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Posted August 20th, 2009 by Kimberly K. BallardGet to Know Your Professors: The faculty members at the University of Louisville Brandeis School of Law are top notch legal scholars and teachers, and they also provide valuable insight into how you can be successful. Be sure to meet with each of your professors at least once during the semester. Utilize their office hours to clarify points of the law or to follow up on a class discussion.
Posted August 20th, 2009 by Kimberly K. BallardFlood Relief Fund
Posted August 19th, 2009 by Virginia Mattingly
The law school has started a Flood Relief Fund to provide assistance to some of our students who were adversely affected by the flood that occurred on Tuesday, August 4.
If you'd like to contribute, please contact either Vickie Tencer, Bob Micou or Matt Williams. If you've been affected and would like to request assistance, please contact Vickie Tencer by email or by phone at 502.852.6092.
Related News:
- UofL Flood Updates
- Restore UofL
- Photo Gallery
- University Libraries seeks digital photos, video of recent floods. Contact Virginia M. Smith in the library if you'd like to contribute.
More Resources:
This information appeared in the Courier-Journal and may be helpful. Numbers to call:
- For food, clothing or other services: 311 (metro government)
- For special request of the Red Cross: 589-4450
- To volunteer through the United Way: 292-6107
- For help from the United Way: 292-6115
- Metro United Way's Volunteer Engagement Center is recruiting standby volunteers, age 18 and older, to respond quickly to flood cleanup needs in the community.
- Anyone wishing to join the volunteer standby list should register at www.metrounitedway.org/volunteer or call 292-6107.
- People who require assistance who lack physical or financial capacity to handle flooding cleanup should call 292-6115 or register online. They will be contacted by representatives of the member organizations of Kentucky and Indiana Voluntary Organizations Active in Disasters.
- If you have suffered damage and would like to request aid from the university, or if you would like to volunteer your time and effort to help victims, send an email to Tammy Lawson.
Community Service Day Photo Gallery
Posted August 19th, 2009 by Virginia MattinglyMore than 100 students from the Brandeis School of Law volunteered their time Aug. 14 as part of "Community Service Day," a new, optional program offered as part of the school's student orientation. Activities also are planned for Aug. 15.
Volunteer opportunities ranged from trash pick-up and dog walking to painting and yard work. The Student Bar Association-organized program included nine different agencies in the Louisville area.
The community service option seemed to be a welcome addition to the orientation program, said Kathleen Bean, professor and associate dean for Student Life at the law school.
"We had 109 of 142 students sign up in advance and a few added themselves after they got here," she said.
Read the full story, Law school students embrace community service, and view more photos.
New Student Printing Policy
Posted August 19th, 2009 by James A. BeckerEffective at the beginning of the 2009-2010 academic year, law students may now purchase additional printing credit to supplement their 500-page per semester allotment. Printing credit must be purchased in 100-page increments for five dollars ($5) each in the Law Resource Center, room 272.
NOTE: Additional printing credit purchased in the Law Resource Center will not be available until the next business day after purchase.
The full, new Student Printing Policy is available at www.law.louisville.edu/it/policies/printing.
Posted August 18th, 2009 by Kimberly K. BallardCreate Your Own Case Briefs for Every Case You Read
Case briefing is a formalized way of taking notes on your reading in preparation for class. Creating your own case briefs is important for several reasons: (1) you will be better prepared for class discussion; (2) you will develop the analytical skills that are critical to success on exams; (3) you will crystallize your understanding of the case; (4) you will be able to review a group of related cases easily and efficiently without having to rely on your memory or having to re-read cases; and (5) you can use your briefs and class notes to create your course outlines. Don't make the mistake that many law students make during the fall semester - they brief only sporadically or stop briefing completely because they believe it is too time-consuming. The task of case briefing is worth the added time and effort, and it will actually save you time when it counts - when preparing for exams!
Posted August 17th, 2009 by Kimberly K. BallardStart Your Day Early and On Time
The work day typically begins between 8:00 and 9:00 AM and so should your study day. A good rule of thumb is to spend three hours studying (outside of class) for every hour of class time. This translates into between 45 and 50 hours per week studying pre-class and post-class (30 to 38 hours if you are in the part-time program). Considering the number of hours you will spend studying, it may not be possible to get everything done in the evening, even if you are a "night owl." Night time studying may have worked in college, in part, because you rarely spent 40 to 50 hours preparing for classes. So, try to start your study day early and work during the daylight hours.
Last Day To Add A Class & Refund Dates
Posted August 17th, 2009 by Barbara A. ThompsonFriday, August 21 is the last day to add a class or change a class to an audit.
Friday, August 21 100% refund
Friday, Sept. 4 50% refund
Friday, Sept. 11 25% refund
Second Annual Conference on Innovation and Communication Law
Posted August 17th, 2009 by Virginia MattinglyThis year's Innovation and Communication Law conference will focus mainly on the role intellectual property and communications law play in the dissemination of information. As a result, discussion will focus less on the creation of rights and more on how the legal system helps (or hinders) the development of knowledge.
Attendance at the Saturday morning session has been approved for two CLE ethics credits.
The event will be held this Friday and Saturday, August 21-22, at the Louisville Marriott Downtown.
Free tickets are available to students, but meals are not included.
For more information, visit: www.law.louisville.edu/CICL
Posted August 17th, 2009 by Kimberly K. BallardTake Control of Your Studying Before Too Much Time Flies By
- Designate one place in your apartment where you will have your law school study center. Organize all of your casebooks, study aids, dictionaries, binders, spiral notebooks, and other study materials in this one spot. When you finish with a binder or casebook or stapler, return it to its place. You will waste less time searching for your law school materials if you have one spot for everything.
- Make a shopping list of what study materials you need and stock your apartment study center now. Buy extra notepads, pens, ink cartridges, printer paper, paper clips, and other materials. By anticipating your needs for the semester, you can avoid multiple or panicked trips to the office supply store later. Also, you may be able to save money by buying bulk quantities instead of separate purchases of the items over time.
- Lay out everything you will need the next day before you go to bed. It is easier to get organized while you can think calmly about the items you need for each class. Grabbing up items as you rush out the door will likely lead to not having everything you need once you arrive at the law school.
