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- Ladan Wise
- Brooklyn, NY
- United States
Product development Manager, TED
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What one feature would you love to see added to TED.com?
The TED team is working on planning the future development and enhancement of TED.com, and the product development team would love to hear your ideas! What's one feature would you love to see on TED.com and why?
Tify Ndanoboi
Dec 10 2012: Turn off Autoplay.
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Seriously while many wont care in the 1st world, in the 3rd bandwidth is at a premium, and often one want to read the comments first.
Don Anderson
Dec 10 2012: I agree with turning off Autoplay, but for a different reason.
- +7
When going back to a talk I have already seen to view the comments, I have to pause/stop the video every time I go back.Dec 17 2012: Yeah, also they should skip the TED player altogether and go with Youtube like they to for TEDx vids
pat gilbert
Dec 5 2012: Oh and fix the recent commentors squares it has be stuck for a few days.
- +3
Dec 5 2012: Christ! It's stuck! And I thought the same guys were commenting all that time...Dec 5 2012: The "Recent commenter" rotating feature has been stuck for SIX days. I contacted TED when I noticed it FIVE days ago. Would be nice to have it back:>)
John Frum
Dec 14 2012: @Ladan Wise:
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By "feature on TED.com", I don't know how much of your emphasis was on TED and how much was on the ".com".
My wish for TED: of late, TED talks seem to be all touchy-feely-ooey-gooey. I want the T back. I used to watch almost every TED talk that was posted here. These days, hardly any. I never cared much for D anyway. There is all of YouTube for E.
My wish for ".com": I don't know what reasons you have for limiting comments to just 3 levels. If you do not wish to change that, please make a way to email us notifications whenever someone addresses us, the way I addressed you, "@Ladan Wise". When people can't write 4th-level comments, they often start a new thread, having addressed us in that manner.
Dec 17 2012: Hi John
Thanks for your feedback - I really did mean TED.com and not TED overall.
Ed Schulte
Dec 9 2012: A sign at the entry point which reads..
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"All Opinions Are Vanity"
Dec 15 2012: Except mine.Dec 9 2012: I would like to see the only RPG element on TED developed, which is the Ted Cred system.
It should be more accurate so that it counts the big and the 'small' points. If I have 7 'big' points right now I want to know what does it take to "level-up", i.e. I want to see where am I with my points between 7 and 8.
It could motivate people for greater activity, and increase the general flow of ideas.
This system has enormous potential, trust me. And it is what I came up with waiting for my first badge :)
PS. Later, much later I would like to see people with +50 level being able to cast spells and upgrade their text - maybe use italics or bold fonts. And of course sell their 'developed' avatars for $$$
Dec 9 2012: after level 12, moderators are extremely polite when answering your angry mail about your posts getting deleted with no good reasonDec 17 2012: Hahaha, great idea, truly something worth spreading!Dec 8 2012: 1) A field that lists related discussions that are both expired and currently active while your on a discussion page.
2) Ability to tag specific comments to specific members that are responses or to get a members attention that isn't in the conversation, but would suggest they join the conversation by tagging their name on a comment. This tag feature can be invisible, if desired.
3) The ability to have the website save unfinished comments when a member accidentally hits the "go back a page" button for comments/responses.
4) Have a feature to vote for someones conversation as a feature conversation and/or to vote for its removal from a ted featured conversation.
5) Parental filter for videos on Tedtalks.
6) Have a notifications bar that inform users that their comments has a response, conversation was approved/disapproved, someone sent someone an email message, and others can expand on this idea.
7) Revise, condense, clarify, and improve rules and instructions for all the different fields of Ted.com, such as ted events, ted prizes, etc.
8) Someway better categorize or reposition "popular topics".
9) Add a link to access tedtalks that are only on youtube and other ted supported sites.
10) Give members, who have legitimate businesses, a field to post that they are hiring or community collaborative events of the like that is well separated and categorized.
11) Better Quality Control on Comments for bullies and spammers.
