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The secret of making money money online is having something to sell. Have a great product, ask people to give you money for it and make profit. Start out small, build your business over time and set small targets instead of shooting straight for the stars.
This is a post consists of my notes and thoughts on David Heinemeier Hansson's (37signals) speech at Startup School 08 about the "secret to making money online".
Have you heard of the company called 37signals? These are the guys behind Basecamp, Backpack, Highrise and Campfire (plus other web-based applications, like Writeboard and Ta-da List). In addition to that, they also released Ruby on Rails, an open source web application framework.
They launched five of their web-based applications (Basecamp, Campfire, Backpack, Writeboard, Ta-da List), and Ruby on Rails, in just two years with no funding, no debt, and only 7 people. And they've written a book how they did that. The book is called Getting Real. I haven't read it yet, but it went straight to my wish list now that I heard about it.
But this post isn't about that book, it's about doing business online. And more importantly, this is about doing small business online and the right mindset, the beauty of thinking small and mastering the art of the start.
Getting Real with 37signals
I haven't used any of the 37signals products myself (probably: yet), so I can't recommend you their actual products, although I've heard nothing but good things about Basecamp and the other applications. And I know how incredibly good application framework Rails is. But I like how these guys do business, I've enjoyed their podcast, video presentations and speaks, so I can recommend them and what they do.
How many other companies and businesses do you see out there making a podcast, publishing books, giving public speaks (as a result of their books and blogs) in addition to their "main products" like 37signals? Not very many, right?
Do you think their business is doing better because they do this? Do you think they enjoy what they're doing more because they SHARE what they learn and know? You bet your ass they are.
Do you think their business would be as big as it is, if they had kept their processes and tools for themselves as a "business secret" and not publish Ruby on Rails to the world? And not write a book about their journey?
Take the first secret right there: START SHARING.
A Secret
With that said, this whole post was inspired amazing video presentation and speak by David Heinemeier Hansson (partner at 37signals and the man behind Ruby on Rails, in addition to co-authoring their more recent book, Rework). The presentation, A secret to making money online is the best speak I've heard in a long time, if not ever.
Update: It looks like something has happened to the video embed on 37signals site, so here's the same speech from YouTube:
Watch on YouTube: David Heinemeier Hansson at Startup School 08.
Don't let the "making money online" topic fool you, it's not about "Internet marketing" as such, but more about building a profitable (Internet) business (drawing from the experience they've had with 37signals, building their business and creating their web applications) and there's a whole lot of wisdom on that one.
The video was recorded at Startup School '08 in San Fransisco, so it's not new or anything, but I just found it today when I listened to 37signals podcast episode which had the audio of the video. Anyway - what you'll see below was highly influenced by the video.
Making Money Online
The secret? Have something to sell. And set a price to it. Do this well enough (just a little bit better than the others) and you'll make money.
1. Great application (or product/service/etc)
2. Ask people money for using/getting it
3. Profit
The other secret? Be happy with "enough", you don't need to make millions to be successful. Web start-up or Internet business is successful even if they don't come up with the next Facebook or MySpace. Making a million is very nice (and even 6 figures is more than needed) for most, so why target making a billion which is a lot harder and will probably never happen?
Wouldn't you rather have some than nothing? Would it really make a difference if you would make a gazillion or just enough to live by, doing the things you love the most? Remember - you don't have to be rich, just rich enough.
Think Small
Let's continue with the million vs. billion example.
Let's assume that you have:
- 1/10 chances to make a million
- 1/10000 chances to make billion
On average, both "odds" result in 10000. But isn't it better to actually get there 10% of the time. Let's say you use 10 days for each attempt (yes, it probably takes a lot more to earn a million, but play with me) - even if you fail 9 times, you'd get there in 100 days, rather than in 274 years!
David suggests (and I agree), that a lot more people should take the better odds and just do it, and try to make a million (or even 100k) instead of trying to make a billion. It's not easy, it is still very hard, but it's not as hard as making a billion or trying to build the next big thing (which again, will not happen that often).
When you think about a million, it feels like a lot, right? But when you break it into little chunks, it doesn't feel to unreachable anymore.
Here's an example from the video, seeing how much it takes for a subscriptions based service to make a million:
- 2000 customers
- x $40
- x 12 months
- = 1 Million / year
Still hard. But achievable.
If 5% of people sign-up for such a membership, you would need 40000 people (about 110 a day!) to visit your site to get 2000 sign-ups. The 5% conversion rate is just an example here, but even with something like 1%, it would still be "just" 550 visits a day. Trying to get 110 visitors a day (or even that 500) feels a lot more achievable than trying to make a million dollars.
Break Things into Comprehensible Chunks
Apply this to your blog and you'll have easier time shooting for your targets. Trying to get 1000 subscribers feels like a distant goal when you're starting. But how about getting 5 new subscribers a day? You'll be in 1000 in 6-7 months!
Still hard. But VERY achievable.
Or if you're selling an eBook for a 35. That's about 28600 copies sold to make a million. Sounds like a lot, but what if you'd sell 5 each day? It will take you over 15 years to make a million, BUT you'd be making over 60000 each year. With conversion rate of 1%, you'd need 500 visitors to sell 5 eBooks a day (or 15000 a month to sell that 150).
Hard? Yes.
Impossible? Hell no!
I'd say 50 thousands a year is very good income. Especially if it would be relatively passive in this case. And of course, you would have something to build on it.
Apply this on any of the ways to earn money through Internet. If you're selling advertising, check how much you have to charge per day (even if you actually charge monthly) to make your target income. If you're doing affiliate marketing, do the calculations like you would sell your own product - how many sales with commissions of X I need to make to make Y?
