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Built on a long legacy of analogue photography the Hasselblad H2F is Hasselblad's contribution to photographers working with film. It is designed for the toughest professional use and is equipped with an array of user-friendly features. The range of high-performance HC lenses makes the H2F the choice of the professional.
The H2F lens program is designed and engineered by Hasselblad to meet the highest optical specifications. The HC lenses cover a wide spectrum of focal lengths and feature the fastest and most precise 645 auto-focus system there is today. The integral lens shutters allow for flash sync down to 1/800 second. The lens shutter also provides silent and vibration-free operation.
The viewfinder is the most important interface between the photographer and the subject. The large and bright viewfinder of the H2F camera shows the image crisp and clear, letting you work even in dim lighting with perfect result. A waist-level viewfinder is available as an accessory.
The exposure can be controlled either by sophisticated exposure automation or with full manual control.
To make the camera suit specific requirements its design includes over 30 functions that can be tailored by the user. The camera features four buttons than can easily be programmed as short-cuts to the most used functions of the camera. In this way you can instantly reach your favorite function just by clicking a button.
With the numerous functions that can be set by the user for optimal use, a demand for a fool-proof way of controlling these changes arose - and thus the "Profiles" function was developed. The profile is actually a memory where all settings in the camera can be stored as a custom setting. This memory can later also be recalled by a click of a button. This saves you time, but perhaps most important, it prevents mistakes from happening.
The HV90X viewfinder offers near 100% image view and eyesight dioptre correction. The large eyepiece also allows full image view even when wearing glasses.
The viewfinder also features a compact flash. Though primarily intended to be used as fill flash it can also be used as main flash in some cases. The flash has a metric guide number of 12, but when used as fill flash with -2 stops adjustment it is equal to guide number 24.
With the SCA 3902 flash adapter, any flash compatible with the SCA3002 system can be used. This means that you can choose from small and compact flashes for extremely portable use as well as larger and more powerful flashes when so required.
The built-in flash metering system is designed to be used when working with manually controlled flashes, such as studio or strobe units.
The film magazines for the H2F camera feature inserts than can handle both 120 and 220 film. If you use Bar coded film (defined by FUJIFILM) the setting of both film type and ISO value is automatic. Film wind-on and wind-off is also automatic or manual with all films.
Data, e.g. exposure parameters, can be printed along the film edge and outside of the image area. The imprint function can include a user selectable text string that will also be printed on the film.
The grip LCD and the viewfinder LCD is of dot-matrix type. This means that the camera is able to present clear and easy-to-understand information and messages instead of fixed and sometimes not so obvious symbols.
The H2F camera is built to the very strict standards that have always been used by Hasselblad, ensuring a long life even with tough use. The firmware in the H2F camera is upgradeable, meaning that existing cameras will acquire new features just by upgrading their firmware. This can easily be carried out by any of Hasselblad's service centers, which are also there for you when the camera, just like your car, requires its regular service.
SLR type camera with interchangeable lenses, viewfinder and magazines.
Lenses: Hasselblad HC lenses with integral leaf shutter excluding the HCD28. Autofocus or manual focusing. All C-type lenses from the V system with optional CF lens adapter.
Shutter: Electronically controlled integral lens shutter in each lens. Shutter speed range 1/800 s to 18 hours.
Image format: 56 x 41.5 mm (Width x Height).
Viewfinder: 90° reflex viewfinder w. diopter adjustment (-4 to +2.5D). Image magnification 2.7X. Integral fill-flash (G.No. 12 @ ISO100). Hot shoe for SCA3002-system flashes from Metz™. Image view: near 100%
Focusing screen: Acute Matte type D with markings for spot metering area and AF sensitive area. Optional screen with grid markings available.
Focusing: Automatic and manual focusing. Instant manual focus override. AF metering with passive central cross- type sensor. Metering range EV 1 to 19 at ISO100.
Focusing modes: Manual with optional focus indication in viewfinder, Single shot AF and Continuous AF. Focus lock available in AF modes either with shutter release or any of the four programmable buttons.
Flash control: Automatic TTL-OTF centre weighted system. Uses built-in flash or flashes compatible with SCA3002 (Metz™). Output can be adjusted from -3 to +3EV. For manual flashes a built-in metering system is available. ISO range 16 to 6400 (excluding any exposure adjustment).
Exposure metering: Metering options: Spot, Centre weighted and Average. Metering range Spot: EV2 to 21, Centre weighted: EV1 to 21, Average: EV1 to 21. Exposure adjustment from -5 to +5 EV in 1/3 stops. Exposure lock with separate button.
Exposure modes: Manual, Aperture priority, Shutter speed priority, Programmed and Programmed Variable.
Automatic bracketing: Available with 2, 3, 5, 7 or 9 frames. 1/3, 1/2 or 1 EV step. Exposure sequence can be changed.
Interval timer: Maximum 32 frames. Interval time can be set from 1 second to 1 hour.
Multi exposure: Number of exposures can be set to 2, 3, 4, 5 and no limit.
Flash metering: Available when using manully controlled flashes.
Flash sync speed: Flash can be used at all shutter speeds. Flash can be synchronized in the beginning or at the end of the exposure.
Flash sync connection: TTL hot-shoe on viewfinder or standard PC connector on camera body.
Film types: 120 full (16 exposures), 120 half-length (8 exposures) or 220 type film (32 exposures). Automatic setting of ISO and film type when using Barcoded film. Automatic film wind-on and wind-off.
Film magazine: Interchangeable film magazine with insert for both 120 and 220 film type. Integral curtain type dark slide. Multi mode data imprinting outside image area. Features Bar code recognition.
Camera displays: Two dot-matrix LCD's, one on the camera grip and one in the viewfinder. One segment base LCD on the magazine.
Power supply: Cassette for 3 CR-123 Lithium batteries included.
External dimensions: Camera body: 144 x 110 x 88 mm. 90˚ viewfinder: 78 x 47 x 132 mm. Film magazine: 97 x 83 x 56 mm. Lens 2,8/80 mm: 83 x 69 mm. Complete camera: 153 x 131 x 213 mm. [W x H x D or length x diameter]
Weight: Camera body: 830 g. 90˚ viewfinder: 330 g. Film magazine: 475 g (incl film). Lens 2,8/80 mm: 450 g.


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Prototype welcomes any (and all) of these:
- bug reports;
- failing tests proving some feature is broken in certain cases;
- patches/pull requests;
- enhancement requests;
- additional tests for code that you believe hasn't got enough coverage;
- API documentation contributions;
- ideas and other interesting discussions.
