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Now that the economy is giving some signs of opening up, clients are asking whether they should consider a career change and what the first steps might be if they decided to explore a change.
There are two set of indicators that might help you decide whether or not to explore a career change. The first set is external and involves the feedback you receive from your current work environment and from friends and colleagues outside your organization. The second set is more internal and has to do with the level of satisfaction or excitement you feel about your current job.
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This past weekend, three Iowa Rush girls' teams participated in the Iowa Soccer Indoor Championship Series at the University of Northern Iowa. The U11/12 Girls age group entered two teams into the event, and through solid play in their brackets, both came out as bracket winners and faced one another in the first semi-final match-up. The Iowa Rush U11/12 Girls Blue came out with the victory in the semi-final and went through to defeat PSC in the championship final 1-0. Congratulations to both U11/12 Girls teams on advancing, and bringing home the championship!
The U13/14 Girls also performed well this weekend, showcasing excellent possession and producing a flurry of opportunities on goal throughout bracket play. In the end, the U13/14 Girls missed the wildcard position in the semi-final by one goal. Well done to the team, and appreciate your representation of the club this weekend!
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There's an inversion between cognitivism and constructivism…
Do you know the actual theories of learning? A learning theory is an attempt to describe how people learn, helping us understand this inherently complex process. There's sub-levels of each theory, behavior and other categories … it's complex. But it's worth understanding.
This helpful infographic does a solid job of breaking down the basics of learning theories in a visual and understandable format. I personally enjoy the part about connectivism in the digital age. That's really key for most Edudemic readers to understand I'd say!
There's an inversion between cognitivism and constructivism…
Nice chart, but as François says, are the labels switched on cognitivism and constructivism?
This is a great chart! I really want to send it to my colleagues, but as mentioned twice already, the two long columns in the middle (Constructionism and Cognitivism) are switched. And should "Contructiorism" (in two places) actually be "Constructionism"?
This is a really good overview Bravo! What did you use to make this? Please advise as I have so many infographics in my head that I really need to offload them somewhere.
Also fantastic job on updating the info.
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Nice chart! What license would you like to use for it? If it is CC, I'd love to share it in my classroom.
I assume the version I'm seeing is the updated one since the description of Constructivism matches my understanding of it, but I wonder if Constructivism and Cognitivism could/should be switched (the entire columns). This would nicely bring the sub-labels Understand, Remember, Apply, Analyze (if switched with each other), Create and Evaluate directly in line with Bloom's Taxonomy of cognitive learning.
Oh, and there's a letter missing on "Undestand" [sic].
It's true that George Siemens proposed Connectivism as a learning theory for the digital age (2004), but from then onward Stephen Dowes has contributed at least as much to develop the theory and the practice of connectivism and connective knowledge. You should credit him alongside Siemens, imo.
I like the basic idea of the chart, but I'm not impressed with the results. Connectivism is not a complete theory (yet). It is also unclear how one would *add* it to the other three theories to get a "complete learning theory." Also, this infographic seems to change gears. It is unclear in places how to make sense of how the sections match up. I do like the idea of comparing and contrasting learning theories, but this info graphic leaves quite a bit to be desired for me.
Could you add something creative instead?, maybe you could add some constructive learning to the discussion.
Thank you all Edudemic partners and readers for posting this infographics about the simplest guide to visualize the four core complex learning theories. In my case it helped me have clear picture of learning protocols easily, assessing how far it would take me to cover, if it was through the classical way of reading books. Think of all the resources it cost (books, time, money, efforts, etc). That is what learning easily by connectivism means for me.
If modest enough, the only suggestion I want add is using the word "classical" instead of saying "traditional" in the post. Because as of my understanding the theory we have been through, in its time was a governing principle that lead the listed theoreticians of the time.


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Joakim Noah (C) of the Chicago Bulls drives between Brooklyn Nets Brook Lopez (11) and Joe Johnson (7) during game one of their first round NBA playoff game April 20, 2013 at the Barclay Center in New York. AFP PHOTO/Don EmmertDON EMMERT/AFP/Getty Images
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NEW YORK — It wasn't pretty, and it won't be pretty.
