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Claims to Fame: Flat terrain, mild weather, large student population, and municipal leaders who local bike advocates say "get it," are making bikes multiply. Downtown Charleston's Real Estate Studio offers property tours on two wheels (they provide the bikes), and agent Kristin Walker is the founder of event website bikecharleston.org.
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The Inequality Problem
'What do I see in our future today you ask? I see pitchforks, as in angry mobs with pitchforks, because while … plutocrats are living beyond the dreams of avarice, the other 99 per cent of our fellow citizens are falling farther and farther behind.' Who said this? Jeremy Corbyn? Thomas Piketty? In fact it was Nick Hanauer, an American entrepreneur and multibillionaire, who in a TED talk in 2014 confessed to living a life that the rest of us 'can't even imagine'. Hanauer doesn't believe he's particularly talented or unusually hardworking; he doesn't believe he has a great technical mind. More
The Iran-Iraq War
Predicting what will start a war, and when, is an unrewarding business. Long-term trends ('causes') are often clear enough, but not the proximate causes, or triggers. We can assess the comparative significance of competition for resources, hunger for power, the nature of political systems, the psychology of leaders. What precipitates a conflict, though, may be a sudden, unforeseen event: an accident, misreading or miscalculation, or a temperamental leader's flash of hubris. Often, of course, it is a combination of such things. More
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Although the second strike has been suspended for more talks to take place, the mood among doctors is pessimistic. The first round of negotiations gave us some hope, but the government has proved belligerent. Why is it so determined to impose this contract? The desire to remove pay progression across the public sector – it has already done so for teachers – is one motive. The UK already spends a smaller proportion of GDP on public healthcare than many countries, although it has a much bigger workforce, and it's hard not to see this as yet another move towards a part-privatised NHS. More
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Luc Tuymans's painting The Walk shows Hitler and Speer silhouetted in early evening light on the Obersalzberg. The photograph that the painting is based on is mute. Tuymans's manipulation of it is anything but. His Hitler, the Führer, the guide, is indeed guiding, just. He is stumbling awkwardly towards the last of the light while the upright Speer holds back, following certainly, but cautiously, tentatively, allowing his idol and besotted patron first dibs on divining the future – which may prove to be less golden than the sun's shafts seem to promise. What if the guide has lost his touch? More
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Man down! Stephen Drew's ankle is no more. His season is done. You might as well have Stephen Baldwin on your team. The younger Drew brother wasn't carrying any fantasy baseball teams on his back, but losing your starting Shortstop hurts no matter how you slice it. Today's edition of MLB For Reals Talk explores our replacement shorties. Thirteen hand-selected individuals for your choosing after the jump.
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Zack Cozart CIN (4%) Cozart has gone 11 for 35 since his June 7th promotion, he's hit safely in 7 of 8 starts. He's hit the ground running after putting up good numbers in 77 games at AAA-Louisville (.310/.357/.467). Cozart hit 24 HR at AAA (213 games) and will be playing at a much friendlier ballpark in Cincinnati. Louisville scores a 92 in HR for Right-Handed Batters while Great American Ballpark scores a scrumptious 133 [StatCorner]. Cozart also chipped in 39 Stolen Bases during this 213-game stretch. He has some power, some speed, is slotted ahead of Votto, Phillips and Bruce in the lineup and plays at a very hitter-friendly field. It's quite possible that Zack Cozart makes you forget about Stephen Drew.
Willie Bloomquist ARI (9%) Drew's own replacement (possibly, the team is expected to call up Cody Ransom), Slick Willie does things well for a player of his ilk. He keeps the Strikeouts down and hits plenty of Line Drives (26% LD% this year!) and Ground Balls. His BABIP (.299) should be much higher (career .312 BABIP), but we can't expect him to maintain the 26% LD% (career 21% LD%). Through 50 games (166 AB) Willie Bloom has 10 SB. This is why you'd target him, for the speed. MLBDepthCharts has Willie batting leadoff so he could be a source of Runs too. We'll have to keep an eye on Cody Ransom though. While the K% isn't pretty (21% per PA) he does have 25 HR and 9 SB to his name this season.
Alcides Escobar KC (28%) The young Royal is proving his .235 Batting Average from '10 was a fluke… by hitting .251. Well at least he's stealing more bases this year (14 SB so far). The hot streak that started in June has cooled, but I still believe the high contact percentage, slap hitting, speedy infielder has the ability to hit .280 and steal 25 to 30 bases. I still believe in Alcides.
Alexi Casilla MIN (16%) Since May 24th Alexi is hitting .297 (57 for 192) with 2 HR and 10 SB. During his past ten games he has five multi-hit efforts. Alexi is performing well and hitting second in the Twins lineup, in front of Mauer, Cuddyer and Thome. No one gets overly excited when they hear Alexi Casilla's name, but he's putting up numbers right now.
Rafael Furcal LAD (32%) To put it mildly, Furball is struggling. He's hitting .171 that includes a 5 for 45 (.111) stretch since his return from the Disabled List (oblique). The reason why he is an option is because his troubles are BABIP-related. Furcal's 21.8% LD% is pretty damn good, he doesn't deserve a .191 BABIP. I'll concede that injuries have likely slowed him down (3 for 5 on the base paths), but still, a .191 BABIP is cruel and unusual punishment for someone who is lacing Line Drives like this. If we sub in a more suitable number (.315, his career norm), Furcal's AVG would be .269. Still nothing to brag about, but he is hitting in front of Ethier and Kemp and has a little speed to him. Reaching even further for excuses to add Furcal, he's riding a two-game hit streak. Like Stephen Drew's injury, this isn't pretty.
Ryan Theriot STL (35%) Theriot quietly sits atop the Cardinals batting order. He's hitting .278 with a single Home Run and four Stolen Bases. At 31-years of age Theriot seems to have lost a step. He's 4 of 8 in SB attempts (8 of 15 since leaving the north side of Chicago). He did suffer from tightness in his knee and back in June and an oblique injury in May so these ailments may have factored into the lack of Stolen Bases. Well this pretty much sums up Ryan Theriot, there is not a lot to say. The only thing he has going for him is his place in the batting order.
Darwin Barney CHC (34%) Darwin is starting out with three strikes: he has no power, little speed, he has a terrible name and he hits in the bottom third of a NL lineup. Okay, that's four strikes, but he's not out. What Darwin does well is make plenty of contact and when he hits the ball, he hits it well (22.2% LD%). His low Strikeout percentage and high BABIP (.332) are keeping his Batting Average afloat (.299). As long as he keeps hitting Line Drives, like he has in every month of the season, he should be a contributor to your team Batting Average.
