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stuck in a groove
hi guys, how's la vie? j'espère c'est en rose! it's already the weekend and there's a lot going on around here. it's time to decide about taking the store. turns out it wasn't very hard to get and is a great opportunity. of course i hear the negative and lots of people are telling me not to do it. yes, it's one more responsibility but the truth is that having a store type of place is something i've always enjoyed cause it can be a warehouse, showroom, office and workspace. i'm going in on it with a girlfriend who sews so that will be fun. plus i can do what i love which is travel and shop, restore and display. working on the web has been great for a few years and i don't knock it, but i do love being around pieces that speak and transforming them with paint or upholstery.
bookforum.com sylvia beach and james joyce 1925
i started looking up shops that are legendary, and of course, shakespeare and co. in paris came up with this image of sylvia beach and james joyce so i'm tying the store into my post today which once again focuses on what i can't get enough of right now, the great minds of the 1920s. hope you don't mind another indulgence in this infinite era. i spent way too much time surfing just now but i liked it and hey, isn't that why we blog?
i stumbled on to way too much but loved every minute of what i could save.
gartersandlace.tumblr.com bernice abbott by man ray 1921
reading up on so many great lives
centroduncan.it isadora duncan
writers, dancers, actresses
can you believe this shot above is actually two well known women of the 20s, dunja barnes and solita solano?
i was looking for stores that were memorable (above was madeleine castaing's and is now laudree).
photo by sollis.se/2010/11/there-is-always-beauty-in-mystery
via topsyturvystyle.com madeleine-castaing
i started looking into madeline and one thing led to another. so many amazing designers were cutting the edges at the time! i love the mirrored pieces of course, and the chevrons, the bold patterns and stripes.
Cecil Beaton's sister, Baba in syrie maugham's 'party room'.
claystephens.wordpress.com glamour-syrie-maugham-all-white-rooms
lilmisscatterbrain.blogspot.com elsie-de-wolfe
stirredstraightup.blogspot.com rose cummings
ana-lee.livejournal.com gertrude lawrence
well, that's enough from me today, i have to stop or i won't ever work. or play! have a great day et nuit!
a modern past
vargas on flickr.com
Renée Perle by Jacques Henri Lartigue
bonjour mes amis, i hope you're having a fabu sunday. it's pretty great around here cause it's officially a day off! we've already been for a stroll, swim and shower, made brunch at home and have the rest of the day to play! funny that for the first itme in a long while my choice of activities is the computer. i'd been avoiding it like the plage for the past few weeks. after working full days i couldn't even take the light of it by night.
jean henri lartigue
but with things finally straightening out, it feels a lot lighter and my little silver box can be used for fun again, not just the grind. whew! so today's new and fresh but my obsession with the 20s for the past few days continues. since i'm not one to censor myself, i'm just letting it free flow, saving and posting pics i hadn't seem before from a time that still intrigues me.
is it the glamour, the sleek and modern look that still seems so new?
it's funny cause you can really see a shift from the teens and early 20s into what we see from '25 on.
JacquesHenri-Lartigue bibi and dani in nice
bibi in cannes
changes in dress, attitude, a defiance of society and convention.
josephine baker
i'm really getting into the subtleties of the decade. i love how you can see changes year by year just by the silhouette.
i love to go back in time thru ads. this one from louis vuitton shows the way we traveled.
it was so all about the well dressed woman.
the era seems surreal but somehow the ads for hermes and chanel, et al, make it more tangible. people really did life this elegant and cutting edge life we romanticize. (or i do).
chanel 1929
details de la mode Henry_Fournier_1928
ways to tie scarves
Sonia Delaunay patternpulp.com
and the people were real. it's so easy to create a caricature of the era with flapper costumes and dances.
but these were muses who ran paris and the planet!
it's still just the surface but it was fun to dig a little deeper into some of the legends that are still household names today.
but who i know so little about!
i have to admit i had no idea kiki posed for man ray.