Or apply it to any other product, industry or niche. Just replace membership or an eBook with anything, like T-Shirts, DVDs, coffee makers, service, or whatever it is you're selling and do the math. Check how many you need to sell on one day to make the income you're looking for. It will make it feel a lot more achievable.
There is No Business Too Small
And you don't have to be the best, you just have to be a little bit better than the next guy. If you're selling flowers, sell them a little bit better than the business next to you. If you're selling cars, do it a little bit better than the store next to you and you'll do fine.
Yes, you can EVENTUALLY be the best, the number#1, but you don't have to be there on day 1. It can happen after 7 years (or it can happen after 2).
You don't have to be "Fortune 500" company AND you don't have to try to build your business WITH the Fortune 500. There's plenty of business in the Fortune 5000000 as David calls it.
And to "make it", you don't need funding. You don't need investment. You can just do it. And it will be enough. In fact, it will be great! You might end up in the "top" one day, but you might as well enjoy the journey, right?
Run at your own pace, don't rush it. Don't build a business with the idea of selling it and THEN enjoy (that day will never come and even IF you end up selling your business for profit, you probably won't enjoy "doing nothing" afterwards). How about building a business you can enjoy for the next 20 years instead?
There's a whole lot on the video that I didn't mention here, so I suggest you check the whole presentation, a secret to making money online (watch it in YouTube). It's VERY useful, but incredibly FUNNY too.
As mentioned, I first heard this speech in 37signals podcast, which I highly recommend you subscribe to. The podcast is in iTunes and you can find all the episodes and the subscriptions links from the 37signals Podcast page. The episode#5 is the audio of the video that started this post in the first place.
All the tips and lessons on the video are great, but I think the biggest one of them all is making use of "by-products". Products that get done while you're doing something else.
This might be knowledge. Whatever you're doing, you're learning and building knowledge while at it, right? Write a book, these guys have done it. Or make videos. Record public speaks if do them.
Or it might be a whole new product. Maybe some of the tools or scripts you've created for yourself could help others too. Did you know that Ruby on Rails was originally a by-product of Basecamp?
Do you have an eBook (or print book) out? Make an audio version of it. Heck, turn it into short presentation, keep a webinar, record it and sell the video. Or give it all out for free if you like.
And of course I loved the idea that it's OK to be small. Everything is easier when you think small. It's OK to dream big, but don't let those big dreams freeze you. I'd love to have 10000 subscribers on this blog, but I won't get there overnight. But I will get there 1 new reader at a time.


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Is there a sleep medication/aid for an 17 month old?
Are there any natural aids or medications or vitamins/suppliments I can give to my 17th month old baby to help him go back to sleep during the night. He's not hungry or wet.
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you know not very parent who asks about sleep aids are doing it for selfish reasons, if her situation is like mine was then it is more for the child. I was told by my midwife to try chamomile during the weeks leading up to the big first steps, He would practice in his sleep and wake himself up every couple of hours , very restless sleep, got to the point he could barely function during day. we tried everything. After we did as she said it just hacalmed him down enough that he could sleep. and the next day he was happy again, took a few days of extra sleep to catch up but then back to normal. It helped him and i don't care if anyone thinks i am a bad parent for giving it to him , all i care about is he is happy and healthy. Talk to a dr or midwife to get dosage and make sure they are not allergic to rag weed . Safety 1st.posted 11/29/2011 by Huggin_Reality
Interestingly, as I read all of the comments left by people who accuse the writer of being so quick to medicate...my comment and thought is this: How about if YOU all slow down and reread the post. The writer asked if there was a NATURAL sleep aid, natural being the key word. I don't think this person was looking for narcotics or drugs as an answer. Get off your high horses and have a little respect.posted 02/26/2012 by Jerans Wife
What!?! Medicate a 17 month old to sleep through the night? I would try limiting his nap time or cutting out naps all together to see if that helps.posted 06/12/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
try chamomile tea, it doesn't put them to sleep but calms them down allowing them to rest easier, my midwife suggested it during teething and milestone night wakes. just give it to them light at first to make sure there isn't a allergie since it is related to rag weed.posted 11/29/2011 by Huggin_Reality
I feel compelled to comment because I almost lost my daughter to SIDS from giving her medication at night. It wasn't to help her sleep, but to ease the pain of the flu shot. Thank God that I happened to wake up and check her a few hours later because she had stopped breathing and was unresponsive. My daughter is a very active child and has problems sleeping, too. She has never been a great napper and does not generally sleep through the night even now at 13 months. What has helped us greatly is routine. We keep as tight as possible on nap and bed times. A bath with lavender bubble bath before bed has helped, too. It sounds to me like there are some great suggestions in the responses - increased daytime activity, decreased nap times, milk at bedtime, chamomile tea, aromatherapy. If these suggestions do not help, definitely consult your child's pediatrician. God Bless.posted 11/30/2011 by darfish
