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Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php Shapeways: Bring your creativity to life in 3D Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12385&th=2478#msg_12385 <![CDATA[Hi there,

 I just registered to Shapeways and I would like to find out more about selling my models/designs. I read the FAQ but many questions still remain unanswered.

 I'm a 3D modeler and I even had the opportunity to play around 3d printing (although those were always custom models for clients not objects/designs made for "stock" ), so obviously my questions are 'market' specific.

 So the first question is what to model/upload. I can do basically anything, but would like to know what people actually buy? Some abstract sculptures, hobby related items, geek memorabilia ?  I'm sure some people would like to buy game related figures, but as fas as I know there are some specialized companies doing this sort of thing already.

 Another topic would be technical guidelines. For example how thin a "wall" of a model can be and generally how can I check how the structure behaves in real life. I would like to know if Shapeways can print the models "for a test".

 Thanks

 ]]> HyperForm 2010-05-02T13:13:02-00:00 Re: Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12395&th=2478#msg_12395 <![CDATA[First of all, welcome!

 What to sell? anything and everything. If you want to specialize, you should...but keep in mind that it will require that you do a lot of advertising outside of shapeways. Something to keep in mind with shapeways buyers is that they are modelers(generally) that are (generally) capable of creating their own stuff...bluntly: they dont need you, or me, or any other shops.

 Of course, that is very general. The reason I put it that way is because people buy things that they cant buy at the store. So you really have to put your thinking cap on for new designs and ideas.

 Popular items that I have seen are puzzles, characters, jewelery and of course anything co-creator.

 Pricing is tough...I have yet to figure it out. Because of volume sales, its tough to say "cheaper is better" because you may only sell 5 models, and those 5 buyers maybe have been willing to pay $100 when you only charged them $25, you just lost potential income. Here is a link to a forum post where i tried to gather some of this info:  http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=msg&th=2351&a mp;start=0&S=395f5a179271c35eff0b17363d339bca

 You can find info on material properties under the Materials Page (Support>Materials) Also, expect to do some printing of your own to verify your models - people are more willing to buy something that is guaranteed to work when they get it, especially if they dont understand the process.

 My personal feelings:
 Keep in mind that even though you plan on making a shop (to make money) we are still a community. Therefore, in my opinion, rating down your competitors models or somehow degrading another member/members creation is unaccaptable in a community. We all help each other.

 Good luck!

 and dont forget to advertise outside of shapeways! Facebook and Twitter help a lot!

 Oh, and dont forget to check out my shop!

 Jake
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Something to keep in mind with shapeways buyers is that they are modelers(generally) that are (generally) capable of creating their own stuff...bluntly: they dont need you, or me, or any other shops.

 I'm surprised that, as you say, the majority of customers are modelers. I thought this worked more like a site similar to Zazzle with the difference that it has 3D content. I would guess that the potential market for people wanting to buy a new gadget for their iPod, like the stuff you are selling, would be a lot bigger than the number of people that can actually model something like that.

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 Also, expect to do some printing of your own to verify your models - people are more willing to buy something that is guaranteed to work when they get it, especially if they dont understand the process.

 That would be a bit unpractical and pricey for me. I live in Europe, so even just the delivery costs would make the whole thing unprofitable.
 ]]> HyperForm 2010-05-03T10:11:43-00:00 Re: Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12411&th=2478#msg_12411 <![CDATA[Shapeways is based in the Netherlands, and their shipping price is already included in the model price. So it actually costs more for me to get a model (I am in the USA) but i still pay the same as you.

 I guess I should explain my reasoning with the statement that all Shapeways customers are modelers...

 Its really something to keep in mind to help create something unique. You can create basic things (like a full color coaster) its likeliness of selling is not that great, especially because of cost.

 And i still really recommend that you print your models and upload photos, it really helps sales. The minimum checkout is $25 worth of product (if its yours you dont pay your markup). Make sure your are hollowing your objects to make them cheaper in cost.

 Good Luck!]]> rawkstar320 2010-05-03T15:03:11-00:00 Re: Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12419&th=2478#msg_12419 <![CDATA[In the future, it may be less than injection molding. I may or may not have some insight on that  but hopefully we can lower material costs in the near future  ]]> Youknowwho4eva 2010-05-03T16:47:19-00:00 Re: Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12429&th=2478#msg_12429 <![CDATA[Less than injection molding? That seems a little crazy to me...at least from what ive learn the past 2 years in college.

