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CBR's elaborate hidden door features a programmable, scrolling LED sign built into the top of the frame, while the interior of the hidden door functions like your traditional ticket booth, complete with recessed lighting. On the front of the ticket booth, a detailed wood inlay displays the high level of craftsmanship involved in constructing this hidden passageway, although we'd recommend ditching the frosted comedy and tragedy faces on the front ticket booth glass.
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New draft legislation out of the United States Senate would force school districts to release the names of every company that has access to their students' private data and would prohibit companies from using any personally identifiable information for advertising or marketing purposes.
The legislation, called the "Protecting Student Privacy Act," was released in the form of a discussion draft jointly today by Senator Edward J. Markey (D-MA) and Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT). Markey has been a proponent of student privacy rights for some time and began proposing a strengthening of FERPA back in January to address the growing phenomenon of student data residing on the servers of private businesses.
Markey's comments back then raised the hackles of some in the education technology industry. However, the latest discussion draft is being received more warmly — if not with enthusiasm, at least with cautious neutrality. The Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA) today responded to the draft legislation, characterizing the proposals as "reasonable."
"This draft bill is consistent with the reasonable improvements in national student privacy that Senator Markey has been talking about for months," according to Mark MacCarthy, vice president of public policy for SIIA. "We will be reviewing it carefully and look forward to working with him and Senator Hatch in the coming months to make sure that any new national student privacy legislation provides for both full privacy protection and the ability to use student data to improve learning."
The legislation is designed to "ensure that students are better protected when data is shared with and held by third parties, and parents are able to control the sensitive information of their children," according to information released by Sen. Markey's office. It proposes specifically:
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This comfortable, warm vacation home has these features:
* 2 bedrooms, 2 baths on lower level; kitchen, living/dining room on upper level; more than 1400 sq ft.
* Fully furnished and equipped.
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* Master bedroom includes Cal King bed and furniture; 2nd bedroom includes Queen bed and furniture; loft has a single-size 'day bed.'
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* Laundry (washer and dryer) included inside unit.
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* Kitchen has refrigerator, electric stove and oven, microwave, dishwasher.
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* Great privacy, but convenient to Snowcreek Meadow, parking and shuttle stop.
* This development is noted for its high quality of maintenance and appearance.
Excellent location and fabulous view! Snowcreek is a beautifully maintained condo complex with beautiful flowers, plantings, creeks, etc. in the summer and very well maintained in the winter (snowplowed parking & shoveled walkways). This condo is on Solitude in Phase II which is close to everything (Old Mammoth Road, Minaret, winter shuttle pickup, Vons shopping center, restaurants, theaters, etc.). The condo itself is very clean, well maintained, user friendly with great living room and dining room seating, a washer/dryer available for use, and nice bedrooms & bathrooms. The kitchen contents (pans, appliances, serving and cooking dishes & utensils, etc.) are the BEST I've ever found in a condo rental at Snowcreek or anywhere else. I'd definitely try to rent this condo again!
This vacation home is at an elevation of almost 8000 feet in one of the most scenic areas of California. Local activities include downhill skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, hiking, biking, sight-seeing, walking, strolling, ambling, relaxing and soaking-in the High Sierra environment.
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Our prime location is only 200 yards from the Blue Flag Beach and offers easy reach to Bournemouth International Centre (BIC), The Pavilion, Theatres, The Pier, Town Centre and beautiful Gardens all within a 6 - 8 minute walk.
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Dear Extension retirees,
The Extension retiree lunch events are coming up soon. I look forward to these annual events to hear what is happening in your lives, to share the latest Extension news and initiatives and to gain insight from your unique perspectives. Last year we held the luncheons in two locations to reduce driving time for retirees in the northern regions. We will follow the same format this year:
Please RSVP to Wan Tansatit, Extension development office, at (612)624-7971 or email@example.com with your name and the lunch location you will be attending.
I look forward to seeing you at one of these events.
Bev Durgan
In 1914 the Smith-Lever Act created the national system for Extension. Special events to mark this centennial anniversary have included:
The U-Lead Advisory Academy (ULAA) is a leadership program for friends of Extension, like you, who are ready to strengthen their ability to provide leadership in their communities. The program will also help you discover Extension's innovative programs through site visits, speakers and activities. This year, ULAA will explore the theme of Leadership for Healthy, Livable Communities. You will gather insights, experiences and resources on this important topic as you learn, connect with fellow participants, and visit communities.
The six month cohort experience will allow you the opportunity to learn, to connect with others around topics of community leadership, to visit the City of New Orleans and learn about their community revitalization efforts after Katrina, and to apply what you learn with support from a network of others who can be trusted colleagues. After your ULAA experience, the Extension Leadership and Civic Engagement team will offer continuing education experiences, and will even offer a chance for an international tour that will support Minnesota's effort to support the global economy.
Scholarship applications are being taken until May 30th, and registration will open on June 2nd. Visit the ULead Advisory Academy website for additional program and registration information.
The Extension Center for Community Vitality is a collaborating partner for the 2014 Center for Small Towns Symposium, to be held June 4-5 at the University of Minnesota Morris. This event has a long tradition of helping rural Minnesota consider its opportunities and issues. The focus this year is "Understanding rural migration: Myths, trends and opportunities." Speakers will present research that unpacks migration trends, flows, and economic impacts, and will also explore practical strategies to recruitment and retention of residents in rural Minnesota.
Ben Winchester, Extension research fellow, is the symposium's keynote speaker, presenting his research about rural Minnesota migration. Ben's research goes beyond the overall trends, examining specific data that, for example, monitored the trend of 30-49 year olds moving into rural places. Extension faculty and staff, partners, stakeholders and others who are concerned about the future of rural Minnesota are invited to attend. For more information and to register, visit the event website.
The Mary J. Page Community-University Partnerships Fund has been established to provide support to Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships (RSDP). Mary J. Page (1934-2013) was a voice for rural Minnesota. As a commissioner for Renville County, mayor of Olivia, a U of M Regent, and in many other leadership roles throughout the state, she carried the concerns of outstate Minnesota to important policy-making circles. Mary helped to create, and then served on, the founding board of the West Central RSDP from 1999-2007, and gave vision and leadership to RSDP until 2009.