This is what center Joakim Noah is and likely will be for the rest of the playoffs: all heart, lumbering around on one foot.
After coach Tom Thibodeau ruled Noah out of Game 1 on Saturday morning, Noah talked his way into starting despite the plantar fasciitis in his right foot.
He spent the day off Sunday and all day Monday leading up to Game 2 going through treatment, including acupuncture, ice, heat and anything else the training staff could come up with to ease the pain. But Noah was obviously frustrated and yelled at an assistant coach just before the shootaround Monday morning.
Thibodeau was hoping Noah could slow down Brooklyn's Brook Lopez, who scored 12 of his 21 points in Game 1 in the first quarter.
"They're a team that's been starting off fast the last few weeks, so we have to make sure they can't get rolling,'' Noah said.
Mission accomplished early on, but Lopez eventually made the adjustment.
Noah played only seven minutes in the first quarter and again struggled offensively but held Lopez to two points from the free-throw line. In the second quarter, however, Lopez turned into a jump shooter and scored 10 points on Noah, all but one coming from at least 19 feet out.
But Noah stepped it up in the second half, finishing with 11 points and 10 rebounds in 25 minutes.
That doesn't mean he's going to resemble the player he was in the first half of the season, but it was another sign that the Bulls were getting healthier.
Forward Taj Gibson's sprained left medial collateral ligament is better, and guard Kirk Hinrich left Game 1 with a bruised left thigh but was back in the starting lineup.
"We dealt with it all season long, and I think that's part of the challenge of an NBA season also, how quickly you can adapt to things,'' Thibodeau said. "Now the challenge becomes guys coming back. We're fortunate now where we do have a lot of guys healthier than earlier in the season, so it's a plus, but we have to get into a rhythm quickly.''


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Kodachrome -
Great film
What can I add to what has already been said by the previous reviewers?
A superb story and outstanding execution by the actors, make this an engaging play. The viewer is drawn into the movie, much as Chris is taken in by kitty's scheming.
Dan Duryea plays the villain perfectly. I enjoyed seeing one of my favorite actors, Byron Foulger, in a bit part.
One of the better offerings here.
5 stars and no regrets.
Dr Feel Rotten -
Edward G Robinson
While he is better known as the tough gangster type I always thought he played the meager man of modest means far better and this is one prime example. To bad they broke the mold when Robinson passed along. He was a great actor. I can only wonder the roles he might have played in today's cinema.
edwardjuarez -
Film noob
Loved this movie!!!!
MadHatMike -
Great movie, real downer, no redemption!
I love this movie. It teases you into sympathy for a couple of characters, then, gradually, mind you, pulls the rug from under them so they spill into the abyss along with the all the rest... Could have ended it differently perhaps, with a glint of hope from the salvation army which makes a cameo of sorts... but that would have been the easy way out?
yuosif zia canta -
great agtor
edward g robbinson another great role this man is agreat agtor and such men never dies
patt17 -
A stunning, mesmerizing film with the highest standards of film making on all levels - superb direction, acting, pacing, story, script... An absolutely brilliant, unnerving, unheralded gem. Any reviewer who gives it less than 4 or 5 stars either misses the point, has an agenda or just flat out doesn't know greatness when they see it (or maybe recognizes themselves somewhere in the film, hmm?). Adapted to a play, with the right casting, it would be a multi-Tony Award winner on Broadway, easy.
Albert Schlef -
This film is "ok". The female lead does an excellent immitation of "white trash". Lacking class. Seeing this hand-bag of hers all the time.
babe917 -
WOW WHAT A MOVIE!! loved it!!! i've only seen edward g. in gangster movies, never in a movie like this! i love his movies, but i didn't see this side to his acting before, the softer side!
this movie doesn't disappoint! its excellent! a great film & a MUST SEE!
matt1900 -
I really enjoyed this film. I had never known of it until I found it on the archives. I would highly recommend it . Great story and great acting . I thought the pictures were actually done by Edward G since he was known as a lover of art. But they were done by a fellow in the studio art department by the name of John Decker. I down loaded the mpeg2 file and burned it to DVD and watched it on the TV. Picture and audio were OK.
keygrip -
two thumbs up
This is fine entertainment from 3 stars on top of their game and put through their paces by a quality director with the benefit of a cracking script.