 However....

 I believe there was a post a while back about how Bugatti actualy 3d Prints their dashboards. Since they only do a limited number of cars per year, its cheaper and easier to offer different dash setups.

 3D printing is nice because you dont have to front $30k on a mold that makes only 1 kind of part. You can spend $30k and make an unlimited amount of part designs.

 Thats just my take though.  I dont work in injection molding yet]]> rawkstar320 2010-05-03T19:14:12-00:00 Re: Now what ? :-) http://www.shapeways.com/forum/index.php?t=rview&goto=12545&th=2478#msg_12545 <![CDATA[Hi Hyperform

 First of all, a big welcome here!

 Regarding your question:

 Another topic would be technical guidelines. For example how thin a "wall" of a model can be and generally how can I check how the structure behaves in real life. I would like to know if Shapeways can print the models "for a test

 Maybe this can help you out:

  http://www.shapeways.com/tutorials/design_rules_for_3d_print ing

 The minimum wall thickness for our different materials are:

 White Strong & Flexible = 0.7 mm But we advise you to use
 at least 1 or 2 mm, depending on the size of the area.
 White, Transparent & Black detail = 1 mm
 Gray Robust = 1 mm
 Stainless Steel = 3 mm
 Full Color Sandstone = 3 mm
 Milky White Matte Glass = 3 mm
 Alumide = 1.5 mm

 Hope this can help you out a bit

 Cheers, Ralph]]> RalphVdB 2010-05-06T14:53:02-00:00


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Actor Rajeev Khandelwal made an unconventional debut in Bollywood with the 2008 thriller "Aamir" and later did "Shaitan" and "Soundtrack". Now he is keen to do romantic roles, but not run-of-the-mill type, he clarifies.
Rajeev, who started his acting journey with TV soap "Kahiin...To Hoga", a romantic-drama, told IANS: "I am looking forward to doing a romantic film, but my kind of romantic role - something that becomes a reference point for romantic films in future. I want it to be that big."
"Sadly, the offers that I have got till now have not been like that. So I am waiting and hoping that someone writes a good romantic script and I get to do it," he said.
Thanks to his role in "Kahiin...To Hoga", he has a huge female fan following and said his romantic saga will be dedicated to them.
"I also keep getting requests from my female fans, who want me to do a romantic role (on the big screen). So, I want to do it for them," said the 37-year-old who also played an army man in the TV series "Left Right Left", which also had a love track.
His latest film "Table No. 21", which also stars Tena Desae and veteran actor Paresh Rawal, is a thriller, a genre he has already tried.
Was it a conscious decision to avoid romantic roles in films?
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"I stayed away and then 'Aamir' happened and I realised the fun of doing a film that has a soul. It was much more fun rather than just running around the trees, though that is also an art," said the actor.
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"I want to be part of films that are not forgotten after viewing once, the ones that I also enjoy watching after I retire," he concluded.
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- Blessed with a heart transplant, 2009 - second chance to learn!
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- Ada, Ohio
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- Safety Consultant - self employed
- RW Skaggs, the tinman :
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Yamaha LS-16 Engelmann top
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If you enjoy spending autumn afternoons hiking, driving or simply strolling among Fall's fiery oranges, golds and scarlets - you're a LEAF PEEPER! And ABC7 wants to hear from you. Actually, we want to SEE your most creative seasonal snapshots.
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I was checking-out the Tern Link P9 on Thor's website - my new next door neighbor at the beach has one (and really likes it) - while on the website I noticed something about a Dahon 'Handlepost' recall 3-4 yrs ago - world-wide.
Here's the info for the USA (11,500 bikes involved):
There was a second process to determine if your "foreign" purchased Dahon was invloved.
Curious how they notified US owners, since Dahon's info likely depended on customers having returned the Warranty Cards...also, what percentage of the 11,500 owners responded to have their bikes fixed? Thor, do you know?


