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Architectural experts are to meet in Venice to discuss the restoration of Glasgow School of Art's (GSA) Mackintosh library, which was destroyed in a fire in May.
The art school will host two meetings to explore key questions around the rebuilding of the unique library, one in the Italian city in October and the second in Glasgow next spring.
— telegraph.co.uk
Previously: Glasgow School of Art fire View full entry »
The GSA said that retrieving the archives and collections from inside the building was its "first priority". [...]
Firefighters were able to save around 70 per cent of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh-designed building's contents during the blaze.
But the famed Mackintosh library, which contained hundreds of rare periodicals and collections, was destroyed, along with countless works of art and the roof of the west wing.
— express.co.uk
Previously:Glasgow School of Art on fire....UPDATE: Glasgow School of Art fire View full entry »
Today's tragic developing story is the massive fire engulfing the historic Glasgow School of Art building, the masterpiece by Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh.News updates and tweets (#gsafire) are pouring in left and right, and we'll try to collect the latest developments in this... View full entry »
Designed by US architect Steven Holl, the new £30m building - which is part of a £50m project - replaces a 1970s concrete tower block.
It will bring the departments of design together under one roof, along with a new lecture theatre, workshops, canteen and staff offices.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh was a 28-year-old junior draughtsman at a Glasgow architecture firm when he drew up the designs for the building that many consider his masterpiece.
— bbc.com
When it was built, it held the Guinness World Record for the "tallest fully-rotating tower" - although to be fair, there was not much competition for that particular accolade.
The 127m-tall (416 ft) steel and glass tower, the highest building in Scotland, was the only structure in the world able to rotate fully through 360 degrees from base to top.
Neil Baxter, secretary of the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland says the idea was unique: "Nobody had ever tried to do that."
— bbc.co.uk
The problem, however, is that it doesn't work. The tower has now been closed since August 2010 and the science centre recently announced it had settled a lengthy court action with the contractors. Science centre bosses said they had received "substantial" compensation but there seems to be very... View full entry »
The Zaha Hadid-designed Riverside Museum: Scotland's Museum of Transport and Travel keeps raking in recognitions [...]: the new Glasgow museum attraction just won the prestigious European Museum of the Year Award 2013, presented by the European Museum Forum. The announcement was made at a special awards ceremony at EMF's annual assembly hosted by the Gallo Romeins Museum in Tongeren in Belgium, EMYA Winner in 2011. — bustler.net
The Zaha Hadid Architects-designed Riverside Museum in Glasgow, Scotland has been named the most innovative museum in the fields of technology, labor and social history by the European Museum Academy. Riverside competed against museums in 12 other European countries to win the 17th annual Micheletti Award. — bustler.net
With the UK entering a double-dip recession, let's just hope the Riverside Museum enjoys a better fate than Hadid's Maxxi Museum in Rome (previously on Archinect). View full entry »
The Paul Stallan Studio have been commissioned by the Diocese of Motherwell to prepare refurbishment and restoration proposals for Grade 'A' listed Gillespie Kidd & Coia R.C. Church St. Bride's, in East Kilbride. This Scottish interpretation of the brutalist style of 1960's architecture is one of the finest buildings to be produced by one of the most influential Scottish practice of the era. — Paul Stallan Studio
Holl's relationship with Mackintosh is about to get more intense. Last week, Glasgow City Council granted planning permission for the £50 million GSA building Holl designed to be built across Renfrew Street from the Mackintosh Building. — heraldscotland.com


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Lovers Key State Park
Activities at Lovers Key State Park
BeachesLovers Key is a 2.5-mile stretch of beautiful beach along the shore of the Gulf of Mexico. It was selected as the #4 beach in Florida by the Travel Channel. A courtesy tram is available to the south beach where a gazebo, restroom and picnic area are located. A beautiful walk over two bridges takes you to the mid portion of the beach, which is left natural, with no facilities. The north beach is accessible through the north honor gate at Big Carlos Pass. We suggest you explore all three areas of the beach and discover their unique attributes. |
BicyclingEnjoy over 5 miles of bike trails including the Black Island Trail through a maritime hammock. Trail maps are available showing many interesting places and observation points along the trail. Bring in your own bicycles or rent them at our concession located in the main parking lot. For rental information, contact the park concessionaire at (239) 765-7788. |
Boat RampA boat ramp is located in the park for direct access to Estero Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. |
Canoeing & KayakingCanoeing and kayaking are very popular throughout the inner waterways, in Estero Bay and the Gulf of Mexico. For information on renting canoes or kayaks, contact the park concessionaire at (239) 765-7788. |
Concession & RestaurantNature Recreation Management is the new concessionaire for Lovers Key State Park. This new visitor service provider offers kayak, canoe and bike rentals, as well as a bait shop. Food, beverages and delicious ice cream are also available. |
FishingTrout, redfish, snook and tarpon are caught seasonally. Castnetting for mullet in the bay is a popular activity. |
The Friends of Lovers Key initiated a Geo-Challenge in October. The challenge has seven caches; six with a riddle or a question that needs to be answered, and a portion of the coordinates for the final bonus cache. To find the cache, visit www.geocaching.com or www.navicache.com and search for all caches owned by loverskey. Visit the park and set out to discover the hidden caches. Bring the answers to the Ranger Station to receive your FOLKS Geo-Challenge Reward – a specially designed pathtag! |