With all that going for it,the film couldn't fail to deliver the goods and doesn't.
Budro -
To poor slobs.
Edward G. Robinson and Charles Lawton were two great masculine actors who were cursed with ugly bodies. It was simply impossible to make them appear manly. Yet, Lawton in Mutiny On The Bounty and Robinson in Seawolf showed their manly spirits so much that you could forget that they were just plain fat little men. They were both superb actors.
In this movie, Robinson stole the show. Without his great performance, this movie would not have been worth watching.
airann -
Great Film
I like Robinson yet I had never heard of the film or producer. I am so glad I gave it a shot. I loved the movie.
I was drawn in further with every 'Oh, No' portions in the story.
ktscarlett -
Maybe the most amazing Fritz Lang?
Sure, Metropolis will knock your socks off. Sure, 'M' is a moody thriler. But there's nothing really like Scarlet Street. Part screwball comedy, part film noir psycho thriller. Sheer genius, beautiful cinematography by Milton Krasner. Edward G. Robinson gets to show his true colours as an art lover, too. Brilliant!
horseoftroy -
american imperialism
this is not a bad film by any means, but it is such a subtle cut at america's willingness to indulge itself in cronyism and self worship, that the point is nearly lost.
robinson is the victim of the banking system and the police force. his one attempt at finding himself is wrapped up in a woman for whom violence is the only answer.
not only do these charactors not exist as shown in real life, but the boozing policeman on the boat to the banana republics should have stayed even if banana oil was the only salve for him when his rediculous patch irritated his face.
the only positive part of the movie was the great summation by robinson, the rest of the film only serves to inspire a morbid disstrust of hollywood, knowing that lang had at least at one time the capability to make a great film.
i would call this film therefore german expressionism antedating the division of germany into east and west, and leave the next person to decide if america's umbrella is a broken hope or a russia more dismal than russia itself with money, as those seem to be the only choices offered.
Rybak -
Great Acting by Edward G. Robinson. Fritz Lang directed in a style, which is more than only a film noir. It is a film noir mixed with German Film of the Twenties. Let's say: Murnau meets film noir.
Moonbat -
I agree that this film is black comedy and not film noir.
Like usual, I couldn't see the whole Mpeg1 movie, because it stopped playing before the end.
I loved the way that Joan Bennett flicked her cigarettes across the room. She has a great sarcastic voice too. I want to see more of her movies.
longhook -
Master piece!
Chris wanted to be a creator, but finally he either destroy his self and his love. Scarlet Street is a great reflexion about the emotion dictatorship.
Pruss -
While this isn't M, it's really very good, and very enjoyable, unpredictable, and raising interesting questions--good filmmaking by and large, with some excellent performances. I had a marvellous time the first time I watched it, and it stood up OK to a repeat viewing a couple of weeks later.
The ending could have been speeded up--there was too much hammering home of the point.
wilbrifar -
same old same old
To the person below talking about the encoding problem: I know I'll be accused of being an ingrate for bringing this up, but I've found that you'll encounter these kinds of problems on just about anything that says it's posted by www.k-otic.com. Once in a while could be a mistake, but it's starting to seem like deliberate mischief. There's no way to rip a dvd and have it accidentally wind up the wrong resolution or format. You have to do it on purpose. I've learned to avoid anything posted by k-otic, and I advise anyone who wishes to burn these movies to dvd to do the same. It's not worth the hours it takes to try and re-encode rubbish.
moxey -
Edward G
great little movie.
hard to stop watching because you will want to see what happens next.in this one viewers opinion,the three main characters got exactly what they deserved or were doomed to.
a man with no real purpose or will, a woman with no redeeming character and her boyfriend who sees no one higher than himself.
in the end you feel compassion for none of the characters.
MrMovie -
Not in NTSC Format
The MPEG1 is in PAL and the MPEG2 has some kind of double layered audio that is not compatible with the NTSC format.
karlom -
A well made, but reactionary film!