Submitting tickets
The Prototype core team uses GitHub issues to track tickets. If you don't have an account, it's easy to sign up.
Try to keep the title concise, but write your heart out in the full description box. If you need to include a snippet of JavaScript code in your text, mark it up appropriately, like so:
This line opens a popup every time, which scares me!
var scary = 'BOO!'
Can Prototype be used to make this less scary? Thank you.
If you have a patch for the issue you're describing, instead of filing a new issue you should probably make a pull request.
Writing code
Prototype is on GitHub and strongly prefers that patches arrive in the form of pull requests. We use the fork-and-pull model (as described here), thus, when you want to contribute a patch, you should:
- fork the main Prototype repository;
- create a topic branch on your fork and commit some changes to that branch;
- make a pull request from that branch to the main repo's master branch.
To work on Prototype development, you'll need:
- the latest version of the Prototype source tree;
- your favorite code editor;
- all the modern web browsers your operating system can handle (to test in, of course);
To get started, clone the project to your disk, either from the main repo or from your fork. This will create a new directory named prototype
. The most important directories in there are src/
, in which all the code resides; and test/
, which provides a testing framework as well as all the unit tests.
(Prototype relies on a few submodules, but it will try to fetch those submodules on demand. Or, instead, you can run git submodule init
and git submodule update
While in the root directory of the project, run:
rake dist
This predefined Rake task merges all the source files from src/
to a single file: dist/prototype.js
. Unit tests use this file.
To see what unit tests look like, open up any of the HTML documents found in test/unit/
in your browser. They run automatically, so you should see a flurry of green-colored rows after a few moments.
Usually there should be no test failures if you are using a supported browser.
To run specific tests in an automated fashion, you can use rake test
to run the whole suite; or you can include a TESTS
variable to run only certain test files.
To see tests fail, try to break something on purpose. Open src/array.js
and find the method named first
near the top:
first: function() {
return this[0];
Just for the fun of it, change the return line to return a string (like "foo" or "hello!") and save the file. Then run…
rake test TESTS=array BROWSERS=chrome
…to run just the array test file in just a single browser (Chrome in this case, but you could specify ie
or firefox
or safari
instead). A single test with a couple of assertions should turn red. Congratulations, you have just broken Prototype! ;)
From here you're on your own. Make changes to source files in src/
, add your methods, go crazy. When you're done, create a pull request on GitHub.
Some coding guidelines:
- two spaces, no tabs;
- keep variable names nice and descriptive;
- don't forget to pick low-hanging performance fruit in common constructs such as loops;
- follow the conventions already laid out in the code.
The importance of testing
With unit testing we ensure adding new features will not break old ones. We also ensure that the library behaves the same way across all supported browsers. When you're submitting a patch you really should submit tests, also. That way we know you mean business and that we can safely roll it into core. With rare exception, patches won't get applied if they don't have accompanying tests; if you write the tests yourself (instead of waiting for someone else to write them for you) you vastly increase your patch's chance of acceptance.
Patches that introduce new features should have test cases that demonstrate the new functionality.
Patches that fix bugs should include test cases in order to document what has been fixed. For this reason, your test cases should fail without your patch and pass after it has been applied.
Before you test your changes, first be sure you've got the latest version of Prototype:
git pull
Git will pull in any changes made to Prototype since you last grabbed the source. Then, run rake dist
so that the changes you made in src/
get built into the distributable.
Finally, run the tests:
rake test
This will run Prototype's entire test suite (all unit tests) across all installed browsers: Safari, Firefox, IE, Opera, and Chrome (depending of your platform, of course). The tests run, page by page, and pass their results back to the terminal.
If any of the tests fail, you'll need to figure out why, make the changes, and run the tests again. To avoid re-running the whole test suite, you can limit the testing task to certain browsers and/or certain groups of tests:
rake test BROWSERS=firefox TESTS=ajax,string
Note: Most tests can be run outside of rake
simply by opening the corresponding HTML file in a browser. But some tests (in particular, those in ajax.js
) rely on client-server communication. Rake faciliates these tests by spawning a local web server.
The unit testing library itself bears similarity's to Ruby's Test::Unit
and allows for a broad range of different types of assertions. Here's a presentation about it.
Common mistakes
We've seen enough of these:
- Very application-specific requests/patches: frameworks don't try to cover every scenario ever imagined, so try to concentrate on more commonly used stuff;
- bug reports that don't describe how to reproduce the issue (give us detailed steps and tell us which browsers exhibit the bug!);
- tickets that claim things are broken when, in fact, the reporter has simply forgotten to
git pull
orrake dist
; - patches made without regard to execution speed: don't slow down important code to add a feature of marginal utility;
- patches that aren't cross-browser: test in at least 2 browsers, Firefox and another one;
- duplicate requests or patches: search Lighthouse to find out if someone has beat you to it.
Writing documentation
Prototype uses PDoc for documentation. PDoc looks at specially-formatted comments in the source code and extracts narrative documentation, then builds HTML around it. This is how we generate the official documentation, but you can use this same process to generate similar documentation on your hard drive.
From the project root, run…
rake doc
…and PDoc should build documentation for all of Prototype's classes and methods. The documentation is placed in the doc
subfolder, so you can open doc/index.html
to view it.
This is useful if you'd like to have local documentation, or if you want to generate documentation for an older version of Prototype (just check out the tag you want, then run rake doc
). It's also useful if you'd like to help write documentation, since you're able to preview the changes you've made before you submit a pull request.