Marco Scutaro BOS (11%) Marco is back from the DL and doing his thing, his thing is playing mediocre baseball. He's a high contact percentage hitter with low power out and even less speed. While he hits at the bottom of the order, technically he hits in front of Ellsbury, Pedroia, Adrian, Youkilis and Big Papi. So he's got that going for him.
Omar Infante FLA (30%) Omar from Wild and Crazy Kids is not enjoying his follow up season from 2010, when his .355 BABIP pushed his AVG up to a career high .321. Instead it's below average (.275), as is his HR/FB% (0.8%). Omar is hitting .253 with 1 HR and 3 SB. Don't ask me why, but he is slotted as the No. 2 hitter in the Marlins lineup despite his .298 OBP (while Mike Stanton hits 6th!!!!). Maybe Donnie Jeffcoat is filling out the lineup card. Omar's Batting Average should pick up a bit, but we're talking about a career .272 hitter.
Eduardo Nunez NYY (7%) Nunez is a short-term option as he fills in for the injured Alex Rodriguez. He's done a great job of limiting Strikeouts while hitting Line Drives (21% LD%) and stealing bases (13). And of course he plays for the Yankees so while he bats behind two Catchers (Posada and Martin) it isn't the worst place to be. Eduardo's .260 AVG could be higher, his .269 BABIP is pretty low for such a nice LD%. Something along the lines of a .280-.285 AVG would be more appropriate. Of course it may be difficult for him to maintain the 8% K% so these two factors (low BABIP, low K%) could cancel each other out and his AVG could remain at .260.
Mike Aviles KC (17%) Aviles was recalled after the team traded Wilson Betemit to Detroit. Since he doesn't have a direct path to playing time Aviles is more of a watch list Shortstop. He was a popular sleeper coming into the season, my preseason projection (.298-13-75-62-15) certainly placed me in that camp. While in AAA-Omaha (PCL) Aviles was killing the ball to the tune of a .307/.329/.586 triple slash line. He hit 9 HR and stole six bases in only 35 games. He isn't making contact like he has in the past, the K% is up a percentage point or two and the Line Drive percentage is poor, but he's one of our few replacement Shortstops who has the ability to hit for AVG and contribute to both the HR and SB categories. If Aviles was guaranteed everyday At Bats he'd push Cozart for the top spot on this list.
and just for good measure…
Clint Barmes HOU (2%) Hitting in the bottom third of the Astros lineup is a death sentence, but Barmes is hitting .321 during the past 30 days. Just wanted to point that out. If your league tracks deer hunting stats Barmes gets an extra boost.
Tsuyoshi Nishioka MIN (13%) The Dice-K of Shortstop, Nishi is an overpaid, overrated, injury prone import from the Far East. He is a warm body though, I assume. If you have a Japanese fetish he could be your Shortstop.
That's all the replacement options I have for you tonight, any questions or Ransom notes can be left in the comment section – peace out – @andrewakamds


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"I'm referring to treatments to aid recovery, biological
treatments to improve athletic performance," Fuentes said in a
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names of more than 50 cyclists, some of whom were forced to
withdraw before Saturday's start of the Tour de France. They
included favorites Jan Ullrich, Ivan Basso and Francisco Mancebo.
"Names of cyclists have appeared, but there are other sports as
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sports," Fuentes told Cadena SER radio. "I either performed the
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White Chocolate-Cranberry Biscotti Recipe
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The original version of this recipe was handed down from my great-aunt. Through the years, my mother and I have tried different flavor combinations...this is a favorite for all. —Brenda Keith, Talent, Oregon
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1 cup sugar
- 4 eggs
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 3/4 cup dried cranberries
- 3/4 cup vanilla or white chips
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Beat in vanilla. Combine flour and baking powder; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in cranberries and vanilla chips. Divide dough into three portions.
- On ungreased baking sheets, shape each portion into a 10-in. x 2-in. rectangle. Bake at 350° for 20-25 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool for 5 minutes.
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Super 8 Vacaville Ca, Vacaville
- Free continental breakfast, free WiFi, and free parking
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- 45 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
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Unique history, culture, and topography surround Tonto National Monument, offering nearly endless opportunities for discovery, exploration, and recreation.These are just a few of the numerous attractions all around us.
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The Apache Trail
The historic Apache Trail also known as Highway 88, takes drivers on a beautiful 39-mile journey through rugged canyons from Apache Junction to Roosevelt Dam. Visitors will experience unique geology and jaw-dropping vistas along the narrow 22-mile stretch of gravel road. This gravel stretch is maintained for passenger vehicles, but the drive is slow and rough. Visit the Tonto National Forest: Scenic Drives webpage for more details.
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Besh-Ba-Gowah Archaeological Park and Museum in Globe, AZ is home to one of the largest and most complex Salado pueblos. Excavations here revealed one of the largest and most important single-site collections in all of the Southwest. The museum boasts impressive displays of pottery and other artifacts from the same time period as Tonto National Monument (about 1300 CE), and visitors can wander through most of the nearly 200 rooms that make up this impressive Salado site. Visit Besh-Ba-Gowah webpage for hours of operations and details about how to visit.
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Tonto National Forest
Tonto National Forest surrounds the monument with nearly 3 million acres of varied terrain from the low, cactus-filled Sonoran Desert to forests of tall pines. The varied elevation and climate offers year-round opportunities for hiking, camping, backpacking, climbing, and fishing. Find solitude in one of the 8 rugged Wilderness Areas. Roosevelt Lake and the other reservoirs along the Salt River offer numerous opportunities for camping, boating, and fishing.


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We need indoor eventing in the USA!!!
Does this not look like too much fun? Why has it not caught on in the USA???
We have it at the Royal Winter Ag Fair in Toronto. Not every year, but it has become quite the popular event.
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We also have carriage racing.
Slightly off topic, but this was one of my favourite performances to see live at the Royal. A lighted Quadrille. They turned pretty much all the lights off! Its not the greatest video...but it was the best of what was available.
omg that looks like SOOO MUCH FUN!!!! :) Gosh I can't wait to be good enough to do stuff like that. Looks absolutely exhilarating!
Hey Allison! *shakes fist in air* You stole my idea off of Facebook! LOL! How dare you! *evil eyes* lol
You video linking stealing woman you! *pokes you in the eye and runs away*
And Velvet! I'm watching you....*points at eyes and directs pointage towards you*
Alright MI, the fight is on!!!
Of course I stole your link. You think I am crazy? At least I shared it with you (on FB). SO WHAT??
And Velvet, I'll protect you! MI was just too dang slow.
Back to the post, we need this in the USA. NOW!!
I love rewatching the first video. The German rider and his horse are really good. :) I love the music in the back too. X}
Oooooh! *cracks knuckles* DAT'S IT!!! *wipes chin*
I am innocent. I just happened to click on new posts and saw that it had made it from facebook to here in what seemed like record time!
I just commented on it in both places is all.