A well made film. But once again the politics of Mr. Lang get in the way of entertainment.
In Metropolis the working class is portrayed as so dumb, that theyd leave behind their children and stop the water pumps of the city to make revolution. Hence the only desirable is to leave politics to the master race of the elite only that the elite should also let itself be lead by heart.
In M Eine Stadt sucht einen M¶rder Lang lets a mob propose to rot out, exterminate an obviously insane child murder an attitude that would come in handy only to years after the film was made when the Nazis came to power.
Now in Scarlet Street we again meet petty criminals who are so unsympathetic and seemingly unchangeable in their ways, that their death is not really a sad thing. The main character suffers of getting away with murder, because in his heart (sic) there is a little court room that will not leave him alone. Has the bourgeois criminal justice system ever been deduced more directly from human nature?
As mentioned in the beginning, Lang knows how to make films. But his extremely reactionary outlook prevent the movies from being more entertaining than, say, Top Gun.
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To the comments already made I'd only add two observations.
That loosley used term "film noir" is applied to all manner of films, but more accurately it's a synonym for Expressionsim and this is a quality example of the Expressionist genre froma master director.
This film is evidence, if it is needed, that Robinson is a far better actor than he is sometimes given credit for.
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as in "Friends" OH MY G...O...D !!!!!!!!!!
What a masterpiece by Fritz! The unforgettable plot, tight script, the impressive dialogues, super performances, great direction and specifically the incredible cinematography.
Believe me, the movie was a huge success. And the directors, writers even the actors learnt a lot from it. If "Cendrella" has been made all over the world several times so was this film which worked as a source of inspiration. I remember an Indian flick made in India titled "Bewafa" starring Ashok Kumar, famous actor/director/writer/producer Raj Kapur and Nargis Dutt known as Lady in White - all big stars worked in it.
Back to "Scarlet..." - download it now. And before you sit to watch it - make sure you are now 100 percent free. THIS FILM WOULD NOT PERMIT YOU TO GET UP EVEN FOR A SECOND. ITS NOT MERELY A FILM TO WATCH - ITS A FILM TO STUDY.
Enjoy !!!
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Tamlin -
Appearances can be deceiving
I'd had written a few comments, but Max M seems to covered the bases and I agree with him. It's an excellent film, one that could only stem from a through knowledge and experience of humanity. When you come across a woman who can *only* experience sexual stimuation through pain and neglect - this is the stuff of great tragedy and yet, as in the case of Marilyn Monroe for instance the world often doesn't notice.
I jestfully compare it to that travesty "Pretty Woman" where in real life after the hooker has been "broken" the Richard Gere character would say "Look I have some business associates coming over and i want you to be very nice to them. Do whatever they want."
Such pain can never be cured - all you can do is distance yourself.
Danial -
My first taste of Robinson and Bennett
And I want more. This is, hands down, the best movie I have found so far at the Archive. The interaction between the two principals was award-winning material.
max_von_mayerling -
A Masterpiece about FAKES and FRAMES.
This is a witty parable of deception, double-crosses, and guilt. Edward G. Robinson plays a frustrated artist working as a cashier, aptly named Chris Cross (as the double-crossing characters themselves observe). True to the noir genre, Robinson gets lost after a party given in his honor (itself a little satire on mores and class in America), and (thanks to a little Dutch courage), rescues a prostitute being assaulted (brutally beaten and kicked) under her streetlamp by her pimp. This is a superb little scene, but the movie is so studded with them, it has to be viewed more than once to be appreciated as it deserves. Robinson has just observed, thinking of the bosss date at the party, that hes never known what its like to be loved by a young girl like that. Well, take a good look! Seeing the beating, he rushes toward the couple, accidentally knocks Johnny to the ground, raises his arm to protect himself, and lowers it slowly as he beholds, instead of the expected assailant, the beautiful girl as the elevated roars by unseen overhead, signaling the passing of danger, or perhaps its arrival. Really brilliant, because everything is working, and theres a lot there, and its totally cinematic (so what am I going on for?).
