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I didn't want to hijack the other thread, or bump up a really old one, but the discussion of having images that you've taken used by someone else is something that I am familiar with, and I thought it might be useful to lay out what I know about using/not using other people's images. So, if you find out that your images are appearing other places (since that seems to be a problem with plumeria pix particularly!!), here's what you should know: 1. If you take a photograph, you own the copyright. You do not need to register it, watermark it, or anything else - it's a creative work, and the rights to it are yours by default. 2. Images found on the Internet are NOT available for free use, unless you have explicit permission from the copyright owner. For example, if you look at someone's Flickr pictures, there should be some sort of statement about how the images can be used (all rights reserved, creative commons licensing, public domain, etc.). If there's no such statement, you assume that you MUST get permission in order to use the image (not the reverse). 3. Unauthorized use of images is legally actionable. There's a whole range of responses, from sending a DMCA (digital millennium copyright act) take-down notice to actually getting a lawyer and suing (it happens). This is true whether the stolen images are being using on a personal blog, a non-profit website, or someone's EBay page. Ignorance of an image's usage rights is not a legally acceptable excuse. Sorry, not trying to lecture (even though this is a lecture topic for my web design and photo students!) -- I just want those of you who post pictures to know that you do have rights, even if your picture is not watermarked, or you've posted it in a public forum! Also, if someone has taken one of your pictures and has re-cropped, or flipped, or otherwise Photoshopped it, it does NOT mean it is now theirs. It's still yours, still under your control. An extreme example of this would be the AP photographer's lawsuit against Shepard Fairey for his use of the Obama photo that was the source of his famous "HOPE" poster. The photographer sued SF for copyright infringement, and won. I'm not saying anyone should run around suing people -- just wanted to illustrate how far your ownership actually extends. If you think your images are being used, or you just want to check, you can use Google's reverse image search to find all the places on the web where your image appears. Just go to the main Google images search page, and click on the camera icon on the right end of the search box. You can then upload the image you want Google to look for. It's pretty cool. |
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wow....from 1 who has fought copyright infringement for more than 35 years....I hope it is that easy. I had a HUGE portrait/wedding business and I have lectured in 5 different countries and across these states on my style of portraiture....towards the end (retirement) it came so easy for the every day JOE to take my work and change it slightly and say it was their's and it did hold up in our local courts.( yes, in their favor) It gets to where you pick and choose your customers, at least back then, I retired in '08. People will do what ever they need to do now to save a BUCK! And what do you spend in court trying to fight them. LIFE is much simpler now dealing with flowers and sea life instead of people... :-))) roxanne |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 22:31
Thank you Daogirl for this thread. We can learn a lot from this information... It is a must read for all.... Mahalo!!!! Laura |
Roxanne, I see my photographer friends deal with this stuff all the time, too, and I'm definitely not trying to say it's easy. :( I'm sorry you've been on the losing end - how incredibly frustrating!! Unfortunately, I think a lot of it comes from ignorance, so I try to instill a sense of "good karma" in my design students, so they will just not take the easy way out and use someone else's image(s) in any part of their design work. Of course, that doesn't help someone in your situation! I think there are non-profit legal groups now that help artists defend against copyright infringement - who knows how successful they are, though. Veering into even more OT: did you see the story last year about the wedding photographer who had an image taken from a client's engagement photo shoot, digitally manipulated, and then used in a political smear campaign? I never found out what happened in that case. |
- Posted by blooms4me2 8b (My Page) on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 22:46
great info,, Thanks! |
let's just say I was in the right place at the right time of my life and have moved on.... |
- Posted by freak4plumeria So CA zone 10 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 13, 13 at 23:18
Daogirl, Thanks for the info. Back a while ago there was a Thai seller on Ebay using couple of my picks and Lopaks pics (of his Golden Pagoda and a few others.). I contacted the seller and Ebay stating it was my copyrighted creative property and to cease and desist as they did not have my permission. Well the seller ignored me and kept using my photos and Ebay basically sent me a response back that had a lot of leagalese, basically telling me that burden of proof was mine, etc etc. Basically Ebay did nothing also. I did find however that when I right clicked on some of the sellers pictures it gave me the option of "Copy Picture location". The seller was using photobucket and did not lock any of his albums. I went thru their whole Plumie album and by all the pics that were stolen place a comment under it stating it was a stolen picture and this seller was fraudulent. I am hoping that Ebay is more proactive in helping people when their pics get hijacked. Thanks for the info Dao. Cheers |
I am a food blogger and found many of my images used by other bloggers. When I started blogging, I did not think my images were good enough to be stolen. I then bought a DSLR and started using a macro lens for my food photography. I didn't watermark my pictures. Last week I had another blogger contact me because she found my apple butter pictures being used by someone else. I was surprised she was able to identify it as a stolen image. I was really upset when I found my carrot cake photo being used by another blogger for her carrot cake recipe. It was an entirely different recipe! It's not just the DSLR photos that were being stolen. I found my coconut waffles photo taken with an iphone stolen. I don't mind if someone wants to feature my recipe and links back to me but I find it misleading to use photos for a different recipe. When I find my photos, I usually contact the site owner and request them to take it down. If they persist, I contact google. Surprisingly google takes action. |
this is from the GardenWeb terms of service. Basically if you upload to their servers your content is fair game. "By submitting content, which shall include your member name, to any "public area" of the GardenWeb Network, including, but not limited to, the forums and your personal website, exchange page and journal, you grant iVillage a royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive right (including any moral rights) and license to use, reproduce, modify, adapt, publish, translate, create derivative works from, distribute, sublicense, assign, derive revenue or other remuneration from, communicate to the public, perform and display the content (in whole or in part) worldwide and/or to incorporate it in other works in any form, media, or technology now known or later developed, for the full term of any Rights that may exist in such content. If you are not the creator of such content, you also warrant that the holder of any Rights, including moral rights in such content, has completely and effectively waived all such rights and validly and irrevocably granted to you the right to grant the license stated above. You also permit any visitor or member to access, display, view, store and reproduce such content solely for personal, noncommercial use" from photobuckets TOS Most other website that allow uploading of content have the same TOS. Now if you own the Server and the website then you have a bit more "rights" When i share a photo I realize that now it is public and could be taken and used elsewhere. That is why I would suggest everyone watermark you photos. mike |
Good point, Mike. Reading the TOS for wherever you're uploading your file is important. Photobucket is also similar to GW in that their TOS allows them (photobucket) to use your images commercially, but not other photobucket users (they can use your images, just not for a commercial purpose). I think Flickr has the best TOS for a photo-sharing site (at least that I've seen so far). |
What is the world coming to when a blogger can't even take their own coconut waffle photos?! :( Hollis, thanks for all the good information. And everyone else here, too. This will always be a problem online, and I saw that one of the new folks on the forum just bought plumerias from one of those shady ebay vendors who used Laura's photos on their listings. Ugh. If they don't get caught and aggressively punished there's no incentive for them to stop poaching images. All we can do is harass them as much as possible. Sorry to hear of all your professional troubles with copyrights, too, Rox. Glad you're enjoying retirement instead! Now if I could just figure out how to watermark my Flickr photos... |
Thanks Jandey...I have always believed "what goes around, comes around"...there is a lot of comfort in the thought...roxanne |
Jen. download Gimp. it is pretty much Photoshop only free. You can watermark you pics with it then upload to flickr Mike |
- Posted by loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, (My Page) on Sun, Sep 15, 13 at 20:49
I use watermark app on iPad... It's free too!!! Figured out that photobucket has that feature as well... But the other offers a better font selection .. Take care, Laura |
Thanks, Mike! I tried to find a function on Flickr but I guess watermarking has to be done before uploading to a hosting site? |
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I have an eye for this set on sale (link below) which is porcelain. I like the simple style and that they're porcelain. It's going to be used as everyday dinnerware but elegant enough for special occasions.
