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I saw posts for white stuff on the underside of leaves but this stuff is on top of the leaves on my plant. I've tried googling it but can seem to find out what it is there no scales and it doesn't appear to be an aphid. also a couple of leaves with what appear to be on or two sprinkles of pepper. I noticed the pepper sprinkles about a week ago and now this goop appeared this morning. was not there yesterday. also new leaves are growing but the ends turn black and wilt away. its a young tree so I don't know if it is supposed to have fruit yet but I noticed very tiny balls of what I thought would have grown into fruit but are brown and dried out. please help.
ps there were three leaves affected by the white stuff, I cut them off and after taking a photo I burned them in case it was some sort of egg as I didn't want it to spread. I also have a 7 foot lemon tree but I don't think it's affected yet. |
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It looks to me like it is some sort of moth cacoon. In that case, if I am correct, you might be able to just pick the cacoon off. Regarding the fruit, if it is a young tree, the fruit does not always reach maturity. Sometimes it just falls off. It's a natural response because the tree might not be quite old enough yet to handle fruit production. Kristopher |
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The curious amongst us want you to dissect these things....now! Put a couple of the most promising leaves in the freezer for an hour or so (after inserting them in a plastic bag) and gently pull them apart with with toothpicks or similar....if you don't want to use your fingers. Then, take pictures. |
- Posted by cearbhaill Zone 6b Eastern KY (My Page) on Fri, Jul 6, 12 at 7:33
There's just a simple something pupating in there- rub it off with your fingers and go on about your day. Nature is fun- don't be scared :) Not every bug is a catastrophe requiring incineration. |
Nothing pupating there. Certain spiders make hide-a-ways like that. |
well those leaves have been destroyed, rhizo and I haven't seen anymore since. If I do I'll do as you suggest. |
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In the Old Testament, with the exception of 2 Kings 16:17, the Hebrew word is ritspah (2 Chronicles 7:3; Esther 1:6; Ezekiel 40:17, etc.); in Sirach 20:18 and Bel and the Dragon verse 19 the word is edaphos; in John 19:13, the name "The Pavement" (lithostrotos, "paved with stone") is given to the place outside the Pretorium on which Pilate sat to give judgment upon Jesus. Its Hebrew (Aramaic) equivalent is declared to be GABBATHA (which see). The identification of the place is uncertain.
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1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup cocoa powder
1/8 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup peanut butter
5 tablespoons applesauce
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3 cups rolled oats
Very impressive! I wasn't sure how these would turn out. Very chocolate-y and the peanut butter is a great component. I used some crunchy peanut butter than I accidently purchased. I sifted some cinnamon on top. Would absolutely make this again!
I was excited to find these without butter! BUT they never set up, and I did wait until they were at a rolling boil and even cooked 2 minutes. They do taste good but now I'm trying to figure out what to do with the gooey piles now....
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Scrumptious! I'm trying to wean my husband off white sugar and butter as much as possible, and this healthy version of his favorite cookie helps tremendously! For the reviewers who tried this recipe and didn't have firm, chewy cookies: you have to bring the chocolate mixture to a ROLLING boil. When it still breaks bubbles on the surface even during stirring, then start the 1-minute countdown. I did that, and left the pot on the back burner (set to Warm) for a half hour while my hubby was grabbing oats from the store. The cookies came out perfectly. Also, if you want your nice no-bakes a little on the naughty side, add a tablespoon of Nutella. ;) For those of you not used to the applesauce flavor, the Nutella helps mask the taste and add a touch of richness without a ton of calories.
I think it's so delicious!! It was a bit too soft, but I kept it in the refrigerator overnight and it hardened a bit more. Taste- wise it was great (even though I didn't put in vanilla).
The taste is wonderful, but I, like many other reviewers, was not able to get it to set. They are very gooey!!
I found the cookies to be too soft and wouldn't firm up even after refrigerating. They did have a nice chocolate taste and I like the fact that they were healthier.
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PVH Corp. (NYSE: PVH) announced today that it has commenced a consent solicitation to seek an amendment to the indenture governing PVH's 7.375% Senior Notes due 2020 (the "Notes").
The proposed amendment would increase the amount of secured indebtedness that the indenture permits PVH to incur without equally and ratably securing the Notes. Relevant terms and conditions of the consent solicitation are set forth in a Consent Solicitation Statement and consent form to be distributed to all holders of record of the Notes as of 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on October 30, 2012, which is the record date for the consent solicitation.
PVH will pay $10.00 in cash for each $1,000 principal amount of the Notes for which consent to the proposed amendment is validly delivered (and not validly revoked) prior to the expiration time of the consent solicitation. The consent payment will be made only if the requisite consents are received, among other conditions. The consent solicitation will expire at 5:00 p.m., New York City time, on November 9, 2012, unless extended by PVH. Promptly after the receipt of the requisite consents, PVH intends to enter into a supplemental indenture with U.S. Bank National Association, as Trustee, providing for the immediate effectiveness of the proposed amendment. Consents may not be revoked after the proposed amendment becomes effective.
Barclays Capital Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated and Citigroup Global Markets Inc. are acting as solicitation agents for the consent solicitation. The tabulation and information agent for the consent solicitation is D.F. King & Co. Questions regarding the consent solicitation may be directed to Barclays Capital Inc., (800) 438-3242 (toll free) or (212) 528-7581 (collect), Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated at (888) 292- 0070 (toll free) or (646) 855-3401 (collect) or Citigroup Global Markets Inc. at or (800) 558-3745 (toll free) or (212) 723-6106 (collect). Requests for copies of the Consent Solicitation Statement and related documents may be directed to D.F. King & Co., telephone number (800) 487-4870 (toll free) and (212) 269-5550 (for banks and brokers).