well that's my lil' indulgence for today. it's a lot later than when i started and we have a party to get to.
hope you have a summery sunday night and enjoy whatever you're up to!
something new everyday
hi guys, happy saturday nuit~
i'm not sure where this top painting came from, do you know it? i'm the worst at saving hyperkinks!
i have guests so i'm only here for a sec, but wanted to post some of the art i stumbled on and saved to my desktop while i could still make sense of it. actually there is no sense to it, it's just a random smattering of the tip of the iceberg that is the 1920s.
ever since seeing midnight in paris, i've been thinking about who i'd like to run into from the 20s. (other than josephine baker and chanel). but looking into it i'm blown away by how many designers, illustrators and artists i don't know.
dart.fine-art.com louis icart
i love the way women were portrayed as such playful minxes!
ok i'm off to entertain, have fun tonite!


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Gmail Snooze with Apps Script
65 comments :
Wow, i like it.. a very brilliant usage of apps scriptReplyDelete
Does the app script run in the cloud or do you need to you have it open in a browser tab?ReplyDelete
Corey, what clock is used for the trigger? If it's UTC, then that might shift the snoozes at different times of the day throughout the globe (might be worth mentioning), but if it's "local" time for the user, then is the "midnight to 1am" selection guaranteed to only fire once when daylight saving time changes in autumn?ReplyDelete
- Oli
Sweet. Can you implement these other features while you're at it: http://messymatters.com/emailReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 27, 2011 at 11:21 PM
Can you guys please look into the spinning icon in my browser tab. It keeps spinning, Gmail never loads completely.ReplyDelete
Olivier, you can set the time trigger for whatever time you want it to run. See http://code.google.com/googleapps/appsscript/guide_events.html#TimeTriggers for details on how to set up the trigger.ReplyDelete
Nice. Thanks Chanoch. I never thought of using scripts to hack GMail.ReplyDelete
Thanks Chanoch! I didn't realize that you can run App Scripts in GMail. And congratulations on being quoted in Lifehacker.ReplyDelete
I'm able to create the script, but when I run the "setup" function I don't see any evidence that it's created the labels. I did authorize the script to modify my Gmail account.ReplyDelete
Really cool thought behind the actual script. I love the function, it's actually a pretty necessary function.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 6:20 AM
the function is brilliant. i've always wanted an email tickler. THANKS!ReplyDelete
@Hari-Once you have told the message how many days to snooze it runs in the cloud and you do not need to have a browser tab open nor even have your computer on.ReplyDelete
At setup you will create a once a day, time driven, trigger that resides on Googles computers(in the cloud) and will automatically update the snooze period on Googles computers.
@Olivier DagenaisReplyDelete
Your local time zone is set up in the properties of the script editor when you create or upload the script. At setup you will also create a trigger from the script editor where you will specify what time of day or night you want the update snooze script to run.
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 1:24 PM
I ran the script but dont see the labels in Gmail...any ideas?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 1:45 PM
I have followed the instructions, the script was enabled, but no labels were created in Gmail, even after reloading it completely.ReplyDelete
If/when this will work, I can't wait to try to expand this, or make new great scripts :-)
After you run the setup() function, you can refresh your inbox and you will see the labels. All labels are create under a label called Snooze.ReplyDelete
Please post on Apps Script forum if you still need support.
labels don't show up in Gmail, even though no error occurs during creation.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 29, 2011 at 2:14 PM
Now the labels are there!ReplyDelete
It took about 30 minutes to appear, maybe I was too excited to wait for them to appear, lol
Brilliant idea, but it doesn't work!ReplyDelete
Ran through the install 3 times now, following it word for word, but same as other peoples comments - no labels were created, and no evidence that anything has changed...
I don't see the "setup" under the "Select a function to run" dropdown...am I doing something wrong?ReplyDelete
A couple of other sites with instructions that might help those having problems.ReplyDelete
NOTICE TO ALL -ReplyDelete
Definitely see Saurabh's comment above. Are you refreshing your Gmail window after running the setup() method?