Yes, there are sleep aids but none of them are healthy for toddlers under two. I know where you're coming from. You're not talking about the days when they're a bit hyper and it takes a bit longer to go to sleep, you're talking about the nights when they are so overtired that they CAN'T go to sleep which is not healthy for them (or you). I agree with the camomile tea. I have also used an electric incense burner with lavendar oil which I found to calm my daughter and keep her asleep. And to all the self-righteous know-it-alls who jumped down your throat - who are you all to judge? Show me your medal showing that you know everything and then maybe you'll be in a position to cast aspersions on others.posted 11/30/2011 by sld1812
Since he is over the 12 month mark, try warm milk cows (or breast milk if you're still nursing.) Breast milk itself contains oxcytocin which is a natural sedative. You can nurse or you can have a cup of pumped milk ready by his bed. Plus, it's safe to leave (freshly) pumped milk out at room temp for up to 10 hrs so you won't have to spend time re-warming. When you warm cows milk, it releases tryptophan which is a natural (and light) sedative. You can even add a bit of honey to it which may encourage him to drink the whole cup. :)posted 11/30/2011 by a BabyCenter Member
I tried this and it worked pretty much instantly... http://www.supernanny.co.uk/TV-Show/Clips/Clips/Sleep-Separation-Technique.aspxposted 02/27/2012 by sld1812
I feel crushed when I see how quick people are to judge. She gave no information on why her child isn't sleeping so why would you assume that she's not keeping the child active. I came about this post because my 28 month old rarely sleeps through the night. My 8 month old does. I'm very proud of myself as a mother and my children's behavior gets compliments everywhere we go. For me that speaks millions. I tried the wearing her out theory (which for your information usually wears me out more), and it's not the defining factor. Her afternoon nap ends 6 1/2 hours before her bedtime, I tried late baths, the works. The problem isn't even getting her to sleep, it's getting her not to wake up. I feel for anyone that goes searching on the internet for solutions to their problems, because to me that means that you're that tired. I hope you found something to help your situation.posted 10/21/2012 by sfncs03
Continued: Even though my son finally falls asleep at 6 am he is woke up at 10 am and no nap, we go for walks daily, we play outside weather permitting. We do everything to keep him active. NOTHING IS WORKING. so i know how this parent feels. now keep in mind i also have to be up with my 7 month old daughter all day. i am even about to ask the doctor for something that may help him since no remedies i have tried do help. I am a full time mother and going to school so yes in order to continue i do need my rest too.posted 03/07/2012 by Hunter3210
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Men's 1,500: OTC Elite's Russell Brown fails to advance
Oregon Track Club Elite's Russell Brown, one of the favorites in the 1,500 meters, failed to advance on Thursday as he placed a non-qualifying fourth in the third heat at the USA Outdoor Track & Field Championships at Hayward Field.
"I don't know what to say," said a distraught Brown. "I wish I could explain it. I guess, the fact is, if I felt like I did today in the final, there's no point being there anyway.
"I have to figure this out."
Brown, who is coached by UO director of track and field Vin Lananna, had been enjoying a breakout season. He won the New Balance Grand Prix indoor mile last February and placed ninth in the Bowerman Mile at the Prefontaine Classic on June 4 with a PR of 3:51.45.
Two of Brown's OTC Elite teammates, 2008 Olympican Andrew Wheating and Jordan McNamara, both reached Saturday's final. Wheating was the fastest qualifier at 3:39.88 and McNamara was timed at 3:40.43.
Two UO runners also made the final as Matthew Centrowitz, the NCAA champion, won his heat at 3:40.00, and A.J. Acosta was second behind Wheating in the first heat at 3:40.28.
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Curtis Anderson covered UO track and field for The Register-Guard from 1990-96, and again since 2005. He covered the 2012 Olympic Games in London, in addition to the U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials in New Orleans (1992), Atlanta (1996) and Hayward Field (2008 and 2012). He is the winner of the Jesse Abramson Award, presented by the Track & Field Writers of America for excellence in coverage in 2008.


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Prepare students for Microsoft® Office Publisher 2010!
Learning Microsoft Office Publisher 2010 features a student-friendly, step-by-step format with clear, full-screen shots to engage students and help them work independently.
Table of Contents
Learning Publisher 2010
Lesson 1
Creating a New Publication
Projects 1—2
Starting and Exiting Publisher
Exploring Backstage View
Creating a Quick Publication
Working with the New Publisher Interface
Inserting Text in a Placeholder
Saving and Closing a Publication
Opening an Existing Publication
Lesson 2
Working with Objects
Projects 3—4
Selecting Objects
Zooming in and Out
Resizing Objects
Moving Objects
Deleting Objects
Previewing and Printing a Publication
Lesson 3
Working with Text Boxes
Projects 5—6
Placing a New Text Box
Controlling Automatic Copyfitting
Inserting Symbols
Checking Spelling
Using Research and Language Options
Lesson 4
Basic Text Handling
Projects 7—8
Selecting Text
Deleting Text
Copying and Moving Text
Using Undo and Redo
Lesson 5
Working with Business Information
Projects 9—10
Creating a Business Information Set
Editing and Inserting Business Information
Inserting the Current Date and Time
Using AutoCorrect
Lesson 6
Working with Text from Other Applications
Projects 11—12
Opening a File from Another Program
Opening a Word Document
Inserting Text from Other Programs
Editing a Story in Word
Customizing the Ribbon
End of Chapter Assessments
Projects 13—14
Lesson 7
Customizing Template Elements
Projects 15–16
Changing the Design and Layout
Applying a Different Color Scheme
Creating a New Color Scheme
Applying a Different Font Scheme
Creating a New Font Scheme
Deleting Custom Schemes
Lesson 8