It is in honor of Mary's commitment to rural communities and RSDP that this endowment has been created, beginning with a founding gift and a matching gift from members of the Page family, which will leverage additional donations. Donors can give online, or contact Jane Johnson, Extension development director, 612-626-3717 or firstname.lastname@example.com to learn more.
A survey on estate planning to support Extension programs and 4-H will be going out to Extension retirees in phases over the next several months. Coordinated by the University of Minnesota Foundation, the survey asks participants about charitable planned gift intent, provides info on the Heritage Society of the U of M President's Club, and seeks out interest in additional information on charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, testamentary bequests and other forms of estate planning. Thank you in advance for taking the time to participate in the survey.
The Minnesota 4-H Foundation Golf Classic will take place on Monday, June 23, at the Medina Golf and Country Club, 400 Evergreen Road, Medina, 12:30 p.m., shotgun start. This annual event provides an opportunity for businesses and individuals to help Minnesota youth see their potential by providing support for the Minnesota 4-H Foundation.
In addition to meeting 4-H youth and learning about their projects, additional featured activities include playing on a 18-hole private golf course, silent and fund-a-need auctions, lunch, on-course beverages and a hearty dinner. Reserve tickets through the Minnesota 4-H Foundation. Reservations should be made for golfers as well as non-golfers who want to attend the banquet and silent auction. For information, contact Erin Kelly-Collins at 612-624-7971 or email email@example.com. Please make your reservations by June 13.
Mark Seeley, Extension climatologist, is one of three honored recipients of the Siehl Prize for 2014. The prize, awarded annually by the University of Minnesota's College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences, honored the Siehl Prize laureates at a ceremony in McNamara Alumni Center on the university campus on Thursday, May 22. Other honorees are Richard Magnusson (production agriculture) and Tom Rosen (agribusiness).
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Janet Bloomquist, administrative secretary, Watonwan County. Her 29 years of service and commitment to youth development, county work, and helping others was appreciated and recognized on March 17.
Bev Swenson, 4-H program coordinator in Kittson County , retired on April 30 after 16 years of service. She delivered new after-school programs and aquatic robotics to youth in Kittson County.
In Memoriam:
Rueben Myrum Boxrud, resident of Slayton, MN, and graduate of University of Minnesota, passed away on May 20. He was an Extension agriculture agent for five years in McCloud County and Extension director for Murray County, 1958-1985. Rueben was 89.
Sara Elvira Cina, 104, died April 24, in LaQuinta, CA. A 1933 University of Minnesota graduate with a bachelor of science degree in home economics, Sara worked as a home demonstration agent for Extension in Grand Rapids and Hennepin County. In 1944 she moved to California and served as a nutrition educator, taught cooking in schools as well as offering classes on television. She was member of the Home Economics Hall of Fame.
Ada D. Schroeder worked as an Extension home agent from 1935-1968 in Beltrami, Fairmont, and Pipestone Counties where she organized and taught 4-H clubs. Ada passed away on March 5 at age 103.
After a long winter, Minnesotans were eager to get out in their farm fields and home landscapes, but a cold spring brought more challenges. Throughout the state, Extension helped viewers understand and cope. For example, in this WCCO-TV report Dave Nicolai, crops educator, talked with WCCO-TV's Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield about "rush hour in the countryside" as farmers try to plant their crops before it's too late. And in this report on Minnesota Public Radio, Gary Wyatt, forestry educator, gave homeowners advice about protecting trees from hungry animals. Extension's horticulture educators, like Julie Weisenhorn and Sam Bauer, can be heard on Smart Gardens Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. on WCCO-AM, taking questions from listeners.
Do you have a question about your spring-summer landscape? Ask a Master Gardener is an online tool that lets you put your question on a simple web form (you can even attach a photo!) and receive a research-based answer from a volunteer Master Gardener within 48 hours.
I look forward to seeing you and hearing about your latest adventures each year at our luncheon for retirees. It is a great time to catch up with each other and remember the positive impact each of you have had through your work with Extension.
To make this more convenient, we will once again have an event in Greater Minnesota and in the Twin Cities. Please mark your calendars for either of the luncheons:
An invitation with directions and RSVP information will be sent in April. I hope to see you this summer, when the weather is warm and the snow has melted!
However, we do not expect to receive all of the funding outlined in the Farm Bill and the President's budget. While funding is authorized in the Farm Bill, the actual appropriations are determined each year and may be less than what is authorized, based on national budget realities. In addition, Minnesota's SNAP-Ed funding is scheduled to be reduced by at least 10 percent each year for the next four years as part of a national effort to redistribute the SNAP-Ed funding across the states. And, the SNAP-Ed grant is administered by the Minnesota Department of Health and Human Services, which contracts with Extension to deliver the nutrition education to SNAP eligible participants. As with all grants, we cannot assume the funding is recurring. This is why we are committed to our new regional model that will allow us to expand and contract based on the actual funding.
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You would think the pot has boiled over, but no! Cue Fox's MasterChef, a new competitive cooking show from the unlikely marriage of the producers behind the most uplifting show on television, The Biggest Loser, and internationally-acclaimed chef and TV star Gordon Ramsay, best known for his short temper. Can we say image adjustment?
MasterChef is now casting for "budding chefs from all walks of life - amateur chefs, passionate foodies, the ultimate dinner party host/hostesses." The common denominator is lack of formal training. The call for applicants is notably upbeat:
MasterChef is a show that celebrates great people who make great food. The show will give contestants the opportunity to develop their cooking skills while being encouraged, mentored and celebrated by the industry's best and evaluated by world-renowned judges!Miami's call is January 16, location to be determined. For information on how to apply, follow the jump.
If you are passionate about cooking and ready to change your life then audition for MasterChef, an inspiring cooking show from the producers of The Biggest Loser!
• We will NOT be considering professional chefs who work in professional kitchens!