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Finding apps for middle schoolers that are both parent and kid approved can be like finding a needle in a haystack. Thankfully, here are 7 that are both. Via Cindy Rudy, Dean J. Fusto
Imagine if you were allowed to use a whole workday every week to explore any project you wanted. With no restrictions on your time or what you could do, think of the ideas you could come up with and the things you could learn about! In the workplace, this practice is called 20 percent time. It first gained widespread notice at Google, but many companies have allowed employees to work on side projects as a way of fostering innovation. Since it's not often possible for teachers to sacrifice an entire day of schooling to allow for individual creative pursuits, the idea has been reinterpreted in many schools as a "Genius Hour," where students get one hour per day or week to focus on a project of their choice. The practice combines well with classroom pedagogies such as project-based learning and inquiry-based learning. To find out more about what 20 percent time is and how to use it, watch the playlist below! Via Simon Vasey, Dean J. Fusto
"I thought it time that I shared some of the Apps that have stuck by me or have struck me for their ease of use and impact upon learning in the classroom."
Jim Lerman's insight: As many of you know, VoiceThread is quite a robust platform for creating mediated presentation, annotating them, and sharing them with others -- including opportunities for them to add audio or video comments of their own. This video offers the basics of VoiceThread in a simple, easy to follow format. If you haven't tried VoiceThread, you owe it to yourself and your students to take it for a test drive. via Universitas Education
Sacramento educator Larry Ferlazzo gained "likes" back in 2009 for his super comprehensive collection of resources on supporting Bloom's Taxonomy in the classroom. Now, he's refreshed it with some additional apps, diagrams, and courses to add to the collection. First up, Ferlazzo calls out "A Crash Course in Teaching with Apps That Align to Bloom's Taxonomy" hosted by edublogger Vicki Davis. Next, Ferlazzo recommends Blooms Taxonomy of Apps for iOS for you iOS fans, and the interactive Bloom's Taxonomy Circle Diagram. See more recommendations here.
What exactly makes an app "essential" is open to interpretation. For pure productivity, you could consider the direction of Google Drive, Skype, Zoom Notes, iAnnotate–maybe a gradebook app, Class Dojo, etc. Via John Evans, Cristin Kennedy
The MindShift Guide to Digital Games and Learning started as a series of blog posts written by Jordan Shapiro with support from the Joan Ganz Cooney Center at Sesame Workshop and the Games and Learning Publishing Council. We've brought together what we felt would be the most relevant highlights of Jordan's reporting to create a dynamic, in-depth guide that answers many of the most pressing questions that educators, parents, and life-long learners have raised around using digital games for learning. Via Nik Peachey, Cristin Kennedy
Claude Emond's curator insight,
January 24, 7:58 AM
Digital games and learning to lead together for change
When it comes to tech tools, maybe one is the loneliest number. There are so many ways to combine technology into meaningful, collaborative, global workspaces for your students. By connecting your classroom with others around the world – and connecting tech tools to each other – your students will develop as learners and global citizens. Working in solidarity with their international peers, your students can lead the way toward global change.
by Ching-Fu Lan "Who are makers? Depending on which aspect you examine, makers can be designers, programmers, artists, engineers, hackers, or inventors. While makers put on different hats as they work on projects, the commonality is that they are all passionate about what they are making. Unlike other new educational ideas and movements, the good news for educators about the maker movement is that it embraces and is a perfect fit with the learning-by-doing philosophy, one of the most effective learning approaches that helps them engage learners easily. "Aside from the doing, what are some other gripping elements that attract youth to maker activities? Young makers in this video provide some insightful answers and share their experiences about making. The can-do spirit developed throughout trial-and-error and supportive open communities seem to be key ingredients for successful maker spaces. Other good news for educators: many makers are driven not only by making things work, but also making them better."
Futuresource fielded a team of nine analysts at the BETT show this year and reported in detail on exhibitors, new technologies and industry sentiment. This is the largest ed tech conference in the UK, similar to ISTE in the US. The report is free, after free registratiion. The report itself is most informative regarding the latest trends, particularly in hardware and infrastructure.-JL
With tools like Socrative, Kahoot, Zaption, Chatzy, and Plickers, teachers can use tech for immediate feedback about how students are learning and understanding the lesson. Via Les Howard
Looking for tools and strategies for effective assessment in project-based learning? To support you, we've assembled this guide to helpful resources from Edutopia and beyond. Via Becky Roehrs, Les Howard
Becky Roehrs's curator insight,
January 22, 2:28 PM
Tons of links to best practices for Project-based learning, assessment, standardized tests and research. |
Instructions on how to flip your classroom. It's easier than you think! Via Chris Carter, Dean J. Fusto
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Thanks for passing this one on to your PLCs. I flip my History courses, and now I find we are enjoying being historians rather than learning about history. We analyze primary source documents. We create data overlays from census data and church records. We discover what happened, and enjoy arguing over the "Whys." Flipping my classed has changed how I teach for the better.
While many teachers are excited about the maker movement and may even be creating projects for their classrooms, assessment can be puzzling even to veteran classroom teachers. How can teachers prove that deep, rich learning is occurring through making? How do we justify a grade to students and parents alike, especially to the student who "just isn't good at art"? By crafting a three-part rubric that assesses process, understanding, and product, teachers can rest assured that they are covering all the bases.
Isn't it amazing to see a baby or a toddler handle a tablet or a smart phone? They know how technology works. Kids absorb information so fast, languages (spoken or coded) can be learned in a matter of months. Via Leona Ungerer, Dean J. Fusto
description by The Scout Report "The School of Open offers free online courses, face-to-face workshops, and training programs on topics that loosely gather around the subject of openness - in education, research, and science. Typical topics include Creative Commons licenses (what they are and how to use them), open educational resources, and how to utilize and share creative works. Interested readers can register for Facilitated courses (Creative Commons for K-12 Educators) or Stand-alone courses (Get CC Savvy) that allow students to work through the material at their own pace. Training Programs are offered in Spanish, English, Chinese, and other languages. Readers may also volunteer to design and run their own courses through the site."
description by EdSurge "An "app that teaches mindfulness" might cause some skepticism, but with the number of districts turning towards social-emotional learning to prevent issues such as bullying, it might be worth a glance, educators. Here's how Anna Ly, who has been a Fellow at Fred Rogers Center, has developed an app that uses breath and storytelling to teach empathy and mindfulness to young kids."