Working with Page Settings, Columns, and Guides
Projects 17–18
Choosing a Page Size
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Adjusting Margins
Working with Layout Guides
Placing Ruler Guides
Working with Columns
Lesson 9
Inserting Pages, Headers/Footers, and Page Numbers
Projects 19–20
Inserting and Deleting Pages
Viewing as a Two-Page Spread
Working with Headers and Footers
Inserting Page Numbers
Lesson 10
Linking Text Boxes
Projects 21–22
Creating Linked Text Boxes
Controlling Text Flow in Linked Text Boxes
Adjusting Linked Text Boxes
Lesson 11
Using Master Pages
Projects 23–24
About Master Pages
Placing Objects on the Master Page
Using Multiple Master Pages
Applying a Master Page
Naming Pages
Moving Pages
Lesson 12
Working with Building Blocks
Projects 25–26
Inserting Building Blocks
Saving an Object as a Building Block
End of Chapter Assessments
Projects 27–28
Lesson 13
Changing Font Formatting
Projects 29—30
Changing Font, Font Size, Font Color, and Font Style
Applying Font Effects
Changing Character Spacing
Creating a Drop Cap
Lesson 14
Applying Object Borders and Fills
Projects 31—32
Applying Object Borders
Changing an Object's Fill Color
Working with Grouped Objects
Applying Shape Styles
Lesson 15
Applying Special Border and Fill Effects
Projects 33—34
Applying a Patterned Border
Using Border Art
Using Fill Effects
Lesson 16
Applying Paragraph Formats
Projects 35—36
Aligning Text Horizontally and Vertically
Changing Line and Paragraph Spacing
Lesson 17
Controlling Text with Tabs and Indents
Projects 37—38
Using Tab Stops
Setting, Modifying, and Removing Tab Stops
Using Tab Leaders
Applying Indents
Adjusting Text Box Margins
Lesson 18
Working with Lists
Projects 39—40
Creating Bulleted Lists
Creating Numbered Lists
Lesson 19
Working with Styles
Projects 41—42
Controlling Line and Paragraph Breaks
Copying Text Formatting
Applying a Style
Creating a Style
Modifying and Deleting Styles
Importing Styles from Other Publications
Lesson 20
Working with Typographic Features
Projects 43—44
Using OpenType Fonts
Selecting Number Styles
Applying Ligatures
Applying Stylistic Sets, Swashes, and Stylistic Alternates
Lesson 21
Inserting Tables
Projects 45—46
Creating a Table
Typing in a Table
Selecting Cells and Ranges
Inserting or Deleting Rows or Columns
Changing Cell Height and Width
Lesson 22
Formatting Tables
Projects 47—48
Merging and Splitting Cells
Changing Text Direction
Adjusting Cell Margins
Using Diagonals
Applying Table Formats
Applying Table Fills and Borders
Changing Table Alignment
Turning Off Automatic Hyphenation
End of Chapter Assessments
Projects 49—50
Lesson 23
Working with Clip Art
Projects 51–52
Inserting Clip Art
Adjusting an Image in a Placeholder
Finding Clip Art on Office.com
Formatting Clip Art
Lesson 24
Working with Pictures
Projects 53–54
Adding a Picture Placeholder
Inserting a Picture from a File
Changing the Picture
Swapping Pictures
Applying Picture Styles and Formats
Adding Captions
Lesson 25
Combining Text and Pictures
Projects 55–56
Cropping for Effect
Wrapping Text around Pictures
Editing Wrap Points
Adding a Page Background
Viewing the Graphics Manager
Compressing Pictures
Saving a Publication as a PDF File
Lesson 26
Working with Lines and Shapes
Projects 57–58
Drawing Simple Shapes and Lines
Adjusting Complex Shapes
Formatting Lines and Shapes
Grouping and Ungrouping Objects
Lesson 27
Arranging Objects
Projects 59–60
Aligning Objects
Distributing Objects
Flipping Objects
Rotating Objects
Changing Object Layering
Lesson 28
Inserting WordArt
Projects 61–62
Creating WordArt
Editing and Formatting WordArt
Lesson 29
Inserting from Other Applications
Projects 63–64
Inserting Objects from Other Applications
Copying Data from Another Application
Editing Embedded Objects
Updating Links
End of Chapter Assessments
Projects 65–66
Lesson 30
Working with Flyers
Projects 67—68
Using a Flyer Template
Changing the Template Design or Tear-Off
Manually Placing Tear-off and Other Elements
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- Julie Bort's NetworkWorld article, "Sam Ramji: Cloud makes open source 'inevitable' for Microsoft, others," shares the former Microsoft employee's views on how the cloud will lead to wider adoption of open source by proprietary vendors.
- The PCMag.com article, "Google Reveals Dart, New Open-Source Programming Language" by Jill Duffy, covered Google presenting the details of the programming language, Dart, that's used to create structured Web applications.
- "Fixing your community one click at a time" was posted on opensource.com, by Jason Hibbets, on the SeeClickFix open source, community reporting platform.
- Andrew Yu and Marshall Vale of Modo Labs wrote the blog, "Universities foster the next big tech innovation through open source," on ZDNet about open source innovations that are bread in the inherently collaborate environments of college campuses.
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Here are 10 cool painting activities for kids! Have fun and don't be afraid of the mess!
Here are 10 cool painting activities for kids! Have fun and don't be afraid of the mess!
I haven't made one of these in a while! I just finished this "Courtney" painting for my niece for Christmas:
Here is Boo's original one I made with a Peter Rabbit inspired theme:
They aren't very hard to make with a little patience because they are done in steps! Here's a gallery of ones that I've made for some ideas and links to other tutorials:
Here's another painting I did last weekend from reclaimed wood….a rustic American Flag for our outdoor living area. It took under 45 minutes to paint:
The only labor intensive part was making the canvas from a reclaimed wood pallet. First, the pallet was dismantled and then the pieces were attached to two boards: [Read more…]
I've been wanting to repaint the main living area in our house for a while now. I distressed all the walls a few years ago and I'm kind of over the glazed look. I've been adding paint colors to a few walls and last week I picked out a new greyish-beige color I thought would be a great change…..only to discover….. as Boo painted it on the wall…… that it's: almost. the. exact. same. color. as the original beige color. Basically I went from beige……to beige. Risky!