• Applicants must be at least 18 years of age and either a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident with the unrestricted ability to work in the U.S.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - In cooperation with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), IKEA U.S. Inc., of Plymouth Meeting, Pa., is voluntarily replacing the red ball pieces on top of the wooden stacking rings on about 28,000 stacking ring toys. The red ball that tops this toy poses a choking hazard to young children.IKEA has received one report of a 4-year-old boy in Europe choking to death on the top ball portion of the stacking ring toy. No other injuries have been reported.The stacking ring toy, called "MULA," is 8.5 inches high. The toy consists of eight brightly colored, wooden rings; a red, top ball; and a pedestal base with a stacking rod. When all the pieces are stacked in order, the toy resembles an inverted cone with the red ball capping it. There is a sticker under the pedestal base with the words, "Design and Quality" and "IKEA of Sweden" written on it. The toy is packaged in either a white cardboard box with "MULA" printed in orange, or sold shrink-wrapped with "MULA" and "Stacking rings" printed on the plastic wrapping.IKEA stores nationwide sold these stacking toys from October 1991 through April 1999 for about $6.Consumers should take the red ball that tops this toy away from children immediately. Consumers can mail the ball to IKEA or take it to any IKEA store to receive a redesigned top piece. The red ball can be mailed to IKEA U.S. Inc., 496 West Germantown Pike, Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462. Postage costs will be reimbursed. Consumers also can return the stacking ring toy to any IKEA store for a refund. For more information, consumers should call IKEA at (800) 793-5408 between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. EDT Monday through Saturday.
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Trained by Master Roshi's rival, the Crane Hermit (Tsuru Senin). Tien Shinhan is widely known as the strongest human in Dragon Ball Z, though Akira Toriyama has stated he is a descendant of alien Tri-Cylops.
Tien Shinhan was initially an enemy of Goku and he was trained by Master Roshi's rival the Crane Hermit (Tsuru Senin). Tien Shinhan later becomes friends with Goku. Prior to becoming friends with Goku, Tien Shinhan was quite brutal as he broke Yamucha's leg without showing signs of remorse and had aspirations to be the worlds greatest assassin, like his master's younger brother Tao Pai Pai. The first time Tien Shinhan is seen in the Dragon Ball anime is in episode 82 where he and Chiaotzu go village to village scamming people out of their money by secretly bringing in a deadly beast known as the InoShikaCho, then charging the villagers money to get rid of it. Tien and Chiaotzu are the first characters with the ability to fly, which is a trademark of the Crane School.
Tien Shinhan is accompied by his friend Chiaotzu to enter the 22nd World Martial Arts Tournament (Tenkaichi Budokai), where he breezes through the preliminaries and beats Yamcha and Jackie Chun (who is also secretly Master Roshi) and then faces an opponent who he finds is stronger than any other he has faced thus far in his life; Goku, whom he narrowly defeats in the championship match. After the tournament Tien Shinhan and Chiaotzu become allies of Goku, training together with Yamcha and entering the 23rd World Martial Arts Tournament, where he meets his former master Tsuru Senin's little brother Tao Pai Pai, who has become stronger due to cyborg enhancements. Tien is able to easily defeat Tao Pai Pai only to lose in the semi finals to Goku. When the Saiyans arrive Tien Shinhan kills a Saibaman, then fights Nappa and despite losing an arm and fighting heroically after Chiaotzu's suicidal sacrifice, and using the desperation kikoho he is killed in the battle. Tien Shinhan and the rest of the deceased Z Fighters (Tien, Chiaotzu, Piccolo and Yamcha) are trained by King Kai and Tien is even seen fighting on par with Jeice and Burter of the Ginyu Force, who in the anime are invited to King Kai's Planet to aid in training. Tien and the others are later revived by Porunga. After the defeat of Frieza, Tien Shinhan goes through intense training and becomes much more powerful than before, going with the rest of the Z Fighters to engage the Androids. Tien is easily defeated by Android 17, but vows to continue fighting and helping anyway he can. Perhaps Tien's greatest feat is when he successfully manages to hold down Semi Perfect Cell with his Shin Kikoho technique. Tien participates in the Cell Games, however he falls victims to Cell's spawns called the Cell Jr.'s who are said to be stronger than a Super Saiyan. After Cell is defeated by Gohan, Tien Shinhan goes through a journey in the world to train with Chiaotzu, however when Majin Buu exterminates the population of Earth Tien and Chiaotzu are seen dodging Buu's Genocide Blast, and Tien helps Gohan in the battle against Buu but is defeated. Majin Buu even takes note of Tien calling him a "legendary warrior". Tien Shinhan is seen sparsely throughout Dragon Ball GT, Akira Toriyama had wanted him to be married to Lunch in GT, but Toei refused this request.
Tenshinhan plays a fairly large role in the ninth Dragon Ball Z Movie, "Milky Way At The Brink!! The Super Incredible Guy" ("Bojack Unbound" in the English dub)
Tenshinhan enters the tournament being staged by Mr. Satan's people and Gyosan Money (Mr. XS Cash) for his son's birthday. Ten easily makes it to the semi finals where Ten draws and must fight the Saiyan Trunks. This fight is dead even, Ten even uses his kikoho technique and is fighting on par with Trunks. However Trunks turns Super Saiyan and defeats Tenshinhan.
Ten then fights hard against Bojack and his crew, but is defeated.
Tenshinhan has trained intensely throughout his life and never stopped training until his death. Ten has devoted his life to learning all aspects of martial arts, and was taught the Tsuru Senin style, which included certain forbidden techniques such as the kikoho. Also due to intense physical training and later being trained by Kaiosama, Ten is much stronger than a normal human and he possesses superhuman strength and power to an unknown level, however during the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai Muten Roshi remarks that Ten's kikoho is much stronger than the kamehameha which he used to destroy the moon at the 21st Tenkaichi Budokai. Tenshinhan possesses superhuman speed, incredible superhuman agility and he possesses vast superhuman stamina. Ten is also able to fly (In fact Bukujutsu-"flight" was a signature technique of the Crane School) and he is also able to manipulate energy for energy blasts, energy spheres, and energy sheilds.
