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Banteay Srei or Banteay Srey is a 10th century Cambodian temple dedicated to the Hindu god Shiva. Located in the area of Angkor in Cambodia. It lies near the hill of Phnom Dei, 25 km north-east of the main group of temples that once belonged to the medieval capitals of Yasodharapura and Angkor Thom. Banteay Srei is built largely of red sandstone, a medium that lends itself to the elaborate decorative wall carvings which are still observable today. The buildings themselves are miniature in scale, unusually so when measured by the standards of Angkorian construction. These factors have made the temple extremely popular with tourists, and have led to its being widely praised as a "precious gem", or the "jewel of Khmer art.
女王廟又稱女王宮,位於柬埔寨大吳哥東北約25公里荔枝山(Phnom Dei)旁的一座印度教寺廟,供奉著婆羅門教三大天神之一的濕婆。建於967年的羅真陀羅跋摩(Rajendravarman)王朝,而於1002年的闍耶跋摩五世(Jayavarman V)王朝完成。該廟以硃色砂岩構成,充滿精緻的浮雕,有「吳哥藝術寶石」之稱。規模與尺寸較其它吳哥古跡的建築為小,一般認為即是「女人的城堡」之名稱由來。
Asia is the biggest continent on Earth, a darling little gem floating around in space.Hm, what is Asia? Who's in on it?China and India are safe bets for Asian nations. Korea, Japan, Thailand, you're fine.Europe? No. Europe would sort of be on the "Asian continent" if not for those pesky Ural mountains dividing things up in the middle, and then also the whole lineage of kings and wealth and nations and the EU and all that "give me my respect" stuff.Russia would probably be happiest as its own continent, so for now we'll leave it in "Eurasia" and just hope the natural gas supplies keep flowing.Pakistan and Afghanistan are dang close to Asia, but politically they show up in "Middle East" news stories an awful lot. Verdict: Eurasia.I guess we'll actually have to consider everything from Turkey on eastward to be "Eurasian", although the moniker seems overlappitory of the territory.The Asian economy is now officially raging like a wild furnace of lava that consumes everything in its path. Japan has had the largest individual economy in Asia for decades, but it is forecast that both India and China will outstrip Japan within twenty years.China is the largest holder of United States debt and is positioned to become the world's next superpower, provided that Godzilla doesn't return and decide to stomp everybody back into the Shang Dynasty.Text by Steve Smith.


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The eyes of both hard endurists and passionate followers of the sport tend to glaze over at the mere mention of the legendary Erzberg Rodeo – the annual man and machine attack on Austria's Erzberg, the Iron Mountain. This weekend thousands of aficionados flock to Erzberg to compete against the mountain or to urge on those who are brave enough to test themselves in probably the world's toughest ride. Thousands try, only a handful of them succeed.
KTM riders have had a stranglehold on the main trophy, a simple chunk of iron ore that is presented to the fastest man up the mountain carved and terraced by mining going right back to the time of the Celts. Who will win in 2013 will only be decided after the notorious Red Bull Hare Scramble on Sunday.
The name most frequently inscribed on the Erzberg role of honor is KTM's Taddy Blazusiak of Poland who has won no less that five times. Now recognized as the finest EnduroCross rider in international competition, Blazusiak broke into international competition on the Iron Mountain in 2007. After an amazing ride in Saturday's Iron Road Prologue where his talent was obvious amongst the massive field of 1500 competitors, Blazusiak was offered a KTM machine for Sunday's Hare Scramble and came away with the prize. The Polish rider, subsequently signed by KTM factory rider, won the Red Bull Hare Scramble in the next four years, the only one to have his name on the winner's list five times.
Blazusiak did not compete in 2012 because of a program clash with the US-based EnduroCross competition, in which he is also a multiple champion so last year, young upstart British KTM rider Jonny Walker stepped up to the challenge and won the chunk of iron ore. Now in 2012 Walker, also now a KTM factory rider will try to repeat the victory. Taddy will definitely be at Erzberg and hopes to compete but this will only be decided when he is able to assess his level of fitness. He injured his wrist in a crash at the Barcelona X-Games recently, which has interrupted his special training regime to prepare to attack the Iron Mountain.