12) Remove the instant play on ted videos or make it optional, please.
Thank you for taking our suggestions into consideration.
Dec 17 2012: 1)yes.
3)I haven't the use (just open a new window), but yes.
5)hmm, I have to say no.
7)As above!
9)Read #6, I copy, go to Youtube, paste and click... It's very bothersome.
10) Perhaps a Linkedin link on the profile?
11) is there a need?
12)Yes, I'd prefer to have Youtube embedded.Dec 7 2012: Some said hereby that TED should reduce the space allowed for comments. IMO TED should not. If anybody wants to make short comments, nobody prevents him/her doing so. But I think that large space for comments is appropriate in TED forums because the issues discussed at TED are usually complex and deep. So in order to allow fruitful comments/debates/discussions, it is necessary to have large enough space.
After all, TED's forums are not gossip forums which fill every corner of the web. In gossip forums there's usually no need for large space to comment as the comments there are mostly superficial, unlike usually at TED.
Ram Sripathi
Dec 7 2012: The ability to queue talks, so that we can have a continuous playlist.
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Dec 17 2012: You'll have to go to Youtube for that, they have great lists ready to use if you wish... http://www.youtube.com/user/tedtalksdirector
pat gilbert
Dec 7 2012: The obvious thing is high quality talks?
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Dec 17 2012: Well, that's a matter of taste I believe...
Shawn Ross
Dec 6 2012: I'd like to see an easier way to create a playlist where I can store talks I want to see then just play that list. Much the same way the playlists that are already compiled but I want to be able to create my own easier than making a favorites list then having to go there to watch them. That is what I do now is create a playlist by favoriting each talk I want to watch later or over but it seems cumbersome and allowing someone to add talks to a playlist that is then available quickly from their profile would be awesome!
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Dec 17 2012: At this point I suggest using Youtube to do that.
http://www.youtube.com/user/tedtalksdirectorDec 5 2012: I'd like to be able to make my own talk playlists!Dec 5 2012: 1. An audio playlist of the talks which one can listen while browsing the internet.
2. A Call to action tab or button at the end of each discussion where all those who participated come to a conclusion and pledge for a meaningful action
3. A discover feature where we can post about local activists and have their voice heard. They could be also be from the current TED community just that their profile could be featured as TED local and others may join get inspired or join in the cause.
Gail .
Dec 5 2012: In addition to the thumbs up option, I would like to see a thumbs down option. It gives more information.
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Lejan .
Dec 5 2012: Is gives less information as the thumbs up option does.
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A thumb up indicates agreement and its explanation becomes the rated comment itself.
A thumb down indicates disagreement, yet gives no explanation why or any alternatives instead.
If we agree on something we usually don't have to talk much about it anymore, because what more than mutual agreement is there to archive?. But disagreement is where a discussion, a dispute just begins to exchange facts and views, experience and beliefs. A thumb down don't encourage that, as it only indicates rejection without stating why.
Dec 6 2012: Then bothe the Up and down option aught to be available .....But only on the Debate column.
Lejan .
Dec 6 2012: Why 'both'? What do you need a thumb down option for? Just to disagree without furter explanation? Why? That would be nothing but anonymously destructive, don't you think?Dec 6 2012: Lejan
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I made a comment / suggestion to have the Up and down ONLY on the Debate column iow not on the "Idea" column or the "Question" column. In what that suggestion provides I am actually agreeing with your "That would be nothing but anonymously destructive" point.
Yes as far as I am concerned the "Debate" method is destructive and distractive..
.it is "Us against them. black against white, Left against right...method ......it is the old argument that Debate fosters ideas but in this current age / and enormous electronic access -BUT with no clear and intelligent moderators administering a Debate it is just a big mess of endless opinions
Sol...If there is going to be a Debate feature ....then it has to remain true to Debate form.......iow both the up and down Voting ( as you would see say on the BBC TV debates at the end the audience chooses a yes / no button) done at the end of a set time period. The TED debate feature is not a true Debate set-up.