- Purchase a large dry erase board for your study center if you think it will help you. Visual learners often benefit greatly from a dry erase board with multiple colors of markers. Create flowcharts, methodologies, IRAC outlines for practice question answers, or other information initially on a dry erase board. You can add, delete, and modify until you are happy with the result. Then, you can copy the final version on to the computer or paper. Some students use the dry erase board for calendaring and listing "to do" items.
- Use monthly and weekly schedules and daily "to do" lists to organize yourself. The monthly schedule can be used for deadlines and assigning daily tasks to meet the deadlines on time. The weekly schedule can be used to design a study schedule that can be repeated most weeks to make certain you are getting all study tasks done each week. "To do" lists can be used to prioritize the most important tasks each day.


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Monday Mingle vlog – March 22nd
"Mingling with you since August 2009!"
If you'd like to join in the fun, do a short vlog on your blog, link up below in the linky, post the above button on your site and link to me. Each week we will have questions, subjects or ideas that we can all talk about on our vlog. Visit the other participants, learn about them and have fun! It's not too late – you can link up anytime during the week.
This week's questions submitted by Alexes from One Cluttered Brain (thank you Alexes!):
Monday Mingle vlog – March 22nd from Jennifer Regan on Vimeo.
Next week's questions: 1. What invention would you like to see in your lifetime to make life easier?
2. Who is your BFF (best friend LOL, other than your spouse). How long have you been friends
and what makes that person such a good friend?
3. What is the one area in your home that needs the most organizational help?
THIS IS NOT A GIVEAWAY LINKY, OR A LINKY TO ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS! PLEASE ONLY USE THIS LINKY IF YOU HAVE POSTED A MONDAY MINGLE ON YOUR BLOG! Thank you.
21 Responses to "Monday Mingle vlog – March 22nd"
Sounds like you had a great time in the limo…and I'm glad both boys are OK. Happy Monday Mingle…here's to hoping that you have an uneventful rest of the month – sounds like you could use some stress free time.
Oh my.. I have never been in a limo! Sounds like you had a blast..minus the whole getting sick thing.
If nothing else at least the boys have learned a lesson through the whole accident. Of course it was a lot of trouble to go to lo learn it but like you said they are both ok so let's focus on the lesson to be had..
I hope you are able to get caught up this week! Let me know if you need any moral support!
You have been a limo?
That is so COOL.
Not the throw up part–that is not cool..lol. But everything else, awesome!Thanks for picking my questions.
I figured it was time for me to take my turn…:)I am glad your son and the other boy was okay. Thank Goodness, huh? Whew!
Better to have a car totaled than your boy, right? Those pictures–WOW. Yeah to Honda for making a safe car for your son to drive in.
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I hate to say this, but my favorite part of your vlog was hearing the birds tweeting in the background:) Living in Michigan, I haven't heard that in months!
so glad to hear that your son is okay! what a blessing.
You ARE a hot mess mama. *Whistle!! Tell Speedy Cop I say so too.
Woot on a limo…they are so fun. You feel all VIP. ROFL @ getting sick. That is how you are suppose to roll sister. I would have taken pictures…I probably would have done the same too. LMAO
Yay on Baby Boy being A-okay and being home. Good your dad is doing okay…I know you were worried about him. Love ya woman.
Sooo happy to hear your son is doing okay!! I love limos… So fun! and I have also gotten sick in one! LOL Have a great and uneventful week! You could use a break!
I'm so glad that your baby boy (plus the other young man) and your dad are both doing well. I'm sure you are so happy to have your son there with you.
Bill got me a limo for one of my birthdays and there were 3 other couples with us. It was during a terrible snow storm and we almost got stuck on the way home from dinner. We didn't care, we had food, booze and great friends – what more could you ask for?When you have a minute, please stop by my blog, I have something for you:
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I am so relieved to hear that you boy is okay. Car accidents scare me soooooo much!!!!
It sounds like you take the time to plan lots of special things for your husband's birthdays. I really ought to do that. It's bad b/c since I don't care about my own birthdays, I tend to not put enough effort into other peoples.
Thanks again for hosting the mingle.
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Thank goodness your boy was ok. I really enjoyed your vlog today. Thanks for giving us the chance to mingle.
Thanks so much for hosting the Mingles – I've been having fun joining in.
So glad to hear your son is ok! Car accidents are so scary!
I love to celebrate my husband's birthday too His 30th was the best –
Thanks so much for hosting the Mingles – I've been having fun joining in.
So glad to hear your son is ok! Car accidents are so scary!
I love to celebrate my husband's birthday too His 30th was the best –
LMFAO @ Getting sick in the back of the Limo. When we got married we were in the limo going to the reception and my bra was killing me sooooo I took it off and the best man wore it as a bandana all night.
Your mingles are great and I'm glad your dad is on the mend.
Good music too btw.
Car accidents are so scary. I'm just glad everything and everybody is ok.
This limo…sounds hawt!
Also something is up…you look different. Maybe it's Spring or your hair. But something…you are so beautiful I love watching you every week.
The limo sounded like fun! Well…. until the end lol. it sounds like you two had a great time though. I'm glad your son and father are doing well now
Ok…How'd you score a supermodel freeze frame? You look gorgeous and I haven't even begun to watch your vlog. lol
Awww…that limo ride sounds like a great time. You're so sweet to do that.
LOL…well, you paid for the limo so you can get sick if you want.
I'm glad your son is alright. ((HUGS)) how scary.
My husband and I love limo rides! We rented one for our wedding, but I don't think I've been in one since.
So glad your son & friend are ok.
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One Hot Mess Mama! lol That made me chuckle.
Sounds like you know how to really do birthdays up. We're kind of boring here. *cry*
So glad to hear that your son and dad are okay. That must be such a huge relief!
So happy to see you again. You always manage to brighten my day. You always seem so cheerful.
I am SO GLAD that your son is safe! My older younger brother totaled his car a few years ago after hitting a brick covered mailbox (weird right?) and he was so shaken up but thankfully okay!
Limo rides are so much fun! I always love riding in limos because it feels like you're a celebrity and you know everyone is wondering who is inside!
Thanks so much for hosting the Mingle, I love hearing people, then I hear their voice when I read their blogs!