Hiking/Nature TrailThe Black Island Trail is 2.5 miles of hiking or biking adventure through a maritime hammock along the canal banks of Black Island. There are a total of 8 miles of trails within the park including the beach. |
Picnic PavilionAvailable to rent for weddings, reunions, company picnics and parties. Contact Nature Recreation Management at (239) 765-7788. |
PicnickingSeveral picnic areas are set throughout the park. On the beach, the inner waterways or the backwaters of Estero Bay, you will be able to find the right spot to enjoy a picnic. Many of the picnic areas are equipped with grills and trash receptacles. Consumption of alcoholic beverages is prohibited. Hammocks are permitted in designated areas. These areas are the Canoe/Kayak Launch Picnic Area, Bayside Park and the picnic area at the North Entrance. Hammocks can only be attached to Seagrape trees measuring 12" at breast height (DBH) using 2" straps to secure the hammock to the trees. |
PlaygroundThe Bayside four acre addition provides opportunities to visitors for recreation and relaxation. This state-of-the-art facility offers two playgrounds, nine pavilions, grills, volleyball court, restroom facilities and an additional field for flying kites and playing. |
Lovers Key State Park has a recycling program. Recycling containers for aluminum and plastic are located throughout the park. Please help us reduce, reuse and recycle. |
Restroom FacilitiesBathroom facilities are availabe and ADA accessible. |
ShellingLovers Key is a 2.5-mile stretch of beautiful beach along the Gulf of Mexico. This beach offers some of the best shelling opportunities on the Lee Island coast. Please remember: you cannot take the shell if an animal still calls it home. Living shelling is prohibited. |
Showers, Day VisitorsOutdoor showers are available at the bathhouses located at the south beach and the main parking area. |
SwimmingSwimming is a popular activity in the Gulf. The park boasts 2 1/2 miles of excellent beachfront. |
ToursThe park staff and concessionaire offer a full array of programs that are sure to entice the adventurous side of you. Join the environmentalists as you discover the many interesting aspects of this nature lover's paradise. For more information please contact the park at (239) 463-4588. Nature Recreation Management is the new concessionaire for Lovers Key State Park. This new visitor service provider offers kayak, canoe and bike rentals. Food, beverage and delicious ice cream are now available. |
Weddings |
Wildlife ViewingLovers Key offers one of the best birding areas in Southwest Florida. The park is home to many active Osprey nests, and two Bald Eagle nests. Roseate Spoonbills, Snowy Egrets, the American Kestrel and other species are often observed feeding in the bays, estuaries and maritime hammocks. With over 40 varieties of birds recorded, 17 of which are on the designated species list, Lovers Key is a birder's paradise. The park is also home to other wildlife, such as Bottlenose Dolphins and West Indian Manatees. |


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I would love some advise on 30 inch Dbl wall ovens. I have researched so much that I am dizzy. This is for a second home and most of my budget is going for my Wolf 48 range top. With that said, I really would like to stay under 2,000. I had Thermadors dbl convet in the past and they took forever to pre-heat. Other than family get togethers and holidays, I don't see using this very often. Anyone have experience with Whirpool? Any and all sugestions are very much wanted. Thanks all! |
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We bought a Whirlpool earlier this year. A couple hours after installation we told our salesman it was going back: the cooling fan was too loud. Really, really loud. We gave it a couple weeks to see if we'd get used to it (we didn't), or if a new fan would help (it didn't), and if GWers had any recs (they did!). We exchanged it and a few $$ for a Bosch, the lower-end 300 series with convection on the top only. We are very happy with it. We know we are missing out on some features, but we don't miss them, and it suits our cooking, our ears, and our budget. Search GW for your model numbers, and see what advice you find! |
Electrolux EI27EW45JS. These are normally $3k plus tax. Electrolux has an excellent reputation. These are 27" but given the big gas oven in your 48" range I don't think that will be an issue. $2,099 including shipping. |
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Thank you bpathome. I will check out the Bosch. I don't need any bells or whistles - just basic - like cook a turkey and a cake or two. Thank you also deeageaux, but I only have the cooktop not the range. I really want the 30 inch because of size of turkeys, but not willing to spend over 3K. Really trying to stay in budget so I can get the Wolf 48 cooktop. There has to be a decend basic double oven under 2,500 - am I kidding myself? |
- Posted by jennifer11203 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 14, 13 at 12:02
check sears im sure you can get a decent double over under 2500. try Kenmore (im pretty sure they have good reviews) or GE may have one. I got a double kitchenaid 30' wall oven for $2,375 at sears when they said a sale when it was originally oven $3,000. |
- Posted by jennifer11203 (My Page) on Fri, Jun 14, 13 at 12:04
sorry meant over $3,000 Heres a few links: http://www.sears.com/whirlpool-gold-30inch-electric-double-wall-oven-w/p-02222035000P?prdNo=17&blockNo=17&blockType=G17 |
pamells - I have a 27" Elux single wall oven. I've used this to roast turkeys up to 24 lbs. I had room for a side dish on a separate rack, close to the oven floor when the turkey was nearly done. Cheryl |
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According to a representative survey of 2615 UK citizens conducted by MORI (Market and Opinion Research International), more tha 80% of respondents did not want sperm sorting or preimplantation genetic diagnosis to be made available for non-medical reasons (HFEA 2003b). In view of the prevasive opposition to sex selection for social reasons, the JFEA's support of a ban on sex selection for any but the most serious of medical reasons will certainly meet with the approval of the British population. From the point of view of public policy, however, the HFEA's stance on sex selection needs to be criticized. In reaching its decision, the HFEA has perspicuously infringed the provisions of the commonly held presumption in favour of liberty.