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According to new research the Arctic Ocean may be ice free in the summer months much faster than previously estimated. Research based on earlier climatic models suggested that this would not occur until the end of the century, but new models suggest that the Arctic might lose most of its ice cover in as little as 30 years - three times more rapid than previous studies have indicated. If this was to occur, the amount of the arctic covered by ice at the end of the summer could be down to around 1 million square kilometers (390 000 square miles) compared with the currently coverage of 4.6 million square kilometers (1.8 million square miles).
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I just saw a Babycenter poll . The question was "Do you think your child is academically gifted?" and 73% out of 26783 parents voted YES !
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Caring is the goal
Madison Forever Scholarship donors helped keep Jared Farnsworth a Duke, and he plans to make the most of that assistance.
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Business decisions often affect the environment and the community at large. College of Business Dean Mary Gowan offers insight on making informed decisions.
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Saving the day, and career
A Madison Forever Scholarship saved her JMU academic career and put this health services administration major on the path to help others.
Predicting sports success
JMU undergrad research offers a host of possibilities. Basketball fan John Ellis used his math research to predict sports success.
Becoming a 'citizen leader'
Actor, stagehand, playwright are just a few of theater major George Dippold's experiences in a program that merges the economic and creative sides of theater.
Creating world citizens
We live in an increasingly complex global community. That's why JMU programs help students become enlightened world citizens.
Embracing a global community
One key to success is a college experience that makes you draw on wide-ranging, even global, connections to make decisions. Read Brian Caperton's account of his "refreshingly different" Madison Experience.
When dreams become real
Critical thinkers, problem solvers, good communicatorsthey're all in high demand. Devin Buennemeyer is a good example of how a JMU education helps develop those skills.
Doing for Others
In Harrisonburg, around the country and as far away as South Africa, the JMU family devote a day to community service as part of the third annual Big Event.
A passion to help others learn
Find something you're interested in and embrace it. That's what Deserae Barney ('14) has donewholeheartedly.
JMU changed my life
Getting involved changed her Madison Experience and her life. Better yet, it helped her make a difference for school students at home and abroad.
Seeing beyond boundaries
JMU senior Michelle Amaya came to a full realization of the value of an expansive worldview in an unlikely placea Bolivian orphanage.
Challenged, but not alone
Honors student Michelle Amaya ('14) says involved professors have helped make her academic career a success.
Behind the scenes: From IDEA grant to reality
Each year at JMU, creative and multidisciplinary ideas to enhance diversity come to fruition thanks to the Innovative Diversity Efforts Award (IDEA) Grants program. One example: Dress and Identity in African Cultures exhibition.
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A JMU IDEA grant bolsters a professor's vision for an exhibit highlighting cultural diversity. And JMU students get hands-on gallery and museum experience bringing the idea to reality.
Adult degree seekers 'Return to Madison'
A JMU outreach program's appeal to former students to come back to Madison and finish their degrees yields great results.
Absolute Value
Physical attributes are often given inordinate value. How can people develop healthy behaviors and perceptions about their bodies? These JMU programs shed light on what really matters.
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Scientists are on the verge of unlocking answers to two of astronomy's biggest questions and a JMU researcher is right in the middle of it.
Never-ending search for answers fuels Constantin
Undergraduate research with astrophysicist Anca Constantin puts students to work with data from the Hubble and Chandra space telescopes exploring the mysteries of space.
HP executive returns to JMU to connect with students
Alumni stay connected to Madison. And that provides an added benefit for JMU students. One examplegetting advice on career decisions from one of Silicon Valley's most sought-after executives, John Hinshaw ('92).
Clinic helps children develop and learn through play
It looks like fun, yet beneath the surface of the interaction, JMU students get valuable practical experience in kinesiology and occupational therapy. And children of all ages develop and learn. JMU programs bring it all together.
Students' project chosen to help fight human trafficking
Four SMAD majors developed an interactive concept design selected by mtvU for "The Backstory" campaign rallying support for human trafficking surviviors.
Professor to put rational thinking to the test
When asked a simple word problem involving the costs of a bat and a ball, most people come up with the wrong answer. JMU's Dr. Richard West is researching why rational thinking often proves elusive.
JMU double Fulbright awardee teaches in Korea
Professor Sang Yoon, JMU's first two-time Fulbright award winner, shares her talents and knowledge with students in Korea.
The case for equity in education
Is education meeting the real needs of America's youth?
The education of Dr. Woo
Is there an ideal learning environment?
Reimagining reform
What can educators do to contribute to attainment of a more ideal human condition among societies the world over?
Will it happen again?
Can a deeper understanding of past national decision making provide a clearer perspective for our present and future actions?
JMU inducts U.S. House historian into Phi Beta Kappa
Matthew Wasniewski leads the work of recording the life and times of the U.S. House.
Understanding the Peace Process
Jan Lodal provided a senior official's perspective on the Bosnian conflict.
Book provides insight into the role of intelligence
A collection of papers presented at the conference is now available.
Navigating from War to Peace
President Alger challenged attendees to understand how ethical reasoning can influence national decision-making.
Living the education
Can we preserve what is left of the world's rainforests? Biology major Emily Thyroff ('15) is getting a chance to address the problem.
A focus on success
Helping students succeed is a mission for this professor.
Interdisciplinary focus on peace
Research on the Bosnian War reinforces JMU senior Emily Spiwak's conviction that interdisciplinary efforts are needed for peace.
Will social security be around when you retire?
JMU economics professor's Rosser equation answers questions on social security.
Crunch, Shenandoah style
"Support your community, satisfy your appetite," is more than a logo for these two JMU student entrepreneurs
Finding inspiration in crisis
The premature birth of her daughters brought both challenge and positive change to JMU alum Leigh Taylor Sewell.
Getting the best start
First-Year Send Offs are an excellent way for freshman and transfer students, and their families to be welcomed into the JMU family.
The Honors challenge
Want academic challenges? Diego Salinas ('18) says that's why he chose JMU's Honors Program.
Nursing simulation employs live patient
How can health workers be trained to develop efffective communication skills?
Filling a blind spot
JMU senior James Prince applies religion studies to intelligence analysis.
Why does JMU plant roots in a local child care center?
The Alger family sees the local community as an essential part of their family and JMU's identity.
The lure of undergraduate research
What nations will dominate the world stage in the future? JMU senior Zachary Ochoa researches the rise of superpowers.
It's not about getting rich
JMU faculty and alumni help students apply creativity and put innovation into practice.
Bonding Over Music
What could make chemotherapy treatment a better experience?
The ethics of learning
Teachers encounter many ethical dilemmas in the classroom. How do they find good solutions?
Challenge, yes, but also support
Caitlin McAvoy says studying musical theatre at JMU challenges students with intensity but provides plenty of encouragement.
