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Dota 2 documentary Free to Play launches on Steam March 19
Valve has announced its internally created documentary film Free to Play, which takes a look at the lives of three professional Dota 2 players, will debut on Steam March 19. A public screening and live Q&A session will also occur on March 18 at the Castro Theater in San Francsico, CA. Seating is limited and […]0
Ubisoft partners with Sony Pictures to produce Rabbids feature film
Ubisoft has announced that it's partnering with Sony Pictures Entertainment to produce a feature film based on the Rabbids franchise.0
Heavenly Sword movie trailer shows Nariko battling grunts a-plenty
Heavenly Sword's movie adaptation has just received a new trailer, courtesy of Blockade Entertainment.8
Gran Turismo documentary now freely available - watch here
Gran Turismo documentary KAZ: Pushing The Virtual Divide has finally been made available to the public following a limited Hulu release last month. The 84 minute feature is available through YouTube, Vimeo and Reel House, including en embed through the break, for your convenience.0
Hitman movie 'Agent 47' signs Betrayal star Hannah Ware - report
Agent 47 studio Fox International has reportedly signed up Betrayal actor Hannah Ware to co-star alongside Rupert Friend and Zachary Quinto. It is a series reboot that follows the original Hitman movie released in 2007.0
Batman: Arkham Asylum game to receive animated movie treatment
Batman: Arkham Asylum will be turned into an animated movie. It'll be based on the Rocksteady Studios game rather than the comic.1
Mighty No. 9: live-action film in the works
Mighty No. 9 may have even more in common with Mega Man than you think, as it's also getting a live-action movie treatment courtesy of Mortal Kombat: Legacy producer Tim Carter.0
King of Kong director in Sony's sights for Uncharted film - rumour
King of Kong, Horrible Bosses and Identity Thief director Seth Gordon is reportedly in negotiations with Sony to helm the troubled Uncharted film adaptation.1
Resident Evil 6: movie's wheels not in motion yet, says Anderson
Resident Evil 6 movie director Paul WS Anderson has cooled talk that the Milla Jovovich-starring sequel is coming in 2014. It's not in motion yet, he says.0
Need for Speed movie trailer gives extended look at Aaron Paul-led racer
Need for Speed is, aha, racing towards cinemas, and other puns haphazardly stuck together to craft a long enough lead-in paragraph for this new trailer.0
Zachary Quinto signs on to star in Hitman film Agent 47
The upcoming Hitman movie, Agent 47, will star the latest iteration of Spock or American Horror Story's Chad Warwick for those of us who have yet to see the newest Star Trek films. According to Deadline, Zachary Quinto has joined the cast and filming starts in March. Agent 47 will be played by Homeland star […]6
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Sly Cooper is coming to the big screen, as we told you earlier. Sony has released a teaser video of the film, which you can view below. More details on the plot and development can be found through the previous post link and through the PS Blog.9
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Saturday 29th Nov 2008
Funny how coincidences arise. I found both Mario Feese's Air Lines and Chris Harrison's Internet Maps at about the same time and was struck by how recognisable the continents are, and, as I'm fond of maps I thought I'd compare the two images. On the Air Lines map, most of the continents are rendered as a ghostly but fairly accurate outlines, with South America rendered as a beautiful abstraction, right to its tip. The Internet Map is obviously somewhat different, with almost all the connections between cities in rich countries; Africa barely exists and the tip of South America is shown with a single faint line, whereas North America and Europe are smothered in a riot of lines. I overlaid the two maps onto each other and I noticed an interesting thing about the Internet Map, which I describe below.
So, to align the maps I needed to use various groups of cities that appeared in both maps; using the southern hemisphere to get the horizontal scale right - there are sharp points for cities in South America, southern Africa and Australia, and in the northern hemisphere I used San Francisco, LA and Tokyo to get the vertical scale. Thankfully, both maps are using the same projection.
Everything pretty much lines up nicely, except there's that node in the Gulf of Guinea which I originally thought might be some satellite uplink affair at Sao Tomé, maybe a huge data haven I'd never heard about. However, after lining up a map of Africa with both maps it turns out to be nowhere near any land at all. In fact, when I was trying to mark the point on Google Maps, I realise this big data interchange point (the biggest in Africa!) is at 0.0°N, 0.0°W, which is a suspiciously default sounding location. Maybe in the data that Chris Harrison used there are a few unknowns, with their locations set to null, and these connections should be shown elsewhere? If they were removed, Africa would be even more ghostly.
Friday 21st Nov 2008
Two of my favourite animations of all time are the advert H5 did for Areva, and their Royksopp video. I can watch them over and over again; they're so good. So I went to the H5 website recently to see if there was anything else they'd done like that, and found the video for Alex Gopher. I'm sure I've seen it before somewhere, but it was a long time ago and I hadn't made the connection it was done by H5 too. It's available to view on YouTube, but you can see it on H5's (all flash) website by clicking 'films', then 'clips', then 'alex gopher'.
Anyway, I like things like this, where the label is the thing itself, and it reminds me of the National Geographic trailers for Seconds from Disaster that I linked to before. I'm thinking it would be amusing to remake Powers of Ten in this style - zooming into the word 'galaxy' to see it made up of widely spaced words like 'star' and 'nebula', and so on, down to the sub-atomic level, with everything its own label.
Talking of labels becoming the object itself, there was a short film, I think on the Sci-Fi channel, about a post-apocalyptic future where the apparently normal, happy, consumerist lifestyle everyone leads is in fact an illusion. There are many layers of unpleasant illusions underneath the 'nice' one to stop people trying to break free and see the real world. I particularly remember the 'real world' in the film as being made up of cardboard boxes labelled with the name of the object it was supposed to be, and a big barcode (the name set in Helvetica, natch), with one scene showing a load of cardboard boxes labelled as 'Black Leather Briefcase' going through some device (gotta love sci-fi) and emerging fully-clad in the illusion of black leather briefcases. I'm sure the film is nowhere near as good or as profound as I remember it, but does anyone know what it was?
Tuesday 28th Oct 2008
Found this on the CR Blog: "Do you speak Pompey?" - a map of Portsmouth with the streets relabelled with examples of apparently local slang. I wouldn't say very much of this slang is unique to Portsmouth - I hear much of the same phrases and accents in Brighton, and around Sussex and Surrey too - but the map is pretty interesting nonetheless. As CR Blog points out, it's similar in execution to the NB Studio map of London. It'd be interesting to do a map of a larger region (or country!) showing accents in a similar fashion. It'd be of aesthetic interest more than scientific, but I'd be tempted to buy one.