The presumption in favour of liberty stipulates that each citizen be granted the right to live his life as he sees fit, provided that in doing so he does not violate the rights of others. The legislator may interfere with the free choices of its citizens only to prevent serious harm to others. The presumption in favour of liberty, which is the cornerstone of Western societies, has three important implications. Firstly, the burden of proof is always on those who opt for a legal prohibition of a particular action. It is they who must show that the action in question is going to harm others. Secondly, the evidence for the harms to occur has to be clear and persuasive. It must not be based upon highly speculative sociological or psychological assumptions. Thirdly, the mere fact that an action may be seen by others as contrary to their moral or religious beliefs does not suffice for a legal prohibition. Th epurpose of government is not the enforcement of morality, but the prevention of serious harm to others (Hart, 1963; Feinberg, 1984; Epstein, 1998).
The HFEA's serpentine attempt to justify a legal prohibition of non-medical sex selection reveals a clear disregard for all three implications of the presumption in favour of liberty; "In reaching a decision we have been particularly influenced by considerations ... relating to the possible effects of sex selection for non-medical reasons on the welfare of children born as a result, and by the quantitative strength of views from the representative sample polled by MORI and the force of opinions expressed by respondents to our consultation. These show that there is very widespread hostility to the use of sex selection for non-medical reasons. By itself this finding is not decisive; the fact that a proposed policy is widely held to be unacceptable does not show that it is wrong. But there would need to be substantial demonstrable benefits of such a policy if the state were to challenge the public consensus on this issue. In our view the likely benefits of permitting sex selection for non-medical reasons in the UK are at best debatable and certainly not great enough to sustain a policy to which the great majority of the public are strongly opposed. Accordingly we advise that ... selection the sex of children ... should be restricted ... to cases in which there is a clear and over-riding medical justificatioon" (HFEA, 2003c).
The HFEA's claim that there have to be substantial and demonstrable benefits of social sex selection for the state to challenge the public consensus against its use constitutes a clear breach of the first provision of the presumption in favour of liberty. The mere fact that an over-whelming majority opposes sex selection for non-medical reasons in no way shifts the burden of proof from those who want to outlaw it to those who want to employ it. It is not for the couples seeking treatment to prove that non-medical sex selection is socially useful, it is for the state to prove that non-medical sex selection is socially harmful. In a society based on the idea of protecting each and everyone's right to life, liberty, and property, the burden of proof always rests on the shoulders of the advocates of prohibition and legal coercion.
The HFEA's assertion that the practice of non-medical sex selection would compromise the welfare of the children born as a result is a patent breach of the second provision of the presumption in favour of liberty which stipulates that the evidence for the harms to occur has to be clear and presuasive and must not be based upon highly debatable psychological hypotheses. The frequently expressed concern that sex selected children may be expected to behave in certain gender specific ways and risk being resented if they fail to do so is simply too speculative to warrant legal prohibition. Couples seeking treatment are well aware that sex selection technology will only enable them to ensure the birth of a bory or a girl, not 'to order some Hugh Grant or Julia Roberts'. Thus, unless and until more substantive evidence for the alleged harm to the welfare of children emerges, there is no justificiation for outlawing sex selection for non-medical reasons.
Finally, the HFEA's evident reliance on the 'widespread public hostility' towards the use of social sex selection violates the third provision of the presumption in favour of liberty which prevents policy makers from prohibiting conduct solely on the grounds that it is contrary to widely held moral beliefs. As already stated, the province of law is not the enforcement of morality, but the prevention of harm to others. Thus, in the absence of any clear and present danger to the welfare of children, it must be left to the discretion of individual couples whether or not to employ sex selection technology (Savulescu, 1999; McCarthy, 2001; Robertsion, 2001; Dahl, 2003).


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My name is Daisy!
Facts about Daisy
- Breed: Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mix
- Color: Brown/Chocolate - With Black
- Age: Adult
- Size: Large 61-100 lbs (28-45 kg)
- Sex: Female
Daisy's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
Daisy is one loveable girl. She is a large dog about 80 pounds however is very gentle and thinks that she is a lap dog. She is house trained with a schedule and use of a crate. She does well with the other dogs in her foster home however is mellow and easygoing and the young, active dogs that want to play all the time tend to be to much for her. She is quiet, easygoing, gentle, loveable and affectionate. She knows several commands, sit, shake, down, roll over, etc... she is very smart and would love to learn new things. Anyone that gets to have his sweet girl join their family is going to be very lucky. -
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Why Adoption is a Great Option
Daisy, a Cokato Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Shepherd (Unknown Type) for sale in Cokato, or seeking a Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog from a breeder in Cokato.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Cokato already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Cokato breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Shepherd (Unknown Type) breeders who help with Shepherd (Unknown Type) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Cokato paves the way for another one to be saved.