Also, support can be handled much more easily via the forum. Please use that to get help with problems:
it now worked for me. It is necessary to close all (!) running instances of gmail. I presume that leaving one gmail-tab open let the setup script fail in my case.ReplyDelete
awesome!! works for meReplyDelete
Like others, I followed the directions and the labels were not created. I'd love to find out when this works.ReplyDelete
I'm running Chrome on Apple OSX 10.6
I'd recommend using Boomerang a Firefox/Chrome addon that does this and a lot more effortlessly --- 1 click install :)ReplyDelete
I install last night but it not worked. How can I do now?ReplyDelete
I installed last night but it not worked.ReplyDelete
What can I do?
Nice work. I too was stymied for a moment when the labels didn't seem to appear. But having closed Gmail and re-run the setup. Everything looks right.ReplyDelete
In Outlook-land, I usually just build a calendar appointment and drag my e-mail item into it, in order to get it out of my inbox (I'm an inbox zero fan, as well). But, that's not as convenient to do with Gmail/Gcalendar. This is a good solution!
How do we disable that stuff ?ReplyDelete
I installed it. I guess it worked since i had the new label.
Though, since i installed it, i have problems with gmail widgets on my android phone.
So, I want to remove that script now. But i don't know how i can do that. Don't know where the script is now.
Could anybody help me please ?
Pretty nice, altough it makes the menu a bit too long. Now that I've tried it, I would like to unisnstall it. How can I do ?(I've deleted the project, but apparently it wasn't enough)ReplyDelete
A very nice feature, but now that I've tried it I would like to uninstall it. How do I do it?( I've tried to delete the project, but apparently it wasn't enough)ReplyDelete
Instead of creating loads of labels, why not use the midnight event to add email IDs to the spreadsheet and then track the snooze progress in the spreadsheet each night. It would be a bit more complicated, but a lot neater and could be a nice example to build on.ReplyDelete
My Labels never got created and this morning I get the following error emailed to me:ReplyDelete
Your script, Gmail Snooze, has recently failed to finish successfully. A summary of the failure(s) is shown below. To configure the triggers for this script, or change your setting for receiving future failure notifications, click here.
Start Function Error Message Trigger End
7/31/11 12:31 AM moveSnoozes TypeError: Cannot call method "getThreads" of null. (line 27) time-based 7/31/11 12:31 AM
Google Apps Script
Need help? Visit the Google Apps Script documentation. Please do not reply to this message. (c) 2010 Google
my 2 queryReplyDelete
1. can i use it for any gmail account
2.i cannot find the stup button
please remember I am using chrome browser and I have 1474 filters to use
I have just written a spreadsheet based timer which allows you to set arbitrary dates in the future and customize the actions performed on expiration of the timer. I have applied to publish the code, but in the meantime you can view it here here.ReplyDelete
This is awesome! I've never used App Scripts before, but now I'm definitely planning a few more projects this summer with it. =DReplyDelete
Start Function Error Message Trigger EndReplyDelete
7/30/11 12:10 AM moveSnoozes TypeError: Cannot call method "getThreads" of null. (line 28) time-based 7/30/11 12:10 AM
Not working for me either. No labels created after running setup() andReplyDelete
TypeError: Cannot call method "getThreads" of null. (line 27)
error in my inbox.
Please request support in our forum. Our community is very active.ReplyDelete
thank you
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2011 at 7:04 AM
My own implementation of snooze email reminders for to-do tasks using google apps script:ReplyDelete
NO LABELS SOLVED!ReplyDelete
Ok, so you have to actually save the Spreadsheet, and FIRST then Save the Script and run the Setup Trigger!
If you're like me, I had lots of triggers now so it Script Editior, go to Triggers -> All you triggers and delete all the old ones and recreate just the one.