Now that I have said the above ...I suggest ....... remove the Debate column. period.
Lejan .
Dec 6 2012: I understand what you are proposing, yet especially ON the debate clumnn a non-existent 'thumbs down' feature eliminates the anonymous destructive parts of the dispute. By this we get to hear at least opinions why someone feels 'thumbs down' for something.
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I do not expect any discussion to 'foster ideas' and moderation is to keep good morals only.
So on this we may not agree, yet we exchanged thoughts, so I 'see' you clearer now than I was able if you would have just thumbed me down ...Dec 6 2012: Lejan
re "I do not expect any discussion to 'foster ideas' and moderation is to keep good morals only.
So on this we may not agree, yet we exchanged thoughts, so I 'see' you clearer now than I was able if you would have just thumbed me down ... "
Yes ..and the is the "dance" we are doing to close in on an idea-though etc ...it must be recognized that "only like can apprehend like"
This latter quote contains the root word "appa" from the Greek expression for the "Hand of the Soul. And humanknd is advancing to the Level of Consciousness when that "Appa" is more and more "Self Evident" and (returning back to the Debate subject) and the old method of Debating does not serve humankind. ((Especially when the English language is being used!!! works are easily mis-used in the English language))
I will leave with this thought ....eventually all discussions between Humans will begin with the recognition that "All opinion is Vanity."
Be Well Be Present
Lejan .
Dec 5 2012: I would not have learned as much as I did by your comments if you would have just used a thumb down option.
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Dec 6 2012: one way to agree, many ways to disagreeDec 5 2012: TED used to have a thumbs down option, and it was misused and abused. Some folks simply thumbed down people they didn't like ALL THE TIME regardless of what the comment said. That's why TED removed it.Dec 6 2012: thumbs down to that ideaDec 6 2012: I say thumbs down to that idea as well!
TED Lover,
Example: When we had the thumbs down feature, I got 140 thumbs down within a couple of hours, from a person who had several accounts, and there was no limit on thumbs up or down. He sent me a personal e-mail saying that the reason he did it was because my comments are "too sugary". I believe there are people who would simply have a lot of fun with a thumbs down button, and I don't think it provides any valuable information.Dec 5 2012: Trending New Feature for TED Talks and/or TOP TED TALKS by number of "likes".
Dan Geurin
Dec 5 2012: I would like to see more recipes and celebrity interviews. Maybe a crossword puzzle?
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Just kidding.
I actually think the conversations could be broken down into more sub categories to find things that interest people. I find myself scrolling through a lot of closed conversations.Dec 5 2012: Being able to link to a specific minute:second of a talk.Dec 4 2012: A Chatroom
Dec 5 2012: Yes I agree with Maxine. It would be so useful to be able to share our thoughts and discuss with fellow TED listeners the various videos we listened to. As for myself, I just don't seem to have anyone in my circle of friends who seem to have the same interest in all of these great and insightful talks that are presented here. We need a chat room or a forum or a social media site where we can share with like minded people.
Peyton Huff
Dec 17 2012: The app is really great, but it should have the ability to sign in to your account. Otherwise you don't know what you've watched on your computer and can't engage in the discussions
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Luke Hobbs
Dec 17 2012: To not censor questions about the effects of banks, mining companies and aeronautical industries on our environment.
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Dec 17 2012: where?
Dec 17 2012: Kind of hard to point to if it's deleted...Dec 16 2012: I think a cool concept would be dynamic threads. Threads that could branch off into separate topics as the discussion warrants it.
Like if we begin talking about politics...and then the discussion kind of gets away from that...I am sure you could write some php to determine that and create a new thread under that heading.
"Bowling Balls are Cool"
You could then, at the very least, archive these little discussions that happen within a discussion. I just think its a cool idea to think about....and definitely something cool to have on the site.
I also think you guys should have people paying attention to the little variables in usage. What people are talking about...how they are talking about it. I think it would be cool to have the ability to see how often certain topics are coming up...and how many likes these specific opinions are getting.