It was a very productive weekend. I narrowed down 3 shades of grey tones. I like a very neutral, monochromatic living space. Mr. LBB would love color….but he knows where to pick his battles. He'll be happy if I just finally pick a color and stop painting patches randomly on walls around the house. He had to work again all weekend. Boo loves to go to work with him and he took her with him for a few hours on Saturday. Around lunchtime, I heard the truck drive up the driveway. I looked out the kitchen window and saw: Boo standing in her underwear, crying hysterically, and Mr. LBB frantically scooping strawberry milkshake out of the side of his truck in the 102 degree humidity. So what did I do? I kept eating my veggies and dip…..watching……with a tiny bit of amusement.
I've created a little mini me by the way. She is constantly working on projects…..and she leaves them everywhere.
Me: Why does she always have to start a new project right before bedtime?
Mr. LBB: Maybe because she's your daughter…..look in the mirror.
Forget the tupperware box…..I started threatening to throw anything that was left on the floor away without warning.
Since last Thursday I've had a total of 4 doctor's appointments. I'm doctored out…..but they were all just making sure things were okay. My new GynOnc Dr. H is monitoring my ovaries and making sure the cyst that was causing so much discomfort is just that…..a cyst. I had an ECHO today to make sure my heart is okay after all that chemo and because Dr. Y thought my heart murmur sounded more pronounced…..but everything looks totally normal. Despite 23 rounds of chemotherapy, my ticker is still going strong with no signs of muscle weakness. Maybe I'll go run a marathon now. I also had a gazillion vials of blood drawn to check everything else since I "lost time" (that's a Primal Fear movie reference in case you missed it). I guess I'm about the only person that thought randomly passing out didn't seem like a big deal.
I spent some of the weekend working on a new Choose Joy necklace design. It's my first real venture into jewelry. The reason I'm so excited about it? Because I'm taking a trip up to Northern California to document the process of it being made. I know you all love behind the scenes as much as I do……so I'm making kind of a mini-documentary of it…..a "How it's Made." I know it seems so far away……but they will be available around mid-August.
Oh, and speaking of joy…..I heard the following in church yesterday:
So true. Choose joy…..but make sure your heart and face are communicating. That's the only way to spread it.
P.S. A few ways to keep that joy while cleaning up after your kid.
This is an oldie but a goodie…..updated with new projects for baby gifts and baby gear! I love giving handmade gifts for baby showers and I made almost all of Boo's gear and clothing when she was a baby…..that's how Lil Blue Boo started!
Boo's graffiti-themed desk is finally finished and in use….it's like a piece of whimsical artwork in her playroom:
This is a super easy tutorial because if you mess up you just go with it! I started out with a $49 desk I found at the thrift store:
My TOMS were looking a little dingy so I decided to spruce them up with a little spray paint!
When I first found a used lazy susan at the thrift store, I envisioned making it into a piece of "spin-able" art….but the first one was way to large and heavy to hang safely onto the wall (so it was turned into the wine-barrel lazy susan). I bought a slightly smaller 18″ lazy susan, and made this fun piece of Sticks-inspired art. On the Lil Blue Boo Facebook page I asked people to fill in the blank "I am____" and got some great words and phrases to use (Boo's contribution was "Iron Man"):
The lazy susan was painted to be a fun piece of wall art that Boo can turn every day and pick her mood:
Today I will be……awesome.
This was a fairly simple project that took about 3 hours in total. The carving was easier than I thought it would be with my new rotary tool and accessory kit:
I also had my expert painter Boo as my helper. The key to painting with a 4-year-old is letting them paint freely and then just fix any large mistakes after the fact….when they aren't looking.
Here's how the art piece was made:
Photos 1, 2 & 3: I used a pencil to sketch my design out.
Photo 4: With a rotary tool, I started carving. I found that it is easiest to carve a faint line to serve as a guide and then carve deeper on your second pass.
Photos 5, 6 and 7: I carved all the designs out. They don't have to be perfect…..I like slightly imperfect!
Photo 8: I used a block sander to clean up any rough edges.
Photos 11 & 12: I blocked in the main colors using basic acrylic craft paint. I like to paint "imperfectly" for character. I let Boo paint the black and white border.
Photo 13: After all the colors were blocked in, I let the piece dry.
Photo 14: I used gloss varnish…..
Photo 15: …..and painted a light coat over the whole piece to protect the colors from the glazing step.
Photo 16: I carved out excess paint from the designs.
Photo 17 & 18: I made a glaze of black liquid acrylic and added some water. I worked it into the designs, quickly wiping off the excess with a damp cloth.
The finished painted piece!
Using my Silhouette machine, I cut out the words "Today I will be" and applied the quote to the wall above where the lazy susan would hang:
Some heavy hanging hardware was used to attach the lazy susan to the wall:
Today I will be……on cloud 9.
Each and every time I finish one of these little hardboard nursery paintings I laugh a little at how "accidental" they are. I don't plan them ahead of time…..and I never quite know how they will turn out until I'm about 80% done with them.
I took photos as I painted this recent painting to show my design process. I always start with just a basic light color. It's easy to paint over and allows me to use the broadest range of colors.
I usually print out a few different mixed fonts and sizes of each name letter and cut them out so I can visualize the layout.
I start with the first and last letter and then fill the center letters in.
I kind of have a theme in my head….like flowers, or animals, or geometric shapes. For this particular painting I was trying to match some floral bedding so I started by sketching what I thought would be the largest objects in the painting: flowers.
Before I even have the rest of the painting planned I'll start blocking in large areas of color:
I even start outlining letters and detail:
The first thing I noticed about this painting was the large empty space at the top. It needed something large and sweeping…..so I added a bee spelling out "sweet girl."