We highlight the best education blogs to watch in 2015 who share their recommendations & tips with the education community. Don't miss these blogs! Via Ramiro Aduviri Velasco, juandoming, Daniel Tan
CTD Institute's curator insight,
January 23, 2:49 PM
Great selection of Blogs include "TeachThought", "free technology for teachers" and "CoolCat Teacher".
Creating tutorials and explanatory guides is best done through the help of screenshots. These are pictures we take of our screens to share with others or include in a visual demonstration of how, for example, a process works. As teachers and educators we often find ourselves in need of such visual annotations and cues to enhance our students comprehensibility. There are several web tools that we can use to create screenshots and we have already reviewed some of them in past publications here. Today, we are introducing you to what we consider to be the best 4 web tools for creating screenshots. Besides being free, these tools are very simple to use and are also student friendly. They will allow you to capture your screen, crop and annotate your pictures using arrows, colours, shapes, text and many more. Via John Evans, Cristin Kennedy
Jon C's curator insight,
January 29, 4:25 PM
Always looking for easy tools to grab and annotate screens. Here are some more. Skitch used to be good but new version is awful - try these below
Rosemary Tyrrell's curator insight,
Today, 1:30 PM
Easy to use tools make incorporating screenshots and tutorials into your online class a snap.
Part of the problem is a lack of context; the way in which U.S. history is taught to teenagers doesn't fully illuminate or explore the Black experience nor does it aim to create compassion, clarity, or solidarity. The average teenager has simply never been exposed to the myriad of stories–from heartening to heroic to harrowing–that comprise the history of Black people in America. And without this exposure, most cannot understand or envision the depth of suffering, injustice, and daily struggle that has defined Black life in America for centuries. "In the wake of the Ferguson verdict and in solidarity with the growing #BlackLivesMatter movement, it is empathy that we need more than ever. Indeed, as I reflect on Dr. King's legacy, I am reminded of this quote by him: "People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other." Ideally, this communication would happen face-to-face, two individuals in dialogue discovering what it means to be the other. However, in certain cases whether due to lack of representation, access, or will, this is simply not possible. What then? "As YA librarians and as educators, I feel strongly that it is an essential part of our calling to do more than simply recommend books to our teenage patrons; we must promote, persuade, and provoke our young readers to pick up those books that broaden and challenge our understanding of what it means to be another and to be ourselves. To echo the #WeNeedDiverseBooks campaign, we need diverse books because reading can change the world one perspective at a time. And change must come. And it will come because reading is an act of communication that can and does open minds and hearts, transcending our often irrational and unfounded fears to create newfound empathy and compassion." via @Luciana Viter
"Over the last few years, technology has reshaped the classroom in many ways — and is continuing to do so. From digital textbooks and platforms that make teaching often-complex STEM subjects simpler to deep data analytics that measure and predict student achievement, ed tech is addressing a number of issues in the nation's schools.
by Ting kYuan "How do instructors design quality online discussion for student teachers? A recent quantitative study examined the online discussion threads of 21 pre-service and in-service teachers based on their experiences watching videos in a graduate teacher education course. Specifically, the course instructor assigned a series of animated geometry teaching episodes for discussion. The animated video stories contained different versions of classroom teaching events, including critical events that might not align with the best practices in the field.
Description by Vicki Davis "But what if you have no computers, no cell phones, no nothing? Do you have a smartphone or tablet? If so, you've got two simple answers. For verbal questions: Log into Plickers and create a page for each student. This tool will code in the student's name and answers. Hand each student their plicker card and ask a question. The student will hold the card up in the direction of their answer. Looking at the class through the camera on your smartphone inside the Plicker app, you'll see the name of each student and whether he or she got the answer right to the question you just asked! BAM! (Hat tip to Richard Byrne for teaching me about Plickers in a recent interview.)"
Use these tech tools to boost engagement while also getting great feedback about what your students know. Via Beth Wernz, Les Howard |


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Tajh Ross Trial: Day 3
CEDAR RAPIDS, IA (CBS 2/FOX 28) -- Day 3 of the State of Iowa vs. Tajh Ross actually brought another name into the picture - 24 year old Adrian Kenney.
Kenney, a co-defendant in the case, was actually living with fellow co-defendants Yasin and Liban Muhidin. He's 24 years old, and is charged with perjury and accessory after the fact. He also has a learning disability - something that was brought up in court. It affects his ability to remember things, but he says he was prepared to answer the questions.
Linn County Attorney Nick Maybanks: Mr. Kenney, do you remember going to what you thought was a party on the night of the 22nd with Mr. Ross and the Muhidin brothers?
Kenney: Yes sir.
Kenney says the Party was held at the home of another co-defendant, Jeremiah Ellis. Kenney says he distinctly overheard what Jeremiah said.
Kenney: I think something is about to go down. I'm tired of these people jumping on me.
That's when he says the Muhidin brothers and Ross armed themselves.
Yasin Muhidin grabbed a 40 caliber pistol from a car trunk. But Ross snatched it away.
Kenney: Tajh was like no bitch no. You're too little for it.
He says Ellis fired the first shot, with a silver gun.
Then Ross fired the 40 caliber - towards Latasha's car.
Kenney: When the gunshots went off, everybody when crazy.
Kenney says he ran off, but remembers running meeting up with Taj and the others again- and recalls these chilling words.
Kenney: Tajh said I think...I think I killed 'em.