In this art work the art works are masterpieces and the people are fakes. They also tend to be creeps, partly because theyre imitating the movies, like Johnny for instance, who claims he could become a movie star because all they do is act tough and shove girls in the face.
That everyone is playing a part (Robinson pretends to be a successful artist, Kitty an actress) is complicated by the probability that at key points Robinson is playing HIMSELF and wants us to know it. When Kitty, an ignorant whore, natters on about some little painting worth $50,000, by some guy called Ce-ce-, Robinson helps her out. Cezanne? Id like to own that painting! He probably did. According to Ephraim Katz in his Film Encyclopedia, Edward G. Robinson owned one of the largest private art collections in the world. He also had to give it up, as part of a divorce settlement. So the film is prescient, as well as autobiographical.
The film has many such moments that appeal to contemporary pomo sensibilities as metafictional and self-referential, although I suspect that Lang would have laughed at intellectualizing. A couple more examples any way: Robinson begs to paint Kitty, and she offers him her foot to do her toe-nails. Johnny ask Kitty if Robinson isnt a phony, and Kitty replies that hes too dumb to be a phony. This resonates with Robinsons paintings they resemble primitives and lack perspective, like Robinsons character, which is childish in the extreme, totally lacking in perspective, as when he thinks the young and beautiful Kitty can love him, an ugly old man, etc. Nonetheless, theyre bought by the art world, as is Robinson himself, or at least his story, by the real world, as we discover later.
One thing about the plot. Chance plays a significant part in such movies, and underlines the arbitrariness and screwedupness of life. The danger is that it can appear too contrived, not like life at all but too much like art. The reappearance of Robinsons shrewish wifes first husband runs such a risk, but its saved from looking shallow and contrived by introducing an element of fairy-tale, which given the genre immediately turns to horror. Its as if the movie is saying (should I say Lang is saying?) that when we finally think our way is clear, think there are no more obstacles, we can get what we want that is when were most dangerous, because that is when were most deluded.
For all the films morality, or perhaps because of it, Im left feeling ambivalent about the characters. Does anyone GET what he or she deserves? And the ancillary question: does anyone GIVE what he deserves? Which is not to say I like anyone in this movie. I just LOVE the movie though.
P.S. The intro to this movie, really to Fritz Lang, seems a bit slighting to me.


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Are you ready for a free trip around the world? A musical one, that is.
World Music Festival Chicago 2013, organized by the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, has returned with more than 70 performances by a variety of musicians and singers performing in venues around the city. Here are a few picks — and to make the evening even more culturally defined, we offer dinner suggestions from Chicago's equally diverse lineup of restaurants.
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6 p.m. Sept. 13 at Pritzker Pavilion, Randolph Street and Michigan Avenue. The son of the storied sarod maestro Hafiz Ali Khan, Amjad Ali Khan ranks as the greatest living sarod player in Indian classical music. He's joined here by Amaan Ali Khan and Ayaan Ali Khan plus Debashish Bhattacharya & Family. For dinner try: Indian Garden, 2546 W. Devon Ave. (773) 338-2929.
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6 p.m. dance lesson, 7:30 p.m. show, Sept. 13 at Spirit of Music Garden in Grant Park, 601 S. Michigan Ave. The Puerto Rican ensemble Plena Libre melds the island's native plena music with touches of jazz, pop and other Afro-Caribbean genres. AfriCaribe has mastered Puerto Rico's propulsive bomba rhythms. For dinner try: Borinquen, 1720 N. California Ave. (773) 227-6038.
Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole
9 p.m. Sept. 13 at Old Town School of Folk Music, 4545 N. Lincoln Ave. Cajun and zydeco traditions are in Watson's original tunes and classics from Boozoo Chavis, Michael Doucet and Dennis McGee. For dinner try: Heaven on Seven, 600 N. Michigan Ave., 2nd Floor. (312) 280-7774.