It works! But now I cannot find my script, I did not save the spreadsheet, I saved only the code and the trigger. Where can I find the script.ReplyDelete
The script is gonne - since t wasn't saved!ReplyDelete
All that remains are the "triggers" which seem to be just like a schedule which points to a non existent script.
Create the spreadsheet and save it. Open script editor, cut and paste and save the script. I saved the spreadsheet at this stage too - making sure that the new script is save in it.
Then rerun setup trigger and you're all set!
Very strafe way of doing this spreadsheet/script dependancy - Google Developers - can this be recoded please.
I agree with Peter Barganski: the current relationship between spreadsheets and scripts is very odd.ReplyDelete
Could you not elevate scripts to the level of "product", i.e. on equal terms with gmail, calender, docs, etc. Or at least on equal terms with docs-spreadsheet, docs-writer, and docs-presentations, etc.
Obviously this is quite a big change, but scripts have great potential and deserve their own fully-featured home!
- GecooteAugust 3, 2011 at 1:50 AM
I guess the instruction "oldLabel.getThreads(0, 100);" should be "oldLabel.getThreads(n, 100);" where you add n at each loop.
If not you are always looking to the first 100 items and it's never finishing.
Best regards
Nope, the code is correct. The script moves all the threads in the "page" out of the oldLabel, so by the time you get to the next iteration of the loop, threads 0 to 100 are the next 100 threads. If you change it as you did, it will fail on threads 100-200 if you have that many snoozed.ReplyDelete
Does this awp work for ANY gmail acc?ReplyDelete
And where can I set up this file?
I try to install this last night but it didnt work so well.ReplyDelete
What should I do know?
mine is not working either....how do I delete and start over?ReplyDelete
I cant get all the ones that say it dosent work and etc. Mine is working, fully.ReplyDelete
Thanks anyway. Gmail rocks!
I must have done something wrong, because I can't find the label in Gmail, and I get an email every day that the script is not working.ReplyDelete
How do I delete it?
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2011 at 1:01 AM
You should buy boomerang and then it could be integrated tighter into gmail. And free. That would be awesome. Boomerang has a really nice, functional UI.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 28, 2011 at 10:11 PM
Is there a way to set a filter for incoming messages to trigger a snooze to jump to the inbox? This might be a separate thing, unless there's a way to add it directly. Like if I want to snooze a message only until a different anticipated message arrives, could that happen. Only show this in inbox when message from z arrives?ReplyDelete
Works for me. Thanks :)ReplyDelete
Works great for me :)ReplyDelete
Well written and nice pictures. And the numbers are just growing every day... :)ReplyDelete
@Rabatt - "Select All" + "Archive all" :)ReplyDelete
I would love to find out how to automate the install to install an a user's gmail. Ofcourse, with the user's permission, but all the user should have to do is click on a link I have emailed them to run the Snoozes install.ReplyDelete
Thanks Much JS
For everyone who had the following error:ReplyDelete
"TypeError: Cannot call method "getThreads" of null. (line 29)"
I found one thing to check for that might fix it. In your script window, go to View>Execution Summary
It will tell you what tasks the script completed before crashing.
In my case, I noticed that it was stopping after 5. When I debugged it was getting null with a value of 5. It turns out, I had actually deleted the label for the 5th day. So when the script asks Gmail to pull up the 5th day label, instead of finding zero threads, it was finding null threads and crashing the script.
I created this 5th day label, and this script now works. Oops.
I was getting this error:ReplyDelete
TypeError: Cannot call method "getThreads" of null. (line 29)
In my case, it turns out I had accidentally deleted the day 5 label. That's why, instead of pulling up zero threads, Gmail was pulling up null threads. It couldn't find the label.