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This Friday, Dugout Club Dinner and Golf Tourney
Feb. 4, 2013 2013 Dugout Club Dinner Registration Form FRESNO, Calif. - Bulldog fans still have an opportunity to RSVP for the Dugout Club events this week. Both the annual golf tournament and annual dinner occur on Friday, Feb. 8. The country's largest collegiate baseball booster group, the Dugout Club holds the annual events to raise funds for the Fresno State baseball program. The organization also assists in upgrading Fresno State's baseball facilities and provides encouragement for Bulldog student-athletes and their families. Golf Tournament Event Schedule Past golf tournaments have been attended by former Bulldogs Doug Fister, Mark Gardner, Bobby Jones, Jeff Weaver, Tom Minor and Jason Wood, as well as more recent alums such as Tom Mendonca, Steve Susdorf and Danny Muno. Double Play Dinner It begins with a no-host social and silent auction at 6 p.m. with dinner being served at 7:30 p.m. The event is $50 per person ($25 for children under 12) and will have open seating. Attendees can reserve seating by purchasing a table for eight. There is also an opportunity to sponsor a table at the dinner. To RSVP or receive more information on the Double Play Dinner, contact Sharlene Gomes at email@example.com or by phone at 559-269-9115. Fresno State opens at home against UC Santa Barbara on Feb. 15 at 6:35 p.m. Fans can purchase 2013 season and single game tickets online or by calling the Bulldog Ticket Office at 559-278-3647. "Discover Fresno State Athletics!" -- The flagship radio station of Fresno State baseball is 940 AM ESPN radio.


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Originally published Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at 10:57 AM
John Durkin, victor in close NH Senate race, dies
Former U.S. Sen. John Durkin, a New Hampshire Democrat who won his seat in 1975 in one of the closest elections in Senate history, died Tuesday. He was 76.
Associated Press
Former U.S. Sen. John Durkin, a New Hampshire Democrat who won his seat in 1975 in one of the closest elections in Senate history, died Tuesday. He was 76.
Barry Conway, commandant of the New Hampshire Veterans Home, said Durkin died at Franklin Regional Hospital following a brief illness. Durkin, a senator from 1975 to 1980, had been living at the home since March 2011.
Durkin was elected to the Senate on Sept. 16, 1975, after a long fight that wound its way from New Hampshire to Washington and back again. He told The Associated Press in a 2008 interview that he wouldn't wish the experience on his worst enemy.
"I'd much rather have read about it than have lived it," he said.
The initial vote tally in November 1974 showed Republican U.S. Rep. Louis Wyman winning by 335 votes. A recount put Durkin up by 10 votes, prompting an appeal to the state Ballot Law Commission, which was charged with making decisions on write-ins, strangely marked ballots and voter intentions. The panel argued about whether a vote for "crooks" should be counted for Durkin or Wyman; it ended up being thrown out.
After the commission ruled that Wyman won by two votes, Durkin appealed to the U.S. Senate, which handed the matter to its rules committee. But the committee sent it back to the full Senate. After 30 days of discussion, 32 roll call votes and a record-setting six cloture votes to cut off debate, the Senate declared the seat vacant on July 30, 1975, and returned the race to New Hampshire for a Sept. 16 runoff. Durkin won by 27,000 votes and was sworn in two days later.
Durkin, who had fought the idea of holding a new election, said his then-8-year-old daughter helped change his mind.
"She said, `Dad, don't you realize they can't make their mind up about anything?'" Durkin recalled in 2008. "When the kids realize it, I thought I had to do something."
Wyman later became a judge and died in 2002. Durkin was defeated in 1980 by Republican Warren Rudman. He ran again in 1990 but lost to Republican Bob Smith. In later years, he worked as an attorney in Manchester and Washington.
U.S. Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., said Durkin was a longtime friend of hers as well as a friend to "all working men and women in New Hampshire."
"John was a colorful and authentic public servant, and I will miss his quick wit and dedication to serving the underdog," she said. "My thoughts and prayers are with the entire Durkin family."
Durkin was born March 29, 1936, and grew up in a Democratic family in Brookfield, Mass., a Republican mill town. He graduated from Holy Cross College in 1959, spent two years in the U.S. Navy and earned a law degree from Georgetown University Law School in 1965. Durkin moved to New Hampshire the following year to become an assistant attorney general and was named insurance commissioner two years later. He held that position for five years.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte, R-N.H., who currently holds the seat Durkin had, said the 1974 race will remain one of the more compelling chapters in New Hampshire history.
"I join citizens across New Hampshire in mourning the loss of Sen. John Durkin. From the Navy, to state government, to Capitol Hill, he devoted much of his life to public service," she said.


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A Celebration for Roncalli
Saturday, April 26
This year's event is even more meaningful as we are celebrating the fact that our school's namesake Beloved Pope John XXIII is being canonized a saint. Please join us for our first black-tie optional event. The money raised at this celebration allows us to fund tuition assistance for our families in need.
April 26, 2014
Doors open: 5:30 PM • Silent auction: 5:30 PM
Dinner & Live Auction: 6:30 PM
$100 per Person or $1,000 per Table of 10
Are you interested in being a corporate sponsor for this year's Rebelation? If so, please contact Gary Armbruster, Director of Corporate Relations, at 317-787-8277 ext 242.
Attire for the evening is black tie optional. For more information and/or table reservations, please call 317-787-8277, ext. 239.
Live Auction
The live auction features items that you won't want to miss.
Silent Auction
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American Senior Communities
Associates for Women's Health P.C.
Bob Rohrman's Indy Hyundai
Catholic Youth Organization
Dr. David Wolf D.D.S.
Harding Poorman Group
Holy Name Parish
Huntington Bank
Indiana Members Credit Union
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
Katz, Sapper & Miller
Merrill Lynch - Jim Otley
Milto Cleaners
Piazza Produce / Indianapolis Fruit
RHS Alumni Association
The Gurnik Family
Premier Surgical
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Teresa Goins Sharpe, 64, passed from this life and was restored to wholeness on July 8, 2013.
