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In keeping with the two previous Equip to Disciple issues of 2007,we are featuring two churches, one large and one small that represent churches committed to supporting the whole work of the church. Obviously, there are other churches following their example. We highlight these two for their commitment, practice, and example in this kind of stewardship giving.
Staying Focused On [Men's] Discipleship
To build a sustainable ministry to men, you'll need a solid foundation. That foundation starts with your focus. Discipleship is the portal priority through which all the other priorities of the church can be achieved. Only by moving through the discipleship gateway can people truly affect their church and their church affect them.
Called to Sexual Integrity: How God Redeems Our Sexuality – 3
Surveys among Christian men routinely indicate that the temptation they struggle with the most is sexual lust. Long-term success in battling this temptation does not come in an easy three step formula. If overcoming sexual impurity were that easy, men would take those three steps and this would not be the huge problem among Christian men that it is.
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To have a disciple making Sunday school, your teachers must teach the Bible from the kingdom perspective with a definite plan to encourage the spiritual growth of the students. The process of making disciples begins with God's covenant children at their baptism, assuming they received the sacramental sign of baptism near birth.
CEP Welcomes Danny Mitchell
Danny Mitchell will become the new Coordinator of Family and Youth Ministries for Christian Education and Publications in June 2007.He will succeed Dean Conkel, who returned to local church ministry in June 2006. Danny graduated from Covenant College in 1992 with a BS in Biblical Studies and will graduate from Covenant Theological Seminary in May with a Master of Divinity.
Understanding Where Men Are and How to Reach Them
Making disciples is all about taking men who don't know Christ and helping them become mature, passionate followers of Jesus. This journey can be represented by a continuum: Men who need Christ >>>>>>>> Mature Disciples
Every man in your church can be placed somewhere on the continuum and that determines the offerings that will appeal to him. As a man matures in his faith, he will move farther down the continuum.


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|Apr 23, 1996
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|Gerard Barucchi, Philippe Cuny, Philippe Klein, Olivier Maurel, Jean-Luc Peter
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The subject invention relates to an efficient error correction method and apparatus for optimizing packet error correction in a memory by using a limited number of error correction code bits.
Error correction and detection is one of the major problems to be solved when implementing a semi-conductor memory.
This problem is extensively addressed in the article "Error Correcting Codes for Semi-conductor Memory Applications: A State of the Art" by C. L. Chen and M. Y. Hsiao published in the IBM System Journal of Research and Development Volume 28, N 2 in Mar. 1984. This article is related to error correcting codes which are widely used for 1-bit error correction and 2-bit error detection and to block oriented error correction codes which may be used when the memory is organized in words comprising blocks of B-bits per block.
When each block comprises B=4 bits, twelve error correction bits need to be added to a 32-bit data word arranged in eight 4-bit blocks in order to be able to correct 1, 2, 3 or 4 bits in error in the same block and detect that two blocks are in error.
The aim of an error correction code is to improve the memory failure rate. There are two kinds of errors which may impair the failure rate, namely the permanent hard errors which have a low probability of occurrence but impairs the memory failure rate since they may affect several bits at one and the same time and the temporary soft errors which have a higher probability of occurrence but only affect one bit at one and the same time. The major contributors to the memory failure rate are the hard errors, the soft errors aligned with hard errors and the soft errors. Almost all known error correction codes are able to protect the memory against the two first error causes, this means that they are able to correct all errors in one module and,detect several errors in two different modules.
The error correction codes known as single bit error correction/double bit error detection SEC/DED as described in above referenced article, allow a good failure rate to be obtained for a 32-bit word using 7 or 8 ECC bits when the memory is organized in 1-bit block.
The single block correction/double block detection code SBC/DBD, needs 12 ECC bits when a 32-bit memory word is organized in eight 4-bit blocks to reach the same failure rate. Generally, the memory comprises several modules and the different blocks of words are located in the different modules. Low cost memories comprised of 10 modules exist. But they cannot be used in environments where the memory reliability is a key factor.
An object of the present invention is an error correction method and apparatus using a limited number of error correction bits when implemented in a block organized memory while giving the memory a high reliability.
The method according to the present invention is used for correcting errors in a memory organized in words comprising N B-bit blocks including N1 B-bit blocks for storing data bits and N2 B-bit blocks for storing error correction bits (ECC) generated by using an error parity check matrix of the type ##EQU1## where T is a B�B companion matrix, I is the B�B identity matrix and O is the B�B null matrix, said matrix allowing to generate error correction bits which make it possible to correct one block in error and detect two blocks in error. The method is characterized in that it comprises the step of:
for each word to be stored into an addressed location of the memory, computing error correction bits to be appended to the data bits from a depopulated parity check matrix: ##EQU2## which gives the capability of only correcting one block in error, whereby a limited number of error correction bits are needed, and successively reading each stored word, correcting the data bit block in error, if any and computing the error correction bits to be appended to the corrected data bits and writing the corrected data bits and the computed error correction bits in place of the read word.
The present invention also relates to an apparatus for implementing said method.
FIG. 1 represents the memory organization and memory controller circuit into which the method and apparatus according to the present invention may be implemented.
FIG. 2 represents the apparatus according to the present invention.
FIGS. 3, 3A, 3B, 3C, and 3D together represents the ECC bit computing circuit.
FIG. 4 represents the scrubbing and memory access control circuit of FIG. 2.
FIG. 5 represents the timing diagram of a memory operation performed in response to a scrubbing request.
The present invention will be described in detail when implemented in a memory organized in 40-bit data words, where the words are stored in ten 4-bit blocks on different memory modules.
The method according to the present invention consists in appending to the 32-data bits organized in eight 4-bit modules, a limited 8-bit error correction code instead of the 12-bit error correction code of the conventional SBC/SBD code, so that said limited code is able to correct all bits in error in one block.
This error correction code will not make it possible to detect that two modules are in error in all error cases but will only be able to detect 50% of such errors.
To compensate the high failure rate which would be obtained if only this error correction code were used, the method comprises a "cleaning" step consisting in a cyclic efficient scrubbing routine to avoid the accumulation of soft errors.
This scrubbing routine consists in cyclically reading the words and correcting the bits in error if one module is found in error.
It results in a minimum overhead on the real memory accesses by taking advantage of the row selection made at the memory refresh cycles.
The limited error correction code is determined from the parity check Matrix H of the SBC/SBD code, by depopulating this matrix as described hereafter:
Let H be the parity check matrix of a SBC/DBD code for a memory word of 32 data bits: ##EQU3## let D be a data word of 32 bits ##EQU4## (Dn is one data block of 4 bits) and let CB be the 12 computed check bits associated to the code: ##EQU5## (CBn is one check bit block of 4 bits) The SBC/DBD code properties (code linearity) can be described as follows: ##EQU6## "." is the matrix multiplication ##EQU7## is the written word (32 data bits+12 check bits) the read word can be modified by memory failures, let E be the 40 bits error word (the failure can damage data bits or check bits) ##EQU8## (En is 4 bits wide) then the read word can be obtained from the written word as follows: ##EQU9## If no errors occur in the memory, then E=0 and then the read word is equal to the written word.