Finding the funds of knowledge
Our conclusions are often wrong. Professor Mathur teaches students to look beyond the stereotypical.
Honors and the arts
Want an academic opportunity that you can mold into what you want and need? Senior Courtney Jamison recommends exploring JMU's Honors Program.
Sometimes it takes a maverick or two
Alumni duo endows Business Plan Competition and engages students with competition and incentive.
Alumnus leads way in online education
Tony Huffman ('96), founder and CEO of Approved Colleges, advocates the value of online education services.
Engineering health
JMU engineering students hope their research on artificial heart valves can lead to better medical devices in the future.
ROCKeD to the core
A life-threatening turn of events leads to a positive change.
Finding out what's at the end of the universe
How do you get a head start on graduate school? Physics major Emily Dick has a plan.
Preparing for the 21st-century classroom
Exploring ways to narrow the achievement gap in our nation's classrooms.
Understanding the human element
Her Madison Experience convinced international relations major Shevy Chaganti of the value of a comprehensive view of world events.
Opening eyes and opening doors
Why going abroad can give you a leg up in your career.
Being the change on the other side of the globe
ISAT Geographic Science professor finds unique way to aid those in need in Cambodia.
Big Event 2014 yields big totals and big impact
JMU's fourth annual "Big Event" day of community service saw big results.
Collaborative science
Biotechnology major and Honors student Joe Balsamo is researching auditory system development in hopes of finding better ways to address hearing deficits and hearing loss.
Art education program partners with local schools
JMU students get hands-on opportunities teaching art skills during art nights
Personal relationships are central to success
One of the most important lessons of his Madison Experience was that success starts with relationships.
Professor reporting from Winter Paralympic Games
Dr. Joshua Pate uses Paralympic Games to inform his teaching and research at JMU.
The Ethics of Learning
Dr. Holly McCartney, an associate professor of education, recently spent time researching "What does it mean to 'Do The Right Thing' as an early childhood or elementary teacher."
The measurement man
JMU researcher Dr. Ken Newbold sharpens method for quantifying entrepreneurial learning.
Success by your own hands
JMU's Valley Scholars Program prepares youngsters for college success.
A pressing time
For 20 years, JMU's University Recreation Center has been 'motivating Madison into motion' and there's much more in store...
The tie that binds
Twin brothers Brian and Colby Trow are building a successful business around their shared passion for fly fishing.
Neighbors in need
JMU's clinical mental health faculty and students provide counseling services in Page County.
A company all her own
Giving back to a community she loves and helping inner-city kids was all part of her plan for success.
Madison Trust funds innovation
Madison Trust pairs JMU innovation with private investment from alumni and friends.
Meeting the challenge of moral distress
JMU nursing professor Erica Lewis discusses what happens when health professionals are faced with ethical situations they feel powerless to solve.
World War defines a life
Experiences at World War II-era Madison College and with Tri-Sigma shaped Emily Lewis Lee's ('43) life
From Wall Street to Addis Ababa
Alpha Kiflu ('05) is playing a significant role in a new venture with the potential to help transform a nation.
JMU addresses shortage of high school physics teachers
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Hope for autism
Area families discover innovative treatment programs and a network of support at JMU.
Healthy Families
Connecting the JMU campus with the community and engaging students in interprofessional learning experiences.
Bioethics and the Eight Key Questions
Asking Eight Key Questions can assist in working through knotty bioethical situations.
Serving locally
JMU's student chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters won a 2015 Governor's Volunteerism and Community Service Award for making a difference in the lives of children.
Ethics and engagement
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Fit for success
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Success, their way
The multifaceted world of JMU's emerging entrepreneurs.
You and the Affordable Care Act
Aging off parental health insurance? Here's some help.
Ted and Micah's Excellent Adventure
Dukes with autism find success at JMU despite their disability.
A proven approach to professional development for teachers
It is disappointing to see language with such negative connotations used in conjunction with teachers
Bioinformatics tools aid exploration of computational biology
We want our students to stay on the curve with all of this stuff, but
We can work it out
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Finding power in performance
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Gaining a different mindset
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A love for the learning process
Amadi Azikiwe is professor, conductor, violist and much more. "I take very seriously the idea that the teacher should be a teacher and a mentor," he says. His classrooms offer a chance to build skills and careers.
Forbes Center announces 2015-2016 season lineup
Chick Corea and Béla Fleck, Second City, and Moscow Festival Ballet highlight Forbes Center's performance season.
Realizing your dreams
Hillcrest Scholarships unleash honors students full potential and vault them into promising futures.
Making music
JMU students get advice on breaking into the music industry during country music artist Phil Vassar's master class.
Back in the 'Burg
Columbia Records exec shares with students.
Bridging the gap between poverty and success
Ashley Mitchell ('09) says that the JMU Centennial Scholars Program helped "bridge the gap between poverty and academic success." Now the Richmond Alternative School Teacher of the Year is helping at-risk students find their own successes.
Wall Street success with some alumni networking help
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A very special Homecoming
Chiquita King's Madison Experience led to a great career, thanks to the Centennial Scholars program.
On to the next chapter
A Madison Forever Scholarship is allowing her to finish at JMU and pursue her dream of making a mark in the graphic design world in a big way.
Following his bliss
Piano performance/music composition major Andrew T. Pham ('11) chose JMU and the School of Music for its focus on performance and the approachability of the faculty. "I got such a positive feeling from the music professors," he recounts.
A chance to discover
A Hillcrest Scholarship gave honors student Carly Starke the chance to conduct vaccine research for the U.S. government, to share her findings with leaders in the field and to catch a glimpse of her future.
Professors and the road to success
Mentorship goes beyond labs and classrooms. It opened the door to Carly Starke's future.
Removing roadblocks
Called 'America's outcasts,' homeless children are innocent victims of economic downturns, cutbacks in social programs, and lack of affordable housing. But JMU's innovative approach to solving problems that seem to have no simple solutions...
A winning combo
Despite a rigorous athletics schedule, JMU student-athletes have a drive to also excel in academics and organizations outside of their sport. Shannon Rano is one of them.
Harrisonburg downtown redevelopment benefits community and JMU.
Unconfined challenges
She wanted a good challenge, so Amanda Kuhnley took an interdisciplinary approach. Integrated science and technology, art history, classical studies, and studio art combined into one incredible project.
Why I teach the way I do
Psychology professor Matthew R. Lee tells why he brings a passion for social justice to his JMU classroom discussions.
A passion for social justice
Want a world free of discrimination? Professor Matt Lee teaches students how to create the type of society they want to live in.
A springboard for career and mission
JMU values service and so do our students. Christine Bolander took skills learned in the occupational therapy master's program to a developing country to help with healing and rehabilitation.
Anna Young ('14)
Working as a medical interpreter is just one way that Anna Young's academic career has gone beyond the classroom and into the community.