So glad your son is ok. I walked away from a bad accident thanks to Honda. Glad your dad is happy in rehab, hope he'll be walking better soon!!!
You crack me up. Seriously was laughing so hard when you forgot the date, even more so because I do that all the time, which is why I don't mention it in the vlog! LMAO
P.S your still shot in the beginning? Hawt. You look gorgeous.


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AOC: Sydney Olympian, Kitty Chiller, has been appointed Chef de Mission of the Australian Olympic Team for the Rio Games in 2016.... the first woman to be awarded the honour.
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Give the print publication information in regular book format; then the name of the library's online catalog or the database you used in italics; then the medium of publication, which is Web, and the date of access, in day-month-year format.
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Prometheus, Ridley Scott's spiritual precursor to sci-fi shocker Alien, comes a cool 33 years after Ellen Ripley first faced off against a hideous monster in deep space. Fans of the original movie and its sequels have dozens of questions about how the Prometheus plot ties into the Alien universe. But here's the gnarliest one: Is there anything as shocking as the original "chestburster" scene from three decades ago? Spoiler alert!
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The stimuli that preceded the Brothers' arrival--an hour and a half's worth of flashing lights and thwacking house beats that wound down into twenty minutes of synthesizer washes--was intended to prime the pump for the gig itself. But rather than spend this time dancing, most people preferred to mill around and check their watches. Fortunately, that changed when Rowlands and Simons skulked to their equipment and got the beats cranking. The pair triggered deafening versions of virtually everything on Hole, and while some of the sonics--siren screams and the like--didn't bite with the fierceness they exhibit on the disc, the relentless tempos and jumbo hooks prevented the ditties from degenerating into anonymous thumping. Clearly, this was part of the Brothers' plan. Instead of fiddling around with "Block Rockin' Beats," "Dig Your Own Hole," "Don't Stop the Rock" and the rest of the set list, they did their best to clone the CD versions. Imagery that was projected on a giant screen behind the DJs further established each song's individuality. These dominant visual themes let viewers know when one track was ending and the next was beginning, and so did the Brothers, who waved their hands and exhorted the masses (but did not speak) whenever a composition reached its conclusion.
Despite such efforts, however, Rowlands and Simons were never quite able to bridge the gap between electronic music's roots and the constraints of a typical rock-type performance. The continuous flow of sound was undeniably sexual, as I realized after a man rubbed his hand from the back of my thigh to the middle of my spine a few minutes after a young woman had helped herself up an inclined walkway by taking a fistful of my crotch. (Unluckily for her, I was flaccid at the time, so she had difficulty getting a grip.) But there was no getting away from the fact that this music was made for dancing, not watching--and dancing requires more space than was available. Sorry, music-biz types: I don't think the Chemical Brothers will be playing Mile High Stadium anytime soon.
Vartan Jazz, at 231 Milwaukee Street, closed after an April 19 performance by Lew Tabackin. That's the kind of news you might expect to upset the venue's flamboyant owner, Vartan Tonoian, but you'd be wrong. He characterizes the demise of his treasured club as the best thing that ever happened to Denver jazz--since it affords him an opportunity to reopen at a better location.
"We were the last nightclub in Cherry Creek," says Tonoian, a Russian by birth who ran private jazz nightspots in Moscow, Paris and New York before coming to Denver. "We realized the area was dead for night life. Besides that, the rent was going up--and for some of our bigger shows, like Gonzalo Rubalcaba [who appeared at Vartan Jazz April 11 and 12], we didn't have enough room. We added a midnight show, and we still had people lining up down the street. We need a bigger place."
Of course, there's a bit more to the story than that. Tonoian has had numerous disputes with his landlord and has not paid rent on the club for a few months. ("We paid a $27,000 damage deposit to the previous owner," he claims. "The owner now says that was lost, but that's not our fault. I've already paid, and I'm not going to pay twice. If they're smart, they'll write it off on their taxes.") But he prefers to look on the bright side. He boasts about the success of his jazz label, also called Vartan Jazz, which has been moving units from its 25-piece catalogue in Europe and Japan as well as in the U.S. (Orders can be placed by calling 388-9800.) Moreover, he's so confident that he'll be in a new location within the next few months--probably near lower downtown--that he's already booked a couple of shows: Rubalcaba is set to return October 3 and 4, while Horace Silver is scheduled to headline on November 1. "We'll also be booking one big show a month at other theaters until we reopen in order to keep the flame of jazz alive," Tonoian promises. "And when we find a new building, we will also open a restaurant that will serve 'international jazz cuisine.'"


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2 For kings and for all that are in high station: that we may lead a quiet and a peaceable life in all piety and chastity. | 2 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. |
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22 The forms of their faces were the same faces that I saw at the Chebar River. Their appearance was also the same. All four of them moved straight ahead. | 22 Their faces had the same appearance as those I had seen by the Kebar River. Each one went straight ahead. |
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Thanks to some fine GW gardeners I found out yesterday that the eggs in the photo below are those of the squash vine borer. Thought you might like to see them.