+ is the exclusive OR.
Let S define the error syndrome as follows: ##EQU10##
If no error occurs then ##EQU11## and then S=0
If at least one error occurs then S will be different From 0
from equation (2), the syndrome is 12-bits wide Define it as: ##EQU12## (Sn is 4 bits wide)
Developing the formula (2) gives: ##EQU13## According to the subject invention, the objective is to correct all errors in one block without any condition for the error detection in two different blocks, then only 2 information are necessary:
1) the localization of the block in error
2) the error distribution in this block.
This means that only 2 equations are necessary to solve our problem. It is preferred to note S0=s1 and S1=s0 in order to match with the following of the proof in the next chapter:
s0=E0+T.E1+T2.E2+. . . +E8
s1=E0+E1+E2+. . . +E7
We have then a new reduced parity check matrix H: ##EQU14## If H is reduced, then the check bit word size is reduced too. ##EQU15## (8 bits only)
It will now be demonstrated how a specific matrix T is chosen.
In the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the memory words are organized in blocks of 4 bits, as will be described in reference to FIG. 1.
As a single error correction in the GF(24) field is equivalent to correcting a block of 4 bits in the GF(2) binary field, a specific T matrix will be determined by calculating all members of GF(24), i.e. ##EQU16## and substitute some of them into the following H matrix: ##STR1## where:
∝ is a primitive element of GF(24) represented by a 4�4 matrix such that g(∝)=0 (with deg(g(x))=4)
m=32/4=8≦24 -1=15
Let choose a primitive polynomial of order 4 in GF(2) for example:
g(x)=x4 +x+1.
Members of GF(24) are the residue classes of the polynomials in x (GF(2) x!) with coefficients from GF(2) reduced modulo g(x).
Elements of GF(24) may be described as:
binary 4-tuples
binary 4�4 matrices
Let ∝ denote the residue classes of x itself, from the construction of GF(24), g(∝)=0. Then GF(24) consists of all polynomials in ∝ of degree ≦3 with coefficients from GF(2).
An element of GF(24) is:
a0 +a1 ∝+a2 ∝2 +a3 ∝3
for a 4-tuple description
a0 +a1 T+a2 T2 +a3 T3
for a T=4�4 matrix description with:
ai εGF(2)
g(∝)=0 or g(T)=0
The representation with 4-tuples is as follows:
Let's perform the residue classes of all polynomials ∝i reduced modulo g(∝):
∝0 =g(∝)(0)+1
∝1 g(∝)(0)+∝
∝2 =g(∝)(0)+∝2
∝3 =g(∝)(0)+∝3
∝4 =g(∝)(f1 (∝))+∝+1
∝5 =g(∝)(f2 (∝))+∝2 +∝
∝6 =g(∝)(f3 (∝))+∝3 +∝2
∝7 =g(∝)(f4 (∝))+∝3 +∝+1
∝8 g(∝)(f5 (∝))+∝2 +1
∝9 =g(∝)(f6 (∝))+∝3 +∝
∝10 =g(∝)(f7 (∝))+∝2 +∝+1
∝11 =g(∝)(f8 (∝))+∝3 +∝2+∝
A representation of GF(24) with 4-tuples is (since g(∝)=0): ##STR2## There are 24 -1=15 distinct 4-tuples over GF(16).
GF(16) representation with 4�4 matrices
All members of GF(24) with 4�4 matrix representation, are calculated i.e.:
(I, T, . . . , T2-2.spsp.4) and some of them are substituted into the following H matrix: ##STR3## where:
T is a primitive element of GF(24) represented by a 4�4 matrix such that g(T)=0 (with deg(g(x) )=4)
m=32/4=8≦24 -1=15
Let choose the primitive polynomials of order 4 in GF(2):
g(x)=x4 +x+1.
Members of GF(24) are the residue classes of the polynomials in x (GF(2) x!) with coefficients from GF(2) reduced modulo g(x).
Elements of GF(24) may be described as binary 4�4 matrices
Let T denote the residue classes of x itself; from the construction of GF(24), g(T)=0.
Then GF(24) consists of all polynomials in T of degree≦3 with coefficients from GF(2). An element of GF(24) is:
a0 +a1 T+a2 T2 +a3 T3
for a T=4�4 matrix description with:
ai εGF(2)
There are 24 -1=15 distinct 4-tuples over GF(16).
Determination of T matrix
T matrix has the following properties:
1. T is a 4�4 matrix
2. T is composed of 4-tuples of GF(24)
3. g(T)=0
It is needed to find among the elements of GF(24) (∝0, ∝1 , . . . , ∝24 -1),
four 4-tuples which follows equation g(T)=0.
If we choose T=(∝3, ∝2, ∝1, ∝0)
then: ##EQU17## That case is not possible because T=I (identity matrix) and g(T)=0 is not true.
Let choose T=(∝4, ∝3, ∝2, ∝1) then: ##EQU18##
In that case the equation g(T)=0 is true.
This gives the following T matrix: ##EQU19##
To determine the H parity check matrix it is needed to choose a subset of 8 matrix belonging to:
For simplicity of decoding, the matrix which will have a minimum number of 1 will be chosen to simplify the ECC encoder, (it means a minimum XOR gate in the ECC decoder). The optimal choice is:
Therefore, from matrix (3) we obtain the final H matrix: ##STR4##
Thus, according to the present invention, the ECC bits to be appended to the data bits are generated by using this depopulated matrix. A scrubbing routine is implemented which consists in periodically reading the words from the memory, correcting the words containing one block in error and re-writing the corrected words.
This routine is intended to clean, according to the ECC performances, the soft errors which may occur in the memory blocks. It is achieved by a READ-MODIFY-WRITE memory operation. A Scrubbing Request is always sent to the memory controller after a Refresh Request (the refresh is mandatory for dynamic memories).
FIG. 1 represents the memory organization. The memory accesses are controlled by a memory controller 10 which receives memory access control signals from memory users and receives the data bits to be written into the memory or provides the data bits read from the memory. The control signals are a Read/Write control signal on line 12 and address signals on address bus 14. The data bits are received or provided on data bus 16. The block diagram of the memory controller is shown in FIG. 2.
The memory controller 10 provides to memory 20 access control signals on control bus 23 and memory addresses on bus 24 to a selection logic circuit 28 which generates therefrom the selection signals for reading or writing an addressed word.