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On display at RAF Manston history museum
This Royal Navy Whirlwind was painted in a Royal Air Force c/s during its retirement to a UK museum. It seems its best days are over now ;-( It was seen being transported on a truck to a new desti... (more)
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Hollywood, L.E., Furey, Sinead, McMahon-Beattie, U, Burns, Amy, Price, Ruth K., Livingstone, M.B.E., Humphreys, Paul, Duffy, Maresa and Dowler, E. (2016) A three stage investigation into the balance of healthy versus less healthy food promotions among Northern Ireland Food Retailers: Summary Report. Food Standards Agency. Ulster University. 36 pp. [Research report (external)]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Furey, Sinead, McMahon-Beattie, Una, Burns, Amy, Price, Ruth, Duffy, Maresa, Livingstone, M.B.E. and Humphreys, Paul (2016) A three stage investigation into the balance of healthy versus less healthy food promotions among Northern Ireland Food Retailers. Food Standards Agency. Ulster University. 166 pp. [Research report (external)]
Kelleghan, B., Burns, Amy and Hollywood, Lynsey (2016) To assess the nutritional composition of fresh wheatgrass juice and investigate New Product Development (NPD) opportunities that will incorporate the juice into mainstream products and develop a new route to market for the company. Connected 3 Competitive Fund. 10 pp. [Research report (external)]
Surgenor, D., McMahon-Beattie, Una, Burns, Amy and Hollywood, L.E. (2016) Promoting Creativity in the Kitchen: Digital Lessons from the Learning Environment. The Journal of Creative Behavior, TBC . [Journal article]
Austin, Roger, Hunter, Bill and Hollywood, Lynsey (2015) Supporting community cohesion through ICT: The epartners programme in Northern Ireland. Computers in Human Behaviour, online . [Journal article]
Austin, Roger, Hunter, Bill and Hollywood, Lynsey (2015) Supporting community cohesion through ICT: The epartners programmein Northern Ireland. Computers in Human Behaviour, 52 . pp. 508-514. [Journal article]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Dean, M., Spence, M. and Raats, M. (2015) Healthful food buying. Relationships with demographics, nutritional orientation andknowledge, and in-store shopping habits. In: ISBNPA 2015, Edinburgh. ISBNPA. 1 pp. [Conference contribution]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Wells, Laura and McEntee, Mairead (2015) Changing the Taste of Social Enterprise. In: CHME Manchester 2015, Manchester. CHME. 19 pp. [Conference contribution]
McGowan, L., Caraher, M., Raats, M., Lavelle, F., Hollywood, L.E., McDowell, D., Spence, M., McCloat, A., Mooney, E. and Dean, M. (2015) Domestic Cooking and Food Skills: A Review. Critical Reviews in Food Science and Nutrition, online . pp. 1549-7852. [Journal article]
McMahon-Beattie, Una and Hollywood, Lynsey (2014) Perspectives on the future of food tourism. [Other]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Cuskelly, Geraldine, O'Brien, Michelle, McConnon, Aine, Barnett, Julie, Raats, Monique and Dean, Moira (2013) Healthful grocery shopping. Perceptions and barriers. Appetite, 70 . pp. 119-126. [Journal article]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Wells, Laura, Armstrong, Gillian and Farley, Heather (2013) Thinking outside the carton: attitudes towards milk packaging. British Food Journal, 115 (6). pp. 899-912. [Journal article]
Spence, Michelle, Livingstone, M.B.E., Hollywood, Lynsey, Gibney, Eileen, O'Brien, Sinead, Pourshahidi, Kirsty and Dean, Moira (2013) A qualitative study of psychological, social and behavioral barriers to appropriate food portion size control. International Journal of Behavioral Nutrition and Physical Activity, 10 (92). pp. 1-10. [Journal article]
Tatlow-Golden, Mimi, Hennessy, Eilis, Dean, Moira and Hollywood, Lynsey (2013) 'Big, strong and healthy'. Young children's identification of food anddrink that contribute to healthy growth. APPETITE, 71 (1). pp. 163-170. [Journal article]
Hollywood, Lynsey, Armstrong, Gillian and Durkin, Mark (2007) Using behavioural and motivational thinking in food segmentation. International Journal of Retail and Distribution Management, 35 (8, 9). pp. 691-702. [Journal article]
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Lawyers for one of the two men accused of murdering the student body president at the University Of North Carolina is requesting the trial be moved out of state.
Demario Atwater is accused of murdering Eve Carson in March of 2008. His lawyer filed a motion Tuesday to move Atwater's federal trial to another state. The motion says the jury pool anywhere in North Carolina would be tainted. Atwater is scheduled to go on trial for Carson's death in May.
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Rapid Filter Inc.
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Please join us on Wednesday, July 23 for our July Membership Meeting.
The speaker will be Jennifer Bordes who will be presenting on "Planning for the Future".
Jennifer is a Director in Tax Services at LaPorte. She has extensive experience in all