Honors Seminar Abroad
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Employing a competitive edge
It's real world learning at its best. The JMU Capital Markets Lab gives students access to real-time Wall Street financial data and information technology.
Kim Chidubeme Okafor ('14)
Rigorous classes, high expectations and demanding work haven't deterred this pre-med student. Involved professors, inspiring service projects and the chance to help others make it worthwhile.
A year of living bravely
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Collaboration and planning key to Rembrandt exhibit
JMU Alumni Chapter Challenge
It's a form of grassroots philanthropy, and it goes by a number of titles: crowd funding, peer-to-peer, the ground game. It is a major way to raise funds and awareness for a cause. And it's arrived at a JMU alumni chapter near you.
Honors Seminar Abroad
Getting a globally minded perspective of the world, building independence, gaining confidenceall part of JMU Honors seminar abroad.
Engineering a robot
Summer research at JMU opens unexpected pathways of discovery. Lisha White got to collaborate with students with different majors and class years while building a robot.
Modeling monarchs' lifecycle
Is the monarch butterfly at risk of extinction? Math major Emily Hunt conducted research in Mexico to learn more about the monarchs' lifecycle.
The science of problems and solutions
An unprecedented volume of information and high-risk scenarios face graduates entering the intelligence field. JMU gets them ready for the challenge.
It's complicated
The Madison Collaborative, JMU's breathtaking new endeavor, aims to instill in every student a competency for making ethical decisions.
Cross-disciplinary locomotion study
JMU undergrad research offers a host of possibilities. Jeff Kopsick's research on microscopic organisms combines biology, math and 3D printing technology.
Changing the world begins in the classroom
At an early age, she dreamed of becoming an educator, as a Pruden Scholar Katie Schwizer learned the lessons teachers need to know.
A Moment in the Spotlight
A master class experience with Tony Award winner Patti LuPone gives JMU students a chance to learn and perform with the best.
Downloading Democracy
As a freshman at JMU, Koves worked from his room in Blue Ridge Hall. While most college students look for a job in retail or on campus, Koves decided to start his own Web site development firm to pay the bills.
Hidden in History
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Friday, November 27, 2009
Still Stuffed!
I have a card to show today that I made just because I loved the image! It sort of encompasses all of the holiday decorations, boughs, ornaments, candy canes.... This image of total sweetness was created by our Stef, aka Glitterbabe! You can find it at The Stamping Boutique, along with many other adorable images by Stef and by Tracey Malnofski, owner of the Boutique. If you get a chance, drop by Stef's blog and tell her how wonderful she is!!! I hope to have some more of her images soon! The darling wee sentiment is The Angel Company's 'Tag Tidbits'!
Hope you enjoy my holiday card! I trimmed the small section of bough, and left it out of the Nestie when I punched, as it wouldn't all fit!!!
Images were colored with colored pencils and blended with mineral spirits.
Have a great Saturday!
Patti J.
Food for thought: I intend to live forever - so far, so good!
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well your card is adorable!!! I like that image too! Glad to hear you had a great time yesterday, I eat to much every day LOLReplyDelete
What a great card!!ReplyDelete
i dub you queen of my fan club - LOL. this is absolutely gorgeous. you are soooooo sweet.ReplyDelete
do you belong to the boutique at snr????? you should - we get freebies there and there's one from me today! check it out.
hugs AND smoochies,
WOW Patti LOVE how you used the scallop, this is wonderful!!!!! Gorgeous images and design!!!ReplyDelete
This is super adorable! I love your stamped images! So classic! I'm still tired from the turkey! LOL!ReplyDelete
Wow! I love this card. You did a great job with the coloring!! I like how the bough hangs off the edge!It looks real!!ReplyDelete
Stef's image is great and love how you colored it. Really like that one bit of evergreen hanging out of the Nestie!ReplyDelete
Wow Love it!!!ReplyDelete
Have a nice day!!
Such a sweet card. Love your work!!Hugs!!ReplyDelete
Sweet, love it!ReplyDelete
Hey there Friend! I'm back from vacation finally. Thanks for always commenting on the bloggo while I was away. I have been loving your stuff since I was gone. Seriously amazing pop up's and GORGEOUS Stamp TV contributions. I'm so glad you got to spend time with your kids. Enjoy them while they are here!ReplyDelete
this is adorable Patti, beautifully colored!!ReplyDelete
Glad you had a wonderful turkey day!!
Blessings, Maria
Great card Patti! Sounds like you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, I eat way to much also.ReplyDelete
I don't know how people normally read blogs, but the first thing I do is look at all the pictures first, then go back and read about them. So, when I did this, I too thought to myself that I really loved the images on this! I love how you did the border punch on this one so that it stands alone when the card is opened. Great touch! Best, CurtReplyDelete
Love your card! the border is perfect! So glad both of your children got to be with you on Thanksgiving!ReplyDelete


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The term 'Nosferatu' is Romanian for "Vampire". The aircraft is very different to the Strigon Team's signature plane, the Su-33 Flanker-D. The CFA-44 has an obtuse angle from the beak of the plane to the end of the wing. It is shaped to look more swift and terrifying. It is packed with three different weapons, two of which are not suited for other aircraft; The ADMM (All-Directional-Multi-purpose-Missile), the EML (Electromagnetic-Missile-Launcher), and the ECMP (Electromagnetic-Counter-Measure-Pod, Tornado GR.4 and F/A-18F get something similar). It also has two afterburners. It is slightly faster, has a higher normal turn rate and can carry more missiles than the Su-33 Flanker-D. However, it's High-G function is more difficult to control, as it doesn't leave it as soon as one or more of the throttle buttons are released. In the hands of inexperienced players, it can be very prone to stalls.
How can I make screenshots whit this quality?
it isn't a screenshot, i airbrushed this in photoshop
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Sign Language Studies
Volume 11, Number 3, Spring 2011
pp. 298-328 | 10.1353/sls.2011.0004
The purpose of this study was to compare important characteristics of sign language programs in institutions of higher education in the United States in 1994 and 2004. Data were collected regarding (a) program structure, (b) program content and resources, and (c) opinions and recommendations of program administrators.
Data show that sign language programs have become increasingly accepted and entrenched in American postsecondary institutions. Additionally, data in a variety of categories support the theory that these programs have become more stabilized in terms of leadership and coordination, position within the institution, structure, and standardization of content.
This article discusses a ten-year comparative study by the authors. The results of three research questions were published in the American Annals of the Deaf (Spring 2008); this article provides the results of the remaining three research questions.
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Marvellous, this is extremely elegant!
Really Beautiful
This picture is now featured on my main page, a small thank you for your support.
Omg I'm so honored thank you so much for this opportunity means a lot to me
Lovely work!