The memory comprises ten memory modules M0 to M9. In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, each module comprises 1024 rows and 1024 columns of 4-bit blocks. A word is selected by activating a column line, COL i and a row line ROW j for each module M0 to M9, which allows a 40-bit word to be read or written. The four bits from the selected block in each module are provided to data bus 26 through multiplexing circuit 30 and the bits to be written are provided to the selected blocks from bus 26 through multiplexing circuit 30.
The memory controller is shown in FIG. 2. It comprises a scrubbing and memory access control circuit 40 which receives the memory requests from memory users through R/W line 12, address bus 14 and data bus 16 and also generates scrubbing requests which cause selected words to be read, corrected if needed and re-written into the memory.
In response to a memory user request or a scrubbing request a R/W control signal is provided on line 22 to finite state machine 42 together with the word address on bus 44. The finite state machine 42 generates the memory access control signals on control bus 23 and the address on bus 24.
The 32-bit word to be written into the memory is provided by circuit 40 to an ECC bit encoder 46 through bus 45. The encoder 46 computes the eight ECC bits to be appended to the 32-bit word, so that the 40-bit word to be written into the memory is provided on bus 47 to finite state machine 42.
The ECC bit encoder 46 generates the 8 ECC bits: c0 to c7 to be appended to the data bits d0 to d31 using the simplified matrix H. Each ECC bit c0 to c7 is the parity bit of the eight bit-fields defined by the 1 in the rows of the simplified matrix H. For example, c0 is the parity bit of the field comprising d0, d5, d10, d12, d15, d17, d18, d20, d22, d23, d26, d27, d31 defined by the 1 in the first row.
The data words read from the memory are provided by finite state machine 42 on 40-bit bus 51. The 32 data bits are provided to ECC bit encoder 50 which computes ECC' bits c'0 to c'7 from the read data bits. Circuit 50 is similar to circuit 46. The ECC' bits c'0 to c'7 are provided to error syndrome generating circuit 52 through bus 54. Circuit 52 also receives the ECC bits c0 to c7 bits read from the memory, it generates from the ECC and ECC' bits, an error syndrome on bus 56. The error syndrome from bus 56 is provided to error correction circuit 58 which correct the bits in error in the read data and provides the corrected data bits to the scrubbing and memory access control circuit 40 through bus 60.
The error syndrome is obtained by XORing the ECC and ECC' bits. There is a specific error syndrome for each memory block in error and bits in error within the block. For example if bits 0 and 2 of block in module M0 are in error the error syndrome is 11001100.
The error syndrome and the read data bits from bus 51 are provided to the data correction circuit 58. Data correction circuit 58 comprises a correspondence table between the syndromes and bits in error within the 4-bit blocks in memory modules M0 to M9. By comparing the computed error syndrome with the possible error syndromes in the table, the positions of the bits in error in a module are found and may be corrected by inverting the bits in error to provide the corrected word on bus 60.
An ECC encoder circuit which may be used as circuit G6 is shown in FIG. 3. The 32-bit: d0 to d31 of the word to be written into the memory are provided from bus 45 into a 32-bit register 70. The check bits c0 to c7 are generated by eight parity generators 72-0 to 72-7, which receive as inputs selected bits among bits d0 to d31, as determined by the parity check matrix H. Parity generators 72-0 to 72-3 have thirteen inputs which receive the data bits determined by the "1" in the rows 0 to 3 of matrix H and parity generators 72-4 to 72-7 have eight inputs which receive the data bits determined by the "1" in the rows 4 to 7 of matrix H.
A similar circuit can be used for implementing the ECC-bit encoder 50 in the read path.
As previously described, the limited number of error correction bits allow only the bits in error in one block to be corrected. Bits in error in two blocks cannot be detected.
A scrubbing routine is implemented by scrubbing and memory access control circuit 40, for cleaning the errors in the memory.
The scrubbing and memory access control circuit 40 is shown in FIG. 4. It comprises a scrubbing request controller 80 which provides a scrubbing request signal on line 82 to a memory access arbiter 84, a R/W signal on line 86 and a memory word address on bus 88. A scrubbing request is raised under control of the refresh clock signal on line 106, in a preferred embodiment of the present invention. Thus, the implementation of the scrubbing routine does not impair the memory performance, since the scrubbing routine takes place under control of the refresh operation which is mandatory in dynamic memories, as will be described later on.
The R/W signal on line 12 and the memory word address on bus 14 provided to circuit 40 from the memory users are provided to a memory request buffer 90 which provides a user request 92 to arbiter
Arbiter receives the user requests and scrubbing requests. If no scrubbing request is raised, the arbiter provides a gating signal on line to gating logic circuits 96, 98, 100 which gate the R/W signal from line 12 and the address from bus 14 respectively to R/W line 22 and address bus 44. In addition the gating signal from line 94 is provided to gating logic circuits 100 and 104 which gate the word to be written into the memory on bus 45 or the corrected word read from the memory from bus 60 to bus 16, respectively. Thus if no scrubbing request is raised the user request is executed.
If a scrubbing request is raised,the current user request is processed and the next requests are freezed, i.e. are not selected by the arbiter and stacked in user request buffer 90. Arbiters 84 provides a gating signal on line 94 to the gating logic circuits 96,98, 100, 104 which causes the address on bus 88 and the R/W control signal on line 86 generated by the scrubbing request controller 86 to be gated on address bus 44 and line 22,. Then a read operation is performed through the ECC read path, and the read data from bus 60 (which has been corrected in case a correctable error was found) is gated on bus 108 by gating logic circuit 104 at the input of gating logic circuit 100. Then, the read word on bus 108 is provided by gating logic circuit 100 on bus 45 with a write control signal on line 22 to re-write the corrected word in the memory.
FIG. 5 represents the timing diagram of a read modify write operation implemented by the scrubbing routine.
The scrubbing machine comprises an address counter, which is incremented at each scrubbing request, so as to be able to address sequentially all the memory words.
The finite state machine 42 uses 5 elementary states to perform a memory access, under control of an internal clock signal shown in FIG. 5.
These states are:
S1: address valid
S2: read data D0
S3: modify cycle used to correct eventually the data D0 which becomes D1
S4: write data D1 (eventually corrected by ECC)
S5: pre-charge before other access
In the timing diagram, the abbreviations means:
RAS: Row Address Strobe (one line of control bus 23)
CAS: Column Address Strobe (one line of control bus 23)
W/R: R/W (write low) (one line of control bus 23)
OE: Data outputs enabled (active low)(one line of control bus 23)
MUX ADD: Row/Col address inputs on address bus 24
D.IN/OUT: bidirectional internal Data In/Data Out memory bus 26
////: Don't care
This new code has the same possibility of extension as the initial SBC/DED, it means that this code can be successfully used with data word up to 60 bits wide. Also, it could be still extended by using more error correction bits and selecting the error parity check matrix accordingly.