Tenshinhan is also a master at using invisible ki blasts called Kiai.
Tenshinhan has displayed the ability to copy an opponents attacks after seeing it once, as demonstrated when he performs the Turtle School's signature Kamehameha:
In addition he posses several special moves:
In English called the Tri Beam Cannon, the Kikoho is literally a "spirit cultivation canon" Tenshinhan fires a powerful beam of energy that uses up his life force. Over exerting himself using this technique leads to death. Tenshinhan first used this move against Goku at the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai, and variations against Nappa (Desperation Kikoho) and Cell (Shin Kikoho)
The Shishin no Ken (multiform) allows Tenshinhan to split his body into 4 independent beings. Tenshinhan used this technique notably against Goku at the 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai. The one downside of this technique is each of the four bodies has 1/4th the power of the original.
The Shiyo Ken (four arms technique) is a special technique where Tenshinhan grows two extra arms out of his back for combat. Ten uses this attack against Goku at the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai
Taiyo Ken (literally Fist of the Sun) or Solar Flare, is a technique Tenshinhan uses to blind his opponents. First used against Goku at the 22nd Tenkaichi Budokai, the Solar Flare has been a popular move for many Z characters, such as Goku and Cell.
The signature ki beam of the Crane School of martial arts, the Tsuru Senin (Crane Hermit) taught this move to both Tenshinhan and Chaozu.
Tenshinhan posses a third eye which increases his ability to follow opponents movements:
Tenshinhan has also demonstrated the ability to fire a laser like ki blast from his third eye, as seen in his fight at the 23rd Tenkaichi Budokai.
It has long been suspected that Tenshinhan awakened his third eye through intense training and meditation, however Akira Toriyama has actually said that Ten's origins are extraterrestrial in nature and that he is descendant from an alien race of Tri Cylops, or Three Eyes.
Lunch falls in love with Tenshinhan after seeing him compete at the 22nd Tenkaichi Budoukai, where upon the completion of the tournament she wants him to come live with her on Kame Senin's island.. They have a lot of moments together but Tenshinhan never really returns her feelings. However, they do live together after the defeat of Piccolo Jr. After Tenshinhan's death at the hands of the Saiyans, Lunch goes on a journey around the world and the two never meet again.
It's also interesting to mention that only the blond Lunch seems to have feelings for him.
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Violinist Rachael Fischer to Present an Evening of Chamber Music at Young Harris College
YOUNG HARRIS, Ga. – Violinist Rachael Fischer, D.M.A, will present an evening of 19th and 20th century chamber music for violin and piano on Monday, Oct. 14, at 7 p.m. in Glenn Auditorium of the Clegg Fine Arts Building on the YHC campus. The concert is free and open to the public.
Dr. Fischer began playing the violin at age four and continues to perform as a soloist and chamber musician. She earned her bachelor of music and doctor of musical arts degrees from the University of Georgia (UGA) and her master of music degree from Arizona State University in Tempe, Ariz. Dr. Fischer has completed extensive training sessions with the St. Lawrence and Julliard string quartets.
She has been invited to perform for regional, national and international events across the Southeast. Her recent concert appearances include chamber music performances with clarinetist Jon Manasse, the Aspen String Trio and the UGA string faculty.
Dr. Fischer has performed in several master classes with renowned violinists such as Brian Lewis and Stanley Ritchie. She won the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Association Concerto Competition in 2000 and the UGA Concerto Competition in 2004.
She currently teaches at Georgia Gwinnett College, Piedmont College and UGA's Community Music School, and serves as vice president for the Suzuki Association of Georgia.
For more information about the event, call the YHC Division of Fine Arts at (706) 379-5182.
About Young Harris College
Young Harris College is a private, baccalaureate degree-granting college located in the beautiful mountains of north Georgia. Founded in 1886 and historically affiliated with The United Methodist Church, Young Harris College educates, inspires and empowers students through the highest quality liberal arts education. The College currently has more than 1,100 students across five divisions—Education, Fine Arts, Humanities, Mathematics and Science, and Social and Behavioral Sciences. The historic campus in Young Harris, Ga., is currently undergoing major campus improvements to accommodate the College's growth, including recent completion of a 226-bed residence hall that is expected to earn LEED certification, a 248-bed, apartment-style residential village and a 57,000-square-foot, LEED-certified recreation center. In 2011, the College was granted candidacy for NCAA Division II athletics, and in 2012, was invited to become the 14th member of the Peach Belt Conference. YHC is among fewer than 300 colleges and universities nationwide named to the 2013-2014 list of Colleges of Distinction. For more information, visit yhc.edu.
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Btw, how many of you have ever heard someone actually use Google as a verb? I've never heard anyone (in the US at least) actually say it. I just read the press say that people say it which makes me wonder if it's just a myth.
And yes, I noticed all the mentions on Sex and The City. It seemed overdone to me.
Well Apple must pay a lot for her notebook,
I think they we're just trying to be hip. Dorky show, but my mate watches it, and "Google" caught my ear walking through the room.
Guess they figure they needed some positive feedback. Could just imagine the characters backstage - I dont want to say its my best friend anymore!
I don't think so. The Sopranos & others do a lot of currently-hip namedropping kind of like the way the Weather Channel gals enunciate "SNOW" and make you do a double-take--if you're a skier at least. :)
>>No HBO for me
You're missing out GoogleGuy; Six Feet Under & The Sopranos alone are worth the price IMO.
I've never heard of anyone googling anything. You can read it anyday of the week in almost any magazine or newspaper. Its been that way for about a year. Nothing new in it. But real people don't use the term. It is a manufactured product of the media.
IMHO it was a paid placement, as is the Mac, as is most of what you see on the Sopranos. The folks that produce those shows are not fools and routinely approach those who would be "hip" to see if they will pay to have their products seen/mentioned as opposed to having their competitors'products/names seen/mentioned.