I wish the photo was better, sorry about that. The eggs are mostly on the top leaf. Maybe this message will help someone like me that just wants some decent squash! Happy Gardening! Maureen |
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I saw the other post in the vegetable forum. That's the first time I've ever had it pointed out that these single eggs, on leaves, can be squash vine borer eggs. Thanks! George |
Hi George! I copied and pasted the below to explain why most of the eggs were on top of the plant. It was a fluke! They are definitely svb eggs - I confirmed this today with an entomologist. It isn't so odd that the majority of eggs were laid on top of the leaf when you know the circumstances. I saw the moth, got some netting and placed it over the plants. I apparently didn't cover the base of the plants well enough because upon checking on them in the morning, I found myself looking at the moth, sitting on top of a leaf waiting to get out! LOL And some eggs were indeed laid near the base of the plants. I also noticed that some damage had already been done, obviously from an earlier visit. There were tiny moist spots on the stems where larvae had already entered so I dealt with them as best I could. Thanks George! |
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 08 at 22:12
Hey Maureen - it's hard to see your pics. Did they look something like this? I found about 8 clusters of these today on my yellow squash. |
Those are squash bug eggs, not squash vine borers. You should still rub them off the leaves with your fingers, they aren't anything you want. |
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Thu, Jul 17, 08 at 22:36
Hey Trev - yeah, I just did some research, and found this link below. While I was inspecting my plant leaves, I found a very large stinkbug looking-thing at the base of one of the plants. After finding this link below, it looked exactly like that bug. As always, thank you very much for always supplying answers to my questions. You're awesome, dude! |
Here is a link that might be useful: squash bug eggs
Hey, engineeredgarden, I'm glad you got your answer. Thanks, weirdtrev. By the way, you have a GREAT camera! LOL Maureen |
- Posted by engineeredgarden 7, nw Alabama (My Page) on Fri, Jul 18, 08 at 8:32
Thanks Maureen - I've got an employee that does photography on the side. I made him give me some pointers! EG |
I have never seen a vine borer moth nor its eggs, but they have caused me much grief in my quest for a real large pumkin. I am in georgia, and folks tell me you cannot grow giant pumpkins here. I had a 98lb one 2years ago, and I slowed the little devils down by painting the stems with sevin paste. (the neighbors think I'm nuts). However the plant and pumpkin stopped growing around end of July. I don't know the reason, I pinned the vine borers and did not loose the plant. This season, I will try the row covers on two plants, one I will hand pollinate, and keep the cover on until I get female blossoms 10ft from main stem. The second I will hand pollinate and keep the cover on as long as possible. I may try a systemic bug killer on one also, but that changes the variables too much for a decent analysis. Thoughts anyone. |
Interesting. I knew what squash bug eggs looked like, but not SVB eggs. Though, it does make sense because I know what some other butterfly/moth eggs look like, and these look similar. Butterflies and moths usually flit around dropping off one egg at a time unlike some insects which sit there and lay big clusters or rows (like the squash bugs). I'll keep my eye out for them to squish. Thanks for the tipoff. |
They have gotten my zukes and squash three years running. Went as far last year to check each and every plant under the leaves and at the stem for those eggs, never saw them, but they did kill all of the plants. Dug out the borer, and topped that area off with new soil, still died. Two folks at two local lawn & garden centers personally use sevin dust, and mention that neither of them have ever lost a plant to SVB. |
- Posted by alouwomack Fort Worth TX / 8 (My Page) on Fri, May 14, 10 at 22:27
This is such a helpful post. Thank you Maureen! I am doing (for the first time) a full-force series of raised vegetable beds this year and I particularly want to make sure my yellow squash (straighneck) isn't eatened by a bug before the family/coworkers/neighbors get to enjoy it! My mom laughs at me because every afternoon when I get off work, I go to the veggie beds and look for signs of pests . . . and the bad thing is, I don't necessarily know what to recognize as an "egg" or just a speck of something benign! Thanks again! -- Amber |
- Posted by alouwomack Fort Worth TX / 8 (My Page) on Sun, May 16, 10 at 11:42
Ironically, I found SVB eggs today on my yellow straightneck -- around 5 or 6 eggs already!!! I purchased Spinosad a few days ago and plan on trying it out today. Has anyone ever used this organic insecticide? |
- Posted by alouwomack Fort Worth TX / 8 (My Page) on Sun, May 16, 10 at 19:18
So are these pictures showing squash bug eggs not SVB??? |
- Posted by saint_vitus 7 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 21, 10 at 12:20
I spend several hours everyday out in my vegetable garden... Today is the first day I have seen the SVB Moths flying around and landing on the Zucchini & Watermelon plants... I have had 3 straight seasons of devastation from these little mofo's... I have tried several different "bug killer" with no luck... Can anyone recommend a natural home remedy that has brought success... I am trying to steer clear of pesticidss... Thanks |
- Posted by rabbithash none (My Page) on Sun, Jun 19, 11 at 15:29
After 2 seasons of no squash, I'm going back to Sevin. It works. |
- Posted by Katnthemoonlite61 none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 6, 11 at 19:55
I've had the most beautiful squash plants this year and came home today to find a huge one wilted. I've been sprinkling the base with sevin dust like every week and now they're still getting to them!!!!!!!! GGGGGRRRRRRRR...I've already lost all my yellow squash to them (SVB) this summer. All the rest of my pumpkin plants, about 7 of them...still look great but for how long. I look for the entry on the base but I can never see it. You'd think with all the crap the gov't comes up with, they'd come up with a solution to this havoc wreaking bug!!!!!!!!!!!!! At this point all I can do is pray and continue with Sevin dust unless anyone has any other advice...........Hope springs eternal! LOL |
- Posted by willowwhite(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, Jul 7, 11 at 13:20
I sat by my zucchini plant this morning, weapons in hand (hydrogen peroxide and cute-tips) and picked off dozens of squash borer eggs. One was beginning to turn black and work it's way into the leaf stem, and another stem had evidence that a larva was just beginning his work (got him in very early stage.) We'll see if such diligence pays off! |
- Posted by Angelicisi 8 (My Page) on Sun, Jul 8, 12 at 10:59
Got these eggs this morning on my pumpkins. Been an epic battle with these evil SOBs errr I mean SVB O.o and plants are thriving after a good slice and dice of the grubs then THESE. Ug. Here we go again. They are scattered among the leaves to not so much at the bases anymore (the bases were buried so maybe? Neways...I'm prepared for as many rounds as it takes while the pumpkins are doing well! Lol |
Does someone have a picture of the moth, is it actually a moth or a bug? |
OK looked it up on line, killed one of those a few weeks back. |
- Posted by Angelicisi none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 20:24
So I smacked one with my hand held bug zapper raquet hehehehe and this is what it looks like still. Flying they resemble a wasp. |
- Posted by Angelicisi none (My Page) on Wed, Jul 11, 12 at 20:26
So I smacked one with my hand held bug zapper raquet hehehehe and this is what it looks like still. Flying they resemble a wasp. |
That isn't a squash borer, or even a moth. It's a net-winged beetle, perhaps Calopteron discrepans. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Net-winged beetles.
- Posted by Angelicisi none (My Page) on Thu, Jul 12, 12 at 11:32
omg sorry wrong one! Droid told me red and blk wasp like moth and thats what i hunted w/o verification. when i get to my computer i'll edit if i can so as not to confuse! back out with the raquet! hehe |
- Posted by Angelicisi none (My Page) on Thu, Jul 12, 12 at 12:39
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In the remote area of Death Valley National Park known as Devil's Hole, six men suit up for a long day of desert exploration. But these explorers are swapping their dusty hiking boots and water bottles for neoprene wetsuits and oxygen tanks.