I'm wondering if anyone have any JCP porcelain dinnerware set? How do you like or dislike them? Thanks. Natalie |
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I am sure JC Pennys didnt' make it.... the blanks are the same as my 20 year old Mikasa porcelain....which I love! I think it's great....buy 3 sets while you are buying and you will have enough for formal dinners as well. Go for it!! Linda C |
Oh Linda, I'm so glad that you're the one that responded. I value your responds, you seem to be reasonable and know what you're saying. Thanks. Yes, I'm awared that JCP didn't make these but couldn't find anywhere who did. Although, I feel that I can trust JCP since they have a decent purchasing policy. Since this item is available online only, I hesitate a bit of shipping fragile dinnerware. I had called them last night and they reassured me that they will replace any broken piece without any hassle and they have plenty of this design for replacement. 3 sets, 18 servings, are not enough for the holidays. My family is growing (niece is getting married in March!). It seems to be such a good deal so I just placed an order of 4 sets plus 1 serving set. Thanks again for taking time to respond Linda. |
OOOH!!! Dishes!!! Lots of them!! Love it! For $40 per setting for 6...how can you go wrong... And by the way...I have been putting my gold trimmed Mikasa into the dishwasher for 20 years....and it's just fine....the red band is wearing but the gold is perfect! I am sooo sold on fine china for everyday I can't tell you. My only objection is the lack of funky patterns. But a stack of plates is lighter....they don't chip, they take less room and,,,generally wear a lot better than iron stone or pottery. Good choice! I'm sitting here wondering who I can buy some for!! LOL! I have outfitted my daughter with 24 place settings of 2 ironstone patterns, and my DIL with 24 place settings of her Wedgewood....and heavens knows, I have lots of dishes of my own.. But....such a deal!!! Linda C |
I received the JCP dinnerware today!! Boy, that was fast and you're right Linda, lots and lots of dishes!!! They shipped each set separately. So far, I've only checked 2 sets and none were broken. On the bottom of each dish, it says "Elegance" by Kenney. Linda, would you know anything about the brand? |
What else does it say? China, Japan? Indonesia? I never heard of Kenney dinnerware. Are you pleased? Linda C |
Oops, I mispelled it. It's KenneX, not Kenney. I took a pic of the bottom plate (below). Yes! I'm happy with the purchase. Porcelain dinnerware are light and easier to manage for me. Earthenware, I think, are very heavy and that's without food on it! |
The only thing that I'm a bit dissapointed is that they're not microwave and dishwasher safe. Do you think, it's because of the gold trimming? Looks like they're not going to be used as everyday. But, I got plenty of everyday dinneware. |
Hey Linda, I found information on Kennex. It's a manufacturer in Hong Kong (originated), China and UK. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Kennex
I would sure put them into the dishwasher!!! The gold may fade...but if you rotate your stock, who's to know. Yes you can't put anything with gold trim into the micro....and if you forget, the sparks will soon remind you!! Use it! Figure that the stuff cost about $1.10 per piece...and enjoy it! Linda C |
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Very good lip gloss, not sticky, long lasting, very good pigmentation. I got this as a birthday present from my dad and I love it! It applies very nice over lipstick or lip balm. Not sticky at all, not awkward goo line when you open your lips and hair doesn't get stuck. This is expensive but consider the designer, the packaging is nice and durable easy to take out wand and put back in. Good product comes on off the brush. I would totally go get other colors after this one. I got Diablotine, it's kinda an orangey color good for summer.
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I have to say I am surprised by the positive reviews on this product. In my opinion this gloss is no better than any $5 to $10 lipgloss from the drug store. I wanted to love it, but other than the packaging I couldn't find anything great about it. I will stick with Mac Lustreglasses.
I have this one in red and it is amazing. The thing I normally don't like about lipgloss is the bad colour payoff but this is as pigmented as wearing a lipstisk - just with more shine and moisturization (isthataword?). Even when the "gloss" is gone the colour remains - though I had to fresh up a couple of times during and 8-9 hour workday, I got quite a few compliments on it. Due to the high pigmentation I will definitely purchase again as I have a hard time finding colour that cover up my lips.
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A very expensive designer product and one that is worth every penny. This gloss is very wearable due to a range of flattering colours, a youthful look, a fresh taste and non sticky texture compared to other leading brands some of which are very gloopy and sticky
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Yes, it's expensive ($35 CDN after taxes), and yes, it's not very long lasting (1 lippy off for the longevity). However, this gloss is fantastic in terms of texture and color range. It just glides on and the brush applicator takes out just the right amount of product. Furthermore, the case is gorgeous - a clear lucite and silver colored container with the word "Dior" etched on the side, and you do get a fair amount of product for a luxury brand (6.3mL for Dior and 5mL for MAC lipglass).
The line itself has 3 sub-lines: Glow (subtle frost or cream finish but no glitter) - natural, MLBB or nude shades; Pearl (shimmer and frost) - more shimmery, sparkling shades, kind of like the sheerer Chanel Glossimers; and Flash (lots of sparkle) - like YSL Golden Gloss or MAC Dazzleglass, but with finer sparkles.
There is a color for everyone - from the subtlest nude pinks and peaches to dramatic reds and purples, and even the staunchest anti-lipgloss gals seem to at least be okay with this with the fluid, silky texture. It's quite moisturizing, and makes my lips appear full and healthy. I think along with Chanel Glossimers and Buxom Big & Healthy Lip Polishes, these are some of my favorite higher-end lip glosses. My favorites:
Coral Fantasy (pink-coral with golden sparkles, it's a bit like a slightly more orange version of NARS Deep Throat, but as a gloss), Extravagant Grenadine (strawberry candy/warm pink with lots of sparkles), Pink Trench (icy, shimmery ballet pink) and Pink Croisette (natural pink with golden shimmer). continued >>
I LOVE these lip glosses!! In fact, if they didn't cost so much, I would buy like ten of them at a time lol. My favorite one is called organdi pink, such a light, shimmery, pink wash of color, and I get this everytime I get low. I also own a couple of other colors in this line and they are also very pretty. Another thing that keeps me coming back is that they are not in the least sticky. These are IMO the best lipglosses on the (designer) market.