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Southern Accents too... TERRIBLE!!!ReplyDelete
oh no, really?? so sad!ReplyDelete
oh no......this is so sad....ReplyDelete
What??? Noooo!!! Why???
Joni, this is terrible. What, are we down to four or five decent magazines now?
I was just going to subscribe, glad I didn't. Wonder why they were still taking subscriptions??? MBReplyDelete
This is depressing! They are one of my absolute favorite magazines.ReplyDelete
This is one of my favorites...are you sure?ReplyDelete
Dropping like flies.
What is really sad is the lack of options we have in every aspect of our society.
I watched the movie "Food Inc." recently (I suggest it) and even our food is controlled by a handful (Say 6) companies. That's 98% of the food you can buy in a grocery store, controlled by some six companies. In 1960 it was closer to 30 companies.
So what about media. Since 1995, the number of companies owning commercial TV stations declined by 40 percent.Three media giants own all of the cable news networks. Comcast and AOL Time Warner serve 40 percent of cable households.Cable TV rates have jumped 40 percent since the Telecom Act of 1996.The Telecommunications Act of 1996 lifted ownership limits for radio stations, leading to incredible consolidation of radio station ownership. One company alone, Clear Channel Inc., now owns nearly 1,200 radio stations across the country. Before the change, a company could not own more than 40 stations nationwide.
That's T.V. and Radio printed media (Newspapers, magazine, books) is much more dire.
Certainly makes a case for buying indie magazines, music, and movies. Or how about shopping at your local farmers market.
You know I think you should start a independent COTE DE TEXAS magazine. I'd subscribe. :o)
So sad for all of the writers who became our friends via the SA blog, Gracious Living.ReplyDelete
Really?! Wow.
I like your blog better anyway Joni!
I cannot believe it. I am so bummed I can't begin to express.ReplyDelete
Say it ain't so? Why..oh why, yet another one bites the dust. Same times!ReplyDelete
Ever since Time Inc., bought Southern Progress Coporation they've changed. It was no longer a southern stronghold in the south. It became another Wall Street corp. Besides Cottage Living and Southern Accents Time Inc/Southern Progress Corp. just recently sold its home product division of Southern Living at Home to one of its competitors At Home Entertaining which is owned by Readr's digest! Long political saga there!! But you should watch out that Coastal Living doesn't get the axe next!ReplyDelete
Worst news I have had in a long time.
I need a moment of silence in a well done
Admittedly - I suffer from shelter magazine addiction. However, today I am pretty proud of myself for having kept every issue of SA for the past 29 years - yes, "years". Pretty much all of them in mint condition. With the sad, sad news that SA is folding, I am comforted by having all those past issues! Do you feel Veranda is next?ReplyDelete
Worst. News. Ever.ReplyDelete
"I need a moment of silence in well done room" -- hilarious, Empress.
You know, I guess really I'm learning more from quality blogs and hardback books lately than from mags. The constant eye candy was nice, but so many designer/bloggers are turning out great pics - and more "doable" rooms with that Domino "realness". There's really quite a lot still to look at.
Still, there is something special about that "new issue" coming out and actually holding something in your hands - cutting out favorites, ear marking highlights.
Sad. Especially consider it all means more lost jobs.
That's too bad!ReplyDelete
I can't take it anymore.
What are we going to read?????
I'm off to buy the latest Veranda, before it disappears too.
When Domino folded, I looked at Conde Nast's other magazines and saw tons of repetition (they publish at least two golf magazines, two food magazines, etc.). This time, I checked Time's list and found this:
All You
Coastal Living
Cooking Light
Entertainment Weekly
Fortune Small Business
People en Espanol
People StyleWatch
Real Simple
Southern Accents
Southern Living
Sports Illustrated
Sports Illustrated Kids
This Old House
Time For Kids
Couldn't we have done without Real Simple? Maybe some of those secondary titles like "People Style Watch" or "Fortune Small Business"? I realize that Time publishes multiple shelter magazines, but I imagine Southern Accent's circulation is a little better than Fortune Small Business'.
Your stuff is way better darling Joni.
So, how do we get it in tactile form?
Dan Pacheco owns Printcasting which prints blogposts, along with ads, in magazine form. NYTimes wrote about him recently, July 20th.
Businesses are already printing blogpost mags to give away.
Is this the shape of the future?
Garden & Be Well, XO Tara
I am ready to just sit down and cry!ReplyDelete
NO!! no no no no!!
Mixing a martini with a shaking hand -- blast!! -- another great magazine gone! Blast! And all of those talented folk out of work ..... and I just adored their hardcover books too!
Jan at Rosemary Cottage ((hunting around for suitable high-calorie treats to go with the martini(s)))
I gotta go lie down.ReplyDelete
That and Cottage Living...what a shame!!ReplyDelete
Such sad news. It also seems like many magazines are "republishing" the same articles multiple times instead of producing new stories and photos.ReplyDelete
NOOOOO! Say it isn't so! First Cottage Living, then Country Home, now this. What is this world coming too!!!ReplyDelete
Oh no! Say it isn't so!
Jan, shake a martini for me, too.
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This has been my favorite magazine since I was a young girl. My mouth is still wide open in utter shock. Can it be true? I just don't believe it!!!ReplyDelete
So disappointing. I just subscribed. I will probably be stuck with a subscription to Popular Mechanics from the publishing co. Will cling to my Veranda issues and hope it survives.ReplyDelete
Terrible. It feels so Fahrenheit 451.
I especially loved SA because it was so good to and for New Orleans.
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I'm beside myself. Honestly.ReplyDelete
I don't want to believe it. *sniff, sniff* :(ReplyDelete
I am feeling a little sick to my stomache. How are designers going to have their work published? This was such a great publication with wonderful resource information. Sad, sad, sad....ReplyDelete
Thinking about it, the subscription price of a few Time, Inc magazines dropped this year - Real Simple had a special through Amazon for something like $5 per year. Southern Living did something similar through direct mail. Southern Accents has never been too expensive, but I'm pretty sure the price was down to $12 or so this year. These mags clearly need more circulation to survive.
Honestly, I'd settle for fewer issues per year if that would save them.
I don't think it's the circulation but instead the advertising. We have lost:
1-Southern Accents
2-Country Home
3-Cottage Living
5-Home Companion
6-O at Home
7-Vogue living
This one hurts the most!!!!!!!
This is so sad! Hurts me too, Joni. I love that magazine!!ReplyDelete
Oh, no. I hadn't heard! This is terrible news. As someone who works in publishing myself, I always feel so sorry for the talented people who are losing their jobs, too.ReplyDelete
So unfortunate!