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But it's the fragile Devil's Hole species that has made the biggest waves throughout history, primarily due to the place it calls home. Located in southern Nevada, the "hole" itself is a fissure in the earth's surface that split open 60,000 years ago to reveal an astonishing underworld: a water-filled limestone cavern. Ironically, beneath the hottest, driest place in the Western Hemisphere stretches a vast aquifer system. The opening at Devil's Hole is one of the few places in Death Valley where the water from this system meets the surface.
"This is the only place on the planet where this fish exists naturally," says Zane Marshall, head diver for the Devil's Hole Pupfish Recovery Team. "Scientists have estimated that it has been in isolation here in excess of 25,000 years."
Marshall's team is part of a larger recovery effort that includes representatives from the National Park Service, the Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Nevada's Division of Conservation. "This pupfish is the most restricted vertebrate species in the world," says Marshall.
It was that exact notion that prompted President Harry Truman, in 1952, to protect the unique pupfish and its habitat by designating Devil's Hole a disjunct part of Death Valley National Monument. For nearly two decades, the fish enjoyed a protected haven.
But by the late 1960s, development and nearby farming beyond the boundaries of the monument began to take a toll on the water levels in Devil's Hole. As the pupfish do most of their feeding and spawning on an algae-carpeted limestone shelf just a few inches below the surface, a small drop in the water level was all it took to bring the fish to the brink of extinction.
What ensued was a bitter contest over water rights that pitted developers against conservationists and the federal government against a corporate farm. In the end, the fish reigned victorious. In 1976, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark ruling that protected not only the fish but also their fragile habitat by specifically stating that water levels in Devil's Hole must remain high enough to completely cover the spawning shelf. As a result of the ruling, development was halted, and the fish became one of the very first species to be protected under the Endangered Species Act.
Since then, Devil's Hole has been cordoned off from park visitors by a chain-link fence that runs the perimeter of the hole. Only members of the recovery team are permitted access in order to perform quarterly counts of the fish. From 100 feet beneath the surface, the team works their way up in pairs, counting and measuring every fish they see. This provides them with an index of how the population is doing.
Despite 30 years of federal protection, recent counts suggest grim news: the fish's population is once again plummeting. Linda Manning, a biologist for Death Valley National Park has been working closely with the Pupfish Recovery Team. "Right now we are very concerned because we recently had the lowest count in 32 years -- only 123 fish," she reports.
This time, however, the reasons for their decline are not so clear. Due to its protected status, study of Devil's Hole has been extremely restricted. "We don't yet understand everything that is going on in this system," says Manning. "It's a real puzzle. You wonder what the dynamics are. What's impacting the fish? How are they making it? We're just starting to get a handle on it, but there's just still so much more to know."
What they do know is that it is a harsh environment for a fish. The water temperature is 93 degrees Fahrenheit, food sources are extremely limited, and sunlight only hits the surface of the spawning shelf four months out of the year. "It's pretty amazing that they've actually survived for thousands of years in this environment," says Manning. "I just hope they can continue."
In addition to conducting quarterly counts of the fish, the Park Service has installed monitoring wells near Devil's Hole to keep an eye on the water levels, which have been dropping gradually over the past 14 years. Development and groundwater pumping in nearby Pahrump, Nevada, has long been suspected of affecting the water level in Devil's Hole, though many Pahrump officials deny the allegations.
If the team doesn't find a solution soon, the devastating effects may be far-reaching. "We definitely believe the pupfish are an indicator for the health of this system," offers Manning. "When you start poking holes in the fabric of an ecosystem, over time it's going to tear, and the impacts will be felt by everyone."
Before that happens, the team will continue to do all they can to ensure the Devil's Hole pupfish keep hold of their well-earned reputation as resilient survivors.
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Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics From the Edward and Ann Weston Collection. The Metro State Center for the Visual Arts is hosting this must-see traveling show of Picasso's experiments with clay. Beginning in 1947 and at regular intervals until 1971, Picasso would go to the Madoura studio of Georges and Suzanne Ramié in Vallauris, France, and do ceramics with them during brief, if intensely creative, visits. The Ramiés formed plates, bowls, vases and other pottery items that Picasso then carved and manipulated while the clay was still wet. Finally, Picasso painted them with glazes in his own inimitable way, decorating the surfaces with images of the kinds of strange animals and figures that had already been made famous in his paintings. The resulting pieces were the prototypes for the handmade limited editions on display in Picasso: 25 Years of Edition Ceramics. This type of collaborative and serial approach to studio ceramics may seem strange by American standards, but it's a tried-and-true practice in countries such as France. Through February 28 at the Metro State Center for the Visual Arts, 1734 Wazee Street, 303-294-5207. Reviewed February 5.
ROBERT COLESCOTT & GLENN LIGON. This noteworthy effort is the first in a planned series of exhibits at the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery at the University of Denver. The series will explore the more than 200 works of contemporary art that have been promised to the Denver Art Museum by high-profile collectors Vicki and Kent Logan. This show represents a new era of cooperation between DU and the DAM, even garnering DU access to the Logans' private stash. Shannen Hill, a DU art historian, organized the show, and her expertise in African and African-American art was put to good use, as Colescott and Ligon are currently among the most prominent black artists nationally. Both artists address the African-American experience, but that's where the similarities end. Colescott is an expressionist, mixing a faux-naive style with references to everyday experience. In contrast, Ligon is post-pop and often employs photo-based techniques that result in super-sophisticated pieces. Through February 27 at the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery, 2121 East Asbury Avenue, 303-871-2846. Reviewed February 12.
Vance Kirkland. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the late Vance Kirkland's birth. In honor of the centennial, the Colorado History Museum has mounted a salute to the legendary Colorado artist with the epic title of Vance Kirkland: A Colorado Painter's Life, Early Works and Beyond. Though there are some remarkable early Kirklands in the show, notably a full-sized pencil sketch for a WPA-era mural, the exhibit includes lots more than that. First, there is the work of nearly twenty of Kirkland's friends and colleagues -- among the modern artists in the state from the mid-twentieth century -- and even some contemporary art. Second, interspersed throughout is a design show surveying furniture, pottery and other decorative arts from 1900 to the 1960s. This over-the-top approach can only mean one thing: Hugh Grant, director of the Kirkland Museum, orchestrated it. Grant was a co-curator of the show, and nearly all the art and artifacts in it were selected personally by him and loaned to the CHM from the Kirkland's fabulous collection. Through April 4 at the Colorado History Museum, 1300 Broadway, 303-866-3682. Reviewed December 25.