However Kenney says it's not the story he told investigators when he was arrested.
Public Defender Todd Weimer: You didn't tell the truth about your involvement in this case, correct?
Kenney: No sir.
Weimer: You denied being at the party. Correct?
Kenney: Yes sir.
Weimer: that first interview with law enforcement was a complete fabrication correct?
Kenney: Yes.
But he says he had a reason.
Kenney: I actually got threatened at 1407 Washington Ave SE.
He says that threat didn't come from the defendants, but it did target his loved ones.
Weimer: You didn't want anything to happen to your family, correct?
Kenney: Yes.
The trial will get underway again Friday at 9am. Several more witnesses are expected to be called to the stand we'll be in there as well. Follow us on twitter at https://twitter.com/cbs2iowa or https://twitter.com/JasonHackett2 for updates directly from the courtroom.


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Family Weekend at the University of Miami
A full house in the ballroom to see @EricStoller speak on the importance of digital identity in higher ed #medialife pic.twitter.com/Ly2qx2M5C2
— UMiami Orientation (@UM_Orientation) October 10, 2014
People often ask me what I do for a living. Realizing that I probably don't tell that part of my story very well, I've decided to post every now and then about what I'm up to as it relates to my work. Most of my speaking and consulting endeavors are the result of grass roots "promotion." Whenever I speak in front of a large group of students, staff, faculty, family members (not my family, however, that would be pretty interesting), and/or industry leaders, I'm effectively showcasing my ability to educate and inform. This usually leads to future invitations to speak at events/schools/businesses.
Last week, I had the opportunity to speak at Family Weekend at the University of Miami as their keynote speaker. With a room full of parents and family members (and a few students), I gave a talk on social media, digital identity, career development, and thinking before you post/share/tweet/snap/etc.
@EricStoller Thanks for sharing your wisdom at UM yesterday. Great feedback from parents. @UM_Orientation Great to have you.
— DrPatWhitely (@drpatwhitely) October 11, 2014
My talk at the University of Miami included references to / examples of items from Twitter, reddit, Snapchat, Yik Yak, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest, Google Plus, Tumblr, and LinkedIn.
My next gigs include consulting visits to the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine and a keynote address at the NODA Annual Conference.
On "Side Hustles" and Being Your Own Boss
Every time I make it "around the horn" to celebrate another successful year of consulting, speaking, and writing, I get a bit reflective about the journey. As if on cue, Dustin Ramsdell from the The Student Affairs Spectacular Podcast, invited me to do an interview about my endeavors.
Here's the full audio interview where I go into detail about my journey as a student affairs professional / higher education consultant. I manage to throw in some thoughts on work/life balance as well as some insight into what my typical day is all about.
Spoiler alert: life is great, work and life aren't a dichotomy, and it's been 4 years since I started doing this work full-time. Thanks Dustin for giving me some time on your show.
Dear Microsoft: Children of the 90s Were Not Born Yesterday
"You might not remember us, but we met in the 90s."
Microsoft's new ad for Internet Explorer wants to capitalize on our collective nostalgia. Hungry Hippos, floppy disks, Oregon Trail, snap bracelets, bowl haircuts, and slow Internet access. Microsoft just doesn't understand that while we may fondly remember the items in the ad, we are never ever going to associate Internet Explorer in the same vein. The end of the ad shows Microsoft's Surface tablet as if browsing via IE on Surface could bring back some sort of mythological experience of yesterday. I loved the ad until the big reveal. All of those memories that it triggers somehow feel betrayed by a company that is completely out of touch with those of us who exist in 2013. A companion website was created to coincide with the ad: "The Browser You Loved to Hate." Why would they ever want to remind us that "back in the day," we rushed to Netscape and warmly embraced Firefox. Anything but IE was better than suffering through the default browser on a Windows PC. In 2013, Chrome and Safari have captured our clicks. Microsoft has tried dubstep in previous ads to appeal to our cool sides while this ad appeals to memories that aren't exactly friendly to good old Microsoft.
With the closing tagline, "Reconnect with the new Internet Explorer," Microsoft is asking us to do something that feels hollow. Why should we reconnect with something that even Microsoft acknowledges that we "used to hate?"
Where is Eric?
Wow. The last post on my blog was in July. JULY! How did this happen? Well, it turns out that being a speaker/writer/consultant is a full-time job (x) 1000. According to my TripIt.com account, in 2012 I took 44 trips and was on the road for 148 days. Coming up, I plan on putting together a post that lists all of the trips/cities from last year. I've never traveled so much in my entire life. Whenever anyone asks me if enjoy traveling, I usually respond with "sometimes" or "it depends." My enjoyment of travel tends to be modulated by my fellow travelers. It's always more fun when people on flights are happy. Trust me.
One of my foci for 2013 is to be more mindful of my time when it comes to blogging. Writing is something that I did a lot of last year, but it wasn't always on my terms. As much as I love writing my Student Affairs and Technology blog for Inside Higher Ed, sometimes, it's tough to generate content when you're always on the go. Additionally, I realize that many of you are coming over to this blog because of something that I shared on Twitter or because of a Google search for a variety of topics. And, when you get to the blog, you're probably wondering, "hey, where's the new stuff?!" Well, here's the deal, I'm going to make a more concerted effort to post, ponder, write, question, and get my thoughts on "the page."
Now, I realize that saying and doing are two different things. To that end, I think I'll reduce my consumption of television programs, minimize my time on Facebook (we'll see how that goes!), and be mindful of how writing for the love of writing energizes me. There's always time for writing and thinking.
A video that tugs at my heartstrings
I lived in Oregon for 7 years. In all of my travels, and places that I have called home, Oregon remains one of the few places that I love. This video is breathtaking. It makes me feel Portland. It makes me feel the air of Oregon. It makes me feel the trees. It makes my heart very happy.