Making his first attempt at the Iron Mountain is KTM Enduro Factory rider Ivan Cervantes of Spain. Cervantes returned to the Orange factory team in 2013 after a two-season break and is currently second in the E2 championship standings. But Erzberg is another level of challenge for any professional rider. The fastest 500 riders from Saturday's Prologue qualify to start up the wicked slopes of Erzberg in Sunday's Hare Scramble. They have a four-hour limit to complete the course and less than 20 make it to the top. Only those who are tough enough, skilled enough and able to endure the pain and exhaustion get to the finish line.
The Erzberg Rodeo attracts riders from all over the planet and in 2013 they include Japan's veteran Erzberg competitor Taichi Tanaka, riding at #5 and competing for KTM Japan Racing. And because the fame of the legendary race has also spread across the globe, Tanaka has also arranged venues for public viewing back home in Japan.
In fact enthusiasts all over the world will be able to follow the 2013 Red Bull Hare Scramble via live streaming on www.ktm.com and KTM Racing Facebook from 11:00 CET on Sunday June 2, 2013
The Erzbergrodeo is a massive four-day event with a program tailored to satisfy riders and true believer fans who come in their thousands to ride and party on and around the Iron Mountain. In 2013 as well as the GENERALI IRON ROAD PROLOGUE, the RED BULL HARE SCRAMBLE and the legendary ERZBERGRODEO RIDER'S PARTY on Saturday night, there is the popular KÄRCHER ROCKET RIDE where the only way is up the mountain in a direct line. Other popular features include Freestyle MX and the internationally famous STURM AUF EISENERZ where the world's biggest gathering of motorcyclists, many in costume, parade through the streets of the nearby town of Eisenerz.
The XIX edition of the Erzberg Rodeo gets underway on Thursday and concludes on Sunday. While a definite sporting highlight for anyone passionate about motorcycles and extreme riding, it is also not for the faint hearted. Even those that go for the parties and to help celebrate the extreme riding will need plenty of high octane energy to get through the weekend.
- GENERALI IRON ROAD PROLOGUE (Saturday): 1500 starters – fastest 500 qualify for the Hare Scramble
- RED BULL HARE SCRAMBLE (Sunday): 500 starters, 20 checkpoints, limit of four hours to get to the top
Live streaming via www.ktm.com and KTM Racing Facebook from 11:00 CET, Sunday June 2, 2013
Red Bull Hare Scramble Honor Role
- 2012 Jonny Walker (UK, KTM)
- 2011 Taddy Blazusiak (PL, KTM)
- 2010 Taddy Blazusiak (PL, KTM)
- 2009 Taddy Blazusiak (PL, KTM)
- 2008 Taddy Blazusiak (PL, KTM)
- 2007 Taddy Blazusiak (PL, KTM)
- 2006 David Knight (UK, KTM)
- 2005 David Knight (UK, KTM)
- 2004 Chris Pfeiffer (D, Gas Gas)
- 2003 Cyril Despres (AND, KTM)
- 2002 Cyril Despres (AND, KTM)
- 2001 Juha Salminen (FIN, KTM)
- 2000 Chris Pfeiffer (GER, Gas Gas)
- 1999 Stefano Passeri (I, KTM)
- 1998 Giovanni Sala (I, KTM)
- 1997 Chris Pfeiffer (D, Gas Gas)
- 1996 Chris Pfeiffer (D, Gas Gas)
- 1995 Alfie Cox (RSA, KTM)

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Why has Media Not Played up Republicans Taking Obama's Senate Seat?
Wouldn't you think it would be a big deal if a Republican president lost his senate seat to a Democrat only 2 short years after he was elected to the highest office in the land? I mean, don't you think the media would think that a Republican president losing his own former office to the opposing party would be a story they wouldn't be able to resist?