One must wonder how many more will fall victim to the 'The Law of Supply & Demand'.
Don't forget the first two, back in 2007:
1-Southern Accents
2-Country Home
3-Cottage Living
5-Home Companion
6-O at Home
7-Vogue living
9-House & Garden
How many gossip tabloids are we up to? It seems like I see Britney and Lindsey at the supermarket ad nauseam.
I have this very copy, when it came out I vowed to keep the issue forever, and behold it's the one you featured.ReplyDelete
Ooops, shud have read: 'The Law of Supply and Demand' dynamics.
Wow - thanks for the update.
I would have thought Southern Accents had a very stable subscription base. I'm really shocked!
Just renewed my subscription in July. Think they probably knew this when they took my money. Infuriating!ReplyDelete
No way! What in the world are we going to read?ReplyDelete
do not forget WESTERN INTERIORS..it is goneReplyDelete
I must admit, none of the other magazine closings really bothered me too much...but Southern Accents was my favorite. I heard the news earlier today, on the AH&L twitter, and could not believe it.ReplyDelete
This is just getting to be too much!
I am so sad. SA was my bible in my early formative decorating years as they taught me what "good design" looked like.
I agree, goodbye old friend... and thank you.....
A big loss--so sorry to hear this news.ReplyDelete
Adding Western Interiors to the list makes 10 that have gone away. Again, it's not the circulation numbers, it's the advertising.ReplyDelete
Nooo, I am at a lose for words.ReplyDelete
worst news all year!ReplyDelete
This is such sad news....I read the press release that said something to the effect that Time, Inc. wants to focus on its bigger and more "profitable" publications. It is yet another example of BIG box corporate mentality steamrolling the finer, gentler things in life. It truly is sad, sad news.ReplyDelete
Soutern Accents was one of my very favorite magazines.
I had a check made out for $10.00 for a year, ready to mail, with a special offer coupon! I'm glad it got lost in the counter "shuffle" for a week.
This is really sad.
I am so bummed!ReplyDelete
I am in mourning. Distraught! This is just awful. Southern Accents was such a huge part of me feeling connected to my Southern roots having moved out to Washington. It is so so upsetting.ReplyDelete
I was having a halfway decent day until this.ReplyDelete
This is terrible.ReplyDelete
why won't BH&G go away?
Seriously on my girls trip last week, the pickings were way too slim. We had hardly a thing to read at the pool.
I know - so sad!
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Oh no! I loved that magazine!
Yet when I'm at the airport there are about 100 different "Star" or "People" type magazines to read fluff stories about the Gosslins or whatever the latest tacky gossip is.... Ugh!
I received my Sept. issue of House Beautiful in the mail today and as I was walking in the house I thought 'I wonder how much longer....' and now the sads news of SA.
I love magazine day..it's like receiving an unexpected gift. I usually don't even peek until I know I can sit down with a cup of tea and enjoy. I must admit though, I am enjoying blogs (perhaps too much) even more than the mags.
So sad....:(
Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How can this be happening? You'd think that the few mags left would be picking up subscribers from the other defunct issues. What is going on in our little world. This one is just so depressing, I think I will go into mourning.ReplyDelete
Unbelievable!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How can this be happening? You'd think that the few mags left would be picking up subscribers from the other defunct issues. What is going on in our little world. This one is just so depressing, I think I will go into mourning.ReplyDelete
I know, I felt like crying when I heard the news. At least I have your wonderful blog for inspirations. Come by and check out the new city escapes series, it starts today.ReplyDelete
Oh, my goodness!! Waaaaaaaaaa!!!
I can't believe it!
I'm sad now :(
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Oh No! I didn't know this. This DOES hurt! laurieReplyDelete
NOOOOOOOO!!! Please please no! Oh I don't want to beleive this!!!ReplyDelete
Not surprised, well I really AM surprised... but the advertising has made the issues so thin. Been working on a room for a client for 7 months... ready to pull the trigger on fabric orders... called David Sutherland showroom for Koplavitch and Zimmer fabric... gone- K&Z shut down 3 months ago. Smith and Hawkins, gone. Mills are not printing fabrics until orders are placed, so much is on back-order. Hearing rumors Z Gallerie has filed for bankruptcy and closing... yikes!ReplyDelete
I'm so tired of all the great mags closing down.ReplyDelete
This just kills me. I can't believe I am so attached to a magazine - but obviously I am. So dang sad. And Southern Living isn't what it used to be. Pray for Veranda.ReplyDelete
Im just ill. Sad. Pissed. What's going to go next HB???
Times may be tough but does that mean great design, style & taste need to go by the wayside.
Real Simple is a lot of hot air.
Fake simplicity for people who want to feel less guilty or stressed for their overdone lives.
Okay I say we initaite a campiagn to Sylvia Auton at Ime Inc. She also axed Cottage Living.ReplyDelete
Bu don't we have still Joni to read and spend leisure and educational time with? And soon she'll publish a book, right?
Life is all about changes.(easy to say since I don't usually read SA but I do understand the feelings of all of you affectionate readers).
Darn...where's it end?
This just ticks me off! Honestly!ReplyDelete
Sorry, I must include The Home Companion, another magazine that I love, last issue was in spring, and counting
Great blog!!!!
Joni - what a beautiful cover to leave us with.
OMG!!! NO! NO! NO! NO! I am inconsolable! I LOVE SA!!!!
Well, maybe it will come back...Victoria Magazine was resurrected.....We can always HOPE!!!
Sad to hear about Southern Accents but let's band together and do something about this.
Fax your comments to:
Time Inc. Editor- in- Chief John Huey
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As a designer in Michigan I can tell you I have a stack of Southern Accent magazines that I refer to when thinking about projects or to enjoy with a cup of tea for my own pleasures.
You can't "cozy up" on line.
Let's please fight to save this one.
Hi Joni:
You've picked my all time favorite cover!
I would be happy to pay more for a subscription if that would keep the magazines going. You have to wonder when they are selling one year for $5.
Thank goodness for my daily Cote de Texas fix!
NOOOOOOOOOOO! NOOOOOOOOO! I'm about to CRY. No, I am crying. Omg. This is terrible news. Hands down, my favorite magazine. My goal in life was to be featured in SA. You think I'm joking. I'm not. OMG. My heart is broken. Broken, ya hear?
Ugggh. I wish I wouldn't have read it. Now, my Friday is wrecked.