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38 Things We Learned from the 'Saw' Commentary
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'Supremacy' Review: The Struggle for the Upper Hand Leaves Everyone Falling a Bit Short
LAFF By Allison Loring on June 13, 2014 | Be the First To CommentPower is a tricky thing. Does it come from running a house hold, proving you can make it on your own or forcing others to bend to your will? Supremacy tackles all these questions in an amplified cat-and-mouse game that has all its players struggling for the upper hand as they race against the clock. After serving fifteen years in prison, Tully (Joe Anderson) is released into the company of a woman sent to get him by his white supremacy group. The erratic Doreen (Dawn Olivieri), who toggles between being mystified by Tully and feeling as though she needs to go toe-to-toe with him, is clearly a "groupie" of the group, but also seems like she is in no state to spend time in a car with an ex-con. After a few hours on the road, the two are pulled over and Tully's recently won freedom starts to unravel at an alarming pace. The swastika tattoo under Tully's left eye immediately gives away his allegiance, but Supremacy turns into an intriguing battle of wills when Tully and Doreen find shelter in the home of the stoic Mr. Walter (Danny Glover). Mr. Walter is not the biological father of the children living in the house, but he is their clear patriarch as he tries to protect his wife, her son and daughter, and two grandchildren. Glover is the picture of restraint as he speaks in pointed whispers and preaches to his family about patience. It is clear Mr. Walter has faced men like Tully before, but what is most intriguing is […]
New Trailer Shows That 'Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight' Took Place Outside the Ring
Movie News By Samantha Wilson on August 27, 2013 | Be the First To CommentFor Muhammad Ali, one of the most highly publicized fights of his lifetime happened outside of the ring, when, for religious reasons, he declined to enlist in the army during the Vietnam War. As the Stephen Frears film Muhammad Ali's Greatest Fight details, the prize fighter's decision to claim conscientious objector status after being drafted and the legal battles that ensued caused massive public uproar and outrage at Ali's "audacity." You know, even though there were definitely white guys claiming CO status, too. The HBO film boasts a stacked cast, including Danny Glover, Frank Langella, Christopher Plummer, Barry Levinson, and Bob Balaban. What is particularly interesting is that rather than casting an Ali, the film solely uses archival footage during his scenes. At least we know his words are exactly as he said them? Check out the trailer for yourself:
Review: Slightly Muddled Narrative Keeps 'LUV' from Truly Shining Through
Film Festivals By Allison Loring on January 18, 2013 | Be the First To CommentEditor's note: LUV hits limited release today, so please take a look at Allison's LAFF review of the film, originally published on June 19, 2012. Set on the streets of Baltimore, Maryland, writer/director Sheldon Candis's feature debut LUV creates a world that is both beautiful and terrifying seen through the eyes of characters who also slide back and forth across that line. After watching his nephew Woody (Michael Rainey Jr.) shyly look away from one of his female classmates who seemed to be showing interest in him, Woody's uncle Vincent (Common) decides to have his eleven-year-old nephew spend the day with him instead of going to school and "learn real world shit." Vincent is a well-dressed man who drives around town in a sleek black Mercedes and carries a nice leather briefcase from meeting to meeting. It is no surprise that Woody looks up to him and his day in the "real world" starts off like a fairy tale with his uncle buying him a custom-made suit and treating him like a business associate rather than a little kid.
Casting Couch: Jon Hamm Wants to Prove He Has the Funny, Dale Dickey Is Going Blind, and More
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Casting Couch: Bill Murray to Play Another Curmudgeon, Liam Neeson to Play Another Hitman, and More
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Movies to See Before the World Ends: 2012
Apocalypse Soon By Kevin Carr on June 22, 2012 | Comments (1)The Mayans, the wise race of ancients who created hot cocoa, set December 21st, 2012 as the end date of their Calendar, which the intelligent and logical amongst us know signifies the day the world will end, presumably at 12:21:12am, Mountain Time. From now until zero date, we will explore the 50 films you need to watch before the entire world perishes. We don't have much time, so be content, be prepared, be entertained. The Film: 2012 (2009) The Plot: Disaster filmmaker extraordinaire Roland Emmerich gives audiences his vision of how the world will end in this 2009 blockbuster. As the clock ticks closer to December 21, 2012, geologists and other scientists discover various anomalies happening to our planet. Solar flares are tossing neutrinos across space, and they are impacting the Earth's mantle. They predict global catastrophe as the crust shifts and the Earth's plates rearrange. Eventually, massive earthquakes wipe entire cities off the globe while one family, led by John Cusack, makes an escape in a limousine of awesomeness.
30 Things We Learned From 'The Royal Tenenbaums' Commentary
Commentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on May 24, 2012 | Comments (1)Wes Anderson loves family dramas dressed as fantasies, and this notion is no less palpable with The Royal Tenenbaums, the film that essentially set him on the map. A lot of us remember finding Bottle Rocket in video stores or trekking out with friends to see Rushmore, but that was mostly because of Bill Murray. The Royal Tenenbaums was the movie that made people realize this voice in the world of independent film making had arrived. 11 years later, and Anderson's latest, Moonrise Kingdom, another light-hearted drama made to look like a fable, is upon us. However, we felt it was time to go back and see exactly what the writer/director had to say about his pinnacle film, The Royal Tenenbaums. There's sure to be references of French movies and anecdotes about writing with Owen Wilson, but that's the obvious stuff. We've got 28 more items beyond that. So help yourselves with what we learned from the commentary for The Royal Tenenbaums. Cue the Elliott Smith.
10 Incredibly Cool Movie Easter Eggs To Hunt For
Movie News By Scott Beggs on April 9, 2012 | Comments (3)If you're "too old" to skulk around all hunch-backed in your own yard looking for the painted eggs your little cousin hid for you, why are you holding that remote with the Pause Button at the ready? We all love hunting. It's in our nature. Just like we love discounted Criterion titles, free scotch and foot massages that don't mean anything sexual. So here are some Movie Easter Eggs to hunt down. Bonus one? They involve movies, so you have a solid excuse to just watch movies all week. Bonus two? If you can't find them, they won't smell rotten after a few days. And be sure to add your favorite in the comments section for fellow hunter/gatherers:
Channel Guide: Kiefer Sutherland Returns to Fox in 'Touch'
Channel Guide By Amber Humphrey on January 28, 2012 | Comments (2)In the soaringly earnest but effective Touch, Kiefer Sutherland barks so many of his lines with the strained desperation of an exhausted man who's just barely keeping it together. He's shouldering a tremendous weight and no one around him is sensitive to his plight. But then, he doesn't really expect them to be. Best known as badass Jack Bauer, here, a more vulnerable Sutherland is Martin Bohm, widowed father of a mute, emotionally challenged boy and the nucleus of this ambitious Fox drama by Heroes creator Tim Kring.
