walski, a Fish and Game biologist, recently told the Keene Sentinel that sightings are down 20 to 30 percent in recent years.
They are hunted in October for nine days through a state lottery that this year granted permits to 275 people from a pool of 13,000 applicants.
"It's completely gone," he said. "And other areas are experiencing similar declines while other areas are doing well. We're trying to figure out what is going on, and if there are things we can do, long-term, to ensure we have moose in the future."
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I totally agree, and, IMO, a sewing machine can do more different things than a serger but a serger can finish seams a lot easier than a sewing machine...
I have seen a lot of cable sewing programs of late that are using the serger more and more for what we used to only use a sewing machine for. I've seen entire garments sewn with a serger on "Sewing with Nancy" (for example, see these three episodes: http://video.wpt2.org/video/2165960214/, http://video.wpt2.org/video/2165967118/ and http://video.wpt2.org/video/2165967126/) and quilts made with a serger on Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting (According to the web site at http://www.createtv.com/CreateProgram.nsf/vLinkTitle/Fons+amp+Porters+Love+of+Quilting# They used a serger for a tee-shirt quilt in episode #1104 , a "traditional quilt being done using a serger in episode #1603, curved seams in episode #1903, and adding piping to a quilt in episode #1910)...
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Sorry to hear what you went threw. I had multiple problems with my midwife during my pregnancy and know how stressful it can be. I can tell you some stories...
I just wanted to let you know that my daughter (who just delivered Monday) actually ask her doctor to check to see if the baby's head was down and if she was dilating yet. This was done twice during her last month and both times she bled after they did it and had to wear a pad for the day. The doctor told her it was normal. She delivered on her due date as well.
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I just read this post, as well as all of the replies. Nothing more can be said without repeating some great advice/stories/words of wisdom but I do have to add something (of course). :o)
OBs do definitely take a very different approach to L&D than midwives. That said, although OBs will often not be the first to bring up things like birth plans, etc., if you proactively come to them with one, they SHOULD respect it. The thing about a birth plan that makes me shudder though is when people start staking demands in them ("I will NOT have a c/s!" "I will NOT allow any use of forceps/vacuum extraction!", etc. Birth plans should be called Birth Preferences because sometimes things don't go exactly how we envision them to get the end result that everyone wants - healthy mom, healthy baby.
As for internals at 35.5 weeks, that does sound just a smidge early but it is often routine for docs to start doing internals in the last month of pregnancy (36 weeks). The necessity is certainly debatable but their rational is that it an opportunity to check baby's presentation (head down vs. not) and if you are showing an progress toward impending labor (dilation or effacement).
All that said, rest assured that it doesn't sound like your OB stripped your membranes. It sounds as though he did an internal and because we're so vascular down there right now, you are probably just bleeding as a result of that - no different than the possible bleeding that you may have experienced after the pap smear that you possibly got at your first prenatal appt. Even if he were to strip your membranes, many variables must be in place before labor would begin - including your cervix being "ripe" for labor and baby sending out the hormones that traditionally begin the onset of labor. Just stripping your membranes once would not typically be enough to catapult you into labor.
You are obviously upset about the whole situation (rightfully so!) but just relax that you haven't somehow endangered the baby and he's still going to come when he's good and ready. But.....when it comes to medical care - whether obstetrical or anything else, you have to act as your own advocate. Learn from this for next time, whether it's in the Peds office or at the dentist - if you are unsure about something that a medical professional wants to do - NO ONE will think ill of you if you ask for more information and possibly even say that you don't want to do it.
Everyone gave some really good advice and stories. I hope you were able to take a little bit of reassurance from that and feel better now.
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Wow Rachelle...what is wrong with your doctor??????? So bizarre. It is so important to listen to the little voice inside of us that guides us in the right direction most of the time!