Just keep running
Yesterday, I ran the Cambridge 5K. It was the second 5K that I've done and it was the first time I had run an event that was officially timed. According to the web, the temperature for the run was 24 degrees. That's right….it was super cold. Fortunately, I was very bundled up…unlike some of the race participants. Several runners had on some sweet costumes!
For me, running has been something that has challenged me throughout my life. When I ran track in junior high, I suffered from exercise-induced asthma. I dislocated my left knee during my first year of high school. My knees have always been cranky. However, running in my 30s has become something that I enjoy. And, my knees and lungs have not bothered me for the most part. I think I'm in better shape now than I was when I was in my 20s. Running allows for a lot of contemplative thinking, helps with stress reduction / sleep, and keeps me more physically fit then I would be if I wasn't pounding the pavement.
Here's the start of the Cambridge 5K race.
One of the neat aspects of the course was that it went around Harvard University:
My per mile pace for this race was just under 10 minutes at 9:57. I think I can do better. The cold weather for this run made my lungs feel pretty sore. Next time, I think I'll be faster. Running really isn't that complicated. The more you run, the better you feel. The better you feel, the easier it is to run. Just keep running.
The Art of Moving: Purging and Packing
A friend of mine recently announced that she will be moving soon to begin a new job. She tweeted that she needed tips for how to "effectively and efficiently purge, then pack up, a household." I have moved twice this year so I figured that it might be useful for me to share some of my thoughts on purging and packing. Read the rest of this entry »
Getting dusty in here
Having been a consistent blogger on this site since 2004, I find myself in a bit of a conundrum. My consulting adventures, writing projects, and speaking engagements are capturing almost all of my blog time. I love writing, exploring, thinking, processing, and let's not forget – typing. However, if you need to find me (at least for right now) I can be found here:
- My blog on Student Affairs and Technology at Inside Higher Ed keeps me on my toes as technology is a rapidly moving target.
- Online Colleges – It's a fun site to blog for as it makes me explore online learning instead of brick-and-mortar.
- Higher Ed Live – Student Affairs live was on hiatus in October due to my travel schedule.
- I recently gave a keynote on social media and campus card marketing at the Canadian Campus Card Workshop
- In Wisconsin, I did an 18-minute-long "Edge talk" on technology and community for an ACUI, SCUP, and Herman Miller sponsored event.
- EDUCAUSE is the greatest technology and higher education conference of all time! This year's conference was in Philly and I thoroughly enjoyed geeking out!
- In a couple of days, I'll be heading to Newport, Rhode Island for #NASPAtech. I'm participating in 4 sessions in 3 days. I may need Red Bull!
- In November, I'm giving a keynote for a client's company in Florida before making my way to San Diego for the NASPA Western Regional Conference where I'm giving a talk on social media, student affairs, and creating connections.
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Higher Education + Groupon: Shiny and New…or a Legitimate Strategy
From the Chicago Tribune:
National Louis University on Tuesday will offer a Groupon for a graduate-level introduction to teaching course, officials said.
With the Groupon, prospective students can save nearly 60 percent on tuition for the single, three-credit course and earn credit toward a graduate degree, said Jocelyn Zivin, the vice president of marketing and communications for the Chicago-based, private university.
So what do you think. Has National Louis University stumbled upon a legitimate strategy to market their courses or are they just using Groupon as a "shiny new toy" to get people to talk about their school? The tuition break is significant, but will this deal attract students who are interested in teaching?
The course is described as being "tailored for people with no exposure or experience with teaching" and that it was specifically structured for use in conjunction with a Groupon deal. Seems like a PR stunt to me…especially since they make a point of noting that National Louis University is the first "academic university" to use Groupon to "boost student interest."
It will be interesting to see if National Louis University releases data on whether or not their Groupon experiment actually worked as an incentive for course enrollment. My guess is that National Louis University is elated with the buzz that's taken place regarding the school's decision to be the first higher education institution to use Groupon.
At this point, does it really matter if anyone signs up for the class?


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First American Corporation builds energy-efficient data center with Intel® Xeon® processors, lowers utility costs, server sprawl.
Intel® Xeon® processor 7500 series and VMware vSphere* enable VM capacity and performance increase, footprint reduction.
Animation studio picks up speed while reducing costs using Intel® Xeon®, Intel® Core™i7 processor platforms.
Here's Intel IT's sustainability practice in a tour that zings from laptops to servers.
Leaseweb uses Intel® Xeon® processors to decrease energy consumption, costs, increase performance.
Telefonica markets new virtual hosting service first with the Intel® Xeon® processor 7100 series.


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Community Involvement
ODA Foundation Raffle
The annual ODA Foundation raffle is one of the primary sources of funding for grants and scholarships. The ODA Foundation has provided hundreds of Ohio dental students with scholarship assistance and has provided grants to dental care programs to help thousands of uninsured and low-income Ohioans receive dental care.
Raffle tickets are $100 each or six for $500 – and only 700 will be sold. Tickets can be purchased by calling the ODA Foundation at (800) 282-1526 or through a foundation trustee.
The drawings will take place Sept. 19, 2015 at the ODA Annual Session.


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Gear Review
I have these in the Special Edition Bowie versions from last year (everything is pretty much the same) and boy DO I LOVE THESE BINDINGS! They are on the stiffer side than most "urban/park" bindings but it made me a believer because I was the biggest skeptic when it came to flex. Awesome board feel and comfort in these puppies. The only bad thing I have to say about them is that the ratchet pin/handle things break off like nothing so be careful not to pull on those puppies too hard.