Could you please update this blog posting with how to remove the script for those of us who applied it? Something in the google Drive transition has deleted the script, yet still leaves us with daily messages like this one:ReplyDelete
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 17:30:18 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Summary of failures for Google Apps Script: Not found
From: email@example.com
Your script, Not found, has recently failed to finish successfully. A
summary of the failure(s) is shown below. To configure the triggers for
this script, or change your setting for receiving future failure
notifications, click here.
Start Function Error Message Trigger End
7/10/12 8:11 AM moveSnoozes We're sorry, a server error occurred. Please
wait a bit and try again. time-based 7/10/12 8:11 AM
Google Apps Script
Need help? Visit the Google Apps Script documentation. Please do not reply
to this message. (c) 2012 Google
Great idea, Google Scripts is going to be very useful.ReplyDelete
I had another idea.
Use filters together with Gmail's "disposable" address feature to enable you to email yourself in the future.
E.g. email@example.com
I took this script a little further and wrote a new one, which creates labels for the following 2 (or more) months, that you can snooze your mails. Take a look at it:ReplyDelete
Gmail Snooze
I had high hopes for this, to effectively replicate "flag for follow up" from Outlook.ReplyDelete
Sadly the first part of the description talks about messages, but it's actually threads which are being 'moved', given the APIs for assigning labels can only be applied to threads, and not messages.
I logged in this morning to 32 unread emails, for two actual messages I'd marked to snooze a couple of days back. It had picked up all the emails in the thread and applied accordingly.
So sadly this doesn't work for me.


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Behind the Palazzo Pitti is the Boboli Garden. A combination ticket to all the museums will also get you into the garden.
It is a large garden with some nice views and again some museums in it. The porcelain museum is at the high end of the garden, on the citywalls. From here you can see the Tuscany landscape.
Royal Suites, Palazzo Pitti, Florence
The Palazzo Pitti is a big palace where the Medici family lived after they moved from Uffuzi. Nowadays it houses several museums.
You can buy a ticket to all the museums for 10€ it is valid for three days. Or you can buy seperate tickets for seperate museums.
The picture is from the royal suites.
Address: Piazza Pitti
Directions: Cross the Ponte Vecchio from the citycentre and go straight. You will find the Palazzo at your left.
Spedale degli Innocenti
The Spedale degli Innocenti is designed by Filippo Brunelleschi in 1419. In this building they housed orfans from 1445 to 1875.
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The graveyard behind San Miniato al monte is an old one. there are monumental graves. Some graves only have a cross, some have a buste of the disseased and some have entire miniture churches. There is also a modern cellar full of graves. The thing that most caught our attention were the electric lights at the graves...
Directions: Around San Miniato al Monte church.
The south facade by Vasari.
The Uffizi Gallery was the first museum ever to be opened to the public. In 1591 the Grand Duke gave permission to visit on request. So this museum has a history of over 400 years.
It covers an area of about 8.000 sq.m.. and contains one of the most important collections of art of all times, including classical sculpture and paintings on canvas and wood by 13th to 18th century Italian and foreign schools.
Because this museum is so big and complete there is almost always a queue. At peak season the queue can be more than 100 meter.
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Saturday, 8.30am-midnight
Sunday and holidays, 8.30am-8.00pm.
every Monday, January 1, May 1, December 25.
Official information and bookings for all state museums in Florence can be obtained from: "Firenze Musei"
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Monday to Friday 08.30 - 18.30
Saturday 08.30 - 12.30
Address: Loggiato degli Uffizi, 6
Phone: +39 055.294.883 (reservations)
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This church is built in 1018 over the grave of christian martyr San Miniato, a rich armenian merchant who was beheaded by emperor Decius in the 3th century.
The facade is from 1090 with a geometric patern of colored marble. The mosaic is restored from the 13th century, it is Christ, with Mary and St Minias.
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The tower of Palazzo Vecchio can be seen from far
The Palazzo Vecchio still has its original function of cityhall. The building was done in the thirteenth and fourteenth century. The outside has not changed much since, but the inside was changed when the Grand Ducal family under Cosimo I de' Medici moved in(1