Beautiful work!
Beautiful!! Good luck!
Best of luck my dear!!Stunning work
Lindo Maria gostei muito da tonalidade espero que você vença esse contest
So glamorous and beautiful.
wow dear ths is awesome and good luck dear
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The first round of the playoffs tonight centered around upsets involving Gwinnett and Cobb County teams. In one of the biggest upsets in the state tonight, Brookwood went to No. 2 Lassiter and handed the Trojans their first loss of the season in overtime. No. 4 seed Mill Creek traveled to north Fulton and upset Alpharetta with a last-second field goal, while Parkview traveled to east Cobb and beat Walton in overtime.
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About a year ago we announced the intent to create an interop exec council with the goal of creating a forum for in-depth discussion of interoperability issues with enterprise customers and government CIOs. The group had its first meeting last October, and its second plenary session at the beginning of May. In between we have been conducting an ongoing set of meetings with architects from the member organizations to further dig into the issues raised during the full sessions.
Peter Galli from eWeek just published an article about the work we have been doing on this front, and there is a Q&A with Bob Muglia from Microsoft (SVP of Server and Tools) about the same topic.
At the first meeting in October we talked a great deal about the different elements that make up interoperability. Looking around the web you will find a wide range of definitions for interoperability and that is because it means very different things to different people. It was really educational to hear the range perspectives - everything from the idea that interop was best achieved through standardized solution stacks (not industry standards, but rather in-house tested stacks) to the idea that technical interop was not interesting at all compared to business process interop. In the end though, it was agreed that there are different facets to be considered and the focus of this council is technical interop.
The council is considering 4 primary areas of work, and the Microsoft team supporting the council is both looking at what Microsoft is doing as well as what we can be doing in the future to address these needs. The four focal points are: office productivity and collaboration tools, developer tools and runtime environments, security and identity management, and systems management. Stemming from the first meeting and the 20+ additional meetings with architects more than 40 scenarios across the 4 areas were raised as concerns. Ultimately, the value of all this work will take the shape of technical documentation, best practices guides, focused interoperability projects, and potentially changes to some of our products. Like any group of this sort we are not under any mandate to do everything raised by the council members. Rather, we absoutely want the input and the dialogue to determine what strategy(ies) may be best suited for the situation.
In the Q&A referenced above you will see similar information to what I'm posting here. We have found that some requested items have solutions already, some we can provide immediate new solutions for, and others are harder issues that will take more time and outreach to other vendors to approach. So, there were a number of questions in the office productivity discussion where extensibility and interop capabilities of our Sharepoint Server 2007 and/or Host Integration Server 2006 can meet the stated needs.
The longer-term issues raised to date focus on .NET/Java interop, management technologies, and security/identity.
If you have additional items that you would like to see us think through - please feel free to post them here. Also, if you have checked it out lately, you may want to take a walk around www.microsoft.com/interop. My team has been working hard on constantly updated that site and raising its value as a technical resource.


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Can Destiny beat Halo?1088d ago ... Recently, Bungie unveiled their brand new video game titled Destiny. If you guys do not know, Bungie were the original creators of the gaming franchise, Halo. After their final Halo game creation, Halo: Reach, they left their whole universe in the hands of Microsoft at the end of 2010 which then formed 343 Industries. 343 Industries is a growing company with over 200 hard workers, and they alre...
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Williams: Nats want to make amends for 2013
Nationals manager Matt Williams knows he is taking over a team with sky-high expectations. After winning 98 games in 2012 the Nats took a big step back by missing the playoffs with only 86 victories in 2013.
Williams says the team hopes to reach their full potential in 2014, and make amends for what happened this past season along the way.


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Candela & ChocolateSanta Marta, Colombia
The staff here were absolutely awful. I wish we stayed at the La Briza Loca nearby. Staff were rude and very unhelpful. Made my friend pay up before I arrived forcing her to withdraw cash at the cashpoint incurring a fee even though the booking was in my name. I arrived 6 hours late as the bus broke down and they wouldn't let her even wait in the hostel until I got there to check in. We were not allowed in other dorms and were not put together. Place wasn't that clean and atmosphere bland.
HI-TorontoToronto, Canada
I have stayed here before and this time recommended my friends I was travelling stay here with me and they enjoyed it. Free Breakfast was good, atmosphere was calm and staff were great and helped us out when we needed it. I would come back again and this it will be later in 2015!!
Hlemmur SquareReykjavik, Iceland
The hostel is big and the downstairs areas are fab! It's located on the end of the high St so not far to walk to the many bars and restaurants in the centre of town. Staff are hit and miss. Some are great and others indifferent and just ignore you. The male cleaner kooks like he will kill you and is unapproable and unhappy. Avoid him. Scary chap. Place is clean, dorms are big, good and safe storage and comfy beds with reading lights. Overall good but Iceland expensive.
Cielo Rojo Hostel OaxacaOaxaca, Mexico
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Hostel AlcalaOaxaca, Mexico
Breakfast was a poor affair. Either located downstairs in the cafe where the staff ignore you and when they realise you are from the hostel are not friendly at all. The rooms are tiny and cramped. Bathrooms also small and you had to hold the water open for it to work so shower with one arm. Location was awesome. Next to the Zocalo. Was more expensive than other hostels and no communal chill out area. We actually moved to a better hostel called Cielo Roja. I wouldn't stay here again.
Hostel AmigoMexico City, Mexico
The hostel had character. The staff were fantastic and helpful. The bathrooms were a little older and hit and miss and the rooms that were on the first floor got the noise from the common area and bar downstairs so hard to relax and chill at times. However it's loccated in a fab fab location right in the historic downtown area and not far from the metro stations. I'd visit again if in Mexico City....
ITH Adventure Hostel San DiegoSan Diego, USA
The staff here were a little hit and miss. They loved to party so music in the hostel was always too loud so hard to do anything but listen to that. It was clean and a sociable place and they also had free breakfasts and dinners. Some of the food depending on who was on duty was fab.... I won{t mention names and single staff out as some where not that great and ignored you when hung over.
Darwin YHADarwin, Australia
Was a bit hit and miss staying here. Wifi expensive and kept dropping out, staff some what miserable. Kitchen and seating areas were closed at 23:00 so you can only be in the dorms. Hostel was clean but noisy pub next door was too much. There are cheaper options down Mitchell St. I wouldn't stay here again.
Bus Station Backpackers Edinburgh HostelEdinburgh, Scotland
We had a good time staying here. We were here for the Edinburgh Fringe and this met our needs. It's fairly near to the bus and train station, clean and staff are friendly and helpful. Other guests are sociable and would stay here again.
HI Los Angeles - Santa MonicaLos Angeles, USA
My second time here and have to say the location is fab. Staff are helpful and free breakfast is good. however I had a dorm room over looking the street and main entrance which was very very noisy. Other than this rooms were clean, bathrooms clean and hostel is comfortable. I'd stay again for sure when in LA.