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LOVE IT.just splurged this one in coral fantasy color-pearl (no.556).
Slightly orange but pink.Love the color.It feels smooth on lips and leaves a natural yet sparkle looks.love the glitters,glamorous and reminds me of my lancome shimmery make up collection.
I also tried the pink version(i don't know the number but maybe it's sari pink or empire pink) and it has a similiar color to my coral fantasy when applied on my lips,but my coral fantasy looks more playful and juicy.
Pros :
- Various color
- Glamorous yet vivid sheer shimmer topping
- Playful,vivid,juicy and chic
Cons :
I just hate the applicator tip,comes with small brush which is uneasy to apply. I love my Dior Creme de Gloss applicator tip better.
Anyway, i also want to compare it with my Dior Creme de Gloss.
dior creme de gloss in pink elixir :
Pros :
- luxury packaging
- smells soft rose
- very creamy texture
- more wearable
- won't irritate and makes ur lips gonna be chapped
- good applicator tip,easy to use
Cons :
- the color is very mature,more suitable for mature women
- not as various as dior addict ultra gloss various colors
about my pink elixir color :
it's pale pink and comes with very tiny shimmer as topping but looks natural onto lips.mature yet glamorous.the shimmer is different from my dior ultra addict gloss.this lipgloss has a closely shimmer between one tiny shimmer to another(looks full of shimmer)
dior addict ultra gloss in coral fantasy :
Pros :
- creamy but not as creamy as creme de gloss but juicy
- various colors
- vivid,playful and fresh
- pearl and radiant yet glamorous and fun
- natural look
- no fragrance (it can't be a benefit for those who hate a fragrant make up,but i like fragrant lipgloss)
Cons :
- wear off
- hate the applicator tip(small brush,uneasy to use)
about my coral fantasy in pearl color :
it's pearl and radiant.comes with glitter as topping off and sparkle separately.different from my creme de gloss,while the creme de gloss is shimmery, this lip gloss is glitzy and sparkly(shimmer and glitter is different).fresh pink but quite orange(because it's coral = slightly red and orange... but i love it.good colors blend).
I love this dior addict ultra gloss better than my previously creme de gloss.but both are HG lip glosses.
The Dior Addict lipglosses are my HG gloss. I really don't like to review individual colour per se as there are so many and different people have different preferences. What's important is the quality, packaging, price and colour range.
I am a pink - nude gloss maniac. There is such a good range. the glosses are not too sticky, heavenly packaged and come in a 3 main groups; pearl (P) is a shimmer lipgloss, flash (F) is more intensely pigmented gloss with glitter, and glow (G) is the opaque lipgloss with no shimmer. I always veer towards the Pearl toned glosses - the shimmer is very subtle and makes your lips look more youthful and fuller with the light reflecting qualities i think.
216 Lace Beige (P) - not really beige at all but a pink nude, a fav
227 Beige Tweed (P)- nude beige with a slight touch of pink, least fav
257 Pink Trench (P) - very light baby pink with shimmer
267 Cashmere Pink (P) - medium baby pink with shimmer - another fav
557 Empire Pink (F) - golden medium pink with glitter, more for use by itself (no lippie needed for this one)
I am stil lusting after 2 more pink glosses but can;t justify until I have used some of these babies up.
The Dior Ultra gloss is defiitely in the top 3 of glosses, I prefer these over Chanel, YSL, (MAC and NARS are left for dust in this category)
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This is extremely shiny and creamy. It's also moisturizing. Totally NOT sticky at all. Zero stickiness---no joke!
I bought this in #236 Satin Peach. It is lovely! My lips are pigmented, but not super pigmented. This is a sheer lipgloss, but it still provides the prettiest wash of peachy-pink color to my lips. It's not sticky at all, it's very smooth (somewhat moisturizing) and actually feel like butter on my lips. Love.


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We admired how KO-sCakes recreated the style of the tattoos from the inspiration photos through hand painting, and her color palette perfectly matches the colors on the Pinterest board. The overall look is super sweet with a touch of attitude, and we think it'd make a wonderful Mother's Day surprise! Congratulations, KO-sCakes!
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Why you should invest in table plans at dinner parties.
"What do you do?" is a dinner party staple that often has the person I sit next to wishing that the hostess had thought about the table plan a little harder. Recently I have become very boring about what I do, because I am little obsessed with digital and the impact it has on my clients, their customers and how we define our role as PR professionals.
I am a true B2B tech specialist and my clients' products are often buried deep in the enterprise technology stack. Good digital practice in these organisations is as nuanced as any communications tool and we have been working closely with these clients to create a digital experience that is rooted in a solid understanding of how their customers, influencers and other stakeholders want to be communicated with.
Many of the clients I speak with have started their digital journey with 'social media agencies' and have invested many hours in educating the agency in how a B2B technology company operates, who its customers are and how they purchase. After wading through proposals for activities best suited for household consumer brands, they then notice that digital is something they have been doing for a while. Online is simply another medium, another platform that amplifies their communications and is integrated into their day to day PR activities.
This understanding that 'earned' coverage is the bread and butter of PR, then leads to the next question: How can we measure the impact of digital on our business? For some of our smaller clients, the answer lies in two, free tools. First, Google Analytics. Like any marketing activity, the KPIs associated with each part of the communications mix varies, however website traffic can be an important metric, particularly for those organisations that offer trial downloads or capture visitor information.
By tracking website traffic, through read-only access to our clients' Google Analytics data, we can demonstrate the impact that PR activities have on website visits. For example, a particular piece of online coverage with links back to the website can show a spike in traffic immediately after posting. To take this a step further, specific pages on clients' websites are visited more often once they have been promoted via social media platforms, such as Twitter, or on other blogs.
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Poitevint wins Co-angler Division
OKEECHOBEE, Fla. – For Howard Poitevint of Bainbridge, Ga., his entire tournament came down to his last cast of the final day.
In the last minute rush to work out of an area and head to weigh-in, his pro partner had missed casting to two tiny reed stems that were sticking out just above the water. Just as the call for "last cast" was made, Poitevint heaved a cast at the two discreet stems, his line moved off sideways, he set the hook, and the rest is history.
The result of that last cast was a 7-pound, 13-ounce bass that gave Poitevint a push to victory in the Co-angler Division of the EverStart Series event on Lake Okeechobee.
"This feels great," Poitevint said. "I've been tournament fishing a long time. I've won buddy tournaments, been to the All-American and barely missed winning a Regional (BFL) years ago to David Fritts. So to get this win here on the EverStart level is special to me."
Poitevint claimed the big bass in the Co-angler Division on day two with an 8-12. And then his 7-13 bass today propelled him to victory.