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7 p.m. Sept. 14 at Old Town School of Folk Music, 4545 N. Lincoln Ave., followed by Sidi Toure with Leila Gobi at 8:30 p.m. Mali's annual Festival au Desert was canceled in 2013 due to the country's political instability. So the artists bring their music to the world. Check the schedule for more by Malian artists. For dinner try: Yassa African Restaurant, 716 E. 79th St. (773) 488-5599.
Nicolae Feraru & His Gypsy Band plus Krar Collective
3 p.m. Sept. 15 at Pritzker Pavilion, Randolph Street and Michigan Avenue. Nicolae Feraru performs the Gypsy traditional music he learned from his father and other lautari, or minstrels, from his native Romania. He plays the tambal mic (Romanian dulcimer). For dinner try: Little Bucharest Bistro, 3661 N. Elston Ave. (773) 604-8500.
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7:30 p.m. Sept. 15 at National Museum of Mexican Art, 1852 W. 19th St. Los Cenzontles (The Mockingbirds) is a California band influenced by Mexican regional folk music such as traditional mariachi, banda, ranchera and norteno. For dinner try: Nuevo Leon, 1515 W. 18th St. (312) 421-1517.
8:30 p.m. Sept. 21 at Mayne Stage, 1328 W. Morse Ave. Colombia's Alejandra Ortiz and Argentina's Luis Maurette use electronic textures and beats and blend them with melodies from their respective South American cultures. For dinner try: Las Tablas, 2942 N. Lincoln. (773) 871-2414.
2 p.m. Sept. 22 at Randolph Square, Chicago Cultural Center, 77 E. Randolph St. The trio's music is rooted in the traditional village sounds of central Poland especially the centuries-old dance style called the mazurka. Also performing: Andreas Kapsalis & Goran Ivanovic and Paulinho Garcia. For dinner try: Staropolska, 5249 W. Belmont Ave. (773) 736-5230.
Mary Houlihan is a Chicago freelance writer.


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Well i'm in the procress of getting a new computer and external hard drive, what't the best way to organize all my digi scrapbooking stuff. I feel like now it's so hard to find things. Any ideas? Someone help!
Well i'm in the procress of getting a new computer and external hard drive, what't the best way to organize all my digi scrapbooking stuff. I feel like now it's so hard to find things. Any ideas? Someone help!
I sort mine by site, and then by designers. Sometimes, like the colab kits, I break down by both designers and elements, papers, etc. It all gets very overwhelming at times doesn't it?
Just fell like I can't find anything, do you keep your zipped files, or only unzipped?
I keep my zipped files in a separate folder and then I keep a copy of all the zipped files on an EHD that is only for the zip files.
The rest of my stuff I could use some help with myself!
I never keep my zip files, but thinking on that, it might be a good idea to keep them in a totally separate place like Mel does.
Hi Jenn, I sort mine by the site and then by the designer. Luckily I only have GDS as a major site where I get my stuff and then the freebies from here and there. So I have GDS vs others. I haven't kept my zipped files. I don't know if i should have but I haven't. Here's how I do it but I don't know if it's any good! it's still lots of looking for things if you want to combine elements from different kits. :)
Does anyone here use Picasa? I've downloaded it, but have no idea how to use it. I thought it is supposed to be really helpful in organizing. I would like to be able to search by store, designer, color, specific type of ellement, etc., but I can't figure out how to create tags. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks guys, I'm going to try it, I've been keeping my zipped files and they just take so much room. I also do it by site and designer, but it just seems so messy and then all the zipped files get mixed in and I don't know what I've unzipped already. Maybe I just need to be more attentive.
I found a nice little program called tag2find (just do a google search - it's free). Then you tag all the files as you get them, with whatever label you want - designer, store, colour, etc...
I've only been keeping my zip files of products that I bought, in the folder where I extracted the files.
Hope it helps!
I had been sorting mine by site too, then with folders for each designers.
Collabs I keep in a folder from the site I purchased.
Then (and still) I started to back up all my files and burn to DVD.
While I feel good about the archiving, it is killing my organizational system.
So now I have one big folder for all my new supplies and organize by designer and collab. I am actually in the process of separating out things like actions, styles, and brushes, so that I can actually find them. (My PS likes to crash and I lose the brushes and styles I use all the time)
I kept all my zipped files for a long time. Then I decided that I spend all this time up front organizing, so I dont want to have to do that again if I lose something. Now I delete the zips and copy my supplies to DVD each month.