Yet with the election of Republican Mark Kirk, here we have a Republican taking the former senate seat of a Democrat president only two years in office (and only two years after a Democrat landslide at that) and the media has been practically nonchalant about the whole turnover of that seat to the opposition party.
Just think about this for a moment. Barack Obama resigned his senate seat in Illinois, the bluest of blue states, when he was elected president in a Democrat landslide that seemed to engulf the whole country. It was so tremendous a landslide that many pundits in the chattering classes at the time thought that it was the beginning of a permanent Democrat majority.
A scant two years later, that bluest of blue senate seats went to the Republicans who themselves won a landslide of epic proportions wholly reversing Obama's great wave election.
I have been keeping an eye on this question since November 2 expecting some pundit or Old Media yakker to notice what a symbolic slap to Obama that losing his own senate seat to the opposition is. But so far, it's all been very low key. And when the Old Media does bother to note the fact it is mentioned in a purely perfunctory manner.
It is telling that the Old Media has not made a bigger deal about this. After all, the Old Media wants to mitigate the GOP wave that swept the country and ignoring this major symbolic rebuke to Obama on a personal level is something they don't want talked about.
Imagine how the media would be playing this news, though, if it were a Republican that lost his own senate seat to a Democrat. What if George W. Bush was a senator from Texas and his senate seat went to a Democrat in 2002, only two years after he was elected to the White House (or if a Democrat was elected to the Texas Governorship after Bush became President)?
All across the country tongues would be wagging in the Old Media and the drumbeat theme would be that Bush losing his seat to the opposition would mean a repudiation of him in the most personal of ways. Why what would the Old Media be saying if a president couldn't even assure his party that his own old elected position of only two years past could be held for his own party?
Yet, the fact that Obama could not insure that his own senate seat would stay with his own party and on top of that he couldn't insure that in the blue state of Illinois has gone practically ignored by the Old Media.
It is a puzzlement, isn't it?
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Great pics and it's so true! I am such a sucker b/c I gave in and let Cricket have a couple Snowballs (same as a snowcone out in the midwest) all in the name of Summer! Normally it'd be over my dead body but so true, what is summer without some frozen sugar water?! I feel much better knowing you do it too :)
ReplyDelete I can tell that darn Icecream truck came by your house! Right? When we lived there they would come EVERYDAY right at dinner time. The kids would be all upset and crying. It was awful. We finally had to make a rule that we only got Icecream on Thursdays. That way they knew not even to ask until Thursday. But, it sucks when all the kids in your neighborhood get IC everyday, and that stuff can get expensive with 3 kids!
But, those are cute pics anyway!- ArianneJune 27, 2007 1:45 PM
looks like the ice cream man drove by? you guys are all adorable!
we have some rocket pops in the freezer, but i'm hoping the kids continue to not know they exist. those things are like injecting the sugar straight into their hyper little bodies! they are only for emergencies at this point.


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"Beautiful Beginning of the Gamache series"
After I read "How the Light Gets In" recently, I was inspired to go back to the beginning of Louise Penny's wonderful series about Chief Inspector Gamache, his agents of the Surete', and the charming village of Three Pines, with its idiosyncratic residents. "Still Life" introduces Gamache and his agents to the Three Pines inhabitants, and introduces all of them to the reader. I had read Still Life several times over the years since it first came out, and each time I saw more and more things to wonder at and to in admire Louise Penny's writing. This time, hearing the novel narrated by Ralph Cosham, I gained another perspective on a good story written by a superior writer.
To my view, what makes the Gamache series unique, and oh so wonderful, is the way in which Penny takes time to explore the inner viewpoint of each and every character over the course of the books. And, of course, the most complete exploration of character is that of Gamache. Each book, starting with this one, increases and expands our knowledge of him, his beliefs, motivations, and above all, his gentleness and kindness. Ralph Cosham has become Gamache for me, with exactly the voice, deliberation, mildness and steel that Louise Penny has created with her words.
If you've never read Louise Penny's books, I urge you to do so, and to start with Still Life. In order to really get the full impact of the evolution of these characters, you need to read these books in chronological order.