This makes me sick, sick, SICK! What makes me so mad about this is, what seems to sell,, the trash. All the who's who of nothing, what they are doing, who they are doing it to, and how much flesh they can show and what condition that flesh is in. I really think style is dying, and class.ReplyDelete
To say i am bummed about this is a gross understatement. I loved SA and Karen Carroll at the helm and am so sad that it has to end. What a casualty - i take a little comfort in knowing the website and blog will continue, though.ReplyDelete
To say i am bummed about this is a gross understatement. I loved SA and Karen Carroll at the helm and am so sad that it has to end. What a casualty - i take a little comfort in knowing the website and blog will continue, though.ReplyDelete
Horrified!! I could do without the other magazines, but SA was my absolute go-to favorite!! Is there a chance they will return?ReplyDelete
Damn, what's left?! Here's my solution: all you incredibly gifted interior decorating bloggers need to get together, start your own publishing company, and put out a marvelous decorating magazine like all get out for us to enjoy! I have the utmost confidence that all y'all could do it.ReplyDelete
So, so sad to see it go. But as my tree-hugging husband pointed out, every dead magazine saves a forest of trees. I don't want to think about the truth behind that statement. This one was a lifelong fave.ReplyDelete
I'm in the 1000 Islands in NY reading this blog in my sister-in-law's laundry room as this is the only room with wirless! I'm speechless. Stunned. Which one is next? This loss is tragic. I'm sure anybody who is not a design nut will think this is melodramatic but this news is awful!ReplyDelete
I just subscribed in June. I guess that $5.00 deal was a hoax. :(ReplyDelete
This is one of those moments when I "think." I love the creative process. Often it is frustrating, maddening, elusive, confusing, but somehow there is progress toward resolution and greater clarity. And magazines help achieve a universal state inspiration to so many of us... esp if they are good.
Like literary houses, our magazine publishers have been marginalized by changes in the marketplace dictated by the corporate takeover of huge publishing houses and a new "bottom line" philosophy. A generation ago, literary books were published by major houses in hopes they'd break even. Then why publish them? Because they were good, even though their audience was small. It was a publisher's duty to do this, to keep the literary culture healthy...and in the interior design world, these magazines kept us healthy too.
Drats! The reflection of our culture's good taste is being stripped away one beautiful page at a time.
I'm faxing a letter, how about you???ReplyDelete
95 COMMENTS!!!!!!!!!! I expected 10, 20 tops. I still can't get over this loss. Three days and I'm still thinking about it. I wish we had an email address, not a fax. That Sylvia woman needs to answer us - don't you think? There's two magazines left - HB and Veranda. I wonder how Veranda is taking this news?
thank you for all your comments - I hope that Karen Carroll reads them - it might offer just a little peace.
I am in shock over this one too! I wonder if Traditional Home will bite the bullet?! I was thinking of stopping my subscription, since I have about 7 years stacked up. Looks like TH is not one of your faves from your comments. And I wonder why not?? :)ReplyDelete
NNNNOOOOOOOOOOoooooooo!!!! I can't believe that!!!ReplyDelete


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Taming your creature of habit
A friend sent me one of those funny little items from Harper's Magazine. Any married couple could relate to it.
In short, a woman complains to her marriage counselor that her husband won't rinse out his milk glass, leaving it for her to face every morning. The counselor assures her that her husband is never, ever going to change his milk-drinking and glass-rinsing habits.
After her divorce, the woman often considers how right that counselor was.
There's a lesson in that funny little story: We're all creatures of habit. We've got different ways that we like to do things, and part of marriage is finding someone whose idiosyncrasies you can tolerate. Or, as one longtime married friend advised me, "Before you commit, think about something your man does that you find mildly irritating. Multiply that by 10 and you've got marriage."
Sometimes, it's those weird little traits that produce the most heated arguments, arguments that seem utterly ridiculous later.
My idiosyncrasy? I believe the curling iron or straightening iron -- when you've got just enough wave to be irritating, you tend to switch back and forth depending on the style that year -- has been left on every morning. After eight years of marriage, I have learned to unplug the device, stare at the empty electrical outlet and say aloud, "I unplugged the Chi." (I'm straightening these days.)
But for the first seven years of marriage, I called home almost daily to The Other Half, who works a different shift, and yelled into the answering machine, "I LEFT THE CURLING IRON PLUGGED IN. I'M GOING TO BURN THE HOUSE DOWN!"
He would wake up, dutifully stagger into the bathroom and then report back. "You did not leave the curling iron plugged in. I'm going back to bed."
I always felt a little stupid after that, but what if I left the curling iron plugged in with him sleeping? I'd never forgive myself if I came home to find Mr. Half shivering outside in his Calvin Kleins, holding our two cats he'd rescued, the fire department spraying down the last of my Conair Steam 'n' Shine 1-1/2-inch barrel curling iron.
There are undoubtedly other irritating things I do, but Mr. Half would have to tell you about those. He'd probably say that my closet and bathroom medicine cabinet have been declared federal disaster areas, but I don't see how that affects him.
He's got plenty of odd little traits. His latest trick is passing whatever destination we're bound for.
My dad used to do that, too. We'd be heading for worship on Sunday morning, and he'd drive right past the church turnoff and continue straight toward the office.
It drove my mother crazy. "You can't stop thinking about work and focus on our Lord Jehovah for even one morning, can you?" she'd ask.
In my marriage, Mr. Half seems to understand the plan at first. For instance, we'll be on our way to the movies, and I'll say, "Hey, let's stop at the ATM so I can get some cash."
He makes some sort of sound or movement that indicates he understands me. We drive toward the ATM, but we don't seem to be slowing down. I don't want to seem like a nag, so I don't say anything until we're about 10 feet from the ATM driveway and there's no sign of stopping.
I then give an increasingly louder series of reminders -- "atm. Atm. ATM! ATM! ATM!" -- as we go whizzing past.
Apparently, men think of trips as point A and point E, a beginning and a destination. That is the extent of the journey. If a wife tries to throw in points B, C and D, it simply does not register.
So the question is, how do you get him to stop without nagging 60 yards before the intended driveway? I'm thinking some sort of large cue cards with the destination written on them.
Or maybe I'll just drive.
Heidi Hall is managing editor of the Southeast Missourian.


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I'm vegetarian so this was a fun little discovery. I came here with a friend during lunch and food was good. I wasn't amazed by it so I'm not dying to return for their dinner menu but it was good for lunch. It's a bit on the pricier side if you're used to spending less the $9 on your lunch but it's a nice treat once in a while. Service was prompt also, no complaints about that.