They key to his big bites?
"A Zoom Ultra-Vibe speed worm in junebug," Poitevint said. "That's what I caught all my big fish on this week. Yesterday I used a 1/8-ounce weight. Today it was a little windier and I had to go to 3/16-ounce weight, all on 20-pound test Stren line."
"I caught some fish swimming the worm," he added. "But the two big ones I caught came from pitching it to reeds and letting fall."
Wood second
William Wood of West Palm Beach, Fla., finished second in the Co-angler Division with a three-day total of 37 pounds, 11 ounces worth $5,000.
Wood's primary lure during the week was a watermelon red lizard, rigged with a 3/16-ounce weight on 50-pound braided line.
"That's what I caught the big limit on the first day," Wood said. "But today I switched to a black and blue Senko wacky-rigged on a shiner-style hook."
Guerra third
Raymond Guerra of Port Saint Lucie, Fla., finished third in the Co-angler Division with a three-day total of 35 pounds even worth $4,000.
Guerra said his three primary lures during the week were a Senko (black and blue) a Gambler Big EZ (junebug) and a Gambler Buzzin' Cane Toad (Lane Toad).
Saliba, Wiles round out the top five
George Saliba of Lakefield, Ontario, finished fourth with a three-day total of 33 pounds, 9 ounces worth $3,500.
Kevin Thomas of Miramar, Fla., finished fifth with a three-day total of 32-8 worth $3,000.
Rest of the best
Rounding out the top-10 co-anglers in the EverStart Series event on Lake Okeechobee:
6th: Jim Austin of Lithonia, Ga., three-day total of 31-15, $2,500.
7th: Cole Bailey of Thamesford, Ontario, three-day total of 30-14, $2,000
8th: Dean Harcourt of Sebastian, Fla., three day total of 28-6, $1,500
9th: Michael Wiles of Perry, Fla., three day total of 26-9, $1,000
10th: Donnie Dodd of Guntersville, Ala., three-day total of 26-0, $800


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archaic : begin
Origin of GIN
Middle English ginnen, short for beginnen
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Middle English gin, from Anglo-French, short for engin — more at engine
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transitive verb
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perhaps by contraction from dialect gif if + an if
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: a colorless alcoholic beverage made from distilled or redistilled neutral grain spirits flavored with juniper berries and aromatics (as anise and caraway seeds)
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Towson Liquor Store Robber Exiled to 20 Years in Prison
Pointed a Gun at the Store Clerk's Head During the Robbery
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Baltimore, Maryland - U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett sentenced Aaron Davis, age 25, of Baltimore, today to 20 years in prison, followed by five years of supervised release, for an armed robbery where Davis pointed a gun at and threatened to kill a store clerk
The sentence was announced by United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein; Special Agent in Charge Richard A. McFeely of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III; Chief James W. Johnson of the Baltimore County Police Department; Baltimore City State's Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein; and Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger.
According to Davis' plea agreement, on January 19, 2010, Davis and co-conspirator Edward Sample, robbed a liquor store in Towson. Davis admitted that after pretending to want to purchase a small bottle of gin, Davis grabbed the store clerk, placed a Walther .32 caliber pistol to the clerk's head and demanded money. Davis threatened to kill the clerk if he did not give Davis the money in the store register. The clerk emptied the register, gave the money to Davis, then laid down on the floor behind the counter. A second clerk entered the store while the robbery was in progress. Sample began shouting at the second clerk to get in the back of the store and lie down on the ground. The second clerk emptied another cash register, gave the money to Sample and laid down on the floor. Davis and Sample left the store with the money. Davis was seen on the store's security camera wearing a distinctive baseball cap during the robbery. Davis was wearing the same baseball cap when he was arrested several months later.
Edward Sample pleaded guilty to armed robbery and possessing a firearm in furtherance of a crime of violence and is scheduled to be sentenced on May 5, 2011 at 3:00 p.m.
United States Attorney Rod J. Rosenstein commended the ATF, Baltimore Police Department, Baltimore County Police Department, and the Baltimore City and Baltimore County State's Attorney's Offices for their work in this investigation. Mr. Rosenstein thanked Assistant United States Attorney Benjamin M. Block, who prosecuted the case.


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Exclusive: 2014 set images
Posted by Huw,Brickset member Legoguy is currently living in the Middle East and has been able to buy some 2014 sets already. He's sent us scans of those he's bought which I've added to the database and you'll see in the 'new in the database' list above.
Highlights are this set 76011 Batman: Man-Bat Attack, 75042 Droid Gunship, 70127 Wolf Legend Beast and 41051 Merida's Highland Games from the highly anticipated Disney Princess line.
And, LEGO has published pictures of the Ninjago sets on their server already which I've also added. (Thanks Isoler).
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Overall not bad. I'm looking forward to seeing more Marvel sets though.
Woah. Mind. Blown. Awesome!!!!
The will ferrel minifig looks... Interesting :)
Penguin has got a new torso! Excellent news in my opinion :o)
Other than that, I think that the DC sets could do with a couple more new villains, but they look OK as a whole, the Droid Gunship is looking fantastic though. The target in the Merida's Highland Games set looks useful, and I like that golden bow as well, so I look forward to seeing the rest of that theme.
Meh, The Lego Movie and Disney Princess sets seem to be amazing, DC Comics, City, Chima, Hero Factory, Ninjago still disappoint. I'm waiting to see the Super Heroes sets based off upcoming 2014 movies, and more Minecraft Micro World sets please!
Droid gunship looks very impressive and an improvement on the 2008 version. The two batman sets look quite interesting especially the man bat one. The Lego movie sets look interesting although I'm unsure yet if I'm going to buy any.
Ninjago isn't really appealing to me currently based on the current sets, but I'm sure kids will love them.
Legend Beasts is new cheap way to collect exclusive minifigures and interesings parts!
The legend beast looks rather disapointing I like how they are making the princess theme now though and I like the new penguin set
^^ The characters in the legend beast sets aren't exclusive, I think they've all appeared in 2013 sets from what I can see. Worriz in the Wolf Legend Beast only appears exclusive as he is wearing gold armour and not silver, but I don't think that really counts ;-)
But overall, I really like what I am seeing. Of course, I wish they had put the Legend Beasts in other Chima sets and made them new moulds instead (that way they could be used for more than just Chima - HINT). Just had to put more sets on my wanted list.
And droid gunship - is that 3.5L 'fin' spikes... In BLACK!? Need them, like, now! :-D
Yeah, the Ninjago sets are hit and miss. I like the big red jet, but then I really liked the big blue jet for the serpent-line.
The Wolf Legend Beast seems incredibly disappointing. It honestly looks like one of those creator sets (which are great for what they are, but I just expected something a little less ... blocky, I guess). I suppose the lion and eagle beasts would be the same? In terms of Chima this year, I basically stuck to the minifigs (aside from the Eagle Jet and Raven Jet). I suspect next will be the same.