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In her "Armand Gamache" series (or "Three Pines" series), Louise Penny has created for her readers beloved characters, most of whom live in a beloved village where most of us would love to live. The enchantment of the village of Three Pines rests both in its size (so small it appeaars on no map) and in the wonderfully eccentric characters who inhabit it.
Penny describes this enchanted place so simply, but so meaningfully, that I for one would move there tomorrow if it really existed. But the real wonder of the Three Pines books is the fully developed, yet still maturing, personality of each and every character. Even secondary characters get a good dose of description so that the reader has a good idea of their characters and emotions. And the primary characters, after nine previous books, are so well known to us in all their strengths, eccentricities, and weaknesses that each of their actions in this 10th book can be interpreted against the background of their characters, their pasts, and their previous actions.
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This 10th book is not an action book or thriller, but something more like an old-fashioned murder mystery in which a puzzle must be solved. This type of plot seems to me to perfectly reflect the quieter life being led by Gamache since his retirement. While it may not be the favorite type of plot for some Penny fans, it is immensely satisfying to me, because I have an even greater opportunity to become even more familiar with several of the Three Pines residents.
And of course, Ralph Cosham IS Gamache, and all the other regular characters in these books. His performances are perfect, and make the stories even better than the print books!
"Not up to Chesney's Usual Standards"
Marion Chesney is an extremely prolific author, writing both period and contemporary novels and series of mystery and romance under several names, including Marion Chesney and, probably best known, M.C. Beaton. I have read books from several of her series, including contemporary, Regency, Victorian and Edwardian mysteries. I have enjoyed almost all of them. They are written with a light hand, enjoyable without serious pretension.
I have especially enjoyed her Edwardian series and the Hamish MacBeth series. So when I saw a listing for a Chesney Victorian series, I anticipated the pleasure I had experienced in the Edwardian series. Alas, despite the intriguing underlying concept (a set of sisters who have been raised in, and have adopted, the ideals and goals of women's rights, especially women's suffrage), the book felt flat and uninteresting to me.
This book was missing all the light, humorous touches which I had come to expect from Chesney. The characters, especially the sisters, seemed dull and lifeless despite the fact that the plot contained more than a little action. Finally, many of the occurrences in the plot were simply not believable, and no amount of humor could cover up or diminish that fact. Despite the best efforts of narrator Vanessa Benjamin, she could not give this book enough life to make it enjoyable.
I will continue to read other Chesney books for those times when I just want a light, humorous break, but I doubt that I will continue this Waverly Women series.
"Second in the series even better than the first"
In "The Silkworm," J.K. Rowling, aka Robert Galbraith, proves that she can write and develop characters in adult detective fiction just as magically as she did in YA fiction where the characters themselves were surrounded by magic. She captivated us through a 7-book series in Harry Potter. Now she/he has created detective Cormoran Strike and Robin, his assistant/protege wannabe. In this second book both Cormoran and Robin grow and become stronger, more mature, and more comfortable with themselves.
Along with the exceptional character development, "Galbraith" provides the reader with lots of characters who are quirky, to say the least, and a great plot which had me keeping up but not able to foresee the twists and turns.
Robert Glenister takes the story and adds even more magic with his narration. He has settled into these characters and, despite a deep voice, he creates believable female voices. All in all, this was a wonderful listening experience. I can't wait for the next book in the series!
"Some Character Development, Please!"
I purchased this Audiobook as a result of some good reviews by other listeners whose reviews I respect. Alas, I was not impressed. At times I felt like I was listening to a poorly-written teenage adventure novel. (My apologies to the many extremely well-written and imaginative young adult novels.) I found the main character, Sky Stone, a one-dimensional character who repeatedly goes off on tangents motivated either by anger or by hormones, often ending up in very uncomfortable situations. Secondary characters were not much better, and that only because they appeared in the story for shorter periods of time.
I was made even more aware of the lack of development of the characters in this book when I listened to my next book, The Silkworm, written by J.K. Rowling as Robert Galbraith, and experienced the marvelous, three-dimensional characters which that writer produces.