Another cool thing would be "debates" where two people could go head to head...or groups could be formed on the site. You could allow people to create groups with names and a little picture to represent their group. They could then create their own topics for discussion based on their groups ideas. Other groups or individuals could then challenge these ideas in open or "challenged" debate.
The groups could be devided into different areas or generalized to cover anything. So you could have political groups...groups that focus on education....things like that.
pat gilbert
Dec 14 2012: Un suspend Debra Smith's account, it says temporarily yet it has been months? WTF?
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Dec 14 2012: OMG! What happened to Debra? I thought she was just busy lately...
Dec 17 2012: Yeah, I don't check in that often anymore but... THEY DON'T MESS WITH DEB!Dec 12 2012: I would find it usuful if everytime I did find a comment or even a full conversation helpful or interesting that this could be saved somewhere in my profile for me to be able to refer to it at other times. In addition, sometimes I find an interesting debate or talk but have no time at that particular moment to read through it or watch it, unless they are being featured at the main pages, it's very difficult to find these later so it would be very helpful if there was a watch later list or read later list available.Dec 12 2012: Live broadcast multi-way video chats with a topic, a panel of experts, and support for audio-only callers. Record the show, edit, and post.Dec 11 2012: How about crowdfunding? Great ideas, backed by the community! Only Global please, no US, UK only as with Kickstarter...
Dec 11 2012: You do know you have other alternatives to Kickstarter like Indiegogo that aren't limited to the US and the UK right?!?
Gail .
Dec 11 2012: I would very much like to see "Recently Added" restored to the conversations. I can't understand how removing that link improves TED.
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Dec 12 2012: There is still a Recently Added tab. Featured is the default view for TED Conversations, but Recently Added is the one right next to it!
Gail .
Dec 13 2012: The tab doesn't work. It takes me to "file not found". Given the thumbs up next to my comment, it is not me alone that isn't able to access the recents.
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Dec 13 2012: works perfectly here
pat gilbert
Dec 9 2012: Another thing would be a preview place to where you could see your text before posting it.Dec 9 2012: What is the purpose of a "recent commenters", if they aren't really recent at all? It should be renamed, like maybe "interesting comments" or "noteworthy comments" or "a bunch of random peoples comments are listed here and maybe you will take a look at it" or...you get the picture.
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Dec 17 2012: It gets stuck every now and then, it's supposed to be recent... crappy coding I think... I've emailed about this a couple of times...Dec 9 2012: Ladan, I know I am in the minority but out of respect for the few TED members that still believe in God .... could you possiably edit POPULAR TOPICS and spell god with a capital G.
Thank you. Bob.
Dec 9 2012: maybe we really need the thumbs down back
Dec 10 2012: :-qDec 10 2012: You're attitude has been noticed, not by me... but God.
You wanna play with the big boys, you're gonna need more than 200 points :)
Dan F
Dec 11 2012: I think TED should consider that seriously.
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Thumbs down was a bit more of a contact sport. I do miss some of the dynamics of the old days. Thumbs down had a cleansing affect on comments and perhaps stimulates a little more tension, but that can be inspiring. I do miss some of the drop outs. Perhaps a member should only be able to activate a thumbs down when they have positive points in their score with TED.
Also if a member has a posting pulled there would be an an automatic no thumbs down option for ten days or something like that. TED does need to keep things civil.
Dec 11 2012: i was not serious. i disagree with thumbs down. debate is not popularity contest.
Dan F
Dec 13 2012: Regarding your response to me,
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Oops, didn't mean to spring off a position that wasn't there, but I still think there is value in feedback with thumbs up and thumbs down. Thumbs up only tips the scales to artificially favor a marketer, a patronizer, a talk or comment that is more politically correct, etc., at the expense of those of us less impressed, but unwilling to become petty.Dec 13 2012: @Robert: It looks like you don't know the difference between God and god. They are related, but different words.