To unify the painting, and add some cohesion between the flowers and letters, I added some large circles. I grabbed a few random objects in different sizes to trace:
I then blocked in the circles with colors that would balance the painting. If an orange flower is on one side of the painting, I try to pull some orange to the other side of the painting by painting one of the circles. Light blue circles balance the blue "S" and pink and yellow pull the other colors around the painting:
I then started to add some more detail in the painting using my black paint pen….like the dotted line pattern in the large circles:
Tiny white dot flowers were a good way to subtly fill in some of the background area:
More detail:
The letter "a" looked bare and a little too mustardy so I added some white polka dots. I added a few white polka dots throughout the background as well as some dark pink dot flowers. The last thing I added was a dotted line throughout the painting as if the bee had flown through almost every letter….an easy way to help unify the painting:
Once the painting portion is finished, I placed little butterfly buttons throughout and marked them once I was happy with their location:
The last thing I do is drill and sew the buttons and embellishments on:
This "accidental" painting is for my new niece Sloan!
I float frame every painting myself…..see my other tutorials to see how to easily frame your own with a professional look!
Don't even know where to start? Take a look at these:
I love painting small pieces of artwork. They are quick, easy and a great way to decorate bare walls. The painting in this tutorial is inspired by one of Monet's water lily paintings:
The finished "inspired" painting….it took about an hour from start to finish:
Materials needed:
Note: all of these materials can be found at most craft and hobby stores
9″ x 12″ Gessobord (or primed hardboard)
Acrylic craft paints (purple, white, mint green and slate blue)
Water soluble crayons (blue and green)
2-step crackle glaze
Willow or vine charcoal
**The key to a quick painting is to use your non-dominant hand. You will lose some control over your painting ability and the painting strokes will look better….promise!**
I broke this painting down into easy steps:
Step 1 & 2: Cover a piece of 9×12″ hardboard with purple acrylic paint. Work in long strokes….the coverage does not have to be perfect.
Step 3: Using willow charcoal (this can be painted over unlike pencil or graphite) draw out some circular water lily shapes.
Step 4: Using a mint green and a dry paint brush fill in the water lilies as best you can…..don't try too hard to get it perfect….leaving some bare spots is preferred.
Step 5 & 6: Mix a blue-gray color and fill in the larger areas. Again, the uneven coverage of paint is preferred and using a dry brush will help get this effect.
Step 7 & 8: Using a blue water crayon (water soluble)….outline the areas of the water lilies focusing mostly on the bottom edges.
Step 9: The outlines of the water lilies.
Step 10 & 11: Using the water crayons draw some sweeping strokes around some of the water lilies.
Step 12: Mix a slightly later shade of the blue-gray that was used for the water and use it to fill the water lilies using an uneven coverage.
Step 13: Using the same color, fill in the rest of the water again.
Step 14: Mix white into the blue-gray color to lighten it and fill in the water lilies again to lighten them up. Uneven coverage will allow hints of the colors underneath to show through.
Step 15 & 16: Using the same color, switch to a smaller brush and some water, sketch the circular shapes of the water lilies to add some texture.
Step 17 & 18: Using a mostly white, paint in a few water lily flowers using a few thick vertical strokes.
Step 19: Sketch shadows underneath the water lilies using a blue water crayon.
Step 20: Sketch "water current" using blue and green water crayons.
I let Boo draw most of the water current…..if a toddler can do it, you can too…..so no "I can't paint" excuses!
Step 21: Using a damp brush, blur the blue crayon shadows.
Step 22: Using the same shade of blue-gray for the water as before, paint over the "water current" sketchings lightly.
Step 23: Let the painting dry thoroughly and shake up your 2 step crackle paint to get ready for the next step.
Step 24: Apply the 2 step crackle finish and let dry.
Step 25 & 26: Once the crackle glaze has dried, mix a watery brown color (I prefer Golden Liquid Acrylics) and apply to the painting .
Step 27: Use a rag or paper towel to remove excess glaze.
Step 28: Let painting dry thoroughly.
A finished Monet-inspired painting!
Here are a few other painting tutorials I've done…..check them out if you get a chance!


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After conquering the freshman year jitters, sophomore soccer standout Emily Stauffer is no longer the new kid on the block.
In her debut year, Stauffer's impact on the Crimson's offense made eyes turn and mouths drop as she led the talent-rich Crimson squad in scoring with six goals and six assists. By the end of the year, Stauffer had racked up Ivy League Rookie of the Year honors and a first-team All-Ivy selection.
It was easy to forget that she was only a freshman: Stauffer was the focus of offense. Yet while becoming a familiar name and face in the world of Harvard athletics, New Canaan, Conn.-resident Stauffer was also becoming acclimated to the unfamiliar college arena, where papers, exams, academic stress and Union food are a way of life.
"It was tough," Stauffer said. "I came in and right away there were new things coming in at me. Last year I was overwhelmed."
It may have been tough. But freshman nerves did not prevent Stauffer from helping the Harvard squad to a second-place Ivy League finish and its first NCAA appearance since 1994.
With the start of a new year, Stauffer's comfort level both on the field and off has grown, which should bode well for the squad's quest for an Ivy League title.
"I feel very different now as a sophomore," Stauffer said. "Last year I was trying to fit into how the team played. I didn't have much composure, and I wasn't 100 percent confident on the field. Since I feel like I have a year of experience behind me, I can focus on building my play."
Stauffer bolstered her experience this summer on the East team at the U.S. Olympic Festival, which attracts the best women's soccer players in the country. Stauffer helped the East gain the silver medal.
The excitement level of Stauffer and the rest of the young squad are unprecedented this season. The excitement grew out of a game Stauffer deems both the best and worst experience of 1994. The game was against Brown, it was the final match-up of the season and the Ivy League title was on the line.