That said, the plot of The Profiler's Daughter was fairly engaging, although there were a few too many red herrings. I did enjoy the depiction of the rather stormy relationship of Sky and her Grandmother. I found the narration to be adequate.
"Quirky, funny and brilliant"
Alan Bennett is my all-time favorite writer of dialogue and monologue. He is a master at showing a character's inner feelings without the character's actually knowing he or she is revealing much of anything. And he has an uncanny knack for creating the talk of women: every line, even when pretty far out, sounds absolutely true to the character.
These talents make the "Talking Heads" monologues memorable, ironic and funny at the same time that they are moving and powerful. In particular, "A Lady of Letters," with Patricia Routledge, and "Bed Among the Lentils," with Anna Massey demonstrate the quiet lives of desperation lived by many women.
This is material guaranteed to make you laugh or chuckle and yet be moved by the speakers. Highly recommended!
"An Exceptional Groundbreaking Crime Drama"
When you listen to this book, it seems as fresh and current as it was when first published in 1953, with a main character psychopath/sociopath who is charming and ruthless, preying on young women and willing to kill to get what he wants.
Ira Levin was 23 when "A Kiss Before Dying" was published, and I marvel at the taut, complex and frightening plot which he produced. This is especially true when you consider that his other works through his lifetime included "No Time For Sergeants," "The Boys From Brazil," "Rosemary's Baby," and "The Stepford Wives."
While I had previously seen a movie of this story, I had never read the book. The book is sooo much better at building the suspense and keeping you guessing. The author even manages to keep the reader guessing for a while over which of three possible young men is the culprit.
The recording also contains an informative introduction about the author and the book, and how the book was received when it was first published.
Highly recommended to anyone who appreciates taut and careful plotting, and enjoys classic mystery stories.
"Good World War II Espionage Tale"
In "The Secret Vanguard," the 5th book in the Appleby series, Michael Innes starts the plot with a dead poet, then takes us on a wild ride around the English countryside as it was in 1940. Characters are kidnapped by strange foreigners, escapes are engineered, then escapees have to play desperate games of evasion, only to be caught again. As the story goes along, you are told that these bad guys are German agents, and if you stay alert, you will be told how all of this is tied to the murdered poet. The story is great fun, and reminds me a bit of "The Thirty-nine Steps" by John Buchan, which dealt with World War I spies in England.
I enjoy Innes's literate writing, his plots and his characters, especially Inspector Appleby, who is ordered by the Government to join in the chase after the Germans. Matt Addis delivers his usual excellent narration in this story, performing in both educated and regional working class accents in a polished and effective manner.
An excellent way to spend a day or two (or a long drive) listening.
"Well done by both author and narrator - great fun."
Like other reviewers, I must confess that I have an addiction to all those sequels, variations, and other books which I just call "Austen genre." I have read quite a few and will continue to read more, even if they turn out to be disappointing attempts by writer and/or narrator.
Pamela Aidan's trilogy ("A Novel of Fitzwilliam Darcy, Gentleman") is among the very best of the Austen genre. Aidan writes quite well, conveying the atmosphere, culture, and daily life of the English upper class during the Regency Period. In addition, she provides a great deal of information about the politics, foreign affairs, and legal matters of that Period. And she does all this while staying very close to Jane Austen's characters and plot in Pride and Prejudice. I found her suppositions about the true natures of the P&P characters to be completely believable and understandable: her Darcy never puts a foot wrong or betrays his principles (until he sees that his principles are mistaken or no longer valid). I enjoyed seeing the fleshing-out of characters like Georgianna and Mr. Bingley, and the introduction of new characters, especially Fletcher, Darcy's valet.
As to the narrator, George Holmes, I had no trouble with his reading. While his cadence is a bit different because of pauses between phrases, the pauses are very slight and, to my mind, create a less-hurried cadence, one more suited to the age in which the book is set. It is my understanding from quite a bit of reading that the upper classes in the Regency Period actually did talk slowly, because they seldom had any sort of deadline which required urgency. In addition, I believe that George Holmes' voice is very well-suited to this book -- light, somewhat delicate, and very much like the voice of a Regency aristocrat (as I have imagined them or heard them in BBC productions).