The Abrahamic religions have one god, whose name happens to be "God". Therefore, God is still a god. Other religions have several gods, and none of them is called God. They have names like Vishnu, Thor, etc. I know it is confusing, but whose fault is that? ;-)
Spelling it with a capital G would give the impression that the conversation is only about Abrahamic gods.Dec 17 2012: Well, if we consider it to be a name it should be in upper case...
However I'm quite satisfied with the lower case solution.Dec 8 2012: I would still (as in the previous topic on what I'd like to have added to ted) see a much better comment posting system.
It is rediculous that you can only reply till 4 levels deep, and it is silly that I can't "summarize threads" so that all of it's replies will be under a [+] / 'more' button.
Dec 17 2012: Fully agree!Dec 8 2012: Ted already has in "conversations" the category of "idea", "question", and "debate".
I suggest we add a new category called "action", as in what you believe needs to have a call to action or awareness upon something missed in the world that you feel is some type of injustice.


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Re: dave hopes to be back next year
Again? Not to play Devil's advocate, but this has been discussed over 10,000 times already. Look in the mirror and say, "Do you see or hear or do I smash the mirror?" Actually, don't say that. Say, "David is not coming back to Korn anytime in the near future because he and the remaining members don't see eye-to-eye, at least not enough to make for a functional reunion. He has alienated himself from the band. Korn know what they're doing. So be it. Life goes on." SAY IT.
Re: dave hopes to be back next year
In an old 1996/7 interview Jonathan said that ''the magic comes from all 5 of them''.
So what are they waiting for?
Re: dave hopes to be back next year
as much as I would love dave back for the nostalgia of having the original band back together, ray is a much better drummer technically, and is the only member out the band that really goes out his way to connect with fans these days, he stood outside after a show chatting to me and my friends for over half an hour in the freezing cold whilst the rest of the band stayed in the tour bus, and at meet and greets, hes the only one that would come back and actually have a chat with the fans,
in the sea of life, your just a minnow,
you live your life, insecure,
i feel the pain, of your needles,
as they shit, into my brain..
Re: fish
When I try to think about good drummers, I always end up at two certain points: 1. The drumming technique; 2. The vibe, so if you would tell me that Dave`s drumming is like on the albums he had together with Korn now, I`d do everything for having him and his special vibe back. On the other side, I know less bout the actual technique behind Ray`s sound, comparing it to Dave`s. Though we all don`t really kow a thing about the relationship inside the band, cause what you say in an interview or backstage can be very different from reality. For sure, there were conflicts with Dave but between the other members, too. Sometimes we all leave the "old times" behind to enjoy the future and sometimes we regret it, but can`t bring it back. PFFFFFFFFFFFFFF, probably they can`t "decide", too...
Scream at me again if you like, throw your hate at me with all your might, hit me cause I`m strange, hit me, tell me Imma pussy and you`re harder than me...
Re: fish
I knew Dave missed the band. Now if they have a reunion I hope that both drummers will be present. Let Dave jam out on the classics and Ray kill it on the new tunes.
I agree!!
"..You're beautiful, so talented, I need you, we got a thing You ever need something I'll be right there.."
Re: fish
I think that David and Ray don't have the same way of play...
Ray is more tecnical, more metal thant david (and the bands eh played before you can understand why)... David had a play more metal-groovy-funky, it's more large, and he "hit too fuckin' hard" :D
They had different plays, I really like the job Ray had doin', caus' remember that, without him, Korn will not be here now.. But I had to say that David, for me, had a better play of Ray, caus' he can play more styles of music. But, I don't really care of thsi "war" between them, caus' I'm supporting the band, and if they can do music, and all, it's the most important. I think Ray is the good person for this period, so let's see what happened next, but for now, and for the band, it's the better thing. Much respect for Ray and David.
Here is recent new of David and what he thinks about that
"Living a life that seems to be... A lost reality..."
Re: fish
I agree but I guess, everybodyhas a different opinion bout the present Korn and the "right time" for the "right drummer". Mostly we don`t know how it`d be if they take David back, or never to work with em again...