Tuesday 28th Oct 2008
A beautiful name, and a beautiful concept for a game. The idea feels rather illustrative - finding your way across a blank white world with a load of black ink to delineate edges and discover hidden objects, it's like creating the world of a graphic novel on the fly. To add to the effect, the game seems to have some reversed areas too, and the white paint on black really reminds me of Sin City.
Tuesday 28th Oct 2008
Found on ffffound a little while ago, this beautiful book cover. It reminds me of some books I used to have from the same era - I had a National Geographic book about all the massive engineering works being done in America in the early/mid 20th Century, from straightening and deepening the Mississippi to the building of the Hoover Dam. It was a bronze-coloured hardback with a big cross-section of the dam in white, and a plan of a canal cut across a loop of a river, in black, both embossed into the surface. I wish I still had it. Still, I'd only trace it as a vector like Our Friend The Atom, here:
Sunday 19th Oct 2008
Drawn linked to this fantastic PDF, "Studies in Pen Art", a scan of a 1914 pamphlet by William Dennis. It has loads of examples of penmanship and advice on techniques and equipment which is pretty much all relevant today - although not perhaps the emphasis on speed; even a commercial letterer today wouldn't have to produce work as quickly - producing this kind of lettering by hand would be a project in itself these days and so more time would be devoted to it. Still, we all have deadlines and knowing how to work quickly is never a bad idea. The PDF is available for download from the Drawn page - worth a look.
Monday 29th Sep 2008
Fazai38 posted a couple of articles showing some examples of inspirational posters. I've a few favourites but at the same time (and coincidentally) Computerlove posted about Negro Nouveau's new typefaces with a graphic that was happily similar to the Deerhoof poster. I rather enjoy the similarity of the basic motif, and the different effect each of the two implementations give.
I like the little bubbling flask motif on the "We Are Scientists" one, and of course I'm going to like the one that resembles guilloches.
Monday 15th Sep 2008
This print by Steed Griffin caught my eye on NOTCOT. I could quite full my flat with prints like this, and yes, you can buy them from his Etsy store. Mmm. Black and red:
Sunday 14th Sep 2008
I came across this site the other day - Ridiculous Design Rules. I'm not quite sure what the basic premise of the site is - whether it's to collect ridiculous rules together and collectively point and laugh at them by giving them stars, or to collect rules together and rate them as ridiculously good or relevant. It's very odd. I thought of the ridiculous design rules I've encountered before but they tend to be about the audience, or users, for example the truly ridiculous and unproven (and unprovable) "99.9% of people set their browser to the correct language" to the too-many-caveats-to-say-one-way-or-another, "text on screen is unreadable compared to print".
Whatever you think of the rules or how they're presented, the site does have some beautiful illustrations by Niels Shoe Meulman - only four for now, but hopefully a lot more soon. I'm particularly taken with the cat picture, it's a nice Latin script variety of the kind of illustrative Arabic writing I've posted about before. Very nice indeed. You can see them larger on the site, or on this Flickr set.
Saturday 30th Aug 2008
I saw this nice wine bottle design on The Dieline, and had to draw the little bird illustrations on them for myself. Just, because, you know. The bottle designs were done by the design director of Zeus Jones, Brad Surcey, and there's more good stuff on the agency's site.


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Browns hold off Bengals 23-20
Hillis, who ran for a career-high 144 yards last week at Baltimore, plowed over from the 1 to give Browns a 20-10 lead in the third. It was Hillis' fourth straight game with a TD run, the first Cleveland back to do that since Greg Pruitt did it five games in a row in 1975.
Owens scored his first TD for Cincinnati on his 17th catch for the Bengals, tying it 10-10 in the second.
On second-and-13 at Cleveland's 22, Palmer lofted a deep pass for Owens, who had a step on cornerback Sheldon Brown. When Brown tripped and fell at about the 35, all Owens had to do was haul Palmer's pass and waltz into the end zone.
Owens didn't mark the occasion with any elaborate dance. He simply placed the ball on the ground, just beyond the goal line, and did his trademark "T.O." flex in front of a bedsheet hanging in the corner that read: "T.O. and C.O. have B.O."
Owens moved past Isaac Bruce into second place on the league's career yardage list. Owens has 15,323 yards, second only to Jerry Rice's 22,895.
The Bengals got the ball right back when Leon Hall intercepted Wallace, but Mike Nugent's 44-yard field goal try was blocked by Browns linebacker Scott Fujita.
Cleveland took advantage of an unnecessary roughness call on safety Chinedum Ndukwe to set up Dawson's 31-yard field goal on the final play of the half for a 13-10 lead.
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TWRA cancels archery deer hunt as security evaluations continue at Y-12 nuclear weapons complex
Ongoing security evaluations at the Department of Energy's Y-12 facility have led to the cancellation of an archery deer hunt this month the Oak Ridge Wildlife Management Area.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency mailed a letter Wednesday to the 450 hunters drawn for the Oct. 20-21 hunt.
Hunts slated for November and December are expected to go on as scheduled.
"They are continuing their security audit and we understand that," said Dan Hicks, TWRA's information and education officer in its Region III office in Crossville.
"We work very closely with DOE, we have people on their property every day, and we totally understand what they are doing.
"Over the years we've worked with DOE many times on security issues."
In July three protesters affiliated with the peace organization Plowshares slipped through security fences at Y-12 to get to a sensitive area of the facility. Since then B&W Y-12 took over security at the Y-12 facility from WSI Oak Ridge.
"If you're trying to work on security issues that would be tough when you have 400 hunters out there in the woods in camouflage," said Hicks. "That would just be another headache for their security personnel."
TWRA will refund the money to hunters who paid an application fee for the cancelled hunt. The agency said it will also award the hunters one additional priority point to their priority point total.
"This cancellation is necessary to allow DOE officials more time to complete their evaluation," the letter from TWRA to hunters impacted by the move reads. "DOE has been conducting this evaluation since the incident occurred in July but the decision to cancel the October deer hunts was only recently made and relayed to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency on September 28, 2012."
Hicks said the impacted hunters will get a little more than just their money back.
"The additional priority point will be added to any priority points that they had prior to the 2012 WMA Quota Hunt Drawing," Hicks said.
The next hunt scheduled for the Oak Ridge WMA is Nov. 10-11 followed by another hunt Dec. 8-9. Both hunts have a quota of 450 hunters.
Hunters with questions regarding the cancelled hunts should call DOE at 865-241-9421 during normal business hours or the TWRA Region III office at 931-484-9571. TWR As an added convenience you can also contact TWRA at the Oak Ridge Check Station on Saturday from 8 am – 1 pm EST at 865-576-2380. For questions regarding priority point status and/or permit fee refund please call the TWRA Quota Hunt Division at 615-781-6621.