Criterion Files #157: Ten Years After 'Tenenbaums'
Criterion Files By Landon Palmer on November 23, 2011 | Comments (5)Part of me is in complete disbelief that the release date of Wes Anderson's The Royal Tenenbaums will have been a decade ago next month. It doesn't feel so long ago that I was sixteen years old, seeing it for the first time in a movie theater and spending my subsequent Christmas with The Ramones, Elliot Smith, and Nico playing on repeat in my car (two years later, after hearing of Smith's death, my friends and I gathered together and watched Richie Tenenbaums's (Luke Wilson) attempted suicide with new, disturbing poignancy). And ten years on, even after having seen it at least a dozen times, and armed with the annoying ability to know every beat and predict every line, something about Tenenbaums feels ageless and fresh at the same time. But when you look at the movie culture that came after Tenenbaums, the film's age begins to take on its inevitable weight. Tenenbaums was Anderson's first (and arguably only) real financial success. Previously, Anderson was perceived as an overlooked critical darling following Rushmore, a promising director that a great deal of Hollywood talent wanted to work with (which explains Tenenbaums' excellent cast and, probably, its corresponding financial success). With this degree of mass exposure, other filmmakers followed suit, establishing what has since been known as the "Wes Anderson style," which permeated critical and casual assessment of mainstream indies for the following decade and established a visual approach that's been echoed in anything from Napoleon Dynamite to Garden State to less […]
Boiling Point: Alec Baldwin and the Cult of the Asshole Celebrity
Boiling Point By Robert Fure on September 19, 2011 | Comments (8)Alec Baldwin is in the news again and it's not for winning an award or doing worthwhile. No, like most times this Baldwin has been in the news the past five years, it's because he's being a baby. The horrid wrong that set him off this time? A most likely poorly written joke for the Emmys was cut, a joke that would have cut at Rupert Murdoch. Baby Baldwin is using his twitter privileges again to air his thoughts, complaining about Fox killing what he thought was the funniest joke – and insisting that his pre-taped segment not air. Fox agreed, and re-shot the sequence with Leonard Nimoy. This in and of itself isn't totally rageworthy, but it does set me over the edge because I'm collectively tired of seeing Alec Baldwin bitching on the internet – and having people still love him.
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Features By Kevin Carr on November 13, 2009 | Be the First To CommentKevin Carr heads out to the movies this week, making a stop in a fox hole with the Fantastic Mr. Fox, and then moving on to the end of the world.
Lets face it, not every film can be a winner, no matter how badly you want it to be good. This particular theory was one that I was reminded of this week as I screened Fernando Meirelles' latest film Blindness.
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The garden club built this planter in one of our big beds out of left over 2 foot lengths of granite curbing that the city gave us. (My dh and another guy spent 3 hours setting them in - what is underground is equal to what is above. They shouldn't heave in the frost!) You can see that to maximize planting space we matched up the inside corners which left spaces on the corners and in the middle of each run.
My friend Susan and I try to mosaic every Tuesday morning together. She and I have mosaicked tall square "bricks" to fill in the corners and the mid points. We chose a square motif to be similar to the logo of the agency that asked us to plant a new bed in honor of their 40th anniversary. (used vitreous glass tiles and thinset, then thinset colored charcoal for grout) We are going to cap each one with a square granite tile once installed. (the unmosaicked part will be underground) Once they were finished I realized they looked like skycrapers OR rubicks cubes. I'll post anther pic after I convince dh to install them. What think?
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- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Sun, Jul 24, 11 at 12:28
We need to cut and mortar on the granite before he installs, so he's off the hook for a bit again. Kathy |
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What a great project! Be sure and post pictures when it's finished. Those granite curbs were a great haul. :) |
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What a wonderful project, and how nice that your DH helps. What could be better than skyscrapers! Wonderful. Love your plantings too. Y'all did a fabulous job on this. Anxious to see the scrapers installed. |
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Those will look great there, a very nice asset to the garden. It's a bonus that they can look like different things depending on your view. That's what art is supposed to do. |
- Posted by calamity_j (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 11:31
Good Job Kathy! I am so proud to know I have been instumental in creating a Mosaicing Machine!!!heh heh! Look out nuthin' in that town will be safe from the clutches of this mosaic Addict now!!!ha! |
- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 13:19
Its true, once I visited Calamity and saw all her wonderful work I had to try it too. AND the gift of a little rock tumbler - I use it all the time! This morning for example. I can't believe how much that sucker holds. Thanks all for your comments. Kathy |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 14:38
Well blow me away. I had no idea you had visited CALAM!!!!! She told me how many of her friends are from the GW, but I don't remember her mentioning your visit. CALAMITY JANE: Did you give her that tumbler I sent you!!!!!?????? LOL. CALAM has a habit of giving away things - for example her very first project made in that class in PV - a hand w/all the knuckles - from the diamond lath. I couldn't believe it!!!!!!! |
- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 14:47
2 years ago! I met Klinger too! Dh and I took a fabulous trip. He had a meeting in Seattle so I joined him and we went up to Vancouver. It was a wonderful trip, and meeting Calam and Klinger was definitely a highlight. Kathy |
- Posted by slowmedown (My Page) on Tue, Jul 26, 11 at 15:41
Oh, I'm so glad to see this. Doncha just love both of them. I tell you - I LOVE those ladies, and we had such wonderful times together in PV, and w/CALAM here for a week. What a pair!!! |
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i live near the beach....been growing pumpkins for 4 years now....i had planted some in april and had 21 pumpkins before july 4th....i always plant seeds on july 1st to have enough pumpkins by oct 31st...never failed....i grow them in the ground or 5 gal buckets with holes in the bottom...they take care of themselvs...hope this helps someone.... |
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Control is a 2007 British-American biographical film about the life of Ian Curtis, singer of the late-1970s English post-punk band Joy Division. It is the first feature film directed by Anton Corbijn, who had worked with Joy Division as a photographer. The screenplay by Matt Greenhalgh was based on the biography Touching from a Distance by Curtis' widow Deborah, who served as a co-producer on the film. Tony Wilson, who released Joy Division's records through his Factory Records label, also served as a co-producer. Curtis' bandmates Bernard Sumner, Peter Hook, and Stephen Morris provided incidental music for the soundtrack via their post-Joy Division incarnation New Order. Control was filmed partly on location in Nottingham, Manchester, and Macclesfield, including areas where Curtis lived, and was shot in colour and then printed to black-and-white. Its title comes from the Joy Division song "She's Lost Control".
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BSA provides den meeting plans for den leaders on the Scouting.org website. Today, I am going to go through the third Wolf plan. If you don't already have the BSA den meeting plans, download BSA Wolf Den Meeting Plan 4 to follow along with this article.
The BSA meeting plans are designed to be done in order, so start at the beginning if you haven't done any of these yet. Meeting 4 completes Wolf Achievement 3 – Keep Your Body Healthy, and completes Elective 20g – Sports (Go Bowling), and completes the Bowling belt loop.