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A highly entertaining relationship advice book from a Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star who's fiercer and funnier than ever. DRINKING AND DATING is a relationship book for all fans, whether single or married, gay or straight. It is reality TV star and bestselling author (10 weeks on the New York Times list and counting) Brandi Glanville's outrageous tell-all, which chronicles her stumbling through the world of white-collar felons, social media mishaps, and one-night-stand misadventures. On the heels of her bestselling DRINKING AND TWEETING, this book takes the reader on a wild ride through Brandi's life after her husband famously dumped her for a country-western singer. Each chapter is inspired by a relationship encounter she has had with a man (whether romantically or just as friends) since she re-entered the world in 2009 following her sensational divorce. Always humorous and unapologetic, Brandi tells it like it is. She has an honest and self-deprecating voice that appeals to all types. Whether the reader is a twenty something college student having her first fling, or a 40 year old housewife in Omaha, she will be able to relate to what Brandi has gone through, because even though Brandi is a celebrity, she has the same difficulties meeting people, dating, and making friends as the rest of us. She wants to develop lasting relationships, but it's a struggle. Readers will respond to this all too human side of the former fashion model as she candidly shares the ups and downs of her search for love. Brandi Glanville is always surprising, never predictable, and her unexpected take on dating and life in general is as unique as she is. Drinking and Dating is sexy, funny, and eyebrow-raising-just like Brandi herself.
Number Of Pages: 242
Published: 11th February 2014
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Dimensions (cm): 21.1 x 13.7
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Rap Battle: Snoop Dogg vs Santa Claus
Snoop Dogg dons a robe and sandals in this hip-hop portrayal of Bible bad boy Moses. Snoop D-O-double-G makes a cameo in the Epic Rap Battles of History web series, where comedians parody a war on words between famous historical and pop figures.
In it's latest episode, already viewed 11 million times on YouTube, Snoop aka Moses goes up against Santa Claus. "When I was high upon the mountain," raps Snoop Moses, while inhaling a joint, "God revealed the truths of the Earth, but he never mentioned a fat ass Papa Smurf. It takes nine reindeer to haul your fat ass, you took the Christ out Christmas and just added more mass."
Other past rap battles have included aviation pioneers the Wright Brothers vs. the Mario Brothers, as well as Bruce Lee vs. Clint Eastwood, Abe Lincoln vs. Chuck Norris, and Justin Bieber vs Beethoven. You be the judge of the Snoop Moses vs. Santa Claus rap battle...


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The adopted daughter of loving parents, Zara Phillips felt out of place since childhood. Although cherished, she grew up insecure and alone, consumed by a void she found impossible to fill. Isolation led to alienation, until her talent brought her to the center of the heady London rock 'n' roll scene of the 1980s. Zara became lost in a downward spiral of drugs, alcohol and destructive relationships. An intense search for the truth of her birth led to an awakening… (more)
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January 8, 2015Provided in 0.125 in. and 0.250 in. thicknesses, Combination EMI Shielding Gaskets are fabricated from closed cell silicone sponge, silicone foam, and fluorosilicone sponge with edge bonded knitted monel wires. Gaskets are thicker and softer than filled conductive rubber EMI gaskets, making them suited for large enclosures requiring environmental gaskets and EMI shielding. Pressure sensitive adhesive aids installation, while monel mesh offers corrosion resistance and ability to resist oxidation. Read More
Gasket Tape is suited for NEMA enclosures and digital signage.
March 14, 2014Available as die cut gaskets and in slit-to-width rolls, 480S Gasket Tape is made from Saint-Gobain R10480S soft, low compression set, closed cell silicone sponge that allows for weather sealing with low closure force. Material is UL JMLU2, UL 50E, and UL 508 recognized for gaskets and seals used in continuous compression and period recompression. Backed by 3M 9485 acrylic adhesive capable of bonding to diverse substrates, tape comes in thicknesses of .125, .188, and .250 in. Read More
Molded Silicone Rubber Gaskets come in low durometers.
May 23, 2013Consisting 10 and 20 durometer Shore A molded Liquid Silicone Rubber compounds, respectively, Wacker Silicones LR3003/10TR and LR3003/20TR provide water sealing and protection for enclosures and portable devices. Products feature optimized tear resistance and surface condition as well as resistance to damaging effects of UV. Also available in 10 and 20 durometer, 12 x 12 in. injection molded liquid silicone rubber sheets come in standard thicknesses of .032, .050, .062, .093, and .125 in. Read More
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June 29, 2010Intended for silicone gasket and cushioning pad applications where acrylic adhesive systems cannot be used, DP-1001 polyimide film-supported silicone pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) features 91 lb poly-coated opaque white release liner designed to facilitate separation from silicone adhesive. This cross-linked silicone adhesive has continuous service from -100 to +500°F and short-term, intermittent service to 600°F. Read More
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February 25, 2005Nickel-graphite filled SNE555, silver-plated glass filled SGE565, and silver-plated aluminum filled SGE565 are silicone rubber gaskets supplied with conductive acrylic adhesives. Low viscosity primer allows lamination of 3M Corporations' No. 9713 conductive fabric supported acrylic adhesive and Venture Tapes' No. 1692 conductive particle-filled acrylic adhesive onto conductive silicone rubber and oriented wire filled silicone gasketing materials. Read More
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February 25, 2005Semi-Conductive S4503-CON closed cell, synthetic rubber sponge is formulated to have 500,000 ohms per square maximum surface resistivity. Compression force deflection is 3-7 lb per square inch. Sheets are available in .125, .250, .375, .500, .750, and 1.0 in. thicknesses. Material is suited for gaskets and cushioning pads in aerospace ground support, powder chemical processing, and integrated circuit handling applications requiring ESD grounding. Read More
Silicone Sponge Products are used as cushions and seals.
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Atlanta show reports six-year attendance high
Posted onThe Progressive Insurance Atlanta Boat Show wrapped up Sunday with attendance up 25 percent from 2013 in the best-attended Atlanta show since 2008.
Opening Thursday, the show started strong and the momentum continued throughout the weekend, with mild weather and heavy media coverage helping to drive attendance, organizers said.