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Got them all recently and thought I'd provide some comments about the DVDs. I'm not too impressed with them overall. The terrain is pretty decent for the most part but the production is amateurish. Things I liked about them all are that the camera is pointed up the road all the time which helps with the virtual reality aspect, that they're actually shot at bicycling speed rather than from a car, and that cyclists in addition to the camera man are included on the rides. Things I consistently didn't care for were the monotonous looped music and lackluster coaching/narration. The coaching tends to be directions to change gears to match the terrain or (on flatter sections) simple intervals. Didn't really have a problem with the content of the commentary which is much more sparse than Coach Troy's(the Spinervals guy) constant prattling, just thought the guy on these DVDs sounded a little bored. On to the specific volumes...
Banff --I'd rank this the best of the series. It's a steady climb up Bow Valley Pass with two other cyclists. Beautiful scenery. No additional complaints about the technical aspects of the DVD other than the timer being a bit of a distraction because of its size.
Coeur d'Alene --This is a two disc set that I'd rate pretty close to the Banff DVD in usable quality. The first disc is really good with mainly one cyclist but several other cyclists encountered more or less join the ride during the second half of the disc. First part of the DVD is pretty flat but the scenery and road headed out to Lake Coeur d'Alene are nice. Second half of the disc is more hilly. Camera is aimed down too often toward the end of the disc. The second disc is less interesting terrain, but the main flaw is a 10 minute section with the camera pointed backwards at the trailing cyclist. This disc has one to two cyclists to keep you company. Both DVDs in this set have faulty graphics--which don't bother me much but should be mentioned. The timer isn't placed properly and cuts off the seconds, and on the other side of the screen the gearing graphics are partially cut off. Not really a problem since the audio comments tell you what to do anyway. [EDIT: I just looked at the DVD on my computer and the graphics problem doesn't happen there. May be a problem with my home DVD player or television] Since this set is only $5 Canadian more than the single DVD volumes in the series, it's a pretty good buy.
Banff and Coeur d'Alene are the two volumes I'd recommend if anyone is wanting to sample this series of DVDs, and I consider them to be significantly better than the other volumes. If you don't like those you probably won't like any of the others.
Grand Canyon --This one ranks next. Just one cyclist(besides the camera man) but a decent road along the south rim of the canyon(which you really don't see much of until they stop to specifically show it to you at one point). This DVD also has the clipped off graphics at the bottom of the screen[EDIT: No graphics problem on my computer with this DVD either. Guess I'll have to fiddle with my television or DVD player and see if I can get it to work right on there.]
The next few in my rankings have some glaring problems.
Penticton --This shows you the Ironman course at Penticton, British Columbia. It's a 4-disc set that would have been very good if not for the technical flaws. Disc 1 is fairly flat but scenic with 1-2 cyclists along on the ride. The biggest problem is that the camera is leaned to one side more than I can tolerate without annoyance. Everything leans to the left including the other cyclists. The other problem is a too large timer which is badly placed at the top of the screen. It interferes with the view up the road too much. Disc 2 has 1-3 cyclists on a nice climbing route but has the same tilt and timer problems as disc 1. Disc 3 has 1-3 cyclists. First part of the disc is a series of hills, second part is a flatter section with interval repeats. Less tilt than disc 1 & 2 but still some and still has the poorly placed timer. This disc actually isn't too bad. If the other three had been at least this quality I'd have been satisfied. Disc 4 has 1-3 cyclists on a ride back into town. Camera tilt on this disc is severe for about 1/3 of the disc then fine for the last 2/3. Still has the big, poorly located timer.
Tempe --2-disc set with just 1 cyclist. Severe camera tilt for half of DVD1 and portions of DVD2.
Dewinton Hills --Calgary, Alberta which might make you think the terrain is going to be good, but alas, it's rather uninteresting with little visual interest. And there's some camera tilt. And the big mis-located timer. Two cyclists on the ride. I might move this one up in the rankings. I'll have to see how much the worse camera tilt of some of the other volumes bothers me over the long run.
Overall, this series is an example of promise unfulfilled. The people making the DVDs had the right idea, but lacked the skill or resources to pull it off. They should have gone back and re-shot the portions with the tilted camera, but I'm assuming they must not have had the time or money to do that. In spite of their flaws, I'll probably use all the DVDs from time to time, and I'll probably be annoyed from time to time. (btw, I don't believe these are connected with the people who did the Real Rides Race Day DVD with Robbie Ventura)