Wild Ginger Vegetarian Kitchen Inc
Today:12:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Tomorrow:11:30 am - 10:30 pm
380 Broome St,
New York, NY 10013
(212) 966-1883
Business Details
in Business
- Hours:
Regular Hours
- Payment method:
- all major credit cards
- Neighborhoods:
- Downtown Manhattan, NoLita
Wild Ginger Pan-Asian
Lu Anne's Wild Ginger All-Asian
LuAnne's Wild Ginger All-Asian Vegan
- Categories:
- Vegetarian Restaurants, Health Food Restaurants, Asian Restaurants, Breakfast, Brunch & Lunch Restaurants, Vegan Restaurants, Restaurants
- Other Information:
Parking: Street
Attire: Casual
Cuisines: Japanese, Asian, Healthy, Vegetarian, Pan Asian, Salads, Omelets
Price Range : Below Average
I don't know why everyone is giving 4 to 5 stars for this restaurant. The food is ok, non-inspiring, if sometimes a bit too greasy. I had the seitan in the brown sauce, deep fried mushrooms, and some soy cutlets also in the same brown sauce. Overall, quite a big disapointment after reading the reviews and going. In my opinion, I could have gotten much better Chinese vegetarian food at Buddha Bodai in China Town.
The food is awesome & amazing. Highly recommanded. Especailly the drinks! Homemake Gingerale! Who would ever thought of a homemake drinks! The food sizes portion were large enough to share, and everything ordered was delicious. Then the music was way too loud. The whole time I could barely hear my friend. Strongly recommanded!
Wild Ginger has been one of my favorite places to order from for the past 2 years. Unfortunately, the service has seriously deteriorated. The past 3 times I've ordered I received the incorrect items and am FALSELY promised a credit. On the last occasion more money was even charged after paying an additional amount for the wrong menu item. At this point I had to throw away the menus.
I so love this place. I go to the Wild Ginger on Broome for lunch a lot: it is affordable- you get an entire meal for a good price- it's very tasty- interesting- flavorful- vegetarian- healthy- and they actually bring the food pretty quickly. amazing teas, very friendly staff. I also order take-out very often and that too is very quick. The decor of the place is very beautiful and a nice relaxing place in the middle of the hectic crazy outside.
A sake mojito? Strange I know, but it proved lovely. The rest of the meal was equally exotic -- and lovely. I had the mango/seitan stir fry, a zestful mingling of flavors. The miso was very flavorful, none of that blah salty stuff you often get. The owner was very nice and the raitan decor was nice. Only cost my girlfriend and I $50. We had a nice chat, which to me says it's romantic! Heartily recommended. Visited late on a Wed, don't know what earlier or weekends are like.
This was the first restaurant went to when I moved to New York. On stumbled upon the humble restaurant while exploring Little Italy and Noho. What a great discovery! It was a very quiet and dimly lit place, with patrons made up of hipster locals. The menu had lots of options for vegetarians and for those who weren't neccessarily veggie, but wanted healthy options. I had a tofu stirfry (rarely do those taste good) but Wild Ginger made it taste perfect. The price was just right as...view more well.view less
I'm afraid after this posting that I will have to wait long to get in the next time I go. But congrats are due. My one friend is a vegetarian and I stumble on this place and decided to dine with some friends(nonvegan,nonvegetarian) here. We all agree that this place was full of flavor. I love vegetarian food even though I'm not one. But our one guy friend who is a meat lover, was skeptical at first but he LOVED this place. The entree taste like the real thing. The pepper ""steak""...view more dish was so good. Then there was the general tsao ""chicken"". Are you sure this is not real meat?? WOW awesome. We all agree this is the best we've had in a vegan/vegetarian restaurant. Homemade gingerale was good, but don't get the mango drink, not good at all(actually funny tasting) Service was excellent, so enjoy a vegetarian meal.view less
As a vegan, trekking through the San Genaro Feast with my non-vegan parents, I was so so so happy to find this gem!!! The decor is quite tranquil. The menu is well-chosen. The food was outstanding, though a few dishes were a bit greasy. I would definitely trek to eat here again!
Yummy. So good you won't care that its good 4 u. Great prices. Gets crowded at night so go early. Lunch specials are a great deal too.


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Gang measures inconclusive in crime data (Tacoma, WA): Robberies, assaults and other crimes dipped in a large part of Tacoma in February after police and federal agents cracked down on several reputed members of the city's oldest - and allegedly most active - street gang.
Source: The Olympian Date: August 9, 2010
Ogden police plan to use CROSS to curb gang activity (Ogden, UT): Ogden police plan to roll out a $157,000 program aimed at diverting the city's teens from getting involved with gangs.
Source: The Salt Lake Tribune Date: August 9, 2010
Dozens arrested in Tulare County gang sweep (Tulare County, CA): Dozens of gang members are off the streets of the south valley thanks to a recent gang sweep.
Source: KMPH FOX 26 News Date: August 9, 2010
City officials get cash, but gangs hold power (Bell, CA): The gang graffiti that coats freeway overpasses, exit signs and the concrete banks of the Los Angeles River attests to a problem more alarming than the recent revelations of hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual salaries for public officials.
Source: The Washington Times Date: August 9, 2010
Othello to discuss anti-gang plan (Othello, WA): Not satisfied with imposing a curfew on young people under 18 last month, the Othello City Council is looking at additional steps to deter gang activity.
Source: The Bellingham Herald Date: August 9, 2010
Warring gangs killed innocent bystander (Chicago, IL): A 47-year-old man killed at a South Side park was an innocent bystander in a gang war, Chicago Police said Sunday.
Source: Chicago Sun-Times Date: August 9, 2010
Moses Lake fight involves stabbing, gunshot, beating (Moses Lake, WA): An apparent gang fight in Moses Lake ended with a man shot in the thigh, another stabbed in the back and 15-year-old boy being severely beaten, police said.
Source: Tri-City Herald Date: August 9, 2010
Gang member sentenced in O.C. high school stabbing (Orange County, CA): A teenage gang member has been sentenced to 12 years in state prison after stabbing a high school student last year on the campus of Sonora High School in La Habra, authorities said Monday.
Source: Los Angeles Times Date: August 9, 2010
Sunnyside takes aim at gang houses (Sunnyside, WA): Rattled by the three homicides in July, the Sunnyside City Council on Monday approved a nuisance ordinance that will give city officials the options of using tickets and abatement orders to crack down on suspected gang houses.
Source: Yakima Herald-Republic Date: August 9, 2010
Man convicted under Gang Act (Baltimore, MD): Prosecutors say a Baltimore man has been convicted of murder and participation in a criminal gang resulting in death. They say it is the first time a state prosecutor has gotten a conviction under Maryland's 2007 gang statute.
Source: Boston Herald Date: August 9, 2010
Watsonville fatal gang-related shooting caught on tape (Santa Cruz, CA): The gang-related fatal shooting of a Cuesta College student in Watsonville's Apple Hill neighborhood in March 2009 was caught on tape, a police officer said in court Monday.
Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: August 9, 2010
City officials get cash, but gangs hold power (Bell, CA): The gang graffiti that coats freeway overpasses, exit signs and the concrete banks of the Los Angeles River attests to a problem more alarming than the recent revelations of hundreds of thousands of dollars in annual salaries for public officials.