I don't mind the new DC sets (the Penguin's little ducky-vehicle looks straight out of "Batman Returns"). I love the scuba-suit for Batman. I already added a Manbat to my rogue's gallery (one of the bat figures from the Monster Fighters line), but it's good DC had the same idea. I like Nightwing's new hair.
I was looking forward to the Disney princess sets but after seeing them i'm disappointed. Just waiting for the lego movie set.
Proof once again that Batman has the coolest villains. Sweet that Nightwing is included (would have preferred the blue costume, but that won't stop the buy). Really liking the inclusion of other hero minifigs (such as Flash and Aquaman). Wonder if there will be another crossover with the Joker Steamroller (Green Arrow? Green Lantern? Hawkman?).
Showed my duaghter the Merida picture; she's duly fired up.
The new Lego Movie sets look fun. What the heck is that unicorn / cat thing?
Epic sets! The LEGO Movie sets look very creative; and great for parts. The Batman sets look interesting, definately worth picking up. The City set looks excellent; I'll definately going to get that one. The Wolf Legend Beast looks great, thought that is not the Chima set I'm looking foward to... (You'll have to look at the prems' to see what I mean... ;-)) The Disney Princess set is... Meh.
@Fulcrumbop, I was thinking the same thing. What IS that unicorn/cat thing?!
I can see some useful new pieces coming from these sets, and the TLM set looks to definitely be nice, I particularly like how they tried to create real life objects out of bricks.
Oh, and the unicorn/cat thing is Uni-Kitty, nothing much is currently known about her but in some early production info, they said she had "a powerful secret"
OMG The LEGO Movie looks ridiculous in the most awesome way imaginable.
Looks like the Wolf Legend Beast is using the new, smaller ball joints.
The Merida figure kind of destroys the whole character. The Batcopter disappoints me a lot. The Penguin set I really like though.
Looks like they tried to cram everything into the Merida set from the movie that they could-the archery, the little bears, the cakes, the will o' the wisps, etc. Not a bad set, although I don't know that the purple bricks really fit.
I've never understood the Batcopter. It's hardly subtle and I would imagine it creates a fair amount of noise. It must be one of those silent ones...
That aside, I'll certainly be getting the Batcopter and the Penguin set. I've seen the other superhero sets in the lineup this year and they are the only DC ones I'm interested in.
Is there a reason we're seeing no minifigrues with the gunship? I highly doubt Lego would make another set like the 1999 droid fighter so I'm assuming this is a instruction book image?
At first when I looked at the Wolf Legend Beast I thought it looked kind of weird,but I like it the more I look at it :0
I really like the new LEGO Movie set,and the City set looks awesome ;)
The Gunship image is taken from the instruction book, as far as I recall there is a 401st Trooper and Chewie in the set.
The Legend Beasts are definitely looking awesome. A bit cartoony, to be sure, but they are excellent explorations in brick-built animals using lots of small, versatile parts. The final box picture of the Wolf Legend Beast looks a lot better than the preliminary picture that had surfaced on some shop sites, and I hope that remains the case with some of the other Legend Beasts whose prelim pics were less than flattering.
The other sets also look cool, but I don't feel compelled to buy them since I don't collect those themes. I haven't been collecting Legends of Chima either, but these Legend Beasts might be what convinces me to start!
The droid gunship looks just like the old one.
The legend beasts are horrible. In the show, the lion looked like a new mold not some bricks thrown together!
I like how Merida just has Stephanie's face, instead of a new pointless one like every other licensed minifigure.
Looks like those pictures from late August were real.
That's not Merida... that's Professor River Song!
I saw a photo on brickipida and it looks like shadow wind is a lion
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Droid Gunship includes a new Chewbacca, a 41st Elite Corps Trooper (a green camouflaged biker scout type), a Super Battle Droid, and Battle Droid.
@caperberry So True! I need that hair for Rosie Cotton. Have we had a cookie-pult before?
@Falcon Knight, well, if it was one mold than people would be complaining about how overpriced they would be.
@Bricklover2013, I think we've all seen that image by now.
I like that the legend beast uses the same new joint pieces as mixels, I was worried about having to buy the mixels crap to get them
Disney Princess line?
I better get a second job to keep my 8 year old daughter happy.
Oh God 2014 is going to be sooooo expensive.
I am totally getting all the Lego Movie stuff. And my girls will adore the new Friends sets. Sorry I mean Disney Princess range.
But first I'm getting Parisian Cafe. Got to have my priorities right.
Uhm... Is nobody complaining about the incorrect link to the Droid Gunship? That should be http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=75042-1 .
Is that Edna from ninjago in Lord Business' Hideout?
^No, that's a police officer.
Princess sets are a must..... Showed it to my daughters and they went Wow.....
Batman sets rocks...... Really would like to see a clay face, and new killer croc set....
Lego movie is strange
Lego Simpsons are a must as well
I like the Vader on the Star Wars sets.
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We spend a lot of time in this blog focusing on the challenges of military transition, and certainly those who have been injured in service face some major obstacles to getting a foothold in the civilian work world. Northrop Grumman is among the major employers that are making an effort to help ease the transition — a profile of its program Operation IMPACT is below.
Operation IMPACT assists servicemembers severely injured in combat operations in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and/or Operation Enduring Freedom transition from their military careers.
If an injured service member is unable to work, we extend our support to the family member who will work in their stead. Program support is also available to widows and widowers of fallen service members.
Each of the employees hired through Operation IMPACT brings unique experiences and talents to Northrop Grumman. Below is one story of how we set out to make a difference in a person's (Joshua's) life and how they made a difference in ours:
How did you learn about Operation IMPACT?
I learned about Operation IMPACT while I was recovering from my injuries at the Balboa Naval Medical Center in San Diego, CA.
What background/education/experience from your military service career was helpful in your transition to Northrop Grumman?
During my enlistment in the Marine Corps, I was given the opportunity to build my leadership skills and abilities. To add, I was also taking college courses while recovering, knowing that employment outside the Marine Corps was closing in fast. Northrop Grumman presented me with an opportunity to apply the skills learned in the Marine Corps to their company.
What are your best three transition tips for severely injured warriors looking for employment?
First, prepare for your future outside of the military. Whether that means taking college classes in your off time or going to resume building classes. It needs to be done. Secondly, attend career fairs and network with companies, such as Northrop Grumman, to get an idea of potential careers outside of the military. And finally, always seek for improvement. That is a trait that many companies desire. There is no need to settle for something that doesn't utilize your abilities.
Any other thoughts or comments you would like to share regarding your transition to a career with Northrop Grumman?
I would like to take a moment to thank the entire Operation IMPACT team for the work that they do to assist us wounded warriors with the transition into the civilian world. Many thanks to the BAMS UAS management team for interviewing me and offering me a wonderful career opportunity.