Some other resources you might find helpful:
- My Wolf Achievement 3 page for more help with "Wolf Achievement 3 – Keep Your Body Healthy". This page has an alternate den meeting plan which covers the requirement for Keep Your Body Healthy in one meeting.
- My Bowling Belt Loop and Pin page for help with the Bowling Belt Loop
- My Cub Scout Academics and Sports Program page, in case you decide you want substitute a different sport for the bowling.
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BSA Wolf Den Meeting 4: Keep Your Body Healthy and Bowling Field Trip
Preparation, Before the Meeting, and Gathering
Most of the preparation will involve organizing the trip to the bowling alley. Since you will be doing some first aid demonstrating, check to see if the bowling alley has a room you can use for your "meeting" part of the outing. Alternately, meet at your regular meeting place, do the first aid and business stuff, then drive to the bowling alley. That's probably what I would do if I were combining these requirements. It might be difficult to get the Cub Scouts to focus on anything other than bowling once you arrive at the bowling alley.
For the gathering activity, a simple game or puzzle usually works. See my games page or puzzles page for some ideas.
Don't forget to keep rotating who leads the opening ceremony so everyone gets a chance to complete requirement 2a. Once again, this might be easier to do before you take off for the bowling alley, especially if you still need to do an outdoor flag ceremony. Chartered organizations like churches and schools tend to have flagpoles you can use more than bowling alleys do.
Business Items
Keep it simple and short. The Cub Scouts will have bowling on their minds.
I would finish up the requirements for Achievement 3 before starting in on the bowling. I usually like to start with the lower energy activities and work my way up the excitement scale. Some 2nd graders will have a difficult time transitioning from fun group activities to quieter instructional activities, especially in a distracting setting like a bowling alley.
You might or might not be able to have an organized closing in a public place. If nothing else, have everyone say the Cub Scout Promise or Cub Scout Motto together.
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Look around and make sure you haven't left any stray Wolf Cub Scouts behind. Then relax and ask your son what he thought of the meeting. He'll say something like "Great!" or "Best meeting ever!" and that will make it all worth the hard work you put in to get it organized.


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ildren Eating Well (CHEW) for Health is a multi-institutional collaboration among the following academic institutions and community stakeholder organizations: (1) TSU Center for Prevention Research; (2) TSU School of Agriculture Human, and Natural Sciences; (3) Meharry Medical College, Department of Family and Community Medicine; (4) Vanderbilt University, Division of Epidemiology; (5) Metropolitan Public Health Department of Nashville/Davidson County; (6) Community Food Advocates; (7) Progreso Community Center; and (7) a Community Advisory Board.
The purpose of Nashville CHEW for Health is to address childhood obesity prevention through research, extension and education. All of the project activities focus on the
USDA's federal WIC (Women, Infants and Children) supplemental nutrition program. The target population is low-income WIC participant families with children ages 2-4, with a particular focus on African American and Hispanic families, and the WIC-authorized grocers that serve this population. The geographic scope of CHEW activities is urban Nashville/Davidson County, with the potential to be extended in the future across Tennessee and in other states. We use a multi-level approach to prevent childhood obesity through informal family-based consumer education, improving the food environment (in WIC stores), and developing human capital through formal education programs.
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Graduate Assistant, Darnell Towns, wins award at 36th Annual Tennessee State University Research Symposium, 2014 for presenting findings from the 2012 CHEW Nutrition Survey. From left to right: Dr. Janice Emerson, Acting Director, Center for Prevention Research; Dr. Michael Busby, Interim Vice President of Research and Sponsored Programs; Ms. Darnell Towns, doctoral student in the College of Education.
Graduate Assistant, Ronita Adams, presents a poster at 36th Annual Tennessee State University Research Symposium, 2014 using findings from the 2012 CHEW Nutrition Survey.
Children Eating Well (CHEW) for Health Conference 2013
The Center for Prevention Research (CPR), directed by Dr. Jan Emerson, organized and planned the third annual Children Eating Well (CHEW) for Health conference held on Friday, November 15, 2013. A total of 192 registered for the conference and a total of 141 attended. The attendees included approximately 40 students along with community members and faculty/researchers.
Dr. Jan Emerson, the TSU CHEW Co-PI, moderated the program. Dr. Latif Lighari and Dr. Baqar Husaini welcomed the attendees on behalf of Tennessee State University, the College of Agriculture, Human, and Natural Sciences (CAHNS), and the Center for Prevention Research, respectively. Dr. Lighari, filling in for Dean Reddy who was at another conference, reported on the TSU Extension efforts to address family and consumer needs as relates to health and nutrition. Dr. Husaini, CHEW Principal Investigator, reported on pre-school children's obesity trends according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
Next, Dr. Emerson presented an overview of the CHEW project followed by reports on the progress and findings of each CHEW component. Dr. Robert Levine (Meharry CHEW Co-PI) presented that the CHEW Education component team has logged, as of conference date, 4,083 trainee hours instructing students and medical personnel (i.e., TSU nutrition undergraduates; Meharry physicians in training; practicing physicians and nurses; and Meharry medical students) in childhood obesity prevention. Further, the Education component has collaborated with the Tennessee Department of Health in developing and disseminating a Nutrition and Physical Activity Toolkit designed to help educator, healthcare providers, hospital administrators, community outreach workers, and researchers find needed resources to encourage healthy eating and active living. The link to the Toolkit can be found on www.NashvilleCHEW.org.
Dr. Chiquita Briley, the new CHEW Extension component leader, updated the audience on Extension activities. The Extension team has recruited 19 WIC-approved small to medium grocery stores and are helping them expand fresh produce sales. Two healthy food tastings have been done at each of the 19 stores with an average of 25 shoppers served with positive feedback. Finally, Dr. Pamela Hull (Vanderbilt CHEW Co-PI) highlighted that the CHEW Research component team had completed analysis of the CHEW Phase One data of dietary purchasing, preferences, and consumption among Caucasians, African Americans, and Hispanics. Based on this analysis, CHEW Phase Two is developing a smartphone shopping application to assist WIC participants shop healthier and wiser, which Dr. Hull previewed with a video. CHEW Phase Three will test the mobile app with 100 WIC participants beginning in early 2014.