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I know it is not an up-to-date model, but I like it .
This dress was designed, I mean drafted in 2010, and I almost lost it.
Fortunately, I found it again and finally I realize it in this 2014 late summer.
I like the Red Wine color that remind me to the Cabernet Sauvignon, but this dress is lighter than that wine and darker than the Tempranillo, so I call it Sangiovese Dolce.
It is a tea-length spaghetti-straps gown with mono-shirred on its straight-across neckline and empire waist-line.
The fabric materials are so light, that make it looks like a maternity wear when it used without the two inches satin ribbon-belt. But, it is good for some occasions when used with a coat, such as bolero.
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We know the Japanese are crazy. We know this. We also know they are perverts of the highest order. I won't get into it right now, but most of the world's perversions came straight out of Japan. My cohort, Jorge, reviewed the first film, and I found my way to the second and decidedly more hardcore sequel you see before you today. Directed again by Kazuo 'Gaira' Komizu, this "pink film" (meaning soft-core porno in Japan) has a bad case of split personality. It's not sure whether its a porno or a monster movie. A young girl goes looking for her missing sister, only to run into the gang of Yakuza that drugged and sold her sister to Africa. The gang grabs the girl (who is apparently supposed to be a young, YOUNG girl, but is played by an older actress thankfully) and they rape her. Then they shoot her up with their new drug Angel Rain and keep her around as a sex toy. She manages to escape somehow and wanders into a hospital that looks strangely similar to an apartment building. She runs into her Psychologist, who takes the girl into her office and lays her naked on the table to hear her story. The Young Girl gets up, runs to the roof and tosses herself down. She manages to turn into a watermelon (no joke) before striking the pavement. The Psychologist, pissed that her patient was so severely screwed up, decides to take revenge for her. She goes to a club and finds one of the Yakuza members. She jerks him off (for real, and it's right in your face, too!) and hypnotizes him to go to the rest of the gang and kill them. He does so, but they managed to shoot him dead before he does much damage. They trace his whereabouts and find the Psychologist, who is then raped to bits. Let me stop a moment here and say that this is probably one of the most depraved scenes I have ever seen on film. Anyway, the girl is drugged with Angel Rain and thrown in a crate with the bloody remains of the guy she beat off previously. Now, the film takes a turn and becomes a horror film...sort of. One of the Yakuza lackeys goes to throw the bodies in the river, but finds that the bodies have joined into an inside-out demon monster. The monster goes on a killing rampage but I will mention the two most notable deaths. First he goes to the home of the Yakuza leader's mistress. The sex-crazed lady notices the monster's hard on and gives it a blow job. Again, let me stop here to mention how ugly and unenjoyable this movie is. Anyway, the slimy, red dick has a face and teeth and it squeals as the girl lovingly licks it. Then the monster starts to fuck her, and then she is really fucked when the dick grows longer and pops out of her chest like an Alien wannabe. Then the monster goes to the leaders home and its penis grows inward, becoming a vagina, and it decides to sit on the leaders head, swallowing it up and suffocating him. Vengeance has finally been served...but at what cost? This is a weird movie. Incredibly pornographic at times, and gorily gleeful in others, this film is not designed to be enjoyed, just experienced. It wasn't as graphically violent as I thought it would be, but its still as distasteful and unpleasant as I knew it would be. There is no reason to watch this movie, unless you really hate your friends and want them to ignore you after you made them watch this trash.
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Syrah/Shiraz from Australia
Winemaker's Notes
Plush, fleshy and mouth filling—showcasing a cleverly woven texture and deceptive fruit weight. Nectarine and blood plum fruits courted by the largesse of big, ripe and round tannins. Maturation precursors already awoken, although yet to ascend/unfurl—fresh wallet leather, pan scrapings. Long and persistent. Polished.
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Wine Spectator - "Supple, with nubby tannins around a gorgeous core of currant and pomegranate, the flavors floating easily into the long, expressive finish, hinting at green tea and guava as the finish rolls on serenely. Shows intensity without density, coming together seamlessly. Drink now through 2025." -
The Wine Advocate - "Deep garnet-purple in color, the 2009 St Henri Shiraz is slated for release on May 1, 2013. It is a little closed at the moment though reveals earthy aromas of warm berries, some mulberries and Chinese dried plums over notes of meat, black olive, coffee and tree bark. Richly concentrated and complex with layered, savory flavors, it is structured by firm, grainy tannins and is finishing long. It needs time to develop further. Drink it from 2015 to 2025+.
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Penfolds Wines Winery
Founded by a young, English doctor in 1844, Penfolds has been producing remarkable wines that have changed the landscape of Australian winemaking. Over the past century, Penfolds has indisputably led the development of Australian fine wine in the modern era. The introduction of Penfolds Grange in 1951 forever changed the landscape of Australian fine wine. Since then, a series of standout wines, both white and red, have been released under the Penfolds masthead. Under the direction of master winemaker, Peter Gago, Penfolds is now found in every major wine market in the country. Extraordinary wines such as Block 42 and Bin 60A have also been released during his tenure. Penfolds wines are now widely celebrated for their diversity and quality across many price-points. The strength of Penfolds is that the wine comes first. Penfolds' range of table wines is utterly Australian, evoking a generosity of spirit and the beauty of the Australian landscape. About Other Australia
View a map of Other Australia wineriesWith a landmass the size of the US, Australia has just as many appellations. Many wines are simply labeled from their state of origin. Some of these are the most popular:
New South Wales
- home to Sydney and other tourist destinations, New South Wales has a smaller focused wine growing region, but many wines are a blend of these smaller appellations and so are deemed New South Wales appellation.
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– a small corner of Australia winemaking occurs on the opposite coast of the others. The largest state, Western Australia includes the smaller appellation of Margaret River.