This is actually helping me to use more of my kits, instead of spending the time looking for that perfect little staple or some brush I know I have somewhere.
Good Luck!
It is a good time to for you to back up all your files.
(ever time dh decides to upgrade my system, I lose stuff -- dont forget to back up your fonts too)


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9-0, 9-4, 3-2. Final scores. The Giants won the first two. Attempt to control your gasps.
Although this morning's game leaves a kind of sour taste in my mouth, the Giants scored twenty runs over the course of the three game series in Atlanta, which kind of feels like more runs than they've scored all year, combined. Slight exaggeration, but they won the series and played basically good ball. Sour taste is not necessary, lovelies.
One of the big storylines of this series was Melky Cabrera and Chipper Jones feuding through the media. (Will these guys never learn that the media is, er, not the smartest way to feud?) Summary: Chipper thought Melky was being obnoxious with his celebrations, which Melky – much as I love him – basically was, and Melky thought he and Chipper were buddies so he was surprised Chipper would rip on him. Media said Tim Hudson would plunk Melky in today's game but Tim Hudson had no apparent interest in plunking Melky. War over. (For now.) It's a little bit shrug-worthy, in my opinion. Baseball players are not really known for their tact or humility and it's not a huge deal in any case. I understand why the Atlanta fans would be insulted or offended and, as Bruce Bochy said, a talk is probably in order with the Melk Man, but it's not a news story worth bumping REPORT: A-ROD TRADED TO THE GIANTS FOR JUSTIN CHRISTIAN off the front page. I mean, I live for those trade rumor stories.
The Giants are heading to Philadelphia next and I'm all at once nervous and excited. This is a chance for the team to perform well in the hot weather and the second half heating up in more ways than one. With Lincecum starting tomorrow night, that will the first and perhaps more interesting hurdle. Rooting for him big time. Printing out that blueberry muffins recipe as I write. (Sadly, not kidding.)
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For those of you who don't know, the way I reward myself for being a nice sister and hanging at The Little Brother's Little League games is copious amounts of red licorice from the snack bar. They could stop carrying everything besides that licorice and I probably wouldn't notice. So for me, red licorice and baseball are synonymous. Apparently Josh Hamilton agrees. If I were that fan, I might have died on the spot. Not necessarily exaggerating. I'm seeing the Angels play the Rangers in Anaheim this weekend. If I don't blog after the game, you know what happened. I died because Josh Hamilton took licorice out of my very hands.
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This year, the competition's fraud and forensics theme challenges teams of four undergraduate students to apply their accounting and investigative skills to solve a real-world business problem. The teams must develop a proposal for a fictional Texas company seeking to expand its business into the Nigerian oil fields.
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I am sure that many of you are dreaming about what it will be like as an astartes once deathwatch comes out. Fortunately, Fantasy Flight games released the stats of a space marine in purge the unclean. Basically, as I recall, this guy would have been able to clean out an entire space hulk of warp beasts and Dark Eldar without working up a sweat, the acloyte team was just being baby sat by him. What can we infer so far about being an Astartes?...
1/ 2X toughness, making the toughness bonus 8 (maybe 10 in some cases)
2/ Astartes Armour would be 10, 11, and 12 for the head, limbs and torso respectively. I wonder what terminator armour will be like but I am guessing AP of 15 or 16 in the torso (much like Mega Nob armour)
3/ Any guess of the damage output of a bolter, or a heavy bolter... or a chainsword... or any other heavy weapon handled by a devistator squad? If I recall, the guy in the book above had a thunderhammer which had a +17 damage bonus.
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Leggio has led the Sellinger School since 2008, implementing new programs including Loyola's first accredited accelerated MBA program, the Emerging Leaders MBA; a Masters in Accounting program; and an accounting certificate program.
Her other accomplishments at Loyola include creating the Student Experiential Learning Lab (SELL) to educate students on the use of financial databases such as Bloomberg, Reuters Eikon, Morningstar and S&P Capital IQ. The students use these databases to manage a portion of Loyola University's endowment.