"This year we had the highest attendance in six years and are thrilled the show produced heavy traffic, and more important, buyers to our exhibitors. We hope the boat show results are a positive sign for Georgia boating and the industry," show manager Larry Berryman said in a statement.
Exhibitors are also reporting positive outcomes.
"Our Wahoo Docks and Shoremaster Lifts booths both had great success this year," said John Pack of Wahoo Docks. "Sales are up, customers have a positive outlook and the year is already off to a great start. We will be busy over the few next weeks following up on the many leads that we gained here at the show. The Atlanta Boat Show is one of the best things that we have done for our business."
"The quality of attendees was amazing. Saturday's attendance was incredible and we are really pleased with the results of the show," said Scott Cunningham of Singleton Marine Group.
"We had record sales at this year's show and we doubled what we sold last year," said Rob Broadfoot of Bum Float.
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• Atlanta Journal Constitution
Next up is the Progressive Insurance Chicago Boat, Sports, & RV Show at McCormick Place. The show starts Thursday and continues through Monday.
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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - A jury found Martha Stewart guilty Friday on all four counts of obstructing justice and lying to investigators about a well-timed stock sale, and the former stockbroker turned style-setter could face years in jail.
Her ex-broker, Peter Bacanovic, was found guilty on four of the five charges against him. Each of them faces up to five years in prison and $250,000 in fines for each count. Sentencing is set for June 17.
Neither defendant appeared to show any emotion as the verdict was read, while the lead prosecutor seemed to be holding back tears of joy.
"The word is -- beware -- and don't engage in this type of conduct because it will not be tolerated," David Kelley, U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, said outside the courthouse.
One of the jurors said, "This is a victory for the little guys. No one is above the law."
About an hour after the verdict was read, Stewart -- wearing a fur around her neck and a black overcoat and carrying a brown leather bag -- strode poker-faced down the stairs of the courthouse, accompanied by her lawyers, and left. She did not respond to questions shouted at her by reporters.
As she came within sight of a crowd in the street, some people began chanting, "We want Martha!"
Eyewitnesses said Stewart's daughter Alexis was crying.
In a statement posted on her Web site, Stewart said, "Dear Friends: I am obviously distressed by the jury's verdict but I take comfort in knowing that I have done nothing wrong and that I have the enduring support of my family and friends.
"I believe in the fairness of the judicial system and remain confident that I will ultimately prevail." (For more on Stewart's statement, click here).
Stewart's lead attorney said his client would appeal.
"It was a difficult process for all of us," Robert Morvillo said outside the courthouse, adding that he was disappointed in the verdict but confident about an appeal.
A lawyer for Bacanovic said he also will appeal. The ex-Merrill Lynch broker made no comment as he left the courthouse not long after Stewart.
Neither Stewart, 62, nor Bacanovic testified at the trial, which began Jan. 27 and ran for five weeks. Attorneys for Bacanovic called just a handful of witnesses while Morvillo called only one witness.
"Unless this is somehow undone on appeal, she's a felon and she's going to prison," legal analyst Kendall Coffey said.
"This was a total rout," said CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin, who sat through the trial. "The story she told investigators after she made the stock trade simply didn't add up."
The panel of eight women and four men began deliberating Wednesday on whether Stewart and Bacanovic, 41, obstructed justice and lied to the government about her sale of ImClone Systems Inc. stock in December 2001.
The conviction came exactly a week after U.S. District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum threw out the most serious charge against Stewart -- securities fraud -- which carried a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison and a $1 million fine.
The charge -- which the judge had called "novel" during the trial -- accused Stewart of using her own statements that she was innocent as a ploy to mislead investors in her company, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia.
Martha Stewart Living (MSO: Research, Estimates) stock rallied early Friday on hopes for a favorable verdict but then plunged 22.6 percent afterward on the New York Stock Exchange, where Stewart once served as a director.
The company said it would survive but analysts said the verdict was a serious threat. Stewart quit as chairman and CEO of Martha Stewart Living after she was indicted last summer but stayed on as chief creative officer. (For more on the company's outlook, click here).
Despite the intense publicity surrounding the trial -- the most closely watched of the recent corporate fraud cases -- the stock trade at its center involved a relatively small amount of money.
Stewart avoided a loss of about $51,000 by selling nearly 4,000 shares of ImClone stock on Dec. 27, 2001, rather than the next trading day, when the stock tumbled after regulators rejected the company's application for a key cancer drug.
By contrast, Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz are charged with looting Tyco of $600 million, John Rigas and his sons are charged with stealing millions from Adelphia, the cable company Rigas founded, and the collapse of Enron and WorldCom led to billions of dollars in losses for investors and costs thousands their jobs.
Ex-Enron CEO Jeff Skilling and former WorldCom CEO Bernard Ebbers were each recently indicted for their alleged roles in the collapse of those companies. (For more on the scandals, click here).
Ironically, Erbitux, the ImClone drug at the heart of the scandal, was approved by regulators last month to treat certain forms of cancer.
Prosecutors argued that Stewart sold her ImClone stock only after Bacanovic told his assistant to tip her off that ImClone founder Sam Waksal was trying to sell. Stewart and Bacanovic had told investigators they had an arrangement to sell once the stock fell to $60.
Bacanovic was broker to both Stewart and Waksal, who is serving a seven-year prison term after pleading guilty to securities fraud over his family's sale of ImClone shares.
The government's star witness in the case, Douglas Faneuil, Bacanovic's former assistant, testified that his boss ordered him to pass the inside tip about ImClone to Stewart.
Mark Powers, Faneuil's attorney, said his client "came forward because his conscience told him it was the right thing to do. He was solely a witness telling the truth."
Stewart told CNN's Larry King Live last December that she was not prepared for the trial.