The Old Swan BarracksPerth, Australia
The hostel was big, busy and full of long time stayers who were very cliquey. The staff were friendly and helpful and the hostel was clean. Breakfast was a very poor affair. Cheap White basics bread, cheap marg, two marmalades and cheap cornflakes. No milk provided. Tea and coffee also basics and cheap. No food storage space and no fridge space. Kitchens also get cramped and busy. Communal areas generally clean but chairs by the TV area look very filthy and ripped. Beds are lumpy too.
Sun Bright HotelNew York, USA
In the 20 years of travelling this is the worse place I have come across. So much so that I didn't even stay. It smelled like t here were dead bodies on floors 3 & 4 and the rooms had no windows. Stay at your peril. You have been warned.
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Welcome to the Defuniak Springs Country Club Golf Course.
"The Toughest Course You'll Ever Love!"
This 18-hole championship course is the oldest in Walton County and considered to be the most difficult and challenging in the panhandle region of Florida. Carved from gently rolling hills and pine forests, it includes five spring-fed lakes, 23 sand-traps and natural hazards, including towering trees, sandy scrub brush, hardpan and a myriad of flowering shrubs. Tree lined, tight fairways lead to small Bermuda grass greens that are not only elevated but pitched and undulating enough to make the very best of putters a bit nervous. It's challenging enough for professionals yet a delight even for beginners.
DeFuniak Springs Golf, an affordable, hidden gem of a course with beautiful views from every vantage point, located in a turn-of-the-century, picture-postcard town. Come play for a day, stay for a week, or even a lifetime.
We look forward to meeting you.
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Pool: The pool will be open May 1st - October 4th and will be open from 10:00 am to dark. We are also offering a summer pool membership for $250.00 (Pool membership is for pool only).
New Membership Category: Jr. Member - To join as a Jr. Member you have to be under the age of 35 and there is a $200.00 initiation fee plus first month dues $53.75 total first month is $253.75 tax included.
Summer Specials: See the New Specials and Our Low Fees on the Open Fees, Specials, and Membership page.
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We are trying a new Booking Service that will offer you great discounts by booking through their booking system. Click the button below to access those special deals.
Be sure to check out the fees and membership page for up to date information.
The Defuniak Springs Country Club is pleased to announce a program to encourage Junior Golfers. Take someone 15 years old or younger with you and they get to golf FREE when accompanied by a paying/playing adult.
Educators, tell all your students about this offer. Parents, this is a unique way to teach your kids the great game of golf. No coupons or restrictions, just show up ready to play.
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perfection! the concept is very creative
tha´t sooooo impressing and beautiful!!!!!
the title fits perfectly.
nice shot
wow.. love!
Weird.... cool.
As in a dream, yes !
You have another world
wow its universal. almost as if im staring into the sky. you capture "simple" things so beautifully
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Archive: June, 2008
No surprises
Matt GelbNEW YORK -- The story of the draft so far is the lack of an exciting storyline. No trades, no surprise picks -- yet. After Beasley went No. 2, he was followed by O.J. Mayo (Minnesota), Russell Westbrook (Seattle), Kevin Love (Memphis), Danilo Gallinari (New York), Eric Gordon (LA), Joe Alexander... Read more
Beasley goes No. 2
Matt GelbAnd so much for any surprises. Beasley goes No. 2 to Miami, which was said to have reconsidered taking the Kansas State star. Not anymore. Read more
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Matt GelbNEW YORK -- We're about 20 minutes from the first pick, which is nothing but a formality now. Chicago, as expected, will select Derrick Rose, the guard from Memphis. What will happen with the second overall pick, currently belonging to Miami, is still unknown. Whether the Heat pick Michael Beasley... Read more
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Vienna Experience 6.1 by AppliArtWatch
©2010-2016 AppliArt
Vienna Experience 6.1
Thanks for viewing the Vienna Experience 6.1! The following description will tell you all about this new release of the Vienna Transformation Pack.
The pack has been uploaded to Poiru's server and is now a direct link. Thanks =poiru!
Direct link => [link]
NOTE! Please use the Vienna Installer from here, [link] , because the one in the archive does not seem to work properly. Thanks.
It's back and it's better. Ths new version of Vienna has one new exiting feature and that's the use of an installer system! There aren't many new things changed from Vienna 6, but there are some little changes.
Where can i get it?
At poiru's server. Link is below.
Feature List
A lot of things are still the same but with some subtle changes.
Installation system
Finally an installer for Vienna. Powered by CustoPack Tools, this installer is easy and highly customizable
Panels System Suite
Panels System is the Vienna Experience's own Rainmeter suite. It has been made by =poiru and it mixes advanced Rainmeter coding with an easy to use interface, which makes it easier to use and control. It has been updated to the latest version featuring some bug fixes.
Minor modifications:
CD Art Display
CD Art Display Beta 3.0 has been supplied, aswell as 2 skins, one for the Panels System suite, and Kaori, my own skin.
These cursors worked out great with Vienna 5, so we decided to use it again in Vienna 6 experience. These nice cursors, made by ~musicislife1995 go along great with the Vienna style.
A custom logon has been made by me which fits with the Vienna 6 experience. An application to change it is included.
Start orb
My Tail startorb has been chosen to be the official start orb. It has been included for installation in the Installer.
A new default wallpaper has been selected for this release. The wallpaper is KAIA by =wasimagined
Major modifications:
Visual Style
Something were we quite proud of, the Vienna visual style of ~benbackman has been included to be the default visual style in the Vienna Experience. UxStyle has been included for a safe an easy installation.
File modifications
Vienna Experience includes many dll file modifications, all integrated in the installer, for easy installation!
The Flurry icon set has been included, (c) 2009-2010 by David Lanham and Louie Mantia.
Q Does this work on Windows XP/Vista?
A No. The Windows XP version has been archived and is no longer supported.
Problems? Please contact me! You can note me here on dA, or you can send me an email to my personal email address, which is
Official website
You can find more information at the Vienna website, which is here. [link]
Is it possible to make the window titlebar as dark and opaque as the taskbar is? Not 100%, more like 90.
i download this from CustoPack Tools and i can't see the sidebar thing
Where is the sidebar thing? I've installed it but there's no sidebar.
Not again! Thanks for finding, you owe me one (hundreds actually)
Very nice theme. Installed easily. Also, my start orb is not an orb but a square with 'start' across it...I love it. Thanks.
Wonderful theme. I especially like the cursor! I am also having an issue with the start orb not changing. I have installed the CustoPack twice, fully, and the start orb is the default Windows 7 style with some of the glow around it cropped. I am wondering if this is an issue with the modification or if CustoPack Tools will not modify the start orb.