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– This appellation encompasses the states of South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria. Grapes are often trucked in from at least 2 of these states for crushing and bottling, giving the wine a more general appellation of origin. This is the broadest appellation in the country.About Australia
Like the United States, which is about the same size, Australia's winemaking regions are huddled into one or two pockets of the country. The state of South Australia, which produces about 60% of the country's wine, also has the most wineries and sub-regions, including McLaren Vale, Clare Valley, Coonawarra and Barossa Valley. New South Wales is home to the Hunter Valley, while the smaller, southern state of Victoria is best known for theYarra Valley. Head way west to the very large state of Western Australia and you'll find the tiny region of Margaret River at the southern tip. -
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AdventNet ManageEngine OpUtils 3.2
AdventNet ManageEngine OpUtils 3 provides real-time monitoring tools to troubleshoot poor network performance, heavy bandwidth utilization and connectivity or link problems before they turn into outages, delayed response times, high CPU usage, hard disk utilization, device availability, software inventory, etc. It has a collection of 40+ real-time troubleshooting tools. OpUtils being web-based gives instantaneous results for any network node.
See also: Cisco Router monitoring, Bandwidth Monitoring, Diagnostic Tools, Memory Utilization, CPU Monitor, Network Monitoring, Network Troubleshooting, Switch Port Mapping, Network Tools, System Utilities, Network Utilities, Address monitoring, CPU Desktop monitoring, SNMP Monitoring, IP Address Manager Tool
10-Strike LANState 2.4
LANState is a network mapping and monitoring program which allows you to see the state of network in visual form at any time. Monitor hosts, shared resources, traffic, get MAC-addresses, scan TCP and UDP ports, and be notified on events. The program also contains many useful tools for administrators such as sending messages, shutting down and turning on remote computers, ping, name lookup, trace route, obtaining information on remote hosts etc.
See also: network, map, mapping, lan, monitor, monitoring, host, traffic, connection, tcp, scanner, mac, remote, shared, resources, computer, lanstate, 10-strike, shutdown, administrator, dns, lookup, device, restart, event log, diagram
GateWall 3.1
GateWall proxy server is an Internet-management tool designed to connect local network users to the Internet. The application provides a centralized control over Internet connections, bandwidth, time online; automates daily routines such as calculation of consumed traffic, client reporting and billing. Filtering of Internet content allows blocking access to specific websites and controlling employee-surfing habits. FREE 30-Day trial is available.
See also: network gateway, connection sharing, gatewall, modem sharer, modem sharing, internet access sharing, proxy server, internet sharing, internet connection sharing, web proxy, internet billing, nat, ics, port mapping, traffic calculation.
GoDiagram 2.5
Build custom interactive diagrams, network, workflow editors, flowcharts, or software design tools. Includes many predefined kinds of nodes, links, and basic shapes. Supports layers, scrolling, zooming, selection, drag-and-drop, clipboard, in-place editing, tooltips, grids, printing, overview window, palette. Many useful sample applications. Document/View/Tool architecture with many properties&events. Optional automatic layout & instruments.
See also: .NET, Windows Forms, Control, Diagram, Graph, Network, Editor, Flowchart, Workflow, Dataflow, Process, Model, Schematic, Display, Entity Relationship, Wiring, Information, Mapping, OrgChart, Instrument, Dial, Gauge, Meter, Layout, Tree, DAG, Force
Axence NetVision 2.0
NetVision helps you to make sure that all services, mail, web, and database servers are always up and running. It automatically discovers and monitors your computers and SNMP devices while additionally providing alerts and performance reports. Hosts are presented on interactive maps that display all critical information. The program can monitor: TCP/IP services, Performance counters, Applications (MS SQL, Exchange, IIS), web site, mail server etc
See also: network monitoring, network mapping, host monitoring, alert, alerting, ping, visual, graphical, trace, traceroute, lookup, network scanner, port scanner, SNMP, SNMP browser
WinBatch 2006c
WinBatch is a scripting language for Windows 2003, XP, 2000, NT. Macros can be run from icons, hotkeys, or other software macros to automate all aspects of PC operation. WinBatch has a simple BASIC-like syntax with modules to manipulate software, networking, internetworking, and communications
See also: interface control, task, compiler, winbatch, webbatch, MCSE, command, CNE, batch, functions, script, demo, shareware, install, rollout, sms, software integration, keystroke recorder, automate, system integration, network, macro
Simulaworks, System Simulator 1.0
SimulaWorks package is a general purpose simulator, it supports an open set of simulation languages and AI techniques. SimulaWorks can be used to construct various system types like control loops, signal processing, logic and hardware circuits, manufacturing systems, production lines, traffic systems, complicated algebraic calculation, optimization and search problems, state diagrams and even graphs, presentation using graphics, run-able flow
See also: genetic, neural network, fuzzy, control, simulator, general purpose simulator, SimulaWorks, GPSS, Petri Nets, ActiveX
Disk Auditor Net 2.2
Scan for and store daily network file statistics such as creator, deletor, archiver, creation date, deletion date, last access date, last archived date, etc. Tally important file statistics for specific directories such as # modified files, # new files, # deleted files, and # archived files. Learn of deleted and new directories. Find problem users in the blink of an eye! Build informative queries and graphs on the data you've collected!
See also: WAN, LAN, monitor, network, file, server, Netware, Novell
NetInfo 6.0
NetInfo is a collection of 15 different state-of-the-art network tools on a single, easy-to-use interface. Designed from first-hand experience, NetInfo allows businesses to more effectively combat network downtime by allowing network administrators, webmasters, and Internet service providers to more accurately isolate faults, simplify processing of diagnostic data and increase internal network security.
See also: finger, lookup, network utilities, network tools, network scanner, ping, traceroute, whois, internet tools, internet utilities
Backup Platinum 2.0
Backup Platinum is an easy-to-use yet powerful backup program designed for Microsoft Windows. It makes a reserve copy of your critical data virtually to any type of storage media: hard or USB drives, CD-R/W, DVD, FTP or LAN. Strong file encryption and multichoice ZIP compression on the fly are available to keep your backups small and secure. It can run in service mode under NT/2000/XP/2003 to execute scheduled tasks even when nobody is logged in.