There's nothing "hip" about Macs. There's not been anything "hip" about Macs for what? about 10 years. Google was "hip" 3 or 4 years ago. Not today. So I say paid placement.
And for the record, Google is now very much in the city. They are occupying subleased space at About.com's old location. Paying very low rates for the space might I add. Primedia has loads of empty space around the city but none more empty than 1440 Broadway!
I agree. Most of these productions have a product placement group. Almost nothing branded shown on TV and movies is not paid for.
Really? I actually saw part of the show (my wife was watching it, i swear), and the Google bit actually played a part in the plot.
So, do the product placement folks dictate plot lines? That's almost as bad as reading Google Zeitgeist and then deciding what your site is going to be about.
The people who are reeeeeeally hip don't worry about whether they're hip!
Seemless integration is what they strive for. Just a few modifications in the plot structure that goes unnoticed to most will do fine. A few seconds here and there and you will wonder why you feel the sudden urge to "Google." :-)
Right on, like none of us use Macs or Google in our daily/hourly lives, and the entire series was conceived around this dorky chick pounding out an episodic, thematic sentence on a Mac just to sell more Macs. Oh yea, she smokes cigs & other non-commercial stuff on the show so HBO is obviously funneling money into those lobbies.
Hey, if you guys are right, I still 'want my HBO' more than that retina-burn, movie review crap CNN is now calling 'news'.
She doesn't do a thing for most of us......but we can dream :o)


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I have a theory. If you are learning to play golf, you shouldn't play with a seven iron until you can use your pitching wedge. You shouldn't use your three iron until you can use your seven iron, and you shouldn't use your driver until you can use your three iron.
Apologies if this is meaningless to non-golfers; let me put it in a relevant context.
Don't use images to build a site until you can develop one without them.
Images on a website other than a logo, branding (which includes calls-to-action) and product photos are luxury, not necessity.
CSS has taken us beyond the need for all those spacer.gif's, beyond single-colour bars to separate parts of the page. OK, pretty things up a bit by using an image for your navigation tabs, or some funky icons, but learn how to do it without first.
Then, when you do start using images, learn how to use them properly. Get the alt attribute in, properly. Make it describe the image, not stuffed with keywords. NO! It's not for tool tips!
Get the title attribute working in links - where is it going?
The web is too design-oriented
This is not necessarily a problem - it makes things look pretty, which is great, but it has lead to a large number of designers leaping into the web without learning how it works.
I've seen websites (developed entirely by a designer) with a table for the basic layout, a table inside that to format the content, and then another table inside that for bullet points. How is this of benefit to anyone? Aside from anything else, it must be harder for the designer than just using <ul>...!
I fought the dot-com bust for the likes of you!
So what did it teach us? You can't just have an idea and make a fortune. Were lessons learned about usability, about functionality, about the user experience? Maybe, but not by many.
boo.com - 'nuff said.
I still see many people with Flash intros, with "This website was designed for Internet Explorer and 1024 x 768", with all the other things that we knew were wrong five, ten years ago.
And yet, develop a website that is simple, conforms to standards, looks good and loads fast and it will jump into the SERPS with little trouble, assuming that you do a few other things correctly too! (I'm not saying it guarantees a top spot, but it's a start)
Is it just something that will forever be a problem? Should I just shut up and make money from sorting things out for people? Probably both!
BILL! Don't you care?
Perhaps we can blame the big boys for the usability issues - although they can't stop someone using mystery meat! Why does IE show the alt attribute when mousing-over an image? Why will it render a mis-coded page correctly?
It is no doubt a chicken-and-egg situation. If browsers did everything strictly, would the web have taken off? Undoubtedly, one of the reasons for the internet's success is the phenomenally low barrier-to-entry. Anyone with a computer and an internet connection can be a 'webmaster' - for themselves of for others, and this has clearly helped its phenomenal growth.
So should we be thanking the browser guys for their lax attitude to code, or screaming at them for making everyone lazy? Probably both.
I went to Utah and all I got was this lousy teapot
A picture is worth a thousand words... or a picture wastes a thousand bytes? Sometimes all I want is information. That's what I love about WebmasterWorld - and I'm sure it's been designed specifically to allow users to get the content they need as quickly as possible. We're web people, we're busy, we want information and we want it now.
The world of instant information is being bogged down by over-excited designers. What are you going to do about it?
I'll end with a kiss - keep it simple, stupid
This is not necessarily a problem - it makes things look pretty, which is great
Good design is about making things work well. Look and feel is of course part of that, but unfortunately, this is lost on a lot of 'designers', who focus purely on the aesthetic.
disclaimer: Im a web designer
Absolutely. My issue with (some!) designers is that they often link little further than a first impression. There is little consideration to developing a relationship between user and site, to encouraging some sort of action from the user, or to what the user actually wants to do when they arrive at the website.
(the only thing I've heard that was worse was when an SEO firm a client was using before they started using me said the immortal words, "It doesn't matter what happens when the person gets to your website, all that matters is they find you in the search engines"...)
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Based on your comments, you sound like a true web designer, rather than a designer who has designed websites. There is a big difference, but one that few seem to notice.
You can't jam a good UI into a design that didn't take that into consideration in the first place.
Spending some time at www.csszengarden.com shows this perfectly.
I'm not thinking about "checking dead links using Xenu" when I say that.
I am thinking about the process of documenting all of the possible URL Formats(*) that could used to reach your content, documenting which ones are used by the site, which ones need a login (and therefore should be "noindex") and then looking for Duplicate Content issues and for ways that competitors could take out your site.
Almost no-one does this, not even the people producing most popular forum, blog, cart and other CMS systems. I have searched in vain for a complete list of formats for certain packages and drawn a blank. I have had to compile my own list before I could even start work to fix the problems with a site.
(*) - and that does mean ALL formats, all canonical and non-canonical formats, all "folder backdoors" on virtual hosting, and alternative URLs with ports, query strings and other stuff that the site may not actually need to "process". Even for a simple site the list is usually several dozen items. For a complex dynamic site it can run to thousands of formats, only a few dozen of which you would ever want to present to search engines for spidering.