She was born in Cleveland and had been a resident of Greensboro, N.C., for the past 43 years.
She was a graduate of Bradley Central High School, Class of 1967.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Edgar Stanley Goins and Elnora Osment Goins; a daughter, Deborah Elnora Goins-Sharpe; and a brother-in-law, Mike Prince.
She leaves behind her husband, Joe Sharpe, of Greensboro; sister and best friend, Linda Prince of Cleveland; nephews: Chris Prince (Jill) and Joel Prince (Deanna); nieces: Michele Prince Trotter (Brian) and Nicole Prince; father and mother-in-law; Lonnie and Lillian Sharpe; one sister-in-law, several brothers-in-law, great-nieces, nephews and a lifelong best friend, Debbie Hanhan of Greensboro.
She will also be sadly missed by "Chicago," her Labradoodle, who she loved so much.
Funeral and burial will be today in Greensboro.
A family and friends memorial will be held in Cleveland at a later date.
Companion Funeral & Cremation Service is honored to assist the Goins/Sharpe families with these arrangements.


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My Modern Tool Box |
By Todd Simons
Hello. My name is Todd, and I manage the software product development for FranklinCovey. I have spent the last twenty years working with various technology solutions. From hardware to software, I have looked for the best tools to help me organize and accomplish my important objectives. Surely many of you have the same type of challenges and have found or are still looking for great tools to stay on top of it all.
In my quest to find the most effective tools, I've realized that I need multiple tools to meet my needs. I have always used the simple analogy of the "tool box." I assume modern workers go to work every day with modern tools in order to be effective. Like a physical tool box that sits in my shed, the modern tool box might include: a Smartphone, desktop software, online software, email, group scheduling, project management software, and other modern tools that help keep our lives and businesses on track.
In keeping with the tool box analogy, some tools simply work better than others for each situation, and each tool, most likely, is needed to have the complete tool box.
My modern tool box looks like the list below:
1. Powerful Desktop Computer with dual monitors
I can't live without my extra monitor- not sure how people get by with only one. Plus, dual monitors are an incredible productivity gain for any user, as multitasking becomes that much easier.
2. Small Light Weight Netbook Computer
I utilize a small netbook computer that I can take with me if I need to- thus, helping me work from anywhere. Though it is not as powerful as my desktop computer, it is very mobile and lightweight.
3. Google Docs
This a great tool for collaborating documents easily and accessibly.
4. SnagIt
This is a must-have for capturing web or screen content, plus it's very simple to use.
5. Google Talk
Very simple chat / messaging tool that I simply can't live without
I love my iPhone and think it is one of the best Smartphone solutions in the market place, of course,surely more great devices are in the works. It syncs over the air (OTA) with Outlook / Exchange, and there are now over 140,000 apps that I can choose from. Plus, I love the user interface and the way Apple makes it so easy to use.
Of course, I have to include some of the tools I help develop in my toolbox:
7. Outlook with the PlanPlus for Outook plug-in
PlanPlus for Outlook is a simple FranklinCovey plug in for Outlook. It provides customers with the best task management system you can find and makes Outlook much easier to use.
And, we've recently partnered with the company that developed this next tool, that I think is a great resource:
8. GoToMeeting / GoToMyPC
GoToMeeting and GoToMyPC are two of the best computing solutions that have ever been introduced in the technology market – as they make it easier to get work done in and out of the workplace.
These are just a few of my favorite tools that I have in my tool box, surely there are many others, but these tools make the biggest difference in my planning and my effectiveness.
I would love to hear about your tool box and what tools you carry that helps you organize and be effective- please share below!
Thanks Todd!
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Same here, broken
Why the lengthy delay on the Android App, when can we expect it to come out? The lack of a target launch date is very frustrating. How about Beta testers, need any?
I have an Outlook sync client up and running so I am receiving all my mail, calendar, and task items over a 3G network, but without the full FC Task Gui and functionality it's lame at best.
From Todd: PlanPlus for
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We are also underway with an Android application – our current plan is to release that in late January if all goes as planned.