Source: The Washington Times Date: August 9, 2010
Four Albany teens arrested for gang assualt (Albany, NY): Police arrested four teenagers for Gang Assault last night. According to police, the teens attacked a man on around 7 p.m on Washington Avenue.
Source: WRGB 6 News Date: August 8, 2010
Gangs in Franklin County? (Chambersburg, PA): Graffiti, the arrests of confirmed Bloods in Chambersburg and gang-like activities at a junior high school raise questions about the local prevalence of gangs.
Source: Public Opinion Date: August 7, 2010
Gang rivalry takes deadly turn in Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, CA): Long before Sureño and Norteño gangs came to Santa Cruz, a line was already drawn down the middle of town -- reds on one side, blues on the other.
Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: August 7, 2010
Teens jailed for alleged gang fight (Las Cruces, NM): Three teenagers are in jail after authorities say they attacked a man during what detention officers say was a gang fight north of Las Cruces early Saturday morning.
Source: Las Cruces Sun-News Date: August 7, 2010
Gang unit makes arrest in stabbing of 13-year-old boy (Vancouver, WA): Vancouver police detectives say they have arrested a 17-year-old boy for alleged attempted murder in the gang-related stabbing of a 13-year-old boy early Thursday morning.
Source: The Columbian Date: August 7, 2010
Officials laud GPS system tracking gang parolees (Oakland, CA): Law enforcement officials are touting a program that's been monitoring paroled gang members by strapping GPS units to their ankles—a program first used to monitor sex offenders.
Source: San Jose Mercury News Date: August 6, 2010
Eight members of a violent Central City gang indicted (New Orleans, LA): A federal grand jury indicted eight men Friday morning on charges that they ran an incredibly violent Central City gang that distributed drugs and were involved in several murders and attempted murders.
Source: The Times-Picayune Date: August 6, 2010
SF City Attorney wants a gang injunction in Visitacion Valley (San Francisco, CA): San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera is seeking a fourth gang injunction since 2006, the latest against two feuding cliques in the Visitacion Valley neighborhood.
Source: The Informant Date: August 5, 2010
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in response to Kaiser.rollHave you tried putting them in the admin user's shared folder?
Kaiser.roll Jun 3, 2009 8:45 PM
in response to John.KitzmillerI am a bit new. I tried placing them in the share folder in my admin account with no luck.
I must be doing something wrong because I still can't access them.
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in response to Kaiser.rollFrom administrator account go to Macintosh HD/Users/Your kids accounts/Public. Drop whatever into the public folder. You may have to authenticate.
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in response to Kaiser.rollYou should be able to grant other users read-only access to your documents by putting them in either of these two places:
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Are the kids' accounts using Simple Finder? If so, they won't be able to navigate you your Public folder, and you'll have to use the /Users/Shared folder.


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RSL hangs on to defeat Houston, thanks to Rimando's 'face' save
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Conclusive Proof That Baby Boy Brian Is NOT Scotty McCreery
This weekend in Nashville, I was proven wrong. I had been saying since the day that Scotty McCreery appeared on American Idol that Baby Boy was actually Scotty. Despite several pieces of evidence to prove that was the case, it turns out I was wrong.


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Ed Koch: abrasive, funny, inspirational, Mayor of New York 1978-1989. Friday morning, he passed away. His passing can mean little to many of us in Camden; but to us former New Yorkers, especially those of us who worked to alleviate the financial crisis and the deterioration of life in New York, it is a time for us to remember and honor him. I hope you will share this remembrance with me.
WASHINGTON -- Polling that shows Americans favor women in combat by 2-to-1 is evidence only of the power of misinformation.
Susan Silva Bevier, 60, originally from Fall River, MA and most recently of Camden, SC, departed this earthly life peacefully on Sunday morning, February 3, 2013. A service for friends and family will be held at the Quaker Cemetery in Camden at a date to be announced. Donations in honor of Ms. Bevier should be sent to the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter, 460 S. Fair Street, Camden, SC 29020.
Dear Annie: I'm a mother in my mid-20s and a very concerned sister. My brother, "Dennis," is four years younger and the first to graduate high school. He went to college and had everything going for him. Now he is throwing it all away.
DESTIN, Fla. -- Camden native and former University of South Carolina Aiken basketball standout Sterling Council recently signed with the Emerald Coast Knights of the American Basketball League.
Funeral services for Bobby Norman McCaskill, 78, will be held Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Faith Baptist Church, with burial to follow in the church cemetery. The Rev. Sim Smith and the Rev. Jerry Gardner will officiate. The family will receive friends Wednesday from 5:00-7:00 p.m. at Powers Funeral Home, Lugoff. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Faith Baptist Church, or the Walter M. Crowe Animal Shelter.
Mr. Willie Edward "Will" Davis, 54, of 8490 Black River Road, Rembert, SC, passed on Saturday, February 2, 2013. Funeral Services will be conducted Friday, February 8, 2013, 1:00 PM, at St. Matthew United Methodist Church, Camden with burial to follow in the church cemetery.
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On my cartoons you can see I go by my last name, Ariail. If you read the letters to the editor in the papers that carry my work you'd find I go by a few other names as well. But that's how it should be. Editorial pages and editorial cartoons are forums for expressing opinions and different ideas that on occasion clash with those of the reader. Editorials and cartoons can inform the reader on issues of the day and hopefully, provoke thought and discussion. That's their primary role.
The Camden Police Officers Association appreciates the generosity for our annual Christmas event for children and needy citizens with toys and food during the holidays. We also provided fruit bags for the Kershaw County Council on Aging a few days before Christmas.
Funeral services to celebrate the life of Mary Ellis Langley, 98, of Camden will be held at 2:00 PM, Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at Wateree Baptist Church. Rev. Bobby James, Jr. will officiate. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. The family received friends from 5:30-7:30 PM, Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Memorials may be made in her memory to Wateree Baptist Church, 2040 Haile Street, Camden, SC 29020.
A circuit court of appeals in Washington recently struck down the process of "intra-session recess appointments," which President Obama used last year as an end-run around the Senate confirmation process. Recess appointments were originally intended, back in the days when travel to the capital was long and grueling, and communication was poor, to allow presidents to fill vacancies that occurred while the Senate was not in session, thus avoiding the "advice and consent" decree in which the Senate must approve presidential appointees. Chief executives have abused that power off and on since 1823, but President Obama took it to a ...
Tuesday: Camden Military Academy at Greg Mathis Charter School (BB – 5:30 p.m.); Chapin at Camden (BB – 6 p.m.); Ridge View at Lugoff-Elgin (BB – 6 p.m.); Fairfield Central at North Central (BB – 6:30 p.m.)
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