This was a very enjoyable read, and I have already started volume 2 of the Trilogy.
"Well-written Regency Mystery with a Twist"
Set in the village of Kurland St. Mary, "Death Comes to the Village" is the first in a projected series. The mystery plot is intriguing, with several twists along the way, featuring two missing maids from two households, and a series of thefts of small items from the houses of each of the wealthier families in the area. The identity of the villains is not who we usually would suspect, and the author keeps the secret well through most of the book.
The characters are even more intriguing, in my opinion, particularly Miss Lucy Harrington, the oldest daughter of the Rector, considered by some to be an old maid in her early 20's. Unlike the heroines in most Regency Romances I have read, this young woman chafes under the strictures imposed upon her by society. Since her mother died in childbirth when Lucy was 15, Lucy has had to act as nursemaid to her 7-year-old twin brothers and as her father's housekeeper and hostess, fulfilling the duties her mother would have performed. She has no prospect of escaping those duties, since her father views the arrangement as a permanent one and intends to send her beautiful younger sister to London for a coming out season.
In rebellion, she becomes involved in investigating the disappearance of the maids and the thefts, in an uneasy alliance with Major Robert Kurland, the wealthy local squire, who is bedridden while he recovers from injuries suffered in the battle of Waterloo. He is rude, with a quick temper, and they argue as much as they work together. Both main characters are multi-dimensional and interesting. Other characters, while not as finely drawn, are still interesting and entertaining.
Narrator Susannah Tyrrell has an unusual voice and delivery which bothered me a bit at the beginning, but I soon grew used to it and decided that it was perfect for this book. Her change of voices and delivery of both high class and low class regional accents sounded wonderful to this American's ear. And she dealt well with scenes of suspense and violence.
I enjoyed this book a lot, and I look forward to listening to the series as it progresses.
Well worth a credit!
"Another great Special Branch tale."
"Death on Blackheath" is the tenth book which portrays Pitt as a member of Special Branch, a government agency concerned with security, espionage and government secrets. When Anne Perry first moved Pitt from the police to Special Branch, I had difficulty adjusting: the espionage and thriller parts just didn't ring true for me. But I hung in there, believing that Perry would get it together so that Special Branch would be as believable and engrossing as the earlier police novels were. And the last few Special Branch books did finally come up to the quality of plot and style that I had so enjoyed in the police stories.
In this latest installment, Pitt and Stoker of Special Branch are called to investigate matters which would not otherwise come under their jurisdiction, except that they occured at the home of Mr. Kenyston, an important scientist doing secret weapons work for the government. As things progress, bodies are discovered near the same home, all causing Pitt to focus on Kenyston. It turns out that some of those things were intended just to create that focus.
Anne Perry writes with her usual fine eye for detail, both physical and emotional detail, and describes minute details of her characters that allow the reader to see the faces, and the new lines caused by aging, hard work, fear and other factors.She allows us to understand and feel what the characters are feeling, and the exceptional narration of Davina Porter makes us feel the fear, the happiness, the love and the hatred that the characters experience. Many of Perry's continuing characters appear in this installment. This book may be one of my favorite Pitt books, because it also lets us see, and feel, new love between two of my favorite Perry characters.
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Usability Tip: Don't Make Me Search for Search
One of the best ways to learn what works and what doesn't work when it comes to UI and usability is to look at as many samples as possible, testing out pages and evaluating how certain elements are being treated.
This usability tip begins with a look at Menu Pages, a very resourceful and well-known site allowing users to view restaurant menus online based on location, cuisine, and other criteria.
I often use their site but the first time I visited it, I was not able to immediately locate their search function. Here are a few reasons why:
- Banner style design. The search function is nearly attached to the main logo and has a very similar border color, which makes the entire area appear as one continuous graphic element. In addition, while the entire content area of the site is on a white background, the search function has a blue background, which makes it appear more as a graphic and less as a functional element.