In the second half, Harvard had a 3-1 lead and a soccer epiphany. Stauffer and the rest of the hardworking Crimson squad realized that the Ivy League title could be theirs.
"I remember looking at our captain Genevieve [Chelius] and thinking, 'Hey, we can do this.' Of course, the team wanted it badly."
Brown snatched the championship away with seven minutes to go, tying the game on a penalty kick. Even though Harvard wound up losing the title, they haven't stopped believing. But they haven't quite gotten over it, either.
"We held a lot of bitterness from Brown," Stauffer said. "It's definitely the toughest game I've ever lost. I was so upset after that game, and I decided that I was going to save all of the anger and bring it onto the field this year.
So, after a season of trying to fit in--and not just on the soccer field--Emily Stauffer is not a freshman phenom anymore. In 1995, Stauffer will have to settle for sophomore sensation. For the Harvard women's soccer team, that--and the Ivy League title--will be just fine.
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Capitol Records, LLC v. Vimeo, LLC, USDC, S.D.N.Y., September 18, 2013
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Capitol Records, LLC, Virgin Records America, Inc., EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (EMI), and various other entities associated with EMI (collectively, plaintiffs) brought a copyright infringement action against Vimeo, LLC, and Connected Ventures, LLC (collectively, Vimeo), based on Vimeo's video-sharing website's inclusion of 199 videos with music for which plaintiffs owned the copyrights, without their permission.
Vimeo's website allows users who have created a user account to upload videos that they have created. Users can interact with the videos, including "liking" or commenting on videos. Vimeo moved for summary judgment, asserting "safe harbor" protection under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Plaintiffs cross-moved for summary judgment, asserting that Vimeo was ineligible for safe harbor protection. The district court held that there were triable issues as to whether Vimeo was entitled to safe harbor protection for 55 of the 199 videos, because Vimeo employees had uploaded and/or interacted on Vimeo's website with these 55 videos. The court held that Vimeo met the three threshold criteria for it to be qualified for protection under any of the four safe harbor affirmative defenses under the DMCA. First, it qualified as a "service provider" because it provides services over and above the mere storage of uploaded user content, such as allowing users to share videos. Second, it adopted and reasonably implemented a policy for repeat infringers because it has – and enforces – a policy that terminates service for repeat infringers, and users are required to agree not to infringe others' copyrights. Third, it did not interfere with standard technical measures by copyright owners to protect their copyrights.
The court then considered whether Vimeo established that it met the requirements of safe harbor protection under section 512(c), which only provides a defense for infringement claims "by reason of the storage at the direction of a user of material that resides on a system … controlled … by the service provider." The court found a triable issue as to whether Vimeo was not entitled to safe harbor protection as to 10 of the videos at issue, which were uploaded by Vimeo employees, stating that reasonable minds could differ as to whether the employees uploaded these videos in their personal capacities (making them users for the purposes of the safe harbor) or in their capacities as agents for Vimeo (which would remove them from the safe harbor protection). The court rejected plaintiff's assertion that because Vimeo permits downloading of videos on its site, it does not provide "storage" pursuant to section 512(c), concluding that no authority supported the automatic denial of the safe harbor protections simply because a service allows its users to download content.
Section 512(c) requires that Vimeo establish that (1) it does not have "actual knowledge" of the infringement; (2) in the absence of such actual knowledge, it is not aware of facts or circumstances from which infringing activity is apparent (also known as "red flag knowledge"); and (3) it acts expeditiously to remove access to the infringing material upon obtaining such awareness. For 55 of the videos, Vimeo employees had interacted with the postings, including commenting on the videos or "liking" them. For those videos, the court found a triable issue as to whether Vimeo acquired actual or "red flag" knowledge of the infringing content. The court granted Vimeo summary judgment for the remaining videos, with which Vimeo employees indisputably did not interact. The court also noted that plaintiffs did not provide evidence that Vimeo was willfully blind to the infringement.
Section 512(c) requires that Vimeo establish that it does not have a right and ability to control the infringing activity and does not receive a financial benefit directly attributable to that infringing activity. The court held that under the tests articulated in Perfect 10, Inc. v. Cybernet Ventures, Inc., 213 F. Supp. 2d 1146 (C.D. Cal. 2002) and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios Inc. v. Grokster, Ltd., 545 U.S. 913 (2005), there was no triable issue of fact – Vimeo did not exert substantial influence on user activity via its monitoring program or through inducement.
Finally, section 512(c) requires that Vimeo expeditiously remove access to infringing material after being notified of it. The court held that Vimeo met this requirement by removing the infringing material the same day that it received two separate notices of infringement from plaintiffs and within a few weeks after receiving a third notice of infringement from plaintiffs.
Noting that the DMCA safe harbors do not apply to pre-1972 sound recordings, the court granted summary judgment to Vimeo for all the remaining 144 videos, except those containing sound recordings made prior to 1972, and granted plaintiffs' cross-motion for partial summary judgment as to those videos.
Doe v. Gangland Productions, Inc., USCA, September 16, 2013
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Plaintiff, a former prison gang member and police informant, sued defendants, Gangland Productions, Inc., and A&E Television Network, for including footage of an interview with him in an episode of the television series Gangland without concealing plaintiff's face or physical identity. Gangland was a documentary television program that explored gang culture, and the episode in question focused on a notoriously violent gang with a white-supremacist reputation, Public Enemy Number 1. Although plaintiff had never been a member of Public Enemy Number 1, he was a childhood friend of one of the co-founders of the gang and, in the interview, he discussed the facts surrounding his friend's murder, including the theory that fellow gang members had brutally murdered him after he gave a media interview about the gang. The episode featured other gang members discussing the gang's violent activities. In the broadcast, some individuals' names and faces were disclosed while certain others' were concealed.