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December 24, 2013 - Albany , NY
ALBANY, N.Y., Dec. 24, 2013 - Albany Medical Center clinical neuropsychologist Anne Barba, Ph.D., has been awarded board certification by the American Board of Professional Psychology (ABPP), signifying exceptional proficiency in her field.
She is one of just 16 board-certified neuropsychologists in New York State practicing outside of the New York City metropolitan area.
"I'm honored to earn this distinction, and to be part of a team of experts that provides an extremely high level of neurological care at Albany Med," she said.
Dr. Barba cares for patients with neurological disorders and conducts specialized tests needed to manage Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, epilepsy and other conditions that affect the brain. She conducts cognitive evaluations used to determine a patient's ability to live independently and manage medications appropriately.
Named a Woman of Excellence by the Albany-Colonie Regional Chamber of Commerce in 2011, Dr. Barba is an associate professor of neurology at Albany Medical College. She received her Ph.D. in psychology and completed her pre-doctoral internship at the Washington DC VA Medical Center, and her post-doctoral fellowship in clinical neuropsychology at Albany Medical Center.
Albany Medical Center, northeastern New York's only academic health sciences center, is one of the largest private employers in the Capital Region. It incorporates the 734-bed Albany Medical Center Hospital, which offers the widest range of medical and surgical services in the region, and the Albany Medical College, which trains the next generation of doctors, scientists and other healthcare professionals, and also includes a biomedical research enterprise and the region's largest physicians practice with more than 400 doctors. Albany Medical Center works with dozens of community partners to improve the region's health and quality of life. For more information: www.amc.edu or www.facebook.com/albanymedicalcenter.
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Kentucky gets $20 million grant for energy study
LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Democrats and Republicans gathered Wednesday to celebrate a $20 million federal grant designed to move Kentucky toward new forms of energy, a tricky subject in a state dominated by the coal industry.
Republican U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell and U.S. Rep. Andy Barr joined Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear and state House Majority Leader Rocky Adkins to announce a federal grant that will be distributed among the state's eight public colleges and universities. The money will pay for researchers to explore new ways to generate energy from plants and chemicals.
"As the world grows more sophisticated around us, the older ways of doing things, whether that's powering our cars, generating fuel and energy or producing clean water are no longer good enough," Beshear said. "Now, we in Kentucky could be unnerved by this reality or we could see it as an opportunity to do some amazing things."
About 90 percent of Kentucky's electricity comes from coal-fired power plants. And the coal industry is a major employer and economic driver in parts of eastern and western Kentucky. But a decline in demand combined with new federal emission standards have resulted in the loss of 7,000 direct coal mining jobs since January 2012.
Those job losses have become flashpoints in Kentucky politics. Coal has dominated the race for Kentucky's U.S. Senate seat between McConnell and Democrat Alison Lundergan Grimes.
But both Republicans and Democrats said Wednesday's grant announcement will complement the coal industry, not compete with it.
"We certainly need to pursue an all-of-the-above energy strategy, and that will only enhance employment and job creation in eastern Kentucky," Barr said.
The $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation, in addition to $4 million from the state Council on Postsecondary Education, will pay for 150 people to research alternative energy in Kentucky for the next five years. Rodney Andrews, director of the University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research and the leader of the project, said it is different from other grants in that it is "directed at putting the best minds that we have toward solving the major questions in Kentucky."
"We need to develop all of our technology options if we are going to continue to be able to provide affordable energy to people in the state," he said.
He said the research will include a focus on how to use various crops to complement the state's use of coal and other fossil fuels. One idea is to capture the carbon dioxide from coal-burning power plants and use it to make the plants grow faster.
"Burning (the crops) is probably the least valuable use we can make," he said. "We are looking at how do we design those plants to make things of sufficient value to build the economy around."
The grant proposal is 350 pages thick and took two years to write. The money will pay for research at the Universities of Kentucky and Louisville and Kentucky State, Northern Kentucky, Western Kentucky, Eastern Kentucky, Morehead State, and Murray State universities. The Big Sandy and bluegrass community technical colleges will also receive funding.
McConnell, who has made coal a central part of his re-election campaign, declined to answer questions after a news conference on whether the grant would impact the coal industry. He said the grant shows Kentucky is in a great position to compete for federal research dollars and noted the project will help fill a need to increase the number of graduates in the state in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.