Scream at me again if you like, throw your hate at me with all your might, hit me cause I`m strange, hit me, tell me Imma pussy and you`re harder than me...
Re: fish
I like both Ray and David so either or is fine by me.
Does it make me bad??
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Re: DAVE HOPES TO BE BACK NEXT YEAR
You're definitely not a drummer if you think David is better than Ray. 15 years ago it might have been close but David is a shell of the drummer he once was. I would still take Ray over David in his prime.
There is no "prime" for a good drummer. Look at Buddy Rich, his best and most memorable drum solos were when he was more then 60+ years old. Dave Silveria's breakbeats fit so well with KoRn, and is mostly what gave KoRn there groovy sound. Ray's breaks are not nearly as groovy. Ray also doesn't compliment the band. He doesn't have that groovy technique that Dave can do so well, and can't match his drum fills. He tries to do his fills, but just does his own fill that doesn't compliment the music.
I can't stand the way KoRn sounds nowadays. After Issues, its just unlistenable, which is a shame, because there first four releases are truly great records. KoRn has always incorperated some form of electronic sound effects into there music, but not on this level. This dubstep crap is so trendy, and is not the KoRn I grew up with.
Dave has stated that if they bring him back, he will bring back the original KoRn sound we all know and love. This is a fact, since his breakbeats are the fundamental part of there groovy sound. As I said before, friends fight, and say stupid things. This only brings friends closer together. Please Head, if you are the Christian you say you are, please read Matthew 6:15.
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Everyone stop sucking rays D***!!
yeah,ray is god enough to stay with band


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First things first. For Mike, that meant acquiring the '67, which you see here. "I've had it about five years, since May 2003," he says from his Bakersfield, California home. "I bought it from a retired schoolteacher who bought it new and had it in the garage sitting for probably 15 years." The Vette still wore its original paint and top, and had no major damage. There was plenty of documentation of the Sting Ray's originality, starting with the California "black plate" license plates the car wore (and still wears). "I still have the original build sheet and the original pink slip. When I took out the gas tank, the build sheet was there on top of it. I thought, Wow! I can't believe it's still there!"
That tank sticker showed that it was an original 327/300 car, with a Powerglide automatic teamed with the last-year-C2's standard engine. "I rebuilt that engine the first time, put it in, but it just didn't have the stuff that I wanted," Mike says of the 327 that now sits in his garage, along with the original transmission.
Replacing the original small-block was one with more "stuff"--a GM Performance Parts ZZ383 crate engine, which he ordered through Gilbert Chevrolet in Freewater, Oregon. Mike says they made a camshaft change that added to the stroker 383's output. "It's got plenty of low-end torque, it'll run down the road easy and pull that trailer just like it wasn't there, and to the casual observer, it still looks stock," Mike says of the 383, which also wears a set of larger-diameter factory cast-iron exhaust manifolds to keep the stock look.
The original Powerglide made a one-way trip out of Mike's midyear, with a Turbo 350 from The Gear Box in Taylor, Michigan, replacing it. "They do impeccable work, and their stuff is always dead-on," Mike says about the shop that he may turn to for an overdrive automatic, such as a 4L60E, in the near future. "If they tell you that you need a 2,300-stall converter, that's what you get."
The transmission was one of the few areas on the '67 in which Mike outsourced the work. He did the bodywork and interior restoration himself, as well as replacing what was needed on the Sting Ray's chassis. His background in welding and fiberglass repair, gained before and during his college days, came in handy not only on the C2, but also when it came time to make a trailer for it. "I'd always wanted to build a 'pup' trailer of some sort," Mike says.