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Thanks for setting off this fascinating thread, Rachelle! I'm sorry your doctors have been giving you such a hard time and think that you should not hesitate to change even at this point. The advice pps have given you is very sound. I just wanted to add that I dont remember having internal examinations with DD until the very end and even then it was short and sweet and drew no blood or discharge or anything. Moreover, yesterday, I went to get checked because I thought baby's head had engaged (I've dropped down quite visibly and can breathe more easily and urinate even more frequently). The midwife was able to tell me through an external examination of my pelvic area that although baby's head is very low down, it is not engaged. So if they can do this externally in Europe, why not in the US? The paranoia of doctors about getting sued is understandable but very bad news for those of us who want to do things naturally. I feel so lucky to have a doctor who follows me all the way down the line. In fact, he is so confident that all is going well that he doesnt even need to see me very often...
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Sunrise at Loch Morlich by one of the sailing club's moorings (concrete block with hoop) using an B&W ND110. Its been hard to get out with the camera what with the short days and my time passing in a blur of day job with added night and weekend shifts, but I took this en-route home from a night shift. Been enjoying the work on EPZ from those who have made it out this past month though
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Was wondering where you'd got to, I thought you might be favouring hibernation with the long nights up there in the Arctic!
No contest between these, or rather.. not contestable. They both stand alone as excellent images, Al. Is the filter an early present The blue and brown tones on v1 are delicious. If anything there is slightly more shadow detail in the foreground rocks in v1. As always I had to find a 'but' - maybe clone out that red boat (?)
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Wow, thanks for the UA Jeanie, that's high praise indeed!
Thanks Andy, Ann, Dave, Geoff and Ronnie!
Dave, it feels more like over-work than hibernation! I've had the ND110 for a year or more but ever sicne Jeanie told me about the merits of a 4-stop ND, I've rarely had the time, patience or need for the 10-stop! Good point about the red boat though, I missed that in my hurried editing last night
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The one exposure has added it's beauty to the warm evening light, bet it was less than warm on the loch side Al.
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Lovely shot, I prefer the warmth of the colour version.
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[/quote][quote]The one exposure has added it's beauty to the warm evening light, bet it was less than warm on the loch side Al.
It was pretty parky, Dougie!
BTW answering from my 'smart' phone but try to get it to quote seemed hard then I found I had quoted you 6 times and possibly even reported your comment as abuse, sorry! Hopefully not but if you hear anything from EPZ let me know so I can straighten it out (embarrassed glowing cheeks)...
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I am just catching up Alan. Glad I didnt miss this. I love the colours and the rocks disturbing the smooth water surface. V1 for me definitely.
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Dec. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Standard Chartered Plc will delay financial close and funding of a $1 billion loan for PT Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metal until next year as the company waits on certain approvals from Indonesia's capital markets regulator, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Borneo Lumbung is buying a stake in coal producer Bumi Plc from PT Bakrie & Brothers for $1 billion cash and said last month it will use a $1 billion loan from Standard Chartered to fund the acquisition. Borneo Lumbung plans to purchase a 23.8 percent stake in Bumi to access coal mines in Indonesia which supply China, the world's second-biggest economy.
To proceed with the acquisition, Borneo Lumbung needs approval from shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting, the person said today. That meeting, originally scheduled for Dec. 15, can't take place until Bapepam, the nation's capital markets regulator, signs off on certain details surrounding the deal itself, the person said. Another date for the extraordinary general meeting hasn't been set yet, the person said.
Standard Chartered, the loan's underwriter, began marketing the five-year facility to a select group of banks in senior syndication last month. Banks are being invited to join the facility at three levels for titles of mandated lead arranger and bookrunner, and mandated lead arranger. Banks have been invited to join at the senior level with underwritten commitments.
Senior syndication is when a loan is marketed to a limited number of banks, most of which would have an existing relationship with the borrower.
Processing Credit Approvals
London-based Standard Chartered set a deadline of Dec. 30 for banks to respond and the facility will probably be syndicated more generally to a wider group of lenders in early 2012, another person familiar with the matter said on Nov. 17.
While no firm commitments have been received to date, several banks are processing credit approvals and plan to lend at least $150 million, the person said today.
A number of lenders are considering committing $25 million to $50 million on a take and hold basis, without underwriting, four other people familiar with the matter said today. The take and hold is the amount of a loan that banks intend to retain on their balance sheet rather than selling to other banks in general syndication.
Standard Chartered has had inquiries from some banks wanting to lend smaller amounts, the first person said today. Such lenders are expected to be approached for their intended contributions next year, the person said.
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