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green beans with caramelized onions and a balsamic reduction. caramelize onions...lots...one large onion per pound of beans is good. When the onion is nice and soft and golden brown, add some balsamic vinegar and simmer for about 5 minutes, while the green beans are steaming. When they are crisp tender and bright green, toss them in the pan with the onions and vinegar and cook for about another 2 minutes. Linda C |
We always use small pieces of bacon cut up and sauteed with chopped onion. Then add the green beans and steam briefly. I sometimes throw in a few garlic cloves also. You can also chop herbs if they are available--fresh marjoram, thyme, whatever is growing in your yard. Alternate is steam the green beans, drain and then make a sour cream sauce and sprinkle fresh dill over. That would be a cream sauce plus some sour cream. You can also throw some nuts on --pecans or pine nuts. |
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GREEN BEANS & PEPPERS (serves 6) 24 fresh pearl onions 1 1/2 lbs fresh green beans, sliced diagonally (French works) 3 TBL extra virgin olive oil 1 medium red bell pepper, thinly sliced 1 medium yellow bell pepper, thinly sliced 1 medium green bell pepper, thinly sliced 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar 2 cloves garlic, minced Salt & pepper to taste Grated Parmesan for garnish Blanch the onions & drain; remove the skins. Blanch the green beans; drain. Heat the olive oil in a skillet until hot. Add the peppers. Saute just until tender. Stir in the beans, onions, balsamic vinegar, garlic, salt & pepper. Cook just until heated through. Spoon into a serving bowl. Garnish w/freshly grated Parmesan. Serve immediately.~~TX Ties |
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These are delicious and a favorite of ours. Ann Green Beans with Mushroom and Scallions 2 lbs green beans, ends trimmed Cook green beans for 6 minutes - do not let them get soggy. Lightly saute mushrooms and scallions in 2 Tbsps butter and 2 Tbsps olive oil in large skillet. Season with salt and freshly ground pepper to taste. Drain beans. Toss all ingredients together with lemon juice. Serve immediately. |
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Aren't you up north? Pistachio need a long season, hot dry weather, and both male and female plants. Doesn't sound like a northern plant unless you have a greenhouse and probably not even then. In a big pot you might get 2 lbs of nuts max and that's probably being generous. |
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Well, "north" is relative. Technically im as far "north" as paris :P Joking aside, yes, Im 8 hours east of winnipeg. I would want to grow it in a pot for that reason. I know generally speaking "anything" can be grown in a pot, but I also know that it isnt that simple. Some struggle then die, some grow fine but never produce or flower and some last for a while and then slowly decline. I just couldnt find too much either way online. It might just be easier if I move further south lol |
I've never done nuts in pots. Have planted pecan over the years. But anything I can grow in the way of a nut isn't any better than I can buy. That and low yield per unit area don't make them attractive. |
- Posted by canadianplant (My Page) on Wed, May 7, 14 at 23:46
I dont imagine many nut trees doing well in sw texas without being lucky enough to be living next to a river. Wonder what would be worse; your low rainfal/heat vs my usual long cold winters lol. To be honest I just love pistachio nuts and really like the way they look. |
I think if you want to grow nuts up here you are limited to hazelnuts, butternuts or walnuts. If you have squirrels, you should probably cross all those off your list :) Hazelnuts might actually be an option for your back lane as they don't get that big and you need to grow both male and female plants. I have a butternut and it produces a couple handfulls of nuts each fall, but I've only ever sampled them once because they are about 95% shell and 5% nut hidden within all the crevasses in the shell. |
- Posted by canadianplant (My Page) on Thu, May 8, 14 at 2:38
Hazelnuts are wild here. Im not aware if anyone here is trying some of the cultivated types or hybrids. I dont think anyone is growing walnuts here either. Good idea about putting some along the lane! I am going to try to grow Hickory (carya ovata). Not sure if theyll survive but there is only one way to try. Butternuts are now being planted all around the city. There are about 8 In a 6 or 8 block radius. Not sure if they will ever produce, but they arent very old. There is one massive one that seems to be old nor far from my house an ive never seen it produce. |
Pecans love the heat. You'll find lots of those across the hottest parts of TX and AZ. I've seen a beautiful black walnut orchard in OK. The best pistachio are in hotter areas of CA, AZ, and NM. |
Pecan trees grow like weeds here in Texas, especially in my neighborhood. :) |
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Quoted from DoS I believe the question would more likely be when did secreters appear!
Quoted from Destroyer of Smiles I would propose that the RH negative expression came first. It would make more sense to be lacking before having
Quoted from Ribbit Yes, that's what DH says. He says, and I quote him as he's standing here, "There are two types of Os in the world. Most Os are an A mutation. Some are not."
Quoted from DoS ...the other closests removed from modern man would be Africans ...
Quoted from Ribbit Keep in mind that positive mutations (those that make us "better") are extremely rare. Keep in mind that recessive traits traits very rarely pop up as dominant. So it would actually make more sense that secretors came first (and also the A and B blood types), and the non-secreting mutation occurred somewhere down the line.
Quoted from Katsy I agree with Ribbit here -- be careful, because it was this type of thinking (although I will believe you to mean it completely innocently) that led to Hitler's attempt at exterminating the Jews, those of African descent, and others he thought inferior (i.e., less evolved) than the Aryans.
Quoted from DoS If you take that out of context then yeah it could be confused with being derogatory. However you are implying that ancient less developed forms of society are inferior when you place that concept into derogatory. In a lot of countries you would be killed for that still. I am talking about factual information on time lines. I am not making racial comments. Please think about what you read.
Quoted from Victoria Today I was thinking that my health is like a butterfly:beautiful and radiant, amazing and splendid but . .delicate and fragile and can be damaged (even destroyed) through carelessness.
Quoted from DoS I will point out that Native Americans are all secreters.
Quoted from DoS Can anyone be tested that far back? Paul do you have a background in anthropology or anything I should know about? We could work together on this to some degree if that were the case.
Quoted Text For an example... Africans, African Americans, etc... have less peasantry and other forms of oppression in their history in many ways when compared to Europe that went through Rome, Middle Ages, etc... Their genes are expression better than European ones in general. Do not believe me? Take a look at the Olympics or any professional sport.
Quoted from RedLilac Nonnies came before secretors. If they got injured by an animal it was important to have their blood clot quickly so they could safely escape. When viruss came along, then the need for secretors came.
Quoted from DoS Further more if Blood Type A is the first known blood type .