Quick Facts:
- Northrop Grumman has built a strong relationship over the years with the Department of Defense (DoD) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) through their outreach efforts with Operation IMPACT.
- Northrop Grumman leads a large group of companies known as the Network of Champions. This network has grown to more than 100 companies since it was launched in 2009 and significantly broadens job opportunities for Operation IMPACT candidates. If Northrop Grumman doesn't have a match for an injured veteran or family member, they will share the resume (with approval) with the Network of Champion companies. Together, the Network of Champion members work to find the right opportunity.
- Northrop Grumman works closely with MSEP (Military Spouse Employment Partnership). This symbiotic partnership assists in finding work for talented military spouse professionals. In addition, Northrop Grumman is hosting military spouse events around the country to create awareness about the company culture, current job opportunities and to connect with communities on a more personal level.
- GI Jobs named Northrop Grumman as one of the Top Military Friendly Employers in 2012.
- CivilianJobs.com named Northrop Grumman as one of the Most Valuable Employers for military personnel.
Northrop Grumman is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class. U.S. Citizenship is required for most positions.


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The only Indian website which ruling Indian Internet Surfing market is non-other than our Indian Railway Reservation site. Actually it was developed long back and due to some technical reasons it was not hosted into Web Market. IRCTC stands for Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Limited. The website www.irctc.co.in has been created with a view to facilitate people all over India in connection to reservation of railway and flight tickets.
The website is designed in such a way that even a beginner who knows basics of computer and internet can register. First you have to register the website and then login in IRCTC login to reservation or check the status of it. The website is hosted by the Government and has the most recent updates in regard to timings or rescheduling of trains and flights. It's a highly protected site after some threats.
The website is loaded with features which are both exclusive and helpful for people all over India and abroad. Few of such features after IRCTC login I such regard are.
- Facility to view train and flight timings
- Facility to book tickets online
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Any visitor or individual requires himself to get registered with the website for availing booking facilities. This involves signing up with the website and filling up a form which requires some personal information of the individual for his identification purpose. Once the registration has been successfully carried out, the user can easily access all the facilities after IRCTC login that are offered by the website. The website www.irctc.co.in provides accurate data and the latest news for people at the time of booking railway tickets.
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Surfer Blood, the Drums and the Dewars at Bluebird Theater - 10/10/10
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With the Dewars and the Drums
10.10.10 | Bluebird Theater
From the moment the Dewar brothers took the stage and opened with "Life is Like a Merry Go Round Until the Burial Ground," it was clear that they had ample personality and presence, something one of the brothers attributed in part to having six PBRs before getting on stage. There were some immediate and obvious touchstones to the music, from the eccentric, broken lyrical and musical phrasings of the Fall to the silly, sometimes inspired, playfulness of They Might Be Giants. A number of the songs also evoked Robyn Hitchcock's solo material, as well as Pulp -- but without sounding like any of that.
At one point during their set, the Dewar Brothers informed us that the place they're from is "a really good place to die" and then played "The Neverglades." This sort of sardonic, dark, offbeat sense of humor characterized the band's banter between songs, even when one of the guitars malfunctioned and one of the brothers awkwardly told bad jokes, knowing full well they were lame but somehow managing to win us over anyway.
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Russians capture, kill 2 top Caucasus Emirate commanders
Emir Magas. Image from Kavkaz Center. |
Russian security forces dealt a double blow to the al Qaeda-linked Caucasus Emirate during operations in the southern Russian republics late last week.
Emir Magas, the military commander of the Caucasus Emirate, was captured and Yasir Amarat, a wanted terrorist commander from Jordan, was killed during raids by Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB.
On June 9, the FSB captured Emir Magas, whose real name is Ali Taziyev, during a raid in the village of Malgobek in the Republic of Ingushetia. Kavkaz Center, a jihadist website that supports the Caucasus Emirate, confirmed Magas' capture and noted his importance. Magas has been transferred to Moscow for interrogation.
Magas "was appointed the Military Emir of Caucasian Mujahideen after the martyrdom of Shamil Basayev," Kavkaz Center stated. Basayev is the former leader of the al Qaeda-linked terrorists in the North Caucasus and was killed in 2006. Magas was a longtime associate of Basayev and Ibn al Khattab, the Saudi who led al Qaeda's foreign fighters in Chechnya up until his death at the hands of Russian security forces in 2002.
According to the Kavkaz Center statement, Magas was "one of the key military figures of the Caucasus Emirate with great experience in Jihad and authority among the Mujahideen" and his capture "is one of the serious losses of the Mujahideen, which could be compared with the loss of leading Chechen and Caucasian leaders of Jihad."
Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov described Magas as the most dangerous terrorist operating in the region.
"In his cruelty and in terms of threat he posed to the peaceful population, Magas exceeds notorious terrorist leader Doku Umarov," Kadyrov told RIA Novosti. Umarov is the leader of the Caucasus Emirate.
Magas has been involved with some of the most heinous terror attacks in the Caucusus, including the June 2004 raid against police, FSB, and border guard installations in Nazran, Ingushetia, that resulted in the deaths of 88 people. Magas is also said to have been involved in the raid on a school in Beslan, North Ossetia, that killed more than 300 people, including 186 children.
Most recently, Magas has claimed the June 2009 assassination attempt against Ingush President Yunus Bek Yevkurov. In that attack, Yevkurov was severely wounded and two of his bodyguards were killed.
One day after Magas' capture, the FSB killed Yasir Amarat and eight other terrorists during raids in the mountainous district of Vedeno in Chechnya. Security forces found Amarat's body in a grave on June 11. Also killed was a terrorist known as "Forest Lion" who had served as Amarat's top aide.
Amarat is said to have been born in Jordan and entered Chechnya years ago to battle the Russians. He served as a military commander in the republics of Chechnya and Dagestan and was responsible for attacks against security forces in the region.
Amarat is the second foreign leader of the Caucasus Emirate killed in the region this year. On Feb. 2, the FSB killed Mokhmad Mohamad Shabban, who is better known as Saif Islam or the Sword of Islam, during a raid in a mountainous region in Dagestan. Shabban, who was from Egypt, was one of the founders of al Qaeda in the Caucasus.
The FSB also scored a major victory against the Caucasus Emirate when, on March 2, its commandos killed Said Buryatsky and five other terrorists during a raid in Ingushetia. Buryatsky was the mufti, or religious leader, for the Caucasus Emirate, and has been described as Russia's Osama bin Laden.
Background on Russia's battle against al Qaeda and allied groups in the Caucasus
Over the past two decades, al Qaeda has fought alongside Chechen rebels during two brutal wars against the Russians that are thought to have resulted in the deaths of more than 100,000 civilians and thousands of Russian soldiers and Chechen fighters. The bulk of the Chechen resistance was smashed after the Second Chechen War, but al Qaeda and allied Islamist groups continued to operate, and managed to radicalize many of the remaining nationalist rebels.