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Perhaps you are a numbers ninja and your head is filled with dreams of spreadsheets and ledgers in the late night hours. This column might not be for you (but keep reading anyway because you might learn a new ancient budgeting secret, and we both know you are always looking for ways to improve your bottom line).
However, if you are like most of America, you might not even have a clue as to where to begin when it comes to budgeting for your household. Or even if you have tried your hand at budgeting before, it has come to a miserable halt and you feel stuck.
Fear not, the Queen is here with her favorite tips for basic budgeting.
You have to change your mindset. Most people consider budgets a bad word (the worst "b" word out there). So you have to begin by realizing that a budget is not something meant to penalize you or hold you back.
Conversely, it is meant to help you live more freely and remain in control of your finances. There was a point in time that I felt unsure about how much we had in the bank and/or what was left to spend for the month. Having a budget does not mean you won't have any fun. Until you change your mindset, your efforts at budgeting will not be successful.
Begin by tracking your expenses. For 30 days, collect all of your receipts. Throw them into a jar or envelope (and have your spouse do the same).
Spend regularly. Don't be an Ebenezer Scrooge or a "Real Housewife" of any city. This is key to get a good handle on where to set your categorical spending. Being unrealistic in either direction will skew the results. At the end of the 30 days, go over the receipts to gauge how much you really spend per month and on what.
Be sure you know how much you make, too. This sounds ridiculously simple, but you must spend less than you make. So you have to have a good handle on what you currently make. If you have irregular income, look back over your tax returns to see your numbers over three to five years to project this year's earnings.
Tame your tongue. Most people veer off budget when it comes to food — either the grocery store or the drive-thru. You have to be intentional when it comes to feeding your face (yes, I can see you hiding that mound of restaurant receipts).
This means that you must develop a plan. It is totally fine to dine out as long as you budget for it (and have the cash to cover the cost). Tracking your expenses over the last 30 days or, even better, year, will help you determine just how much of your hard earned cash is slipping through your fingers and into the cash register at your favorite burger joint.
Operate on a cash-based system. You spend less money when you use cash than plastic (even if that plastic is a debit card). This is true even for a frugal girl like me. It does take a little extra effort, but overspending even if it is only $5 to $10 each week really adds up quickly.
If you have cash, you will stay on track. When the cash is gone, it's gone, and you'll either have to be finished shopping or make some hard decisions about what items you don't really need.
In the beginning, have weekly budget meetings. I know this might seem intense, but you need to over-communicate with your spouse when it comes to finances.
Money problems are the No. 1 reason for divorce. You cannot talk enough about the dollars and sense (like what I did there?) in your house. Of course, you need to approach such meetings with humility and grace.
As you begin to work together on your finances, you might relax into more of a monthly meeting status. But for some of us, we need to communicate on even a daily status about income, bills, expenses and household needs.
Relax. Budgeting isn't hard. It isn't going to steal your joy. And once you get a system that works for your family in place, it will feel like an old friend. Over a lifetime, budgeting can turn you into a millionaire. Who wouldn't want in on that?
Greenwood resident Cherie Lowe and her husband paid off $127,000 in debt in four years and now live debt-free every day with their two kids. Send questions, column ideas and comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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The current population of Floyd County is 75,389 with the median age of 39. Floyd County's median household income is $53,030, and the average household net worth is $459,508.
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Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Floyd County by age group. In Floyd County, the male-to-female ratio is 36,614:38,775, which is 3% lower than the ratio of Indiana, which is 3,258,959:3,359,274. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Floyd County, has 4% more property crime than Indiana, and is 8% above the nation's average. Floyd County, has 31% less personal crime than Indiana and when compared to that of United States, Floyd County is 45% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Floyd County that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Floyd County, 73% of people are married and 27% of people are single. The percent of people married is 1% lower than the ratio of Indiana, which is 74%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Floyd County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Floyd County is $53,030, which is 11% higher than that of Indiana ($47,655). Income data for Floyd County is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Floyd County. In Floyd County, 20% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 25% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 1% lower than that of Indiana. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