Plaintiff alleged that he had received assurances that his face and identity would be fully concealed and that he relied on those promises in agreeing to be interviewed. Prior to taping the interview, plaintiff signed a Program Participation and Release Agreement that defendants argued expressly consented to their unrestricted use of his name and identity and waived his right to any claims based on that use. Plaintiff asserted that he was dyslexic and barely literate and that he signed the release because the interviewer misled him about the document's nature. Specifically, he claimed that he was led to believe that the release was simply a receipt for the $300 defendants paid him for the interview.
Plaintiff's first amended complaint asserted six claims based on defendants' disclosure of his face and name, including appropriation of likeness, public disclosure of private information, false promise, negligent infliction of emotional distress, intentional infliction of emotional distress and declaratory relief. The district court denied defendants' motion to strike plaintiff's complaint under California's statute addressing Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation (Anti-SLAPP statute), finding that defendants had failed to show that revealing plaintiff's identity in violation of an alleged promise not to do so – the basis for plaintiff's claims against them – was in furtherance of their exercise of free speech or that including plaintiff's identity in the program was in connection with a public issue or an issue of public interest. (Read our summary of the district court's decision here.
On appeal, the Ninth Circuit rejected the district court's Anti-SLAPP analysis, concluding that the district court framed the initial inquiry in the required two-step analysis too narrowly. The defendant initially bears the burden of showing that the Anti-SLAPP statute applies because the lawsuit arises from defendant's act in furtherance of its right of petition or free speech. If the defendant meets its burden, the burden then shifts to plaintiff to demonstrate a probability of prevailing on the merits of each of plaintiff's claims. In the court's view, the district court improperly focused on plaintiff's allegations while conducting the initial, defendant-focused analysis. The proper analysis should examine the broadcast overall, rather than erroneously focus on the legality or propriety of including plaintiff's face in the broadcast. Noting that the district court's approach would render the second step "superfluous," the Ninth Circuit reasoned that for purposes of the initial analysis, the inquiry should focus on the legitimate First Amendment rights attached to the broadcast overall. Citing a number of cases, the panel noted that a broadcaster or journalist may satisfy its burden for Anti-SLAPP purposes even if the broadcast involved illegal elements (such as including information unlawfully obtained). Noting that it was "uncontested" that the broadcast itself was protected, the Ninth Circuit concluded that the district court erred in narrowing its analysis to require that the specific inclusion of plaintiff's face and identity further the public interest.
Having concluded that defendants satisfied the first step of the analysis, the panel proceeded to consider the viability of each of plaintiff's claims. The Ninth Circuit noted that, under the appropriate standard for evaluating plaintiff's claims, the court should not engage in credibility determinations but instead credit the evidence as presented by plaintiff. Plaintiff provided a sworn declaration that he was barely literate and was misled about the content of the release – that he had been told that it was simply a "receipt" for the $300 he received for the interview. The court viewed this evidence as sufficient, at this stage in the proceedings, to establish fraud in the execution of the release, which would render the release void. As a result, the court was unwilling to find that defendants' release operated as a waiver of any claims plaintiff might have related to the use of his image in the broadcast.
The court found that plaintiff has shown a reasonable probability of prevailing on four of his claims (public disclosure of private fact, intentional infliction of emotional distress, false promise, and declaratory relief) but not on his claims for appropriation of likeness and negligent infliction of emotional distress. The Ninth Circuit accordingly reversed in part and affirmed in part the district court's ruling, remanding for further proceedings on the four claims surviving the Anti-SLAPP analysis.
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General Board / Re: Law Schools To Avoid At All Costs!« on: September 10, 2008, 03:22:27 PM »
Can you expand a bit on the issue, shall?
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General Board / Re: Law Schools To Avoid At All Costs!« on: September 10, 2008, 03:22:27 PM »
Can you expand a bit on the issue, shall?
General Board / Re: Divorce. Res judicata?« on: September 10, 2008, 03:20:28 PM »
Don't be stupid to think about paying your creditors in the middle of this mess! You can always get a semi-secured credit card -- which means that is partly "prepaid" and partly "afterpaid" -- BoA is a little more lenient than Citibank. If they decline you, they will probably mail you an invitation for their 99/500 semi-secured card ($99 deposit for a credit limit of $500 and the deposit will be refunded in less than a year if payments are on time). Discover is even harder to get approved for than Citi. If you can join a local credit union that issues credit cards and open up a savings account there, you have a good chance of being approved.
General Board / Re: "Laptops must be removed from their cases and placed on the belt."« on: September 10, 2008, 03:14:59 PM »
Oh please, stop it - it's not worth it discussing in so much detail a movie about a mother who beats her child! This is www.lawschooldiscussion.org not www.childrenfightfortheiright .org
General Board / Re: Succedding in Law School: How PRIORITIES Make Things Happen« on: September 10, 2008, 03:13:00 PM »
Thanks for the info, shall, but totally unrelated!
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These are the best ones, hands down!
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Hahaha s/c - attentive to detail, as usual!
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Ariel "Ari" A. Gold is is a character on the comedy-drama television series Entourage. He is played by Jeremy Piven.
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Tom Cruise is nothing when it comes to closet cases. Have you heard about Elvis Costello?
There's no evidence that Costello was a racist -- he'd been active in Rock Against Racism before it was fashionable and was too smart in any event to let it show if he was -- but he was being as stupid, reckless and out of control as any of the broken-down '60s stars his energy, brains and invective were supposed to be an antidote for.
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