Anyway, as far as graphics i disagree somewhat with the OP. A good website not only presents the information but also sets the right mood, and a good design goes a long way into doing that. Yes you can go overboard with cute flash navigation systems, but there's nothing wrong with sprucing up your pages with graphical buttons, gradients, and colors (as long as they have good contrast). I do agree about the alt and title attributes etc.
At one point we all used to implement websites like that, for lack of better technology. They can be just as usable as a CSS-based site, but not as accessible... Maybe it's an older site or the implementor is using an older authoring tool. I'm guessing a lot of not so accessible websites come from subpar authoring tools.
In the end, it all depends on the website... A blog or forum site works well with little graphics because it's there to exchange information, but a musician's website is more of a fan site and should contain lots of graphics, non-conventional colors, flash, videos, etc.
Personally, i use Opera with styling and images off by default, i.e. i ignore all graphics, colors, fonts etc, and i imagine people with certain handicaps are aware of and use similar browsers and settings. With these settings, most websites work well, including table-driven sites, occasionally i need to turn on images because of lack of alt attributes... But still, i regularly switch styling on to see what else the author wants to tell me through their graphics and colors.
No matter, it still won't stop people from setting all alt attributes to "image" or from setting their search page's title to "Help:" (wink).
Oops. Didn't notice which forum this was in. Not sure what link I followed to get this thread.
That's an excellent point. I have a feeling I fall in between "no site ever does" and "that does mean ALL formats". So I'm good, but not perfect ;-)
It's not so much that I don't think they should be used, but that they should be understood before they are used. You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone - learn how to work without something makes you appreciate its power much more when you then start using it again. I developed one website using nothing but text and CSS, and immediately found it much easier to develop my next website using images to a much greater effect than I had ever done before.
My concern is that too many graphic designers are having the first and last say on the web, which is having negative effects from a usability point of view.
Absolutely - I'm not suggesting that they never should have been done, but that they are still being churned out. I think one of the issues is with the perceived low barrier to entry to becoming a "web designer". Someone posted a link to a Yahoo! article a short while back of "jobs you can do from home", which I think included things like stuffing envelopes and web design.
As with usability testing, I think things fall down to budgeting (as with many other things!). The 'average' business (thinks they) can't afford to do design, testing, compliance etc., so the basics get done and the less obvious stuff (that the client doesn't perhaps see or understand) gets left out.
Personally, I've been working for the last couple of years on a big project for a client, that has taken up most of my time shortly after this post [webmasterworld.com]. Again, I've been frustrated that budgets and client demands have prevented certain aspects from being done correctly, but I've finally had the 'big idea', and I can start developing a site where the only limitations are my time, not someone else's budget.
I can't wait!
I'm not a web designer - heck, I'm here under false pretenses because I don't even really consider myself a webmaster! I'm someone who has a few websites, which are mostly straight content (that I write myself) so pretty simple to put together and to keep going. As I gradually learn more, they gradually get a little more complex.
But there's no way I'd create a website for someone else and charge them for it! What blows me away are the people I run into on other forums (not so often here) who know a heckuva lot less than I do and consider themselves professional web designers and even have a stable of clients. I'd not only feel dishonest doing that, I'd be scared to death that I'd be found out! Some of the questions they ask are so elementary I can't believe it, and the ones they don't know to ask are even worse (The site looks different when you see it on someone else's computer? Is it possible they're using a different screen resolution? Oh, you didn't know about that...?). There are a couple of these forums where I'm considered an expert - which is scary!
I'm glad the web itself has a low barrier to involvement, or my little content sites couldn't exist. But for people as clueless as I am (or even moreso) to set themselves up as professionals is (IMVHO) crazy! I only hope the clients get savvy enough to find their way to people who know what they're doing.
Designers need to design their sites and their user interfaces and deliver them in nothing more digital than a set of PNG files. It is then for someone who is an expert in HTML and CSS to turn those designs into a lean, mean and optimised conversions machine.
I know many people run web development as a one-person business. Same person is the web designer and the programmer. Tools like dreamweaver try to jam these roles into one. That's fine for "mom and pop" sites but it must be recognised that this is flying in the face of good practice. I guess it's the WYSIWYG web editors which have blurred the line.
After all, you'd not pay your builders to design your house, and you'd not trust your architect to do bricklaying.
If it was a reasonably large project I would argue against this. Good designers are not necessarily good interface designers. They can make something look fantastic, and I am constantly jealous of the ability to make something look simply fantastic, but they are also the worst culprits for insisting on mystery meat, dropdown menus, images instead of text (e.g. for descriptions!), inline scrolling and various other irritating (to me at least) usability issues.
I am not sure about the best order for the process, but I would suggest you need to do Designer > UI development > Designer (for final tweaks) > HTML / CSS developer. I wouldn't have any two of the three in the same room at the same time, otherwise sparks may fly ;-)


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Marriage may just be driving Weston Cage nuts. The 20-year-old son of troubled Oscar winner Nicolas Cage has been admitted to the psychiatric ward of a Los Angeles hospital after his first major blowout with his wife of one month prompted him to spazz out and attack his personal trainer in a fit over being…
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Last week in United States Bankruptcy Court Bankruptcy Judge Diane Davis decided that the village did indeed properly take over the property when it was seized in a foreclosure action that started back in 2008.
Fleischmanns — Jeanne Palmer and Connie Mohar will appear on Sunday, Aug.14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fleischmanns Market on Main, on Main Street in Fleischmanns. Jeanne Palmer, a Roxbury part-timer is a musician and dancer for much of her life. As a choreographer and director of musical theatre she toured the world and now enjoys playing the fiddle with friends both in the city and in the Catskills.
By John Bernhardt It was singing in the rain on the tennis courts in Fleischmanns last weekend. Nearly 50 tennis players danced between the raindrops as they worked through the brackets in five divisions of the 2011 Catskill Cup.
Rain forced intermittent play but spirits were high and most divisions advanced to the final rounds. The local tennis showcase will run its course this coming weekend with championship matches scheduled both Saturday and Sunday.