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wtwolfe Posts: 1HI ALL / NEWBIE TO THE BOARDS. HAD MY BEAUTIFUL BLACK 97 TACOMA EXTENDED CAB 4X4 IN FOR (PA) INSPECTION YESTERDAY. MY MECHANIC CALLED ME TO STOP BY TO SEE SOMETHING. BOTH FRAME RAILS FROM THE FRONT DOORS BACK TO THE REAR WHEELS WERE ROTTED THROUGH!!! ALSO THE CROSS MEMBER WHICH SUPPORTS THE GAS TANK, SUSPENSION ETC. WAS SHOT. THE TRUCK IS BARELY BROKE IN WITH 75K ON THE ODO. I INTEND ON CONTACTING THE HIGH AND MIGHTY AT TOYOTA WITH THIS SITUATION TO SEE IF THIS HAS BEEN AN ISSUE IN THE PAST WITH OTHER TRUCKS / AND HOPEFULLY RESOLVE MY DILEMA... ANYONE EVER ENCOUNTER THIS PROBLEM WITH THEIR SIMILAR TRUCK; I SURE WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM YOU; AT THIS POINT, I'M OPEN TO ANY AND ALL SUGGESTIONS. THANKS IN ADVANCE, BILL :sick:
hey guys, im looking at getting some new rims for my 2002 4wd tacoma, right now it has 16" rims on it with umm 265/70/r16 tires, and am looking to mix up the look at bit and throw some 20's on there with low pros, im just wondering if or how much they will rub...something i may have to just try? my buddys got an escalade with 20's he may sell...any ideas if the offsets and such will work? thanks! :confuse:
izahick1 Posts: 1I have a 2004 Tacoma 4wd w/3.4 V6, 5 speed. I just upgraded to the K&N cold air intake. Now when I down shift and smash down on the gas pedal it is very sluggish up until it hits 4500 RPM,then it will sit you back in your seat. The fuel millage has even droped bad. The truck only has 40,000 miles on it, and has been taken care of. I would really appricate some input.
Check out these websites customtacos.com, ttora.com, yotatech.com, Tundrasolutions.com, Toyotanation.com search the forums alot of people post there and give impressions on thier trucks performation and results with after4market upgrades Ive read that K&n FIPK does reduce gas mileage on one of these sights,you could have saved alot of money by doing what they call a deckplate modification better results and less money check out those websites listed and do searchs on FIPK and deckplate mod.
Check out this website before purchasing Air Induction Mods it is www.gadgetonline.com/airinduction.htm this guy dyno tested a few different air induction systems including the K&N FIPK and others with results taken on dynometer. One of the best is called the Elbow modification and doesnt cost a dime exact about a 1/2 hour of time and I did it to my 2004 Taco V6 TRD today. Just remove factory airbox three 12mm bolts and right where it bolts to the fender there are two 10mm bolts remove these and pull out a 90 degree elbow that restricts air into the intake box after that is out replace box and keep elbow for soveigner. I did this and it does have better throttle response and quicker off the line pickup most improvement is when driving high speeds 45-55mph. My truck has a TRD airfilter and article recommends replacing paper filter with K&N or Amsoil filter for better air induction. Two things I have noticed since doing mod is although more air gets to Air box so does more grit and road debris into box but checked air filter and seems to be doing its job and stopping it from entering intake tube,also more dust seems to be getting into engine compartment since there is a gap where elbow was removed but I plugged it. But power is up and if MPGs go up I leave as is,if not will consider putting back elbow,I dont have a warm fuzzy feeling knowing more dirt is getting into intake area but if filter holds out then its OK.If anybody has done this in past please post results Ill comment on MPGs if anyone is interested.
I drive a 2002 Tacoma, with the 3.4 V6, and have recently added a throttle body spacer and a cold air intake (generic kind, same as K&N, just no name) parts cost me @ $200, and install was simple, and my gas mileage (and power) has incresed dramatically (from about 13L/100km (18mpg) to between 9-10L/100km (23-26mpg) and all of this with more power, bronze grade fuel. And its an automatic transmission
jazzbeau Posts: 10This is my second post. I have been totally amazed with this truck. I live along the I-5 corridor in Northern California near Mt Shasta. This truck has been the best investment in a vehicle that I have ever made. Knock-on-wood, I've never had anything go wrong, break, etc on this truck. I bought it in July '02. It had 23,400 miles on it and it now has just turned 60k. Mileage has been consistantly between 20-24. I had at one time a low of 19 and a high of 25 but 20-24 is most consistent. What blows me away about this truck is that when I appraise it on Edmunds.. they value it at $12,200.. It does have quite a few options and its condition I put as "Good". Only regular maintenace has been done, and I just put a new set Herculese Terra Tracs on it. My only regret is that the cab is a little to small
skel10 Posts: 1I have an 01 tacoma 3.4L. The problem is I am having is the check engine light comes on. The codes indicate that there is to much air flow. I've tried unhooking the battery to reset the computer,but the the light just keeps coming on. Is there something I am not doing? This is a real pain because the truck can't pass inspection. Any help would be great.
I have heard of similar problems before...if you oiled your air filer, theres a good chance you put too much on, try cleaning your MAF with electrical contact cleaner, clean the oil off the filter, and just put a light coat on the outside of it. unhook battery like you did, should make it go away. too much air flow though...thats different, give the clean a try and see what happens
I have a 2004 Tacoma double cab and have had a vibration problem in the front end ever since we bought it. It was purchased used and has 74,000kms on it. Toyota had a recall on lower ball joints for the 2004 models and we just had them replaced. We also have had our stock rims and tires rebalanced numerous times. It seems as if the vibration comes through the steering wheel at speeds around 80-110kms hr. We had the frame checked for alignment and have had most of the front end checked for suspension. I had the truck up on blocks yesterday and when I spun the front wheels it seems as though the tires hop up and down. I almost think possible bent front hubs, out of balance brake rotors or worn bearings...Any Ideas???
stone45 Posts: 2Hi Bill:
I just experienced the same problem you had with your 1997 tacoma;went for inspection,got called in;frame totally rusted; needless to say I was shocked !; am in the process of waiting to hear from the higher ups and wondered if you had any luck; the dealer told me this never happens and two very reputable and experienced auto body guys said the same thing; anyway, would appreciate to know how you made out with the higher ups!
to much oil can give the mass air flow sensor problems and a good electrical cleaner should fix it just put oil on the outside of the fillter this will decrease the chanse of oil build up on the mass air flow sensor to clear that code i am sorry to say that battery trick is out dated go to autozone ask for there OBD2 code reader its in loan a tool so it will end up being a free rent and just erase the code with the tool good luck
We are doing some reorganization of topics here, in an effort to make things a little more focused and easier to follow. For those of you who regularly read this discussion, we invite you to check out the new focused discussions here at the Toyota Tacoma Group. We would like you to use these discussions first, based on your particular question or comment. This discussion will continue to be where owners can hang out and make general comments about their Tacos, but if you have specific component questions, we'd like you to use some of the others (e.g. Body Accessories for things like grille guards, side steps, tonneaus).