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Kilroy Is Still Here
November 12, 2015 | by Scott Beauchamp
In wartime, the walls of the latrine provide a rare opportunity for self-expression.
"It is the soldier, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech," as a patriotic poem by Charles Province has it. That presumption is a point of pride among service members, who defend civilian rights and privileges they're often not afforded themselves. You don't have the right to foment a strike in the military. You don't have the right to a trial with a jury of your peers. You can't sue the military. You don't have the right to peacefully assemble. There is no such thing as freedom of speech. But self-expression is like hydraulics: plugging one hole only builds more pressure somewhere else. In my own experience as an infantryman in Iraq, the only place where the stress of combat found unfettered freedom of expression was on the walls of the latrine.
You begin to notice it as soon as you hit the staging area in Kuwait. At places like Camp Buehring, a crossroads where battalions came and went on their way to different operating areas in Iraq, American troops are sheltered under the anonymity of massive logistical bureaucracies. A port-a-potty next to a chow hall could be used by any number of soldiers, sailors, airmen, or marines passing through. Unlike a permanent duty station, where bathrooms are assigned to specific companies and any defacement is easily traceable, there simply wasn't any way to catch someone scrawling on the walls of a well-trafficked latrine. The situation wasn't very different once one finally got to Iraq, where the bases were just as large and sprawling, and combat outposts were constructed in the half-destroyed hovels of what had been private residences. In the former, the anonymity was conducive to getting away with latrine graffiti; in the latter, no one cared if you wrote on some walls. Read More »
Skirting the Issue
September 28, 2015 | by Dan Piepenbring
Six paintings from Matthew Brannon's "Skirting the Issue," an exhibition at Casey Kaplan Gallery through October 24. In this series, Brannon uses traditional printmaking methods—letterpress, silkscreening—to depict the domestic and cultural trappings of America during the Vietnam War, when he was born: "I had entered a world battered from events that left the country's identity in jeopardy," he writes, "and Luce's concept of the American Century shattered." Brannon's work is consumed with the question of "how America is its own worst enemy."
On a Pedestal
April 27, 2015 | by Brian Mastroianni
Duras's The Lover, thirty years later.
Early in Marguerite Duras's The Lover, we encounter an indelible image: a strange rag doll of a girl rides the ferry across the Mekong River en route to Saigon. She's an adolescent, fifteen and a half, and she looks both too young and too old for her age, in a sleeveless, low-cut, red silk dress, a leather belt that belongs to one of her older brothers, gold lamé shoes, and—the most striking piece of her ensemble—a large, flat-brimmed men's hat:
Having got it, this hat that all by itself makes me whole, I wear it all the time. With the shoes it must have been much the same, but after the hat. They contradict the hat, as the hat contradicts the puny body, so they're right for me.
That elliptical, dreamlike tone is characteristic of the novel. The book's narrator is a young woman in flux. She's outgrown childhood and has poured her body into oversize markers of adulthood; the conclusion of the ferry ride signals the start of her sexual awakening, as she first glimpses the chauffeured black limousine that belongs to the twenty-seven-year-old Chinese businessman, the novel's eponymous lover.
The Lover, Duras's forty-eighth work, was published in France in 1984; the English translation arrived in the United States a year later. If the book, at just over a hundred pages, reads like the hazy, disconnected musings of a seventy-year-old writer looking at faded snapshots of her past, that's because it is. When Duras claimed that the novel was entirely autobiographical, it became something of an international sensation. But, as the New York Times noted, "truth, in the Durasian universe, is a slippery entity"; Duras also went on to say "that the story of her life did not exist." She and the novel found even more notoriety a decade later, when Jean-Jacques Annaud's film adaptation was released. Duras eventually washed her hands of the film, which focused mainly on the erotic elements of the story—and indeed the novel's depictions of sex receive an outsize portion of attention. But it's also a study in the narrator's fraught connection with her family and the cultural fissures in French-colonial Indochine. Read More »
All in One: An Interview with Tomi Ungerer
January 30, 2015 | by Sarah Cowan
At the opening for the Drawing Center's "All in One," Tomi Ungerer's first U.S. retrospective, swarms of visitors obscured the art on the walls. The crowd bent toward the artist, who was holding court and a glass of red wine, though none was being served. Ungerer, who is eighty-three, was in his element. For him, this retrospective is a kind of homecoming. After more than forty years in exile, his career is finding its rightful place in the New York art world.