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Barbara Schmidt Reduced design, not a superficial luxury: The room on the 7th Floor of the Berlin design and lifestyle hotels "Kurfürstendamm 101" offers a view over the rooftops of Berlin. Inside it is a relaxing atmosphere and thoughtful design - such as the white porcelain of the Thuringian porcelain manufacturer Kahla. Many of the designs are by Barbara Schmidt. The 36-year-old has become one of the most influential designers porcelain in Germany. Immediately after graduating from the University of Art and Design Giebichenstein (HKD) in the hall was staggered born in Berlin in 1991 to the former Kombinat VEB-fine ceramic, porcelain Kahla today. After the bankruptcy of the company, in 1993, the new management there paved the way for unusual design. Away from low-cost carriers - through a quality product with design competence. And with success: The lines of the house designer Barbara Schmidt have been awarded since 1994 nationally and internationally with numerous design awards. Including the Good Design Award in Chicago, the Red Dot Award and Japan's Good Design Award. Abroad led Schmidt among others, the University of Art and Design (UIAH) to Helsinki and later to Holland and Japan. Also of her called for Kahla into life: a series of competition for young designers, which is to Survival Kit (1999) and Seven Cups (2001) continued this year under the title Tomorrows Parties.
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08/09/2014 9:31amThe annual Outdoor Retailer Summer Market expo was held in Salt Lake City from Wednesday to Saturday and several new products were unveiled. In case you weren't able to attend, here are five types of outdoor gear to check out now or when they launch in 2015.
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08/09/2014 3:03pmUtah issued nearly a dozen registration cards in the first month of its limited medical marijuana program that allows those with severe epilepsy to possess cannabis extract oil.
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08/09/2014 5:32pmOfficials dedicated Utah's new, unnamed federal courthouse this week, but Rep. Chris Stewart has an idea whose name he'd like to see on the building.
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When the Air Force Materiel Command announced in November 2011 its intention to consolidate 12 national commands into five "centers," local leaders sensed something wasn't right.
Their outcry came over what they saw as a thinly veiled effort to relocate the Eglin Air Force Base test mission to California's Edwards Air Force Base.
Local economists said moving the test center west — something the Air Force had been trying to do for 36 years — would cost Northwest Florida billions when the aerospace industry that had grown around Eglin's research, development, testing and evaluation work dried up.
"We've now got the perfect storm in the Air Force to make that happen," David Goetsch said when the consolidation moves were announced.
The Air Force announcement quickly caught the attention of Florida politicians on the local, state and federal levels.
Florida set aside $5 million to create the Defense Support Task Force. Its goal is to protect the state's 20 military installations from realignment or closure. Preserving Eglin's test mission was declared the No. 1 priority of the task force.
Ultimately, the Air Force got its way.
Eglin's 46th Test Wing and 96th Air Base Wing were combined on July 18 to become the 96th Test Wing.
Brig. Gen. David Harris, the former vice commander of the Air Armament Center, was named commander of Eglin's new 96th Test Wing. He reports to Edwards-based Brig. Gen. Arnold Bunch.
Maj. Gen. Kenneth Merchant, former commander of the Air Armament Center, remains at Eglin but had a portion of his command taken from him. He is the base's program executive officer for weapons.
The ruckus over the consolidation, however, did force several Air Force generals to state for the record their intention to leave the Eglin test mission, and its valuable RDT&E component, here.
At the ceremony to stand down Eglin's Air Armament Center, both Bunch and his boss, Lt. Gen. C.D. Moore from Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, said they were "absolutely committed" to leaving Eglin's test missions intact.
In November, Bunch addressed the Florida Defense Support Task Force and reiterated his July comments. He said he is striving to keep RDT&E at Eglin Air Force Base "flyable and viable."
On the federal level, U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller elicited a similar comment from Gen. Norton Schwartz, then the Air Force chief of staff.
"Nothing is migrating from Eglin with respect to the … reorganization," Schwartz told the House Armed Services Committee in February. "Nothing."
Goetsch summarized the year's developments as "half bad." The good, he said, is that the test mission remains intact. The bad is that its leadership is in California.
"The best scenario would have been to leave it (the Air Armament Command) like it was with the command structure functioning like it had," he said.