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blob Posts: 2I had the same problem! Somebody has a gorilla hired to put the filters on!
I found a vice-grip type pliers that pipe fitters use.
It has curved jaws that grip round objects without slippage.
Worked first try! Not too tight, and try to clamp it on where you can get some torque on it with your arm.
You can find these pliers in a foreign knock off brand.
I didn't want to spend a lot before I knew it would work.
Remember to put a garbage bag up around the filter after you get the seal popped, it is a real mess when the filter comes off!
Good luck!
mjp29 Posts: 2My 2004 4WD Tacoma SR5 extra cab has these tires from the factory.
Around 30,000 miles, I noticed abnormal wear on the outer part of the tires. A tire dealer told me (for a $20 alignment check) it needed to be shimmied up so wear wouldn't occur on the outside of the tires (even though their alignment system said it was in range of good alignment). Decided to take it to a Toyota dealer. Took it to a Toyota dealer and had it aligned for $90 - even though the print out said it was only off 0.02 on the front (which I suspect it was within factory alignment and didn't need aligned but they didn't offer an alignment check - was told once it's entered into the computer you get an aligment (end of story) but that's another post I suppose.
Now, at the next oil change (asked for rotation also) the tires are abnormally wearing on the inside of the tires. The oil change company asked if I had bad suspension or something and said at 35psi my tires shouldn't be wearing like this on the sides since that's more pressure than Toyota recommends for the tires (something like 26 and 28 psi).
What puzzles me is that I've been running them at 35psi for a while and suspect they should be wearing on the middle of the tires if anywhere.
I'm at 37,000 miles and will buy new tires soon, but I wonder if this truck has a problem and will just chew up the edges of the new tires I have installed.
p.s. How many miles is this BFG tire rated for, anyone know?
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octune Posts: 1Count me in...I have a 1998 Tacoma in excellent driving condition with no body rust, but the frame rails have SEVERE rust rot where you can poke your finger through the bottom of the rails. The truck has been parked due to the VERY UNSAFE/HAZARDOUS condition of the frame. Dealer has never seen anything like it. Contacted Toyota Customer Service with a reply of..."Sir, you have to take responsibility of your truck sooner or later."
Have you had any luck with the Toyota Higher Ups? If so what procedure (phone call(s), written letter(s),..) was used?
gringo1 Posts: 67Just bot a 99 V6 and need to decide whether to buy a ball for the bumper or go with a Class III.
Question 1:
It looks like a one inch diameter shaft opening, and it looks like I will need at least 2 1/2 inches of shaft length to screw on the nut.
Is this what most of you have bought, 1" x 2 1/2" ?
Question 2:
What did the original tow package include?
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A few years back we did a quick item on the sign that some offices in downtown Spokane could see — the "think" sign between Riverside and Main. A photo from the old view is in that blog post.
This year, back in January, Magner Sanborn creative agency got tired of thinking. They flipped the sign from the old IBM slogan to something more digital.
Here's how it looks from the fourth floor of the Magner Sanborn offices.
In last week's SR story about Crowdswell, a website launched by partners of Spokane creative firm Magner Sanborn, we mentioned two local "swells" — the name the site uses for worthy projects that people can support through funding or work. The two swells — both appropriately small and manageable — were a slightly damaged bench outside a downtown Spokane business and the desire to install a doggy-pickup bag dispenser along the Centennial Trail in Kendall Yards.
Another new project on Crowdswell is finding support for the proposed pedestrian-bicycle bridge in the University District.
The U-D "bike and ped bridge" has some state and institutional money earmarked. But there's a gap in how much is needed to get the bridge off the drawing board. The total target for the bridge is somewhere around $7 million, said Brandon Rapez-Betty, the U District's project manager.
The hope is that Crowdswell could be used to raise about $200,000 in local and regional support, to get the ball rolling. The goal would not be to cover the full $7 million, but simply fill in the gap that will be left after the state and area groups define their funding levels for the bridge.
Spokane ad agency Magner Sanborn was named best small agency in the West Coast in a competition arranged by media publication Ad Age.
The award was presented to company principals at a recent event in Minneapolis.
Ad Age gives out a gold and silver award for small, medium and large agencies in four U.S. regions. Small agencies are those with fewer than 150 workers.
Magner Sanborn won the gold for the West Coast region, which includes California and Oregon. The silver winner was an ad agency from San Francisco, said Dennis Magner, one of the company's founders.
"For us, this validates what we've done here, and says that small is great," he said.
"So often the larger conglomerates get the attention, but the awards recognize that great work is done in smaller agencies," he said.
Magner Sanborn, launched in 2003 and with offices in downtown Spokane, has 40 workers. Its clients include Amtrak, Thomas Hammer Coffee, Yoke's Fresh Markets, Netflix and others.
Spokane ad agency Magner Sanborn is ready for its second shot at Super Bowl advertising fame. This year's game will include a 60-second spot built around the the secret life of shopping carts.
Two years ago the firm developed three spots for a short-lived new technology product, Flo Tv.
This year's spot, which will run just before kickoff at 3:30 p.m., is a commercial for Yoke's Fresh Markets, one of Magner Sanborn's longstanding clients.
Dennis Magner, one of the firm's principals, declined to offer too many details about the project.
"I'd describe it as, 'eye-opening.' It's a revealing look at why shopping carts do what they do," he said.
The Flo TV ad was shot for a national company and landed in prime Super Bowl slots.
The Yoke's ad is set for a local time slot made available by KHQ, the Spokane NBC affiliate.
Magner and company partner Jeff Sanborn developed the concept on their own late Monday while working at the firm's downtown office.
The idea is meant to be catchy and slightly offbeat. No human faces are show, but there is music and voice-over narrative.
Magner and Sanborn contacted Yoke's the next day and got the green light. They made a call to KHQ and grabbed one spot that was still available.
The spot was shot at exterior locations Wednesday and Thursday. Magner said the goal is a high-level, national-quality ad that gets across a fun message.
Once it airs, the ad will get posted to YouTube and Vimeo. Yoke's site will also likely feature the spot, said Magner.