Quoted from paul clucas Not quite true as far as the history goes; slavery has a history in Africa longer than extensive European contact. In fact the number of Europeans raided and enslaved and brought back to Africa might very well be a million. Saharan Africans are generally lighter skinned than sub Saharan Africans from the resulting genetic mixing.Taking Roots as a history lesson is always a temptation; lesson of the evils of slavery must not be forgotten. The concept that Europeans did the initial enslaving is ,however covering over the truth in the name of compassion for Africans. The only good thing about the evil of slavery is it's end. My maternal grandfather is the penultimate in a long line of sailors, some of whom fought and bled to stop the Atlantic traffic in slaves.
Quoted from 815 I believe it is O that's the first blood type. "Hunter, Gatherer" ring a bell?
Quoted from DoS That was a long time assumption. However Type A has been found in older remains.
Quoted Text Dr DI doubt it. I would more likely believe that the alleles are of equal age, but that phenotypically type O was always more numerous percentage-wise. All three blood types are the result of mutations; however the A and B mutations are more like each other than either is like group O.The difference between having the gene for type A blood or type B blood is a variation of a mere seven letters out of the total of 1,062 that make up the entire gene. We even know exactly where they differ: letters number 523, 700, 793 and 800. If you are type A blood, you have C,G,C,G in these locations, whereas if you are type B blood you have G,A,A,C there instead. These are called 'point mutations' because they are a simple one-letter misspelling in a gene, unless as in the case of blood type it is a consistent variation, in which case it is called a polymorphism.The type O gene mutation is even more interesting. It is a 'frame shift mutation'; if you are type O you may be surprised to discover that rather than having a difference of letters, like A and B, type O is missing one letter, number 258, entirely.
Quoted from jeanb O nonnie here and I can heal extremely quickly. Had to get an Achilles repaired on April 15 by mid June I was playing golf, riding a bike and hiking. My surgeon said at 2 months I was healed like most of his patients at 4 months.My O son, needed to get his shoulder repaired at the end of August. He saw the surgeon last week (1 month) and she said he was already at 2.5 months healing.Never seem to get scratches or scrapes or bruises that need any attention. But my kids and I do scar quite badly but never get infected. A husband buys polysporin by the bucket as hang nails can even turn on him. I don't know if it is a result of the diet or of being O's....
Quoted Text Fernando current findings are that Type A is the oldest blood type. Type O is thought to be a mutation.


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The town is cold in winter. The wind blows so hard it's impossible to breathe. You have to wrap a scarf around your face when you walk to class.
There are about thirty thousand students here, though the town is very small. There is nothing but cornfields just a few miles from campus. Most of the students are from Iowa or the adjoining states. On Saturdays they spill out of the bars and march in groups to Kennick Stadium. They will be doctors and lawyers, business leaders and teachers. It's hard to think of them in such positions when you see them on the streets drunk and shouting….


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L'Occitane • 25% shea butter ultra rich body cream • Lotions/ Creams
(77 reviews)
Average Rating. | 3.8 |
Would buy this product again. | 64% |
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*TOP REVIEWER* kaestu on 6/11/2006 2:25:00 PM more reviews by kaestu
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Brown
I cannot believe this has such a low rating! This is my HG body cream and after trying many, I can say with certainty that I will never cheat on it again! I love that it is thick because I only need a little bit to cover my whole leg. It is slightly greasy and takes a bit to sink into my skin, but it doesn't bother me. It is so silky feeling on my skin....my skin feels silky for a long time when I use this. I don't have terribly dry skin so I can't speak to what it does for very dry skin. I mostly use it on my legs after shaving and it feels sooooo good. It alleviates some of the irritation I get from shaving. I also use it after a bikini wax and it provides a nice layer so I can get dressed comfortably. :) I will repurchase again and again.
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jennifer36 on 4/14/2006 1:48:00 AM more reviews by jennifer36
Age: 36-43 Skin: Dry, Fair Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
I love the smell of this. I have been using this on my elbows and hands for a couple of years now and at age 37 my hands are soft with no wrinkles or age spots. The L'occitane hand cream is a bit to sticky for my liking. I enjoy this product for elbows knees hands feet. I use the matching sent body lotion foe the rest of my body right out of the shower. I am so finicky and try it all but I am definatly sticking with L'ooctane body products.
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Kileybiz on 3/8/2006 11:15:00 AM more reviews by Kileybiz
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
I was looking for something rich for my very dry skin and this seems to work so far no need for 'touch-up'in the afternoon after the morning routine.
It's, however, greasy and it doesn't soak into my skin right away. It takes a few good rubbing to soak into my skin when I first apply it. But so far it works for my flaky matter.
It's just OK nothing to wow about
Not sure if I would like it during warmer or Summer weather but this should do for winter time.
I like the smell and it is not that strong to worry about if I wear perfume on top.
Try it out first before you purchase it.
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simplebeauty on 3/3/2006 8:13:00 PM more reviews by simplebeauty
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Dark Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
This is an OK creme. It's thick and rich, but the moisture doesn't seem to last very long. My skin feels dry again after a few hours. I also prefer a moisturizer that leaves my skin with a little bit of a glow - this doesn't.