"When it turns bad is when decisions have to be made down the road from thousands of miles away by people who don't have the knowledge of the synergism we've had at Eglin for so long," Goetsch said. "That hasn't happened yet, but it will."
Goetsch said when the Air Armament Center existed, test and development experts had operational managers to bounce ideas off of. It created an important, and successful, "synergy."
Miller, R-Chumuckla, managed in April to insert language in the National Defense Authorization Bill that would require the Air Force to retain the Air Armament Center at Eglin.
The bill remains stalled in the U.S. Senate, but if passed, Miller's language could require the Air Force to undo what it did in July and reactivate Eglin's Air Armament Center and the 46th Test Wing.
He claims the military violated the law and the Base Realignment and Closure Act of 2005 by disestablishing the center.
"For months I've been saying that this disestablishment of the Air Armament Center is a clear violation of the law," Miller said at the time the language was inserted.
"I've tried to help Air Force leaders recognize their error. They have refused."
Goetsch said there are two possible scenarios in which "the congressman's good efforts could get overtaken by events."
The first scenario is if the country falls off the oft-discussed "fiscal cliff" and sequestration, $500 billion in mandated cuts to military spending, occurs. The second, Goetsch said, is if President Barack Obama implements, as promised, $500 billion in military cuts on his own.
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Washington Capitals (22-21-8) at Montreal Canadiens (27-19-5), 7 p.m.
(SportsNetwork.com) - The Washington Capitals and Montreal Canadiens will both be looking to snap losing streaks on Saturday night as the two clubs wrap up games on back-to-back nights with a meeting at the Bell Centre.
The Capitals are in the midst of a seven-game skid, dropping the last five in regulation. That has Washington now four points back of the eighth spot in the Eastern Conference.
Montreal is on a less-damaging three-game slide and also has lost six of its past nine. That has left the Canadiens tied with the Toronto Maple Leafs for third place in the Atlantic Division and six points behind the co-leading Boston Bruins and Tampa Bay Lightning.
Washington has played its last two games without the NHL's goal-scoring leader, Alex Ovechkin. The winger has 35 goals on the season and is battling a lower-body injury.
The Capitals were shut out 2-0 by Ottawa in their first game without Ovechkin on Tuesday, then dropped a 2-1 decision to the hosting New Jersey Devils to begin a five-game trip on Friday night.
Jason Chimera provided the lone offense for the Capitals, but it didn't come until there was 9:50 left in the game. Washington has been held to one goal or fewer six times over its losing streak and is just 1-for-24 on the power play in the last eight games.
Michael Neuvirth played well in defeat, making 28 saves, but the Caps failed to take advantage of the chances they had.
"We had three short-handed breakaways and we didn't score," Caps coach Adam Oates lamented. "(Devils goaltender Cory Schneider) held them in and made the saves when he needed to. We made saves, too. You need execution, and the mistakes are not blatant, but it's still the NHL and you get burned."
Washington, on its longest losing streak since an 0-6-2 drought from Dec. 2-18, 2010, also lost center Mikhail Grabovski to a lower-body injury during the second period and he did not return. His status for this game, as well as Ovechkin's, is unknown.
Montreal is set to play two straight and six of its next seven at home after getting outscored 14-5 in losing the final three contests of a four-game road trip. The Canadiens capped the swing last night with a 4-1 setback in Detroit.
Brendan Gallagher picked up the lone goal for the Canadiens, but Carey Price made just 22 saves in the setback.
"Everyone is still confident in each other, it's just a matter of getting to little details of the game and once you do that, the wins will start to come," Gallagher said
Montreal is on its longest losing streak since dropping a season-high four in a row from Nov. 1-7 and saw Alexei Emelin depart in the latter stages of the third period on Friday night after getting hit by a shot.
Things don't get any easier for the Habs in the opener of this residency as they have lost six in a row and nine of their last 12 at home to the Capitals.
The clubs split two meetings earlier this season in Washington, with the Caps winning their game in a shootout, and the Canadiens have lost nine of their last 11 overall in this series.