The spot will also be used on local broadcasts beyond Sunday, Magner said
For six months Spokane ad firm Magner Sanborn developed a logo and an extensive brand and marketing components for Qwikster, a top-secret business plan by Netflix to split its company into a new division.
In September, Netflix jump-started the launch, surprising both its rental-DVD customers and its Spokane-based ad team, which expected the Qwikster announcement to come several weeks later.
Netflix told its millions of customers that those wanting just DVDs would sign up with Qwikster; those wanting streaming video over the Web would continue using Netflix.
But within three weeks of the Qwikster launch, Netflix's management team changed its mind and scrapped the plan for two companies.
That reversal came after thousands of Netflix customers protested the split by either canceling their subscriptions or publicly lashing the company for raising prices by more than $6 per month for both DVDs and streaming movies.
The impact on Spokane's Magner Sanborn was company whiplash, said the firm's president, Dennis Magner. "I was as surprised as anyone to see the launch, based on the timing," he said.
The full story appears on Spokesman.com at this link: http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2011/oct/20/netflix-reversal-felt-here/
The weekend surprise from Netflix was the news that it dropped plans to spin off its streaming service and rename the DVD-only service as Qwikster.
Instead, the company has just gone back to the way it was.
That flip and flop won't affect the nearest Netflix distribution center, on Spokane's West Plains near the Spokane Airport. See the map here showing all the Netflix distribution locations: http://www.moviesinhouse.com/articles/netflix-shipping-centers.html
We'll have a local angle on the Qwikster-Netflix development next week in the business pages of The Spokesman-Review.
Our newsroom colleague Paul Turner mentioned in his Slice column recently the appearance in downtown Spokane of the word "think." on a mural not far from the heart of town. The source, at the time, was unknown. He later got a message from Dennis Magner, one of the founders of Spokane ad agency Magner Sanborn. Magner explained how the word got there.
The company had just moved this summer into newly remodeled offices on the third and fourth floors of the Banner Bank Building, 111 N. Post.
Magner and partner Jeff Sanborn were looking for some way to crystallize ideas, especially for people in the company's brand new conference room, which looks out to the east over the roofs of the next block.
They settled on a single word, painted on a wall 50 yards away.
In his note to Paul, Dennis wrote:
So at one level, it's like having something staring back at us when we're staring out the window. At another level it's a reminder to our staff that good "thinking" is the core product that we provide. And hopefully it reminds some other folks to think along the way as well.
Can anyone else find something similar in the community, a calling card or corporate slogan that has become a quiet (or noisy) part of the landscape? Please let us know if you know of something that fits.


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MEN I is caused by a defect in a gene that carries the code for a protein called menin. The condition causes tumors of various glands to appear in the same person, but not necessarily at the same time.
The disorder may occur at any age, and it affects men and women equally. A family history of this disorder raises your risk.
Symptoms vary from person to person, and depend on which gland is involved. They may include:
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask questions about your medical history and symptoms. The following tests may be done:
Surgery to remove the diseased gland is the treatment of choice. A medication called bromocriptine may be used instead of surgery for pituitary tumors that release the hormone prolactin.
The parathyroid glands, which control calcium production, can be removed. However, because it is difficult for the body to regulate calcium levels without these glands, a total parathyroid removal is usually not done initially.
Medicine is available to decrease the excess stomach acid production caused by some tumors (gastrinomas), and to reduce the risk of ulcers.
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Pituitary and parathyroid tumors are usually noncancerous (benign), but some pancreatic tumors may become cancerous (malignant) and spread to the liver. These can lower life expectancy.
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Amazing images of history. The baby cage freaks me out a bit, though.
Amazing images of history. The baby cage freaks me out a bit, though.
History penting...
First photo is my favorite, so cute kid!
stunning sadness
Such a different time in those days
Amazing collection of photos :)
Interesting historical photos!
Great historical photos
20 Very Interesting Photos From The '30s
I love photograph collections like this!
In a single word AWESOME. really love it.
Quite interesting collection of pics,
omg the tardis
shame that we don't have any information on any photographer's name :(
that baby in the wire cage is crazy
Interesting Photos From The 30s
Interesting Photos From The 30s
The images below were taken in the '30s in various circumstances from an ice-skating scene and all the way to a legendary image with Stalin fooling around. I hope that you like them as much as I do.


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"Put it in the cloud!" This seems to be the battle cry of the decade as more and more organizations are moving to a cloud-based hosting structure. At SpinWeb, we make use of cloud-based website hosting to serve our clients and we sometimes get questions about it.
One of our trusted hosting partners is Verio, and so we decided to sit down with Fred White, VP of Product Management at Verio, for some answers. We think you'll find our conversation illuminating!
SpinWeb: How do you define cloud hosting?
Fred: Verio would generally define Cloud Hosting as convenient, on-demand access to a shared pool of computing resources that enables users to leverage servers, storage, and apps anywhere in the world, any time. However, we internally believe that Cloud Hosting is really about making high-quality, scalable, and reliable resources available at a price people can afford and at a very high level of customer satisfaction.
SpinWeb: Why are some people still confused about what cloud hosting means?
Fred: It's understandable that there are so many different notions about Cloud. For nearly a decade, there has been enormous hype around the concept of Cloud, and endless ideas have been presented about the benefits that it can provide. This is actually a good thing: the public discussion has been a very effective way to move Cloud innovations forward, and it also provides a strong incentive to deliver solid solutions. So, while people are still confused, the reality is that Cloud Hosting and Cloud Services in general are becoming absolutely pervasive, and it almost won't matter in a short period of time because virtually all hosted services will be some variant of "Cloud."
I'm not sure if that means the term "Cloud" will go away over time – after all, it's not like you hear a lot of people talking about Application Service Providers anymore even though that was the hot sector for quite a while, but they are still all over the place (as "Cloud" providers, mainly) and we just take the term for granted – but it really will become more trivial because so much of what we do in our personal and professional lives will happen "in the Cloud."
SpinWeb: What is the biggest misconception about cloud hosting?
Fred: There seem to be a lot of worries around security with Cloud. The fact is that most of your data is already stored on servers in a datacenter today, and Cloud doesn't change that. What does change is that Cloud usually means you get high availability, high durability, and overall better management and maintenance of servers. For most users, this means improved security with Cloud vs. traditional servers.
SpinWeb: How do you know if you need cloud hosting?
Fred: Cloud is perfect for companies who are technology-dependent, but not technology-centric. So, if you want to focus more on your business and less on the technology you need to run it, Cloud-based solutions are a great option for you.
SpinWeb: What are the biggest advantages of cloud hosting over traditional web hosting?