See also: ftp, network, file, outlook, dvd, data, backup
Putty Toolkit 20050903
The various putty tools in a simple installer that makes it easy to add/remove/upgrade the tools in your computer or on a public terminal. Creates Start menu options on install for easy access.
See also: openssh, terminal, network, internet, bsd, unix, linux, rlogin, telnet, ssh, putty
FaxMail Network for Windows 9.78.01
Send and Receive fax from Single computer or Network. Supports Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/2003/XP/Win32s. Adds a [FaxBar] to all your Programs giving you access to all the fax machines in the world making them become your printers. FaxMail Network for Windows is a full-featured fax program that integrates seamlessly with any program with print capabilities. It sends and receives standard and fine resolution faxes. Fax to individuals or groups.
See also: MODEM, NETWORK, FAXMAIL, FAX, FAX PROGRAMS, FAX SOFTWARE, WINDOWS 95/98/NT/ME/2000/2003/XP, FREE
Aviz Thought Mapper 1.1
Aviz ThoughtMapper is an extremely easy-to-use mind mapping tool. It has full keyboard working and an intuitive interface. The appearance is customisable with schemes and images. It can export to multiple output formats for data sharing and presentation. It has been used as a Personal Information Manager, for writing documents, for activity tracking, metting minutes, brainstorming, requirements capture, creating marketing plans and presentations.
See also: visual memory, thoughts, mind mapping, self management
32bit Fax 9.78.01
Send/Receive fax from Single computer or Network. 32bit Fax for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/2003/XP is 32bit, and will work standalone or on a network. You can try it for FREE. If you have one fax modem and you want 1 - 1000 workstations to send/receive fax, 32bit Fax is the answer. The workstations can be any of the following version of Windows, mix and/or match, 95/98/ME/NT/2000/2003/XP. The server does not even have to be Windows.
See also: WINDOWS 95/98/ME/NT/2000/2003/XP, MODEM, NETWORK, FAX PROGRAMS, FAXMAIL, FAX, FAX SOFTWARE, FREE
TVideoGrabber 7.3 build 158
TVideoGrabber is a video capture component and media player component for Delphi and C++Builder, or for Visual Basic and Visual C++, that captures video sources like Firewire (IEEE1394) cameras, DV camcorders, USB webcams, TV cards, composite cards. Features include frame grabber, AVI and ASF recording, audio/video compression, live streaming, Send to DV (Print to DV), motion detection, graphics overlay, rotation, reencoding, videos from bitmaps.
See also: network streaming, streaming, motion detector, motion detection, rotation, deinterlacing, frame grabber, multimedia, ocx, activex, C++Builder, delphi, frame capture, media player, video capture, live streaming, live network streaming, ASF, AVI, ASF recording
itravel 1.2
Traveling application for people on the move. Record all your travel needs and visualice your more important maps and sketch them. Enter your flight data, cruises, train, road, hotel and itineraries of your business trip or plasure vacation.
See also: mapping, gps, trek, trip, gas, taxi, cap, car, train, maps, outdoors, travel, traveling
SiteUp 1.01
SiteUp monitors your web sites and warns you when any become unreachable (e.g. when a server crashes). Because it checks page content it can even detect when the server is OK, but a site or page is unavailable. There is no limit to the number of sites that can be monitored, including secure sites, and the checking frequency can be anywhere between once a minute and once a day.
See also: network monitoring, site monitoring, web site monitoring, monitoring software, web site software, Web Site Monitoring Software
Best Network Security 1.61
Best Network Security is the best solution for corporations, universities, schools, public libraries, internet cafes and other applications where administrator has to secure and maintain a lot of network PC workstations located in different places. Best Network Security is intended for securing, protecting, and maintaining PC workstations within a corporate network. Supports over 600 different security restrictions.
See also: settings, supports, tweaks, well, administrator, control, options, patches, access, internet, workstations, security, network, secure, restrictions
Schmap France 1.0
Schmap France contains travel guides for 9 popular French cities (including Paris, Cannes and Nice), together with the Schmap Player, a small piece of software that brings them to life. Each guide comes with dynamic maps, useful links, playable tours, top picks, plus photos and reviews for 100s of attractions, restaurants, shops, museums, parks... Schmap's full series of worldwide travel guides is available for free download at www.schmap.com
See also: France, mapping, map, city guides, city, travel guides, travel
yalips 3.0.2
Start working with yalips and you are more productive, more creative and you perform better on your job because it integrates several visualization techniques e.g. mapping, gantt (project management), flowcharts, and UML modeling. yalips can be learned within minutes from video tutorials and comes at moderate costs. yalips is the ideal solution for home users, academics and small businesses in need of powerful visualization software.
See also: Brainstorming, Project Management, Flowchart, UML, Unified Modeling Language, Mapping, Visualization, Presentation, Learning, Planning


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Outdoor Video: Cameras help outdoors experience
Ed Noonan
Most outdoors anglers and hunters have taken plenty of still photos of their trophies and/or unusual harvests, catches or general wildlife moments. But how many of us have thought, "Boy, I wish I could have captured those actual few moments when I pulled the trigger, launched the arrow or experienced all the rod-bending excitement of a big fish on the line?"...
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Make virtual piano music with MidiPiano
Play some music on your computer.
MidiPiano is free software for playing and producing MIDI music files, with the addition of a virtual piano that can be played with your keyboard or cursor.
The interface for MidiPiano is okay, but not fantastic. The buttons are simple and easy to understand, but almost too simple and could be improved upon for functionality. You can play previously saved MIDI files or make your own. Creating MIDI music with this software consists of recording while you play the virtual piano and then editing to cut or insert notes. You can also adjust the octave, speed, and volume.
The virtual piano takes some getting used to. Our testing went slowly since using a computer keyboard as a piano was new to us and we had to remember which key went to what. Just clicking on the virtual piano keys is bothersome, because it's slow and we found ourselves accidentally clicking on the wrong keys. Thankfully, the editing features allow you to delete those mistakes and move the notes closer together for a more cohesive sound.
There weren't any big installation problems, but you have to read through the installation process to make sure you don't download a toolbar along with it. Also, MidiPiano does not uninstall cleanly. The program worked well, though, and didn't cause any problems. We recommend this if you know way around a computer, but you don't have to be an advanced user.