Err... why my orb is... still... an orb? O_o
Was wondering why this "Tail startorb" wont work. D:
Was wondering why this "Tail startorb" wont work. D:
Just one tip,i think you should consider putting in the title Win7 theme and im sure you will get tons of views so it can come up in the search results for windows 7 themes ,good job btw
Thanks for the suggestion!
The font for CD Art Display is different. What font are you using for Vienna so I can make it match? Thanks.
GCal and Uptime would be perfect.
I know how hard things like this are to make. I think you did a pretty good job. I think there needs to be more on the design though. I uninstalled for now until a new version comes out.
Will folder icons be further supported in the future? As of now medium size folder icons and up are showing up as default when they have content in them. If they are empty, it comes out correct. Thanks for all the hard work. I'm sorry if this has been brought up.
An updated version is incoming! It'll take a few hours left to complete, so be patient!
I'm experiencing some trouble with the latest version which i'm currently building. I hope it'll be fixed in the next couple of days.
I'm experiencing some trouble with the latest version which i'm currently building. I hope it'll be fixed in the next couple of days.
Hmm, doesn't seem to play well on x64 systems.
for 6.2 rainmeter side panel
add emty recycle bin when clicked on the right from title RECYCLE BIN
add clear NETWORK total data when clicked on the right
in drives ... if usb inserted linking works but shows no actual data x DG/ x GB
would be nice SWAP and RAM > x %/total GB
add emty recycle bin when clicked on the right from title RECYCLE BIN
add clear NETWORK total data when clicked on the right
in drives ... if usb inserted linking works but shows no actual data x DG/ x GB
would be nice SWAP and RAM > x %/total GB
Great work man! You need to post this on Winmatrix! ~Villian
Thanks for make this compatible Custopack tool
Hey Man....
gr8 work but d link for Vienna 4.1 (XP version) doesn't work in ur website.......
Plz .help.......................
gr8 work but d link for Vienna 4.1 (XP version) doesn't work in ur website.......
Plz .help.......................
The Vienna 4.x series are now unsupported. I can search the file for you, ofcourse. Give me some time
omg, that looks sooo good.
Nevermind just saw your profile- you're legit. I like the Kaori dev. Sorry for jumping to conclusions
No worries buddy. I know that the installer can act quite weird sometimes, but I don't know why Avira saw it as malware, I suspect a false positive.
can u give the link for the explorerframe.dll...thanks
Hi Appli,
please share the visual style only +System Files!
is this installation x64 compatible?
ahh didn't realise this needs some custopack software installing, so i skipped. Not a complaint, just how i am. Would rather just install a theme and icons myself. great work though. i just dont like install programs i don't need.


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BAYLOR: SicemSports.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
It's an ambitious next few days for Baylor. In addition to hosting a number of high profile recruits, the Bears will also conduct their first junior day. Art Briles' staff did most of their heavy lifting last weekend, but there's still some loose ends to tie up, with lone star-standouts Patrick Lawrence, Jamie Jacobs, Xavier Jones and Ira Lewis all on campus for officials.
CAL: GoldenBearReport.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
California will land one of the Pac-12's three best recruiting classes -- at least, that's what its coach Sonny Dykes had to say recently. And while those expectations may be a bit lofty, the Golden Bears are performing better than one might expect from a 1-11 team. At least 10 players travel to Berkeley this weekend, six of whom are pledged elsewhere. Texas wide receiver-commit Garrett Gray, Florida State-verbal Jonathan Vickers and Louisville-pledge De'Eric Culver are among the most notable.
CLEMSON: TigerIllustrated.com| Visit Dates | Commit List
Initially slated to visit Ole Miss, high four-star Andrew Williams will visit Clemson, instead. The 6-foot-4, 250-pound pass rusher had a terrific visit to Auburn last weekend but the shift in Williams' schedule has given Clemson reason for optimism. In-staters C.J. Fuller and Jalen Williams will also visit.
OLE MISS: RebelGrove.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
Kudos to Ole Miss for locking down its homegrown talent. The state's top three players -- Rod Taylor, C.J. Hampton and D.K. Buford -- will all take their talents to Oxford come fall, and two of the three -- Taylor and Buford -- will trip to campus on Friday. Four-star linebacker Demarquis Gates will join them.
OREGON: DuckSportsAuthority.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
The Ducks haven't put together the caliber of class we're accustomed to, but a strong weekend from the coaching staff would have the folks up in Eugene resting easier. Former Boise State commit Khalil Oliver should wind-up wearing the quack-attack's trademark neon, and 300-pound defensive lineman Trey Lealaimatafao is thought to be an Oregon-lean, but landing speedy wide receiver Charles Nelson won't be easy.
MICHIGAN STATE: SpartanMag.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
Fresh off its first Rose Bowl victory in nearly a quarter century, Michigan State stands to profit from at least a dozen official visits this weekend. Most have already committed to the Spartans but two -- Malik McDowell and Daniel Cage -- would provide the boost needed for MSU to leapfrog the Wolverines in Rivals' team rankings. A recent in-home from Mark Dantonio has the Spartans feeling optimistic.
TENNESSEE: VolQuest.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
It's a good weekend for Vols commits Vic Wharton and Rashaan Gaulden to visit Knoxville. Both have lobbied hard to lure other high profile recruits to Tennessee. Suspected LSU-lean Darrel Williams won't be swayed easily, and Wisconsin-pledge Craig Evans may be even more stubborn. Already No. 3 in our team rankings, Butch Jones and Tennessee would like nothing more than to finish with a bang.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN: PurpleMenace.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
It's been an interesting couple weeks for TCU. After missing on several prospects, Horned Frogs' coach Gary Patterson swiped a recruit apiece from underlings Texas State and UTSA. That'll help, but Patterson also needs players who can contribute right away. Weekend visitor and Longhorns-commit Lorenzo Joe would be a major coup.
VANDERBILT: VandySports.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
No team is more desperate for good news these days than the Commodores -- cue Rashad Canty and Dallas Rivers. Both are solidly in the Commodores' camp and the latter has been outspoken about doing his part to shore-up those on the fence. Expect potential blocker Bailey Granier to be among those Rivers pitches hardest over the weekend. Four-star California-commit Koa Farmer will also be on campus, though all signs point to him sticking with the Golden Bears.
WISCONSIN: BadgerBlitz.com | Visit Dates | Commit List
Still smarting over Joe Mixon's decision to go with Oklahoma, the Badgers are flirting with disappointment again. UW still has yet to lock-up a single cornerback, and the 2014 pool is shrinking rapidly. Three-star recruit and Rutgers-pledge Andre Boggs delivered welcome news on Tuesday when he announced plans to visit Madison over the weekend but has maintained he's still a Scarlet Knight.
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