Fred: The biggest advantage of Cloud is that you can "outsource" much of your IT. Cloud enables you to get rid of the ongoing overhead associated with running your own network, hardware, and even applications. With Cloud, you go to a specialist (a Service Provider who knows what it takes to keep things moving) so that you can spend your valuable time growing your business, not your IT department.
SpinWeb: What are some of the biggest disadvantages of cloud hosting?
Fred: Perhaps the biggest problem for the current state of the industry is providers who aren't willing to admit that not every workload is appropriate for the Cloud, and they try to force solutions that just aren't in the customer's best interest.
A classic example is an environment where very large files are worked on collaboratively – so think a graphic design firm or an architect's office. In that kind of environment, having everything on a very fast, local area network is more appealing than having to rely on an external network or an internet connection. The performance simply won't be appealing to the end-user. Now, that isn't to say that there aren't still some great use cases in for these situations – like long-term file retention as an example – but for real-time collaboration on large files, Cloud would be cumbersome. This will change over time as quality, high-speed connectivity is available pervasively, but can present a problem in the short-term.
SpinWeb: Besides Verio, who is doing cloud hosting really well?
Fred: A lot of service providers are doing a great job of Cloud: Amazon, SoftLayer, Rackspace and more are providing solid Cloud Hosting. This is another great thing about Cloud: you don't need to be limited to one service provider, because Cloud is more of an ecosystem. You can find providers whose strengths match your needs, and even combine solutions between providers.
SpinWeb: What types of organizations are typically showing up as "early adopters" of cloud hosting?
Fred: Technically-oriented business, such as application developers and MSPs seem to be the first to the starting line. However, many more general businesses are beginning to see the benefit of outsourcing their IT as well.
SpinWeb: What is the future of cloud hosting?
Fred: A lot of the solutions that companies pay big money to have as part of their IT today will become available to smaller players. Because the tools you have at your disposal can help you run a more efficient business, this can be big news. It can begin to level the playing field for SMBs who want to grow but don't have the time, budget, or tools at their disposal today.
SpinWeb: Anything else you would like to add?
Fred: Our focus has always been on the SMB market -- and particularly the partners who service this market. We have been fortunate to have our partners provide input on Cloud over the past several years – and continue to provide input – to help us shape our future Cloud development. We see our partners changing their approach to business and solutions with the increased adoption of Cloud Hosting and look forward to working with partners in the future to help them adopt this technology as a standard part of their business.
As Vice President of Product Management, Fred White leads all of Verio's product initiatives including its core service offering as well as identifying and evaluating emerging technologies for inclusion in the company's future product portfolio. With almost two decades of success in bridging business and technology, White works collaboratively with Verio's customers and partners worldwide to ensure the delivery of innovative, market leading solutions that meet both current business requirements as well as future business growth.
We've been getting lots of questions lately about Google+. Questions like: "do I need to be on Google+?" and "What are your thoughts on Google+?"
It's understandable that you might be fatigued with the thought of joining yet another social network and then keeping up with it. Sounds dreadful, right?
Maybe. While no one should feel obligated to join this network or that network, there is value in being informed so you can make a good decision about how to spend your time in marketing.
What is Google+?
Let's start with the basics. Google+ is a social network from Google. Plain and simple. Ok, there's more to it than that but if you're looking for a very basic explanation, that will do. You can post status updates, photos, links, comments, and videos – just like that other popular social network out there.
So, if you're looking for another social network to keep up with... here you go! No? Well, let's dig deeper.
How Google+ affects your business visibility
If you genuinely like Google+ and you find it fun to hang out on, then go for it. You're all set. However, if you like most marketing pros and business leaders, you're probably more interested in how it can help your business.
There is one main reason to care about this network from a business standpoint, and it's spelled SEO. Your search engine rankings can play a big part in your visibility as an organization, especially in the B2B market. Many organizations spend thousands of dollars per month and lots of time in order to try to push their rankings higher in Google's search results for targeted keywords.
Social signals have played a part in search rankings for a while now, but the game is changing (again) to favor individual authors more heavily in the mix of signals. AuthorRank is Google's way of taking some weight away from PageRank (based on the organization's overall score) and onto actual people – which actually makes a lot of sense.
People want to work with people that they know, like, and trust. This has been true since the dawn of time. This is why I love AuthorRank. It gets back to basics and creates a world where companies can't simply throw lots of money and time at SEO and achieve great (and sometimes undeserved) rankings. Instead, we are entering a world where individual people have to contribute value. The philosophy then becomes an adaptation: people want to work with and learn from people they know, like, and trust.
What does this mean for you? It means no more hiding behind your logo and corporate brand. Smart organizations are learning how to nurture the online profiles of their sales people, their marketing team, and their executives. These individuals must learn to produce content and value and be a trusted resource in the virtual world.
And since Google owns Google+, is there any doubt which network it will favor most?
This quote from Eric Schmidt sums it up nicely:
"Within search results, information tied to verified online profiles will be ranked higher than content without such verification, which will result in most users naturally clicking on the top (verified) results. The true cost of remaining anonymous, then, might be irrelevance."
An eye toward collaboration
Google+ also has a strong focus on business collaboration. The Hangout feature is shaking up the world of collaboration by making group video conferencing free, easy, and fun. Hangouts can be accessed from virtually (no pun intended) any device, such as computer, tablet, or smart phone. The quality is surprisingly good and this tool is helping small groups, committees, and boards save time and money by meeting virtually.
Google+ Communities are also allowing organizations to create private spaces for collaboration internally or with customers/members. We're running a community right now for Inbound Marketing Academy, which allows our participants to share ideas and start ad-hoc video hangouts to collaborate.
Is Google+ right for you?
Bottom line: there is no one size fits all recommendation when it comes to marketing. We have many clients who are very successful completely ignoring a particular social network while others get 25% of their business from it. It depends on your goals, your business, and your target market.
Whatever you decide, it's important to understand how Google is positioning this social network. I would ask the following questions:
If you feel positive about all of these points, I would recommend carving out some time to include Google+ in your strategy. If you do, circle me and hit me up for a hangout sometime. I'd love to chat.
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I recently had the pleasure of speaking at CJ McClanahan's RLS program, as well as the Revenue North Conference. The topic? Mobile website best practices.
By now, it should be clear that mobile is a significant part if your marketing stragy. According to a study by Google and Nielsen on mobile web, 55% of purchase-related conversions happen within one hour of a mobile search.
It should be apparent that if you are not making it easy for your website visitors to navigate your website on a smart phone, you are likely losing customers.
We covered a lot of great points during the presentation and I appreciate all who attended. Below is the slide deck for reference. Enjoy!
If you like, you can also download a PDF of this presention on mobile websites. Feel free to share it with your team.