- Placement. Typically, the search function is found at the top right corner of pages, unless used as a main navigational site element is usually in the top-center area and presented larger to serve as a main entry point to the site. In this case, the search appears to be centered but because of its close proximity to the logo, and its small size (which you normally would see on the top right) it is difficult to find it and identify it as a main site function.
- Button design. Buttons should look like clickable elements and stand out enough for users to find them in a quick page scan. The Go button on the search function is too flat and does not look like a clickable element. Its shape adds to the overall banner style design of the top area and its colors don't stand out enough against the site's color palate.
By comparison, have a look at Meetup's search function, which serves as a main entry point on the site, and is therefore is placed at the center of the screen overlapping their main brand banner. Its size, placement and color nearly guarantee that users will be able to locate it immediately and recognize that it's a main navigational element.
Further, just to make sure to cover all ends, they placed another search function at the top right corner of the page (consistent on all their pages). The only enhancement I would recommend in this case is an actual search button as some users might feel confused and not know to click on the search icon or simply press enter to initiate the search.
Veer's search function also serves as a main navigational element for the site. Its top placement, although not exactly centered, spans over nearly the entire area and is easy to locate. The clean white input field over a light gray background color combined with the bright orange Search button makes the overall area appear as a functional form, which immediately calls for action.
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Nice article! It would add value to specify which industries need to have search centric websites. I saw a search centric Telco website Starhub very recently (surely spent thousands of dollars) - a lot of people I spoke to, do not have a clue of what to search! From a look point of view it's also a mismatch as it looks more of a housing launch website. Your comments here are highly appreciated.
IMO, a big part of the problem is that UX professionals and good web designers aren't always in full control of the design process. You have corporate executives or marketing guys dictating that this and this and that and this feature always has to be visible above the fold. So you end up with pages that have too much visual clutter focused in one of the most important areas of the site because they have no idea that it's impossible to fit everything and part of the design process is to focus on the most important parts. This is further compounded with companies trying to be too cute with search icons - you should have a button or link or something that clearly says "search" rather than some icon that blends into the morass of social media buttons that crappily designed sites inevitably stick front and center. That's another common problem, rather than focus on one or two social networks and presenting them in a classy way to the user, people use crappy addthis or other addons to add every single social button to a page. Then nobody wants to click on that mess and they have to use the types of firms listed at http://www.buyfacebooklikesreviews.com to get some social traction and likes. Rather than starting from the get-go focusing on a good design and removing the clutter, which benefits them in any way imaginable, companies go about things almost completely backwards.
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Interesting; do you still find users who need a button next to text fields (or drop down boxes for that matter) ?
Hi Tom, if you are referring to the button next to the Search field and asking if its necessary or not, my vote would be definitely yes. Although expert users will know to enter their search term and hit enter, others would need a button to direct them as far as next steps. Also, as search is such an important function, the search button itself if used in the correct color may serve as a great visual entry point on the site. Regarding drop downs - I think you might be referring to auto suggest tools. If so, and you can add those in, its a great tool to have. Checkout www.istockphoto.com for another good example of search. They have a good color for the Search button and a great auto suggest drop down menu. Hope this helps :)


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A great example of a clean and stylish business card design. The colours here simply 'work' together! I really like the speech bubble idea that's been used on the back of this card.
Posted in Branding → Business CardsA gorgeous design for an iPhone application icon. Icons have a great impact on the user's experience with an interface, this one works really well. I love the attention to detail, like the stitching on the jeans, and the simple concept.
Posted in Interface → iPhone AppAn excellent iPhone design concept for a Behance app. It's a stylish mobile implementation of the site and uses the site's colours extremely effectively. It would be an awesome way to browse creative content on the move!
Posted in Interface → iPhone AppA simple and beautiful unified logo. I love the colour palette used here, it really helps to separate this design. The typeface is great, although it could get hard to read when smaller.
Posted in Branding → LogoA stylish and clean site for a web designer. The overall theme is perhaps a little dark, but it does allow the portfolio of work to make a greater impact. I like the simple effectiveness of the drop down boxes.
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