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*TOP REVIEWER* julia178 on 2/1/2006 12:15:00 AM more reviews by julia178
Age: 25-29 Skin: Dry, Fair, Cool Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine Eyes: Green
First off, let me say I use and like many L'Occitane products: the excellent Hand Cream, Foot Cream, Shea Mask, among others. So I had high hopes for the 25% Shea Butter Ulta Rich Body Cream to help with my dry skin. Unfortunately, I wasn't impressed at all. After finishing a whole tub for which I spent hefty $35 I can now say that I would definitely not purchase again. Not only did this cream not really moisturize, but it also took forever to sink into my skin. After trying to spread it on my skin after the morning shower I realized that there was no way getting dressed within an hour of using it! And even worse, the Shea Butter would ball up like I never experienced before with any shea product. So I thought I'd use it in the evening and let it sink in overnight. But even the next morning it would still sit on my skin, giving me that dreaded sticky feeling. So I tried to vary the amount I was using, or warming it up in my hands before applying, but it didn't make a difference whether I used much or little. As this product is so costly, I tried everything to make it work for me. But now that I used it up, I'm glad to move on to a rich product that actually works. I'm now a happy user of Kiehl's Creme de Corps.
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Fawny on 1/21/2006 3:49:00 PM more reviews by Fawny
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue
I got a free sample package from the L'Occitane store and it makes me smell like baby powder. Everytime I move I get a waft of baby powder smell and it's gross! It moisterized my skin ok, I have bad exema all over my body (I live in one of the dryes climats in North America) and it seemed to help my skin feel less painful but the smell really turns me off.
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HipGal2006 on 1/21/2006 12:13:00 PM more reviews by HipGal2006
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
This cream does not seem to be doing anything to my skin at all. It is hard to spread too so i have to use a hefty amount for a small area, and it goes so quickly as a result. L'occitane has a lot of nice products but I do not think I will buy this cream again.
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*TOP REVIEWER* meltywarhol on 12/4/2005 2:18:00 PM more reviews by meltywarhol
Age: 25-29 Skin: Normal Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I have really dry skin on my legs, and it can get itchy and flaky if I don't exfoliate and moisturize, so I put body creams to the test, and I really love this one. I don't think it's too heavy or greasy at all. In fact, it's nice to be able to touch my skin after a few hours and find it still soft, since most lotions seem to disappear on me rather quickly. The fragrance is really nice and light and won't clash with perfume.
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*TOP REVIEWER* sugarmartini on 11/9/2005 11:04:00 PM more reviews by sugarmartini
Age: 25-29 Skin: Other Hair: Other Eyes: Other
I'm actually on the fence on this one. I think it was too thick for my taste, it moisturized my cuticles well... It was hard to put on, wasn't smooth at all. The scent fades, which is good in this case.
I guess it's too expensive to use as a cuticle cream so I won't be buying this product.
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*TOP REVIEWER* SaraLee2 on 10/14/2005 2:44:00 PM more reviews by SaraLee2
Age: 44-55 Skin: Combination, Medium, Neutral Hair: Blond, Straight, Fine Eyes: Brown
Got the tiny travel size just to try it out, which has a very cute little jar I'll use for something else. Consistancy is rich and smooth, but it does go on pretty greasy. It does absorb well and completely, but there is still this slight greasy feeling left behind, but my skin still feels dry! Very weird. Doesn't make my skin look glowy, soft, healthy and moisturized like my Origins PW body cream does. The smell is lovely, but the cream qualities just don't do it for me.
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- Posted by better2boutside (My Page) on Wed, Dec 29, 10 at 13:56
Hey Caden! Signature cabs are mfg in Penn in the Lancaster region. They are direct competitiors of Rutt cabinetry and run about 20% less. They offer Framed and Frameless cabinets and are fully custom. There is a wide range of colors in stain as well as paint. They are very reliable, their production teniques are solid and have technical engineers who review the order prior to going into production. Signature works on an "a la carte" basis. They offer a lot of options for upgrades so that you can be flexible with the pricing. (Currently they are now offering blumotion full extension undermount slides as a standard.) I can give you a better answer if I know what are you looking to do in terms of finish/style etc? |
Thanks for the information! Trying to make a final decision on cabinets. This was helpful. |
Hey better2boutside, I am trying to determine if the Signature Cabinets that you are referring to are the same Signature Cabinets makers who I had 13 years ago. When I moved in, I asked my builder to give me a list of contractors and it indicated Signature Cabinets for my kitchen. I called the rep and number I had but it is not a company # anymore. Do you know if they used to do cabinets directly for builders in the No.VA area? I would like to make some changes and wanted to see if I could just go with them again so that the color/style would remain the same. Would appreciate any info. thanks |
- Posted by better2boutside (My Page) on Fri, Feb 18, 11 at 10:29
Hey Sandy! Sorry I did not respond. I lost this post in the forum volume and just fell accross it again. The Signature Cabinets of Lancaster was never in Virginia to my knowledge. Matching existing cabinets can be tricky depending on the construction and door detailing, not to mention the color. |
I'm having Signature cabinets installed at this very moment. The quality seems great, and they look beautiful. |
We were going to purchase Signature Cabs, which looked great but we changed our mind at the minute to Crown Point. We have both sample doors here at home and the Crown Point is thicker then the Sig Cab, I believe it's 3/4 vs 1 inch. The best part about switching was now have full control on the design process and pricing of my order. Our final price was thousands less then Signature, we got exactly what we wanted and the doors/cabs are built like a tank. Signature seemed to an excellent cab company but I believe I got a far better product for less money. |
- Posted by dreamojean (My Page) on Fri, May 10, 13 at 13:12
What other cabinet lines is Signature comparable to? Our budget is more semi-custom than custom but I've heard good things about Signature, so would be curious about how it falls along the spectrum price, quality wise etc. |
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