While we try not to use too much industry jargon, we are sometimes guilty of using unfamiliar terminology at SpinWeb when talking with clients. When decscribing what we do, we explain that we deliver corporate web solutions and inbound marketing.
Another way of saying it is that we create and maintain industry-leading corporate websites, deliver a robust Content Management System, and help our clients maintain content. Then, we help turn their sales teams into super-heros by generating leads using SEO, social media, content strategies, email, and marketing intelligence.
We sometimes get the question: "What is inbound marketing?"
We explain that inbound marketing is the practice of earning attention (rather than buying it), and then creating a system to turn that attention into sales. However, sometimes a picture is worth 1,000 words so we've put together a detailed infogrographic that explains the inbound marketing process. Enjoy!
This is a guest post by Rocky Walls, CEO of 12 Stars Media, an Indianapolis video production company that provides full service production, strategy and outsourced video editing services through their Candidio service line to companies around the world.
Memes, gifs, and viral videos seem to come and go on an weekly basis these days. The last trend to hit YouTube was the The Harlem Shake meme. In the last month you've undoubtedly been unable to log onto your computer or check your social media feeds without seeing at least one person linking or embedding a Harlem Shake video. In some cases, you may have even participated in one of the attempted viral videos.
However, after all the hullabaloo dies down we were left with these ultimate questions during last week's episode of Video Pep Talk (watch the full episode at the bottom of this post): what is the point of a Harlem Shake video and can it really help us in the content marketing world?
Use of viral videos
Viral videos are almost unanimously one thing: entertaining. But while they may grab your attention, do they really make good content marketing material for your audience? Will a viral video really help promote who you are or what you do as a company?
Videos, like other forms of content marketing, should answer questions or solve problems for your customers. Unless you have unlimited resources and especially if your company is trying to identify the the only video you plan to produce this month or year, the viral video route probably ends in disappoint for you.
Originality is key - or is it?
When you take a look at the advertising world overall, there are copycats and trends that make it seem like you should be following suit. In the case of the Harlem Shake craze, many ad agencies and other companies jumped on the bandwagon and started creating their own versions. But these videos rarely, if at all, go viral. Instead, it's the original video that makes the most waves. For instance, the Dollar Shave Club video showed off personality in a whole new way last year. The California based company made a video that explains who they are in a fun and new way. The problem? Companies started copying the style used in the original video, and it just didn't work the same.
So, instead of trying to follow suit and create the next viral video, think about how you can create original content to share. BUT, here's the real kicker - originality isn't really the secret sauce, value is. That's right, I said it. These days people don't care nearly as much about how original and entertaining you are as they do how much value you actually bring to them. Dollar Shave Club had originality, but even more importantly it showed value to its audience.
End results
The ultimate purpose of any video should not be to go viral, but rather, it should be your call-to-action. What is it that you want your viewers to do after the video? The Dollar Shave Club video lucked out by going viral and getting so many orders that they were back ordered by a few months. Instead of creating a video with the intentions of going viral, create content that is useful and moves your viewers to click a link, contact you, or purchase your services or products.
You shouldn't be wasting resources like time, money, and energy to make a video that hundreds or even millions of people watch but don't do anything after. Make videos that are original and solve problems. In other words, you should be creating valuable content that engages with a viewer and encourages them to do something after watching the video. Watch the full episode of Video Pep Talk below and sign up to stay notified about our weekly Video Pep Talks on Google+ Hangouts On Air every Wednesday for more thoughts on digital video marketing and communications.


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The medical care that is not care
My daughter-in-law practices medicine in Denver. She tells me of an uninsured man with an incarcerated hernia who came to the emergency room in need of immediate surgery. They could not find a surgeon willing to operate on an uninsured patient. The emergency room physicians reduced the hernia -- a temporary fix at best -- and the man went home.
While this man and others struggle to get health care, I stand with my 91-year-old mother struggling to stem the tide of tests, procedures and hospitalizations. If many young people seldom see doctors for even simple preventative treatment, many old people become professional patients whose last years are spent in waiting rooms and labs, in hospital beds and inside MRI tubes.


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"Summer Entertainment"
I found this audiobook very enjoyable entertainment. The story was somewhat predictable but the dialog was zippy, the hero a suitably gorgeous bad boy with a soft center, and the heroine flawed but plucky. Combined with the romantic setting of Tuscany and mouthwatering descriptions of Tuscan cuisine, it was almost like taking a holiday there. Since I have had the fortunate experience of living in Italy for 2 years and visiting Tuscany often, I could close my eyes while listening and imagine the scene unfold.
The reading wasn't bad but some of the Italian accents were odd. Overall it exceeded my expectations.
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Damask (Arabic: دمسق) is a reversible figured fabric of silk, wool, linen, cotton, or synthetic fibres, with a pattern formed by weaving. Damasks are woven with one warp yarn and one weft yarn, usually with the pattern in warp-faced satin weave and the ground in weft-faced or sateen weave. Twill damasks include a twill-woven ground or pattern.[1][2]
The production of damask used one of the five basic weaving techniques of the Byzantine and Islamic weaving centres of the early Middle Ages.[3] Damasks derive their name from the city of Damascus - in that period a large city active both in trading (as part of the silk road)[4] and in manufacture. Damasks became scarce after the ninth century outside of Islamic Spain, but were revived[by whom?] in some places in the thirteenth century.[5]
The word "damask" first appeared in records in a Western European language in the mid-14th century in French.[6] By the fourteenth century damasks were being woven on draw looms in Italy. From the fourteenth to the sixteenth century, most damasks were woven in a single colour, with a glossy warp-faced satin pattern against a duller ground. Two-colour damasks had contrasting colour warps and wefts, and polychrome damasks added gold and other metallic threads or additional colours as supplemental brocading wefts. Medieval damasks were usually woven in silk, but weavers also produced wool and linen damasks.[2][7]
Modern damasks are woven on computerized Jacquard looms.[1] Damask weaves are commonly produced in monochromatic (single-colour) weaves in silk, linen or synthetic fibres such as rayon and feature patterns of flowers, fruit, and other designs. The long floats of satin-woven warp and weft threads cause soft highlights on the fabric which reflect light differently according to the position of the observer. Damask weaves appear most commonly in table linens and furnishing fabrics, but also in clothing.
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I am happy to announce this post will be provided by Naman at SEO Calgary who provides a range of services from web designing to search engine optimization services.
On page search engine optimization plays a large role in ranking your pages, without having proper optimization for your keywords you can end up having a site full of pages with very little search engine traffic. In this post I will be providing tips on optimizing your website and also factors that you can improve on.