"No one is ever prepared for such a thing," she said. "And no one is ever strong enough for such a thing. No one is -- you know, you have no idea how much worry and sadness and grief it causes."
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Featuring steaks, prime rib, shrimp, salads, chicken, burgers and festive drinks. Unique atmosphere with great service is what you will find when you are a patron of a Texas Steakhouse and Saloon.
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Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi Bar serves fresh seafood and Black Angus beef. Their professional chefs are specially trained in the teppanyaki style of cooking and the artistry of sushi preparation.
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Garden style restaurant with a relaxing atmosphere featuring all Chinese cuisine. A private room and outdoor patio seating is available.
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The OBX Restaurant Guide, has Outer Banks Restaurant information on the best local restaurants in the Outer Banks...restaurants in Corolla, Duck, Kitty Hawk, Kill Devil Hills, Nags Head and Hatteras Island restaurants. Menus, Daily Specials, Driving Directions, Photo Galleries. The OBX Restaurant Guide will make the decision of where to eat on the Outer Banks easier.


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The point of carspotting, as the name implies, is to spot cars - the more exotic, the better - in their native habitat, i.e., at speed, on the road. Two centuries ago, John James Audubon documented birds in elaborate paintings. Nowadays, of course, digital cameras or cell phones make life a lot easier. And this being the digital age, sightings are routinely posted online, often to Web sites that have been created to feed the carspotting cult.
It's impossible to say how many people are seriously active in the hobby. Hundreds, probably. Certainly not much more than a few thousand worldwide. The demographic skews sharply young, male, and insanely car crazed. Fittingly, the world's best-known carspotter - the felicitously named Spyder Dobrofsky - came to international prominence in 2006 when he was fourteen years old, thanks to video he'd shot of a Ferrari Enzo in Los Angeles that was subsequently and notoriously totaled in a high-speed wreck on Pacific Coast Highway.
DeMuro, 20, is a perfect fit for the carspotting demo. Tall and gangly, with a baby face and an earnest, eager-to-please manner, he's a junior at Emory University in Atlanta who's majoring in economics (with a 3.4 GPA) in the hopes of landing a job in the automobile industry. He took up carspotting not because he'd heard about it and thought it was cool but because he is, first and foremost, a demented car guy.
"When I was on my first date with my first girlfriend in February of '05," he explains, "I saw a Porsche Carrera GT. I told all of my friends, and they didn't believe me, so I said, 'Well, we'll see about that.' Now, I've photographed five of them."
DeMuro has 1579 sightings of 834 individual cars catalogued in an Excel spreadsheet that he updates constantly. He's shot as many as thirty-six cars in one forty-hour thrash, and his record for a month is eighty-six. He doesn't pad his total by ambushing exotics driving in and out of dealerships, and like a fisherman who throws back the small ones, he can't be bothered with Volkswagen-engined Bentleys ("They're literally everywhere"), Maseratis ("That was a sad day when I dropped the Quattroporte. I lost about a hundred sightings right away"), or Porsche 911 Turbos ("I hate the people who own them. For that money, they could have a Ferrari").
DeMuro collected his first trophy, a Bentley Arnage, on May 14, 2005, near his home in Denver, and he's captured some of his rarest prey in Colorado. There was, for example, an ex-Steve Wynn Enzo (black with a tan interior) that DeMuro got a ride in - at 140 mph - after giving the owner a blown-up copy of the photo he'd posted on FerrariChat.com. And he nailed Ralph Lauren in his Bugatti Veyron near Telluride.


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Three early wickets for a fired up Steve Patterson inspired Yorkshire to take a grip of their LV=County Championship match against Middlesex at Headingley in an encounter that could determine which side takes second place in the Division One table.
Bowled out for 210 on a seaming and swinging pitch, Yorkshire hit back to dismiss their opponents for 128 and gain a first innings lead of 82 which they had extended to 86 by the end of the second day when they were four without loss.
Ryan Sidebottom did much of the later damage to finish up with four wickets while Patterson and Jack Brooks had three apiece.
It was a remarkable day for both wicketkeepers with John Simpson holding on to six catches - a record for Middlesex against Yorkshire - before Jonny Bairstow emulated the feat.
Bairstow's six catches behind the stumps were joint second equal in the club's history with only his father, David, having taken seven - against Derbyshire at Scarborough in 1982.
If Yorkshire either win or draw the match they are assured of second place and £235,000 in prize-money whereas Middlesex must win this, their last game of the season, to stay in with a chance of overhauling their opponents.
In his first over, Patterson had Chris Rogers caught at point by Adil Rashid the ball after the Australia Test opener had struck a boundary to reach 1,000 Championship runs for the season.
It became 21-2 as Joe Denly was undone by late movement, edging low to Adam Lyth at second slip and Patterson was rested shortly before tea with figures of two for 17 from six overs.
Patterson returned after the interval and another great delivery had Dawid Malan caught behind by Bairstow but Sam Robson continued to go for his shots until Brooks returned for a second spell and the opener nicked his first ball to Bairstow, his 45 coming off 70 deliveries with seven boundaries.
Sidebottom, who had so far bowled well but without any reward, then got in on the act as both Neil Dexter and Gareth Berg were pouched by Bairstow, who had now held four catches, and when Simpson fell lbw to Brooks, Middlesex had collapsed to 110-7.
Bairstow's fifth catch sent back Tom Helm who made contact with a short ball from Brooks and his sixth came when Tim Murtagh flashed wildly at Sidebottom who rounded off the innings by getting Ollie Rayner caught at long leg.
Yorkshire began the shower-interrupted day on 90-3 and only the stubborn Kane Williamson made any real impact against Middlesex's nagging seamers who took wickets regularly.
The New Zealander took his overnight 34 to 52 in four-and-a-half hours before he was caught by Simpson off debutant Helm, who shortly before had claimed his first Championship wicket with the dismissal of Rashid.


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