Fleischmanns — The Fleischmanns Market on Main is flourishing on Main Street at the gazebo every Sunday. More and more people come each week to enjoy the sweet corn, peaches, tomatoes, baked goods, tea, berries, squash, beets, peppers and lots more wonderful products including great conversation. The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. each Sunday.
Fleischmanns — Garrin Benfield will perform at Skene Memorial Library at the final performance in the Skene Sings 2011 concert series on Sunday, July 24 at 2 p.m. Garrin has performed as opening act for Boz Scaggs, and his solo performances have drawn praise for his soulful lyrics and wicked guitar playing.
The concert is free. For more information call Skene Library at 254-4581. This concert was originally scheduled for September 11 and has been rescheduled for July 24 due to scheduling conflicts.
Fleischmanns — After a rainy start to its season on Sunday, July 3 the Fleischmanns Market on Main bounced back on Sunday, July 10 under sunny skies and a beautiful light breeze. Everyone was out and about in the village.
This past week's Fleischmanns Market on Main was blossoming with beans, raspberries, plants, crafts, syrup and mushrooms from the start of the growing season. There were families strolling around making new friends and connecting with their old neighbors while children were busy creating watercolor masterpieces.
Friends and relatives gathered Saturday, June 25 at Congregation B'Nai Israel in Fleischmanns to celebrate the 50th wedding anniversary of Steve and June Meinstein of Margaretville. Steve and June were married on June 25, 1961 in Kingston at the Reformed Synagogue. They have lived their married lives together in Margaretville on the Cemetery Road farm that Steve purchased 60 years ago. The couple has two daughters, Caroline of Queens, and Juliette of Austin, Texas.
Fleischmanns — Approximately 20 paintings by popular Hudson Valley artist Jose Acosta will be on display in a show entitled "Color, Joy & Happiness" at Zoom Gallery, 1033 Main Street, Fleischmanns. The show will hand from July 2 to July 31.
The opening reception for Acosta will be held at Zoom Gallery on Saturday, July 2, from 1 to 4 p.m. The public is invited to this event; which includes light refreshments and live music.
Fleischmanns — Congregation Bnai Israel begins its 93rd year in Fleischmanns with Sabbath services on Friday, June 24 at 7 p. m. and Saturday morning at 9 a. m. with Rabbi Moshe Pomerantz officiating.
A special Kiddush following Saturday services will celebrate the 70th anniversary of Paul and Lillian Steinfeld and the 50th anniversary of Steve and June Meinstein.


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Advice for taking care of Rhodie for next year.
I live in a large apartment complex that has many Rhodies planted around it (Oregon, so the Rhodies love it).
I don't know if the management or their gardeners are taking care of the Rhodies properly. (I'm not Jewish but I do have Jewish Mother traits. :) I hope that isn't offensive to anyone. I mean it in the best of possible ways.)
But the mgt. saves money wherever they can.
An automatic watering nozzle was turned off for this Rhodie last year. I didn't water it myself but I could easily do that this year when we have our dry spells.
I have a very large Rhodie just off my patio and if it needs any care other than the rain we get here I'd be willing to do it.
So-should I fertilize it next year before bloom season? I know I should use acid fertilizer if I do.
Should I use any fertilizer before then?
Is there anything I can do to help this Rhodie after it stops blooming this year? (The blooms seem to be fewer or smaller, but I guess that can be just a yearly thing.)
So, should I just keep my hands off? Or can I help it?
Thank you akamaine, I just didn't want to 'mother it to death'. :)
I'll fertilize it and mulch it (but the hired gardeners come around and rake leaves etc out occasionally. I may put a sign up.) Willamette Valley is never quite 'dry' but I'll water it when we're having a dry spell, which is now.
I'm north of you, but my guess would be a more important time to supply supplemental water would be in Aug, Sept, which are typically our dryer months. It would be approximately during that time too that the flower buds for next year would be set, so not letting it experience drought in late summer and early Fall may be helpful.
My own (coastal, and a little cooler here) rarely need supplemental water before late July at the earliest, even with the above average temps we experienced over last weekend :)
I was just in the Portland and Seattle areas at the Rhododendron Society convention. We visited many of the top rhododendron gardens and I asked all of them if they watered. Virtually none watered except for the first two years after planting. They were just very observant. If the plants were wilted in the morning, then they would attempt to get water to the plant. If the plants were wilted in the heat of the day or in the evening, that is normal and do not water.
Of course nurseries water regularly but they use a media that drains quickly to avoid root rot. Root rot is more of a problem then drought. But keep an eye out for severe drought which will be obvious in the morning.
@rhodyman----- thanks for your input---- and all of you.
Another question? I'm considering getting 2 Rhodies to put on my patio. Would they do o.k.? I'm home all the time and can water carefully. I imagine that some types of Rhodies would do better in containers than others.
You are asking for a challenge.
First make sure the container is very well drained.
Second, make sure the soil won't get hot when the sun hits the container. It is best to use a planter inside a wooden planter.
Third, try to only water when the plants begin to show some drought stress. To much water is a real killer. Ideally they would get enough water from rain.
Fourth, don't underestimate how big it will get. The stated size is when 10 years old. They don't stop growing then.
Fifth, you have the advantage you can bring the container inside if a late frost is predicted which would kill the flowers when it is in bloom. But bringing inside in winter is a challenge. Too much heat prevents dormancy. It is much better to leave outside except for a severe cold spell, when the protection of an unheated garage or shed might be beneficial.
I read your first sentence and decided that I wasn't going to 'ask for a challenge'. (grin)
I'd read many Internet sites about container rhodies and of course the ones selling rhodies said some were o.k. for containers. Well, I know just enough about reading between the lines on seller's sites to want to check further.
Your reply gave me all the reasons I needed to discard the idea of a container rhodie. Not that it can't be done, I guess, so others might consider it.
I'm a very senior citizen and wouldn't be able to bring it inside. And even if I weren't a senior I doubt I'd want to take that trouble.