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Prior to joining Loyola, Leggio was associate dean at the University of Missouri Kansas City where she worked for eight years. She earned a doctorate in finance from the University of Kansas.
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Does that sound wonderful, horrible, unbelievable or all of the above? These people have what is currently known as superior autobiographical memory and were featured on CBS' "60 Minutes" and "The Early Show."
On "60 Minutes," reporter Lesley Stahl interviewed actress and former "Taxi" star Marilu Henner who has this gift. Henner said, "It's like putting in a DVD and it cues up to certain places. I am there again — seeing things visually as I would have that day."
Being one of only six people recognized in the world as having this gift, Henner detailed how her memory works on "The Early Show" in December 2010.
"For me, the closest thing to it is kind of like selected scenes on a DVD," she said. "You know when you see that? OK, so if you name a year, all of a sudden the entire year sort of like lays itself out in chronological order and each day is a different selected scene and some of them are more vivid than others, but I can go to each day and it sort of comes up."
Dr. James McGaugh, a professor of neurobiology at the University of California, Irvine, who tested Henner and verified this ability, said, "They can do with their memories what you and I can do about yesterday and they can do it every day.
"These people come and display a kind of memory we've never seen before and we have to say, 'Whoa, what is that about?' So we're going to take a look and see if we can figure that out."
Then there is the mathematical genius of Daniel Tammet. This Englishman memorized and recited pi to 22,514 decimal places and then repeated all the numbers back down to one without making a single mistake! He can arrive at the correct answer to 377 multiplied by 795 instantly. How? Tammet says he is able to see numbers as shapes, colors and textures.
"When I multiply numbers together, I see two shapes," he said. "The image starts to change and evolve and a third shape emerges. That's the answer. It's mental imagery. It's like math without having to think."
Tammet also learned one of the most difficult languages on earth, Icelandic, in only one week! Professor Allan Snyder, from the Centre for the Mind at the Australian National University in Canberra, believes all humans possess these extraordinary abilities — it is just a question of learning how to access them.
"Savants have usually had some kind of brain damage. Whether it's an onset of dementia later in life, a blow to the head or, in the case of Daniel, an epileptic fit. And it's that brain damage which creates the savant. I think that it's possible for a perfectly normal person to have access to these abilities, so working with Daniel could be very instructive," Snyder said.
Science fact writer Joel Davis wrote, "The human brain is the last, and greatest, scientific frontier. It is truly an internal cosmos that lies contained within our skulls. The more than 100 billion nerve cells and trillion supporting cells that make up your brain and mine constitute the most elaborate structure in the known universe."
What if all humans are endowed with a brain to allow them to have such a super memory and perform tasks far beyond their present abilities? Recall how the first man, Adam, was endowed with an amazing vocabulary to create new words for naming countless other living creatures, according to Genesis 2:19, 20?
Do you think his perfect human brain could remember all the names he gave those varied and numerous animals before he fell from grace? What if our brain capacity was hampered by something he did? What if we only get a glimpse of our brain's true abilities in the genius of some randomly gifted people?
Is this more plausible than humans evolving from apes? Neurosurgeon Dr. Robert J. White said, "To say that the human brain evolved from that of any animal is to defy reason and the facts.
"Far more logical is this conclusion: I am left with no choice but to acknowledge the existence of a Superior Intellect, responsible for the design and development of the incredible brain-mind relationship — something far beyond man's capacity to understand ... I have to believe all this had an intelligent beginning, that Someone made it happen."
When it comes to Someone with "Superior Intellect," consider what Psalm 147:4 says of God: "He counts the number of the stars; He calls them all by name." — New King James Version.
Such a colossal memory is beyond our comprehension! Let us not forget that the perfect brain of Jesus Christ on earth was able to accommodate all the wisdom and knowledge he possessed in heaven from the very beginning, according to John 17:5.
If you believe humans are made in God's image, consider your brain's true potential and what a mind-boggling future God has in store for His people. It truly boggles the mind!
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