Following CHEW updates, there were nine presenters, including the Director of the Metro Nashville Public Health Department (Dr. Bill Paul) and Former Mayor of Nashville (Bill Purcell), along with seven researchers from TSU, Vanderbilt University, University of Mississippi Medical Center, University of Missouri, Middle Tennessee State University, and LiveWell NorthWest Colorado. Speakers presented on the following topics: family nutrition programs, obesity prevention policies, childhood obesity prevention for young Hispanic children, advantages of community gardens (TSU gardeners gave experiences), how the Institute of Medicine (IOM) contributes to childhood obesity prevention, helping early childcare centers to prevent childhood obesity, and fighting obesity through community participatory strategies. Lively question and answer sessions followed presentations.
Additionally, to evaluate the impact of the conference, CPR had attendees fill out a pre- and a post-conference evaluation to determine whether the attendees increased their knowledge of topics presented. We received 112 completed pre-conference and 85 post-conference evaluations. Of the 85 matching evaluations, the average pre-conference score was 64.7 ± 13.2% (min: 25%, max: 92.5%) while the average post-conference score was 77.2 ± 13.4% (min: 37.5%, max: 100%) This was a statistically significant (p<0.001) increase in knowledge from pre-conference to post-conference.
Impact of the conference has been further demonstrated by the very positive feedback we have received from many who attended. One community member who attended wrote: "This was one of the most dynamic conferences I have attended in a long time. All the presenters were excellent. Keep up the great work." We have been asked to put a summary of our conference on the Tennessee Obesity Task Force website and will be posting this summary along with conference presentations on our www.NashvilleCHEW.org website.
Community Advisory Board (CAB)
The Center for Prevention Research's Nashville CHEW Project values the input from community members in reaching project goals. The Community Advisory Board (CAB) serves as an important partner in facilitating the Center's capacity to promote healthy eating for the city's children. Board Members represent the community we serve, with representatives from a range of organizations throughout Nashville. The CAB includes representatives of: WIC mothers, WIC grocery stores, non-profit organizations, and the Metro Nashville Health Department.
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I'm sure that many of you remember hearing that report of research that showed that on TV, the code blue save rate is something like 90%, but in real life it is much lower than that. TV contributes... Read More
0Mar 30, '02 by RyanRNThere are some really thought provoking comments here and I do agree with most.
Recently read opinions on a board that many feel the new ACLS protocols are dumbed down and may be a little too 'easy', maybe for the sake of just passing people. Of course the AHA makes money on the deal. Also, someone said that a few of the new protocols were not studied enough to be a proven theory, just a theory. Now I have no idea if that is so, but what comes to mind is if indeed most Code Blues are not successful why would one make the ACLS experience as intimidating as it used to be. I personally found my last ACLS class informative, comfortable and not in the least intimidating. What a relief, I had been dreading it. Any comments?
One question - my hospital is initiating a new (to us) DNR/DNI policy. Another words, doctor has to write an order for BOTH or patient CAN be intubated, just not shocked. They are also talking about more specifics on the form - for ex. Do you want vasopressors? (and a whole list of very specific interventions). I think this is WAY over everyones head, they defended their position by saying that it's the DOCTOR who must explain and record in the progress notes AND that it has become a legal issue. Now you and I know the docs aren't going to approach families very often because they are not in the position we are, don't see the family as often as we do, don't get to know individual situations etc. I live in NY. Ever heard of such a thing and what is YOU policy on DNR's? -
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Anyhow, do you think the general public needs to be more aware of this? people, I'm not saying "never" code an old person BUT if families were aware that a code procedure was unlikely to successful and was more likely to de-humanize people in their last moments of life, don't you think they could do more realistic planning and decision-making?


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Here's the story of a Maa Beta who're currently seen on the tube every weeknight on the very same TV channel While mom Vibha Chibber is seen playing the toughie Mrs.
Bindeshwari Kaushik in Mrs. Kaushik Ki Paanch Bahuein, beta Puru Chibber has been roped in to play the role of Manav and Archana's grown up son, Sachin Deshmukh in Pavitra Rishta.
Having a parent in the television industry is always an added advantage for aspiring actors. Of course, it isn't comparable to Bollywood where star sons and daughters are launched with great aplomb but we have also experienced the phenomenon of TV stars easing their children into the limelight be it Sarita Joshi who ushered in daughter Ketaki Dave who in turn acted with her own daughter Riddhi or the case of Sushma Seth, the Daadi from Hum Log, whose standing in the industry paved the way for daughter Divya Seth's entry. And now's the turn of mum Vibha and son Puru Chibber!
Vibha Ji talks about her son's ambitions saying, ""Actually I always thought my son would grow up to be a cricketer as he played cricket exceptionally well. But when he was in the 10th grade, he suddenly declared that he wanted to be an actor. That's when I took an initiative to come to Mumbai from Delhi and help in whichever way I could. I was always into acting but I had restricted myself to theatre in Delhi. When I arrived here in Mumbai, I started acting for television too. So, in a way, his ambitions fuelled mine and I am glad we are both working for Zee TV, one of India's leading entertainment channels. Just wish Puru and I get to work in the same show in the near future. It will be another first of sorts.""
Puru Chibber credits his mother for the passion he developed for acting. He states, ""Watching Ma make a distinct mark for herself on the theatre circuit proved to be quite an inspiration for my acting career. I started off by assisting Sanjay Leela Bhansali for Saawariya, after which I completed a course from Anupam Kher's acting academy.
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Making a single page Ajax interface in Domino
A Single Page Application is the holy grail of any web developer. Google Reader, Gmail and lately also Hotmail do it: all content is dragged in with Ajax without leaving the page. What are the benefits? First of all, since only parts of the page change, you get an uninterrupted user experience. Secondly, since only HTML fragments are retrieved and not entire pages, it is faster. And last but not least: everyone seems to like it.
Using pure XML and XSL transformations
One way of doing this, is to ask the server for HTML fragments and embed these in the page. What I want to do, is to keep the backend data in XML and transform these into HTML fragments on the fly, using XSL. This gives an excellent separation of content and presentation. The transformation itself can be done in the browser, using Ajax.
Can this be done with Domino? Yes: we already have the views in XML. The documents can also be rendered as XML: just use 'content-type: other, text/xml' and make sure that the form renders valid XML. We can even render the application itself - the launch page - using XSL.