I live PNW and the weather isn't 'severe' but it still might impact a containerized rhodie.
So, thank you all so much for your expert advice. I think I'll just find a nice juniper or such for my patio. Or something else. Don't know yet.


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Five-Spice Chicken Thighs with Plum Chutney
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Chinese five-spice powder adds heaps of flavor and zero fat to this easy grilled chicken recipe.
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Calories | 290 |
Total Fat | 11g |
Saturated Fat | 4g |
Cholesterol | 99mg |
Sodium | 685mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 11g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 27g |
Calcium | -- |
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Serves: 4
Yields: 4 main-dish servings
Total Time: 38 min
Prep Time: 20 min
Cook Time: 18 min
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Plum Chutney:
- 1 pound(s) ripe plums, pitted and cut into 1/4-inch dice
- 1/4 cup(s) (lightly packed) fresh basil leaves, chopped
- 2 tablespoon(s) balsamic vinegar
- 1 tablespoon(s) minced red onion
- 2 teaspoon(s) sugar
- 1 teaspoon(s) grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1/8 teaspoon(s) salt
Five-Spice Chicken Thighs:
- 8 small bone-in chicken thighs, skin removed
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 clove(s) garlic, crushed with press
- 2.5 teaspoon(s) Chinese five-spice powder
- 3 tablespoon(s) orange marmalade
- Nonstick cooking spray
- Prepare Plum Chutney: In medium bowl, stir all chutney ingredients. Cover and refrigerate at least 1 hour to blend flavors or up to 1 day. Makes about 2 1/2 cups.
- Meanwhile, prepare charcoal fire or preheat gas grill for covered direct grilling over medium heat.
- Prepare Five-Spice Chicken Thighs: In medium bowl, toss chicken with salt, garlic, and 2 teaspoons five-spice powder. In cup, mix marmalade with remaining 1/2 teaspoon five-spice powder and 1 tablespoon water.
- Spray chicken with nonstick cooking spray. Place chicken on hot grill rack. Cover grill and cook chicken 16 minutes, turning chicken over once. Brush half of marmalade mixture on chicken; turn chicken over and cook uncovered, 1 minute. Brush chicken with remaining marmalade mixture; turn over and cook 1 minute longer or until juices run clear when thickest part of thigh is pierced with tip of knife. Serve with Plum Chutney.
Nutritional information is based on 1 serving of chicken without chutney.
Each 1/4 cup chutney: About 30 calories, 0 g protein, 7 g carbohydrate, 0 g total fat, 1 g fiber, 0 mg cholesterol, 30 mg sodium.
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MILWAUKEE - Senior guard Avery Smith has been suspended indefinitely from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee men's basketball team for a violation of team rules, head coach Rob Jeter announced prior to tonight's exhibition game with UW-Parkside.
"As a head coach, I strive to give my players every opportunity and chance to succeed. But, with the season starting tonight, I need to concern myself with the progress of the entire team and not just one individual," Jeter said. "We have a large group of players on the team, both veterans and newcomers, and those players have been showing their commitment every day to making us a better team and a better program. So, I have focused my energy on getting the guys in that locker room ready for tonight's game."
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OK Go have becomebetter known for their over-the-top music videos than their music — and the Chicago rockers seem just fine with that. The band has just dropped their latest visual accompaniment to the song "Last Leaf." Watch it below.
OK Go's latest is their most understated yet — but transfixing nonetheless. The video uses white toast to project images of forests and creatures playing instruments. The animation was painstakingly assembled by Geoff McFetridge — and looks to have required hundreds of loaves of Wonder Bread. In an interview with the art and design blog Kitsune Noir, McFetridge said the video was compiled quickly. "I had two weeks to do the bulk of the animation and then a week for revisions," he said. "So that was really fast."
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San Diego, CA — With the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup on the horizon, the U.S. Men's National Team will play its only tune-up match before the event when it hosts Guatemala on July 5 in San Diego (TICKETS). Kickoff at Qualcomm Stadium is set for 8 p.m. PT, and the match will be broadcast live on NBC Sports Network. (Watch at Official U.S. Soccer Bars) Fans can follow the match live on ussoccer.com's MatchTracker and via Twitter @ussoccer. Former Mayfield Trojan Edgar Castillo has been named to the Gold Cup team for the United States.
U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann has indicated that the starting group that faces Guatemala will be considered the favorites to be the first XI for the Gold Cup, giving fans in San Diego the first look at the group that will lead the charge for the USA's fifth confederation championship title.
The group began gathering on July 1 and will play the first match for the MNT in San Diego since 2006. The mix of veterans and younger players are hoping the Guatemala match and the Gold Cup will prove to be a launching point for a spot in World Cup Qualifying and ultimately Brazil in 2014. (From Gold Cup to World Cup?)
BEASLEY NAMED GOLD CUP CAPTAIN: Klinsmann has named three-time World Cup veteran DaMarcus Beasley as the U.S. captain for the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup. Beasley has enjoyed a resurgence with the National Team after receiving his first call-up in seven months when he was added to the roster for the World Cup Qualifiers in March against Costa Rica and Mexico. "His leadership and experience will be very valuable in this tournament, and he can help connect some of the younger players to what we have been building," Klinsmann said.
GOALKEEPERS (3) : Bill Hamid (D.C. United), Sean Johnson (Chicago Fire), Nick Rimando (Real Salt Lake)
DEFENDERS (8) : Corey Ashe (Houston Dynamo), DaMarcus Beasley (Puebla), Tony Beltran (Real Salt Lake), Edgar Castillo (Club Tijuana), Clarence Goodson (San Jose Earthquakes), Oguchi Onyewu (Sporting Lisbon), Michael Orozco Fiscal (Puebla), Michael Parkhurst (FC Augsburg)
MIDFIELDERS (7) : Kyle Beckerman (Real Salt Lake), Alejandro Bedoya (Helsinborg), Joe Corona (Club Tijuana), Mix Diskerud (Rosenborg), Joshua Gatt (Molde FK), Stuart Holden (Bolton), Jose Torres (Tigres)
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