Russian security forces, backed by local forces in the Caucasus, have had success in decapitating the top leadership of al Qaeda and radical Chechen forces. After killing Khattab in 2002, security forces eliminated his successors; Abu Walid al Ghamdi was killed in 2004, and Abu Hafs al Urdani was killed in 2006.
Russian security forces also killed Saif al Islam al Masri, a member of al Qaeda's shura and a chief financier, in 2002; and Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Saif al Tamimi (also known as Abu Omar Saif) in 2005. Tamimi served as second in command to Shamil Basayev, the military commander for the Islamic Army in the Caucasus. Basayev and much of his leadership cadre were killed by Russian security forces in 2006.
After Basayev's death in 2006, the Chechen and Caucasus jihadists united under the command of Doku Umarov, one of the last remaining original leaders of the Chechen rebellion and a close associate of al Qaeda. Prior to 2006, Umarov had denied having connections with al Qaeda and rejected terrorist attacks against civilians. But in 2006, Abu Hafs al Urduni announced that the Chechen jihad was being reorganized under the command of Doku Umarov after the death Basayev. By November 2007, Umarov had declared an Islamic emirate in the greater Caucasus region and named himself the emir, or leader. Russian security forces thought Umarov was killed during a raid in November 2009 that killed several of his close aides, but he has since resurfaced.
But the insurgency in the Caucasus largely went dormant after Basayev's death in 2006. In the spring of 2009, Umarov reignited the insurgency by launching a wave of suicide attacks in the Caucasus. In April 2009, Umarov revived the Riyad-us-Saliheen martyr brigade, which has spearheaded the assault.
"Riyad [the Riyad-us-Saliheen martyr brigade] is believed to be descended from two other Chechen terrorist organizations led by Basayev, the Special Purpose Islamic Regiment (SPIR) and the International Islamic Brigade (IIB)," according to the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism database. "It has even been suggested that Riyad is simply the result of the marriage of these two groups."
The Caucasus Emirate's most recent high-profile suicide operations include: the double suicide attack in Moscow's metro on March 29 (39 people killed); a double suicide attack that targeted police in the city of Kizlyar in Dagestan on March 31 (13 people killed); and a suicide attack at a concert in Starvopol on May 26 (seven killed). Umarov took credit for the Moscow Metro suicide attacks and vowed to conduct further strikes in Russia.
READER COMMENTS: "Russians capture, kill 2 top Caucasus Emirate commanders"
Posted by Tyler at June 13, 2010 4:01 PM ET:
Worth noting that there has been some reporting that the North Caucus region is one of the areas recently reported to be where US Spec Ops personnel are active in helping locals track jihadi militants.
From Marc Ambinder on May 25:
"Other "ex-ords" signed by combatant commanders include provisions for secret American bases and operations in countries like Georgia, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan and in the Dagestan region of the North Caucuses. In the latter space, U.S. soldiers were tasked with tracking down members of identified separatist groups with loose ties to Al Qaeda. One of those groups was responsible for the March 31 bombings in Kizlyar, according to American intelligence officials."
So there may indeed be an unseen US hand in the FSB's recent successes in hunting down HVTs.
Posted by ArneFufkin at June 14, 2010 12:14 AM ET:
I'm not thinking the Rooskies are all that worried about an ACLU lawsuit over waterboarding or any other roughneck interrogation techniques. Security guys who are surviving vets of the Chechen campaign have short fuses and I'm guessing Emir Magas has enjoyed better days on this Earth than he's experiencing now. Very sad. Not.
Posted by Tyler at June 14, 2010 8:43 AM ET:
Because we ought to be looking to the demoralized, corrupt, and some say totalitarian Russian security services as a model for American behavior.
Posted by ArneFufkin at June 14, 2010 10:55 AM ET:
I'll let you cry for Emir Magas, Tyler. I just can't find it in me.
Posted by Mr T at June 14, 2010 1:10 PM ET:
I am sure Amnesty International will get right on it. Just like they are for the missing American GI the Taliban captured. Not.
Posted by Tyler at June 14, 2010 4:30 PM ET:
Go right ahead and glow over the proud constitutional republic that is Vlad Putin's Russia Arne. I'll pass.
Posted by Render at June 15, 2010 4:36 AM ET:
Russian crackdowns generally lead to Chechen terrorists going on tour. They have a nasty habit of showing up on other Islamic battlefields when they're on tour.
It would be nice to think Tsar Putin's Russia recognized and acted like we're actually, if somewhat distastefully, on the same side. At least with regards this particular issue.
Usually, we're not, but in this case it seems Magas is deservedly in the right hands. Karma and all that...


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Very nice theme
Hey Guys,
I'm working on the complexity theme for a client. However where as with the twenty eleven theme, I'm able to use custom menu and move the tabs around, like with most other themes. The issue is that when I go to custom menu on the complexity theme, the tabs just will not move.
Can you help please?
Thanks, Brian
Hello Brian,
I can definitely promise you that the Appearance > Menus will work just fine with the theme like it would with any other theme installed.
But I'd be glad to help you out and take a closer look at what you have going on in your specific setup. You'll just need to get a hold of your client's purchase code so you can post in our forum where we handle all support.
Here is the forum: http://support.themeblvd.com
Here are instructions on getting access: http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/support
Hello, My sever is running PHP 5.2 and I'd like to update to PHP 5.3. Is your theme compatible? Thanks
I am not aware of any issues. You should be good to go.
In the future, here's where you can get support:
http://support.themeblvd.comMore Details:
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportI love this theme! Based on previous comments i know that you are planing on making it responsive. Just wondering when this feature will be available? Thank you,
Realistically, this isn't something that's going to happen for awhile I would say. This will involve literally re-doing the entire theme. There's just a lot of things going on right now that need to happen before we can re-do this one, which is more of a nice, courtesy freebie, keep old customers happy kind of thing.
But it is something I know I personally really want to do at some point. I've always liked this design and think it could make a great theme, spruced up to more modern standards.
I understand what you mean. Thank you anyway for getting back to me.
Just want to know if it is possible to use the ubermenu plugin for the menus. Like the theme alot but want to see if i can make it work for what i want before purchase.Thanks
I apologize, but I honestly don't know. I know the ubermenu plugin is quite flexible and they have a lot of instructions for implementing it into themes. I'm sure with the proper tweaking you can get it to work with just about any theme. But I would say, just as a total guess, that's it's not going to work right out of the box. I'm sure you'll have to do some tweaking.
Hello -
There must be a way, but I just wanted to verify before ordering. Is there a straightforward way to add the FTC/Google links at the very bottom of the page for Terms of Use, Disclaimer and Privacy Notice?
There's no specific menu location or anything in the footer, however you've essentially got a line of text where you could put whatever you want. So, if you wanted to put some HTML links, you could definitely do that.