The launch page
We need an XML and an XSL file. Modern browsers and Internet Explorer 7 can render XML with a predefined XSL. Mozilla even complains if you don't specify a XSL. In Domino, both files can be page elements with content-type 'text/xml'. First the application XML... This only contains the dbtitle, the web path, the user name and a copyright message:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="[Computed Value]"?>
<application title="[<Computed Value]" path="[Computed Value]">

<user name="[Computed Value]"/>
<copyright>2007 by Michel Van der Meiren</copyright>
The '<?xml-stylesheet' instruction makes the browsers render this xml with the given XSL file, with the launch page as result. Here's the XSL:
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">
<xsl:output method="html" doctype-public="-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" doctype-system="http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd" />
<xsl:template match="/">
<xsl:variable name="path"><xsl:value-of select="//application/@path"/></xsl:variable>
<xsl:variable name="title"><xsl:value-of select="//application/@title"/></xsl:variable>
<title><xsl:value-of select="$title"/></title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<xsl:attribute name="href"><xsl:value-of select="$path"/>dsb.css</xsl:attribute>

<xsl:value-of select="$title"/>

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The single page application
You can see this in action: the raw application XML, the XSL file and the result. Especially look at the source of the result page. If you use the XML page element as the launch page of your database, you have your single page application HTML. From there on, Ajax can drag in all the content.
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Dean Kamen at TEDMED 2011
October 27th, 2011 in Blog, TEDMED2011 by Jay Goldman
We'll have more complete coverage of TEDMED 2011 just as soon as our poor brains catch back up to reality, but in the meantime we wanted to share a quick video of Dean Kamen nearly-live from the stage (this literally JUST happened). He was up talking about his DARPA Luke arm and their frustrations in getting the FDA to approve it as a Type 1 device, and so he shared his YO-YO proposal (You're On Your Own) for a new type of label:
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Not just another pretty face, Mr. Kamen.
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When asked to expound on the aesthetic of Black Black Ocean, guitarist Stephen Till gets excited. "Hold on, hold on, let me ask somebody. I want this to be cute," he says. After a murmur of voices in the background, he replies, "My brother just said 'sucky.'"
Black Black Ocean came together in 2001 as a fairly conventional indie-rock outfit; its first demo recording came complete with sharp guitars, bleating vocals and a thin veneer of poetic sensitivity. Then something went haywire in Modest Mouseland. ¡Operación!, the band's new full-length disc, is a malfunctioning toy robot with springs and sparks popping out all over the place. The music is gnarled and garbled, a tense mess of post-punk angst that taps into the jerky, sci-fi kinesis of Milemarker, Devo and Les Savy Fav. Ryan Eason is the group's resident spaz cadet, perpetually writhing, shrieking, purring, bashing guitars and pounding away at a synthesizer strapped to his chest like a bomb. The rest of the lineup -- Till, Quintin Schermerhorn and Jared Black -- is equally as erratic, jumping around like electrocuted chimps on stage.
"How about...Black Black Ocean is like diamond dust blown into your eyes?" Till continues, almost hyperventilating. "We're like Liza Minelli and Glen Danzig's love child. We're intensely brutal, with a heart of gold."
One of the more ubiquitous bands around town, Black Black Ocean has amassed a fervent following of swooning girls and pouting boys, and it's not hard to see why: The band's atmosphere is as cool and dark as the depths of the Mariana Trench. Or, as Till sums it up: "One, we don't suck. Two, we make an indescribable sound." -- Heller
If she's ever thought of rain a day in her life or been paralyzed by gut-wrenching heartache of Sylvia Plathian proportions, you'd never know it. Her smile brightens every corner of a room. Her laughter is more infectious than doorknobs in an elementary school. She'll have you "squirting tears out your eyes" even if you didn't hear the punchline. So what, then, is Erica Brown doing singing the blues? Dropping jaws of anyone within earshot of her stellar vocals and forging a reputation as the leader of a band no one wants to follow, that's what.
The Erica Brown Band formed in 1998 after the collective members of J.D. and the Love Bandits contacted Brown with the prospect of fronting their band. As luck would have it, the soulstress was between projects (Brown previously contributed vocals to the irreverent, critically acclaimed cult bands Foreskin 500 and Cherry Bomb Club). The subsequent name change was spurred because "I'm not a 6'3" trombone player named J.D.," says Brown, laughing.
The five-piece -- bassist Rich Sallee, guitarist Mark Lawson, keyboard and Hammond organ player Jim Ayers, and Scotty Rivera, who shares vocal duties with Brown -- released its debut long-player, Body Work, in November 2000. The band's second effort, Rough Cut Stone, was recorded and produced at FTM studios by Steve Avedis, whom Brown credits as having "the sharpest ears in the business"; the recording was released in April and is already starting to gain momentum.
As a result of its inspired performances and the accolades it has garnered in its five short years of existence - the group receives regular airplay on KUVO and KGNU and was voted number one for the month of April on KRFX's specialty show, Strictly the Blues, for the month of April - the Erica Brown Band could be thrust into the national spotlight. A record label that Brown declines to disclose so as not to "hoodoo the process" has expressed interest. Whether anything comes from it, she seems content just to be in the game.
"I'm not going to be one of those little old ladies in a home -- or, worse yet, one who doesn't have a pension who eats Little Friskies because she can't afford Fancy Feast -- wishing I had done this. Someone once said, 'Don't die with the music in you,' and I couldn't agree more." -- Herrera
Rod Buckner is a teacher by day, serving as the band and orchestra instructor at Denver's Henry Middle School. By night, as the leader and namesake of Buckner Funken Jazz, among the most popular combos working the local circuit, he's had plenty of chances to teach as well.
"The band started about five years ago, and it was originally supposed to be a blues and jazz band," Buckner says. "But the first guys that I had were mainly rockers, so I had to teach them how to play jazz. That was a hard job."
Fortunately, the situation has improved over time. As Buckner Funken Jazz established a reputation via regular performances at clubs such as Herman's Hideaway and Herb's Hideout, like-minded instrumentalists were drawn to it. At present, the band consists of Buckner on trumpet and sibling Ron Buckner on bass, supplemented by saxophonist Matthew White, conga expert Bobby Hill, guitarist Devon Kurzweil, keyboardist Mark Esquibel and drummer Chad Hodges. "The guys we have now are excellent jazz musicians, and they're definitely interested in the funk, too," Buckner says. "So the band is just getting better and better."


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Confucious said, "I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand."
You must take the steps that lead to the doors that will open up worlds to the things you are seeking. Whether it's Embrace Empower Educate Embark, Hear See or Do, putting into practice the elements that are required to help you fulfill your dreams and goals – and lead you to living life on your terms – will take you closer every day to achieving your desired results.