The Drawing Center exhibition, curated by Claire Gilman, begins with Ungerer's earliest doodles as a child growing up in Nazi-occupied Alsace, where under the nationalistic duress of war he first learned to be an outlaw. Delicately subversive, they are inscribed with a mature, swaggering humor that takes a subject as terrifying as Hitler and renders him a fool.
In 1956, Ungerer was lured to New York City at the height of print, when publications offered vast opportunities for creative illustrators. Without contacts or even a high school diploma, Ungerer impressed art directors with his idiosyncratic drawing style and witty candor. He became sought after for advertising and editorial work, and most prominently, his unconventional children's books, which featured society's most repulsive characters—robbers, snakes, pigs, beggars—as compassionate protagonists.
While working professionally in these PG-rated circles, he remained a deeply political artist, self-publishing bold posters against the Vietnam War, a book of harsh satire called The Underground Sketchbook, and sadomasochistic erotic drawings. But upon discovering his erotic work, the children's-book community was scandalized. His books were removed from public libraries and his reputation tarnished. Dejected and unable to find work, he left New York in 1971, moving to Nova Scotia with his wife before finding a permanent home in Cork, Ireland.
This defection cost Ungerer the renown he deserves. It wasn't until 1998 that he received the Hans Christian Andersen Award, the highest achievement for children's-book authors, and a sign of the recent reappraisal of his career. Recent years have seen reissues of his children's books in English and a large catalogue of his erotic drawings. In Strasbourg, he has a museum dedicated to his work, and in 2012, his life was the subject of a documentary film. Read More »
The Escape Artist
January 11, 2012 | by Chris Wallace
Graham Greene stole the title of my memoirs. Rueful and proud, ringing of a boastful confession, imaginary maps, and the magician's exegesis, his Ways of Escape would have been a perfect header for my career of flight—from reality, relationships, and, finally, the country. It is a series of escapes in which Mister Greene, who made so seductive the life of an exiled libertine, is not entirely innocent.
But he needn't take all the blame. At least part of the credit for my fleet-footedness is due to a childhood spent shunting between single parents and rival school districts (or is it the other way around?). I was always arriving, never staying too long, and, with another departure constantly looming, my relationship to home became abstracted to fungible goods, dispassionate.
As an only child, I spent a lot of time by myself. But I never ran with imaginary friends, opting instead to invent imaginary versions of myself. I dreamed constantly of flying (by mastering the basketball double pump), climbed ficus trees, and read Dragonlance books. Their rogues and wizards enchanted me, wandering far from their homes, always in search of a tree city called Solace.
In the fifth grade, I asked the girl I was crazy about to go steady with me, only to call back five minutes later to explain that I'd had too many Jolly Ranchers, and, unfortunately, it was over between us. I've left every relationship since—be it of five months or five years—in a similar fashion. It really isn't them. It's me, and I have to leave all that I know to get rid of him, to start over. Like a writer in the movies, with a pile of crumpled paper in the bin beside him, I am forever beginning anew. This next draft is going to be the keeper—the real me.
Meanwhile, I've inherited my father's method for home improvement: moving. At the end of my chapters I pull up stakes like a fugitive and purge everything, from beds to furniture to collectibles and clothing. A stack of my first-edition Gavin Lambert books now lives in a baby nursery in Culver City, an espresso maker is in Echo Park, and a few dozen ties are reentering circulation from an Out of the Closet on Fairfax.
Jobs are no different. At least four times I've gone home from a day's work without a word, never to return. I've left schools, left my position as starting quarterback for a college football team, and left this piece a half dozen times. My distinguishing feature is a pair of taillights. Read More »
Aamer Hussein on 'The Cloud Messenger'
October 18, 2011 | by Jonathan Gharraie
Though The Cloud Messenger is Aamer Hussein's first novel, it comes after five collections of stories and a novella, Another Gulmohar Tree. Born in Karachi, Pakistan, but a long-time resident of London, Hussein has dramatized the sorts of encounters between and within cultures that reflect his own facility in seven languages. He writes with intelligent restraint about the experience of displacement, but also the indelible richness of wherever we like to think of as home. The Cloud Messenger draws on his own unsentimental education as a student of Farsi to create a romance about language and the unexpected life that reading and translating can take. Last year, we met to discuss the Granta anthology of writing from and about Pakistan at his home in West London.
Could you begin by explaining your background?
I'm from Karachi, third-generation in almost an accidental way, because both my grandfather and father were born there, even though they hadn't lived there very much until after partition because of certain historical … mishaps, you might say. My mother is from Northern India and from a much more traditional family, although her father was an academic.Read More »