Content and more content, you can never have enough. The more content you have the better, I often see many people have tons of pages but one thing that they lack is content. This is more true when it comes to Ecommerce sites that sell products, don't be lazy and use the same content on multiple categories, always take the extra time to produce more unique content for each of your pages.
Content will be the backbone of your on page optimization, without content you have very little options in providing solid value for the search engines to index. Another benefit of added content is the option to target more than one keyword per page.
When optimizing your content you need to consider the keyword density for the keywords that you are targeting. You can utilize exact matches and also semi matching keywords this means only a partial part of the keyword. Ideally you want to use at least one or two instances of the keyword that you are targeting in the content and this is not counting H1 tags.
You will also want to ensure every page is utilizing an H1 tag, the H1 tag should be used towards the top of the page and is generally placed right before your content.
Page Title
The title plays an important part in telling search engines and visitors to your site what the page is about, ensure that you utilize the page title and meta title for your keyword, a good example of a title is "Keyword – Brand name (or website name).
There are two different ways to utilize a title, one is for your visitors which is just the plain title in html. While the other is the meta title which the users cannot see and is primarily for search engine. Generally both of these match, but if you prefer to use different versions you can do that.
Alt Image Tags
Almost any page or website will utilize pictures on their website, you can even utilize these by using the alt img tag for each image. This will allow Google to determine what the photo is about. You should ensure to describe the image in text, and not use it as a keyword filler.
Meta Description
The meta description should be a brief summary of what the page includes or is about, this is a good place to also include the keyword(s) of the page. The meta description should be around 160 characters or less to avoid being cut off in the search engine results.
In summary these are some of the most important aspects that you should be reviewing for your on page optimization, there are many other smaller factors that should also be taking into consideration when optimizing your site. The most important tip is to provide quality and unique content for all of your pages.


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Yes, Amanda, there are the beginnings of the season surfacing in our house too.
Beautiful! Are those the wonderful little cardboard village houses? Your mantel looks great!
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24 November 2006 at 03:28 PM
this looks so beautiful. i think my children would be mesmerized by this for hours...me too, actually!
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molly |
24 November 2006 at 05:31 PM
beautiful! putting me in the holiday spirit and making me a little sad that we aren't home from Thanksgiving yet to start the Christmas decorating....tomorrow will have to do!
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erin |
24 November 2006 at 06:48 PM
come decorate my house!! :)
xoxo happy belated t-day too....
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lisa s |
24 November 2006 at 08:32 PM
Oh your mantel is beautiful!!! Where are those houses from? Did you make them? and the trees!!!
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Sarah Jane |
24 November 2006 at 09:33 PM
Oh, so lovely :-)
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Veronique |
24 November 2006 at 11:12 PM
oooh, beautiful! Where did you find those houses! Love them..I just ordered some but i love the simplicity of these!!
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gwendolen |
24 November 2006 at 11:52 PM
I love your wee village so much, Blair - it looks completely enchanting. :)
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25 November 2006 at 02:54 AM
Blair this is just beautiful. I would love to have a mantle, if only for Christmas. We have people decorating their houses, I will have to go for a drive and take some photos for my blog.
Seasons Greetings
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Fiona |
25 November 2006 at 02:32 PM
I know what you mean, out with the orange and gold, in with the red and green.
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Mama Urchin |
25 November 2006 at 04:55 PM
I LOVE this!! I can't wait to get the Christmas stuff out. Your house looks absolutely dreamy!
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25 November 2006 at 11:22 PM
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carolyn |
27 November 2006 at 07:49 AM
So beautiful! One day I want a village. One day.
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beki |
27 November 2006 at 07:57 AM
so pretty, blair. I'm right there with you on the decorating. I hadn't done anything, but when the snow started coming down, the decorations HAD to come out. :)
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mary |
27 November 2006 at 08:24 AM
That looks soooo beautiful...and cozy! ;)
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Angela |
27 November 2006 at 10:38 AM
A lovely blog !!!
In France, we haven't snow now ! it's raining !
I love your country and I visit all the north blog !!!
I'll come back here !!!
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pascale |
27 November 2006 at 11:15 AM
Where oh where did you find (make?) those lovely and simple houses surrounded by glittering 'snow'? Inspiring. thank you.
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27 November 2006 at 11:31 AM
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It's no secret that Miley Cyrus loves to get naked, but the pop singer finds a new way to show off her Pilates-toned body in the music video for rapper Future's single "Real and True."
Photos from the new video show Cyrus — wearing nothing but a head-to-toe coat of body paint — playing the role of what appears to be an alien life form. Future, whose nickname is Astronaut Kid, is fully clothed in what looks like a space suit.
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Vince Arancio graduated from De Montfort University in Leicester, UK, with an Electronic Engineering degree. He worked in the semi-conductor industry with Texas Instruments, before joining DuPont Microcircuit Materials Division in 1978. With 30yrs experience providing technical support in a variety of industries, Vince has worked with many technologies including ceramic based thick film hybrids and more recently Printed Electronics. Vince is a senior Technical Specialist, managing the European region with expertise in thin film Photovoltaics and other low temperature applications such as Biomedical Sensors, Electroluminescent Lamps and printed RFID Antenna.
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New Plug-ins Available for Windows Live Writer
3 new Plug-ins for Windows Live Writer were recently release that I think bloggers who live and breath in Windows Live Writer (such as myself) will appreciate. These plug-ins were created by the awesome Windows Live Writer Team here at Microsoft.
DiggThis Add a DiggThis badge to your blog posts so your readers can quickly digg your blog posts. The plug-in offers several different styles of badges to choose from, as well as alignment options for where its placed on your blog. Download the plug-in here.
Twitter Notify: This plug-in will automatically tweet the title and link to your blog to your Twitter account when you publish a blog post. Download the plug-in here.
Flickr Upload: When you insert an inline image in a blog post in Windows Live Writer it also uploads that image to Flickr you when publish your post. Download the plug-in here.
You can download the latest version of Windows Live Writer in the new Windows Live Essentials suite today at download.live.com. Some of the new features include:
Windows Live Writer is a must-have tool for bloggers.
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Someone please tell the author of that story that breathe is a verb and breath is a noun.....
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- unfortunately, I am a horrible typist and occasionally I forget to spell check my typing and thus some think I am just as bad at grammatical and diction choice, when in fact it is my typing alone that gets me - so that was humor on my part as I could easily see a journalist missing that since 99.9956% of reporters I know do *not* copy edit* their own material....
Having been a reporter, photographer, copy editor and layout editor for a newspaper in the past (at a college) I am one of the few that *can* and *does* - but even then, I make mistakes....
Oh, and although those beta tools will install on Vista x64, they will *NOT* install on XP x64
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