I just spent 20 minutes going and finding my purchase code and signing up and entering it but still don't have permission to post a support ticket.
Anyway, I just need a bit of help with Complexity 2. I have set up my theme and everything is working but the menus only appear on all of the secondary pages and NOT on the home page. I have searched everywhere and cannot find this setting. Everything is set to show the right menu. Thoughts?
You can see the issue at http://layogascene.com.
Darren Kramer
Can you please tell me your username in our support forum so I can verify everything is setup properly and help you get in there?
Another thing I thought I'd mention since I haven't heard back from you to maybe speed things up for you. —A few times, I've had people tell me they don't have access to the forums after putting in their purchase code, but then it turns out that they're just not posting under the right forum.
So make sure you're posting under the forum for this theme, which is the only one you'll have access to.
Here's the direct link:
At the top of that page, click the "Post New Topic" button, while logged into your account.
Hello Jason,
does the theme come with the demo content?
I can provide you with an standard WP export file from the live demo, if you want. Just get yourself signed up in the support forum.
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportI've actually got a topic where I provided a link to a download recently you can grab after signing up and putting in your purchase code:
http://support.themeblvd.com/forums/topic/is-the-demo-content-available-for-inport/thanks Jason, all signed up now
Hey Jason, glad you updated the Complexity site files just this month. I downloaded the files twice and tried uploading them with WP 3.6.1 and it won't load. It gives me a white screen and asks if I want to install the theme and then tell me to try again. As mentioned, I've tried this twice with new downloads and in a sandbox test folder to isolate the issue. Can you tell me where I can get an updated file other than the one on ThemeForest? Thanks!!!:)
There's nowhere else to download the theme, but ThemeForest's files are definitely correct. Here's how to get support:
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportI'm sure the problem is just simple with what you're doing; so we'll work through it.
Hi I have the Complexity theme but for some reason my buttons double up, so I have 2 home buttons? even when I delete all of the pages theres still 1 home button? also do you have any sampel content to start me off?
Here's how to get support:
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportCome one over to the the support forums and we can get you all squared away.
Before I purchase this theme, could you tell me if jQuery and jQuery UI are being pulled from WP itself or if they are being pulled from Google/other sources instead?
I've had a lot of compatibility issues with themes in the past which opt to use older versions of jQuery, and don't want to repeat the experience!
Hello N,
The theme doesn't use jQuery UI, but when we enqueue jQuery we include it straight from WordPress; so you always get the current version that WordPress includes.
I would like to update the version of this theme. I have purchased version 2.2.2. Where can I find the latest update?
You'll need to login to the account in which you've purchased the theme with, and then you'll find the latest version at My Account > Downloads here on ThemeForest.net.
Is it possible to have an image on the right side of the header above the search bar?
Apologies for the confusion. Here's how to get support for this product:
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportThat area to the right of the header actually is a widget area that is currently blank in the demo. So you could potentially stick a text widget there with some kind of image HTML possibly? That's one idea.
does this theme have any issues with specific plugins such as contact form 7? I have a series of forms to build on my site and like to use this particular plugin; however, it just simply will not work on this theme.
I have tried other form plugins and am experiencing similar issues. Is this an issue with the theme?
Regards Tony
Having searched through the comments here, you have actually suggested using contact form 7 as a good plugin; however, every time I submit a form, I get the following error:
Failed to send your message. Please try later or contact the administrator by another method.
This is just using the basic form that you start with.
Most likely what you're describing with Contact Form 7 is not a theme issue. If it were a theme issue, it would be something javascript related on the frontend, and you probably wouldn't get to that error message. I would start by switching to a default WordPress theme to test if it is the theme or not involved in the issue.
If you find that it is, I'd be glad to continue with you. Here's how to get support for our WordPress products:
http://themeforest.net/item/complexity-premium-wordpress-theme/111713/supportThanks for the reply. It was actually another plugin that I had installed that was conflicting with CF7. It wotks fine now.
Do you add verification feature for blog comment? This feature needs to be for professional company. I want buy 5 theme license, but blog comment verification feature not available.
This would be something you would do from a WordPress plugin. This wouldn't be functionality a theme should be doing.
Maybe something like this:
In 2014, we completely re-built the theme on our infamous responsive framework…
Pretty sure that's not what you meant
Hmm, did I miss something? Is it not 2014?
I italicized it but then the blockquote italicized everything.
in·fa·mous adjective 1. having an extremely bad reputation 2. deserving of or causing an evil reputation
ha oh, got it. I'm a theme developer, not a wordsmith, I guess.
Did commodore replace complexity? Thanks
Yup, but as a customer of Complexity, you can download the new theme for free.
is this compatible with buddypress? Thanks
Unfortunately, I have never tested with the theme with BuddyPress.
I have 3 columns on my main page… the middle being my blog feed. Is there anyway to make the top of that center column line up evenly with the other 2 side columns. Here is a link to the blog… http://www.amongtherealm.com/
Hi, thanks for the purchase! We handle all support for customers at http://support.themeblvd.com and not in ThemeForest comments. Come on over, and we can get you all sorted out.
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Approximately how much water do you know or feel your grass/shrub needs weekly during this cold drought season in North, Tx and other areas. I winterized my irrigation system and hate to add water again before the seasonal change. My usual pattern is one hr of watering per week if we d/n get measurable or equivalent rain. The soil appears bone dry even though our temp is mild. |
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What is your normal temps this time of Yr ? What Type of Grass and Schrubs are you referring are they native to your area? Note: Even more important what happened to those Cowboys losing 34-31 to New Orleans . Still have a chance if they win next wk :> |
Normal 30s -60s are about normal temps but no rain is the issue IMO. St Augustine grass and all native plants. I missed the game and have no opinion of the Cowboys due to not being into sports. The stadium is about 20 miles away but I have never had the energy, interest or money since 1970. I'm Into Fun Stuff, LOL!! |
Just an Old Jock at Heart thus the necessity of Hip Replacments.As for the Horticulture 101 , I use rule of thumb that at temps below 55 Deg F evaporations rate is not any issue unless severe winds are a norm . Since you have indicated low temps and native folliage I would just ensure to maintain good colour of vegetation . You may requiure either a short Deluge application of water or a longer moderate rate of watering dependant on your soil composition loam vs sand vs clay. The ideal is a 30/30/30 mixture with a 10% organic mixture making up the final composition. The waterng should achieve minimium penetration of at least 1/2 inch . On our hunting plot we at times supplement natural rainfall with additional watering via a 4wheeler with irrigation 20 gallon tank . The plot is just over an acre , thus not a great hardship for a food plot for deer. |
We Got It! A measurable heavy rain fall that we needed. I only know from the hrs of rain and minor damages (leaves and tree's debris) and etc vs knowing how to find the exact amount. It stripped our Ball Cypress tree, Thanks Goodness! Which was needed vs the daily driveway cleaning vs tracking the cones and rosin into the house and garage. Happy Holidays! |
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