Embrace – Accept or support (a belief, theory, or change) willingly and enthusiastically
Empower – To promote the self-actualization or influence of
Educate – Give intellectual, moral, and social instruction to
Embark – To make a start
Hear – Perceive with the ear the sound made by someone or something
See – To perceive with the eye
Do – To perform or execute; to put forth effort; exert
Learning better communications skills will make you more likely to Embrace new experiences. Improving your memory functions will:
- Empower you to Educate yourself and broaden your scope of knowledge and information, then
- Embark on new adventures and conquer things that have kept you from accomplishing your goals and your dreams
- Hear more clearly as things speak to you like never before
- See the world with a different view. What's there that you never saw before?
- Do the things you've always wanted to do. Discover a world you didn't even realize was out there because you are now more confident in your ability to communicate effectively and you know the strategies you have learned will help you remember the information you need to have ready at a moment's notice.
Effective communications are more important in today's world than at any time in history. With all the means of sending electronic messages, words can easily be misunderstood. Knowing how to avoid that is priceless.
Coupled with good communications skills, remembering what you need when you need it makes it easier to reduce stress levels and get you through the day with a smile on your face.


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Hey there a re you as cool as I look? I'm 3 years old and probably had a rough go. I am lucky I've made it, but not lucky that I ended up here. We don't get adopted nearly as much as the dogs do. I'm very good natured and well adjusted to all the noise and commotion here at the shelter. That means I will be a great pet for you and your family. And I will welcome you to my cat room with lots of purrs. Stop by an see me sometime..but dont' take too long. I can't stay cooped up here forever....please. OUr days in here are numbered.
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Gillette's new "Masters of Style" ad, featuring the fashionably attired Adrian Brody, Gael Garcia Bernal and Andre 3000, comes at a time when more U.S. men are taking their personal style into account.
Total U.S. men's wear sales jumped more than 4% to $55,723,500 for the 12 months ending in December 2011, according to the NPD Group. MarketLine Business Information expects global men's wear industry to exceed $402 billion in 2014, representing a 14% expansion in five years.
Belk's David Zant, executive vice-president and GMM of men's, home and children's, says the retailer's outlook remains positive.
"The men's apparel areas have performed well over the past two years. On a year over year basis, men's has trended better than women's."
IBM Global Business expects men's apparel sales to increase nearly 8.3% in the first quarter of this year, compared to a 2.4% increase in women's.
On average, men have been clothes shopping about twice per month in store and once a month online, according to the Cotton Incorporated Lifestyle Monitor™ Survey. And they spend about 90 minutes shopping in either setting.
IBISWorld's Nikoleta Panteva, senior analyst, says men's tailored clothing stores like Men's Wearhouse and Jos. A. Bank were especially sensitive to the economic recession. But a change is slowly taking place.
"Sinking consumer sentiment, brought about by skyrocketing unemployment and a slowdown in personal disposable income growth limited downstream demand for men's apparel," Panteva says. "As a result, IBISWorld estimates revenue [at men's tailored clothing stores] has fallen at an average annual rate of 4.2% since 2007. A turnaround in sentiment and high-end purchases [at men's specialty stores], however, is expected to push revenue up 0.5% through 2012."
The Doneger Group's Doug Arvanites, men's merchandise manager, says men's wear tends to take a hit before women's when the economy is tumultuous.
"But men's also rebounds before women's going into recovery," Arvanites says, adding that younger consumers are helping drive the upturn. "A lot of young men today were raised in single-parent households. Their moms didn't have time to do their shopping and so they did it on their own."
Indeed, younger men ages 13 to 35 love or enjoy shopping significantly more than males ages 35 to 70 (35% versus 25%), according to the Monitor survey. Younger male consumers also spend more on apparel each month. Those ages 25 to 34 spend $62, followed by the 13 to 24 year olds, who spend $52. Men 35 to 55 spend $49 on average, while those 56 to 70 spend $41 per month.
Belk's Zant says the store is focused on its key growth areas: executing and strategic initiatives.
"If we execute well, our business responds," Zant says. "Our best performing areas continue to be the better men's sportswear collection vendors, and also our dressier categories."
The economy had many men taking their appearance more seriously, whether it was to find a job, keep their job, or get promoted. This helped drive the dressier apparel to see increases. IBM suggests this interest in looking more professional will help men's apparel sales to rise nearly 8.3% in the first quarter, far outpacing other retail categories.
The shift toward a slimmer silhouette has also been enticing men to shop, Arvanites says. In 2011, he says the message was heard loudest in the dress shirt, tailored clothing and collections categories, and gave some men a reason to replace "more than a normal amount" of their wardrobes.
More than 9 out of 10 men say fit (95%), comfort (94%), and quality (91%) are important to their apparel purchases, Monitor data show.
Tailored clothing and sportswear saw an improvement, while casual bottoms and denim are expected to continue to be strong.
"Casual slacks and jeans account for about 14% of industry revenue," Panteva says. "This segment has been growing in recent years, as some employers have relaxed the formal dress code during work hours. Additionally, designer denim, which carries a price premium and has become increasingly popular in the U.S. over the past five years, has boosted this segment's share of revenue."
Lower prices on premium denim—which generally range from $150 to $200, rather than $300 or more—reflect the new economy, with most of that business in the $150 to $200 range, Arvanites says. Newness here is in color, and for men that means shades of brown, grays and neutralized reds. But he says denim might be slower this year as men re-stock their casual pants.
"The cotton bottom should be on the shopping list for 2012," Arvanites says. "The fit story means the new chino pant is what guys will want. Slimmer fitting chino pants in traditional and spring fashion colors are definitely something people will want to buy."
Innovation is expected to continue driving sales in men's under garments, which saw a 7% increase in 2011 to almost $3.3 billion, according to the NPD Group, a sentiment echoed by Belk's Zant.
"We believe we need to continue to show newness, which creates interest and motivates our customer to shop."
This article is one in a series that appears weekly on WWD.com. The data contained are based on findings from the Cotton Incorporated Lifestyle Monitor™ Survey, a consumer attitudinal study, as well as upon other of the company's industrial indicators, including its Retail Monitor and Supply Chain Insights analyses. Additional relevant information can be found at CottonLifestyleMonitor.com.


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Size medium measures 21.5" pit to pit, 17.5" across the shoulder, 30" in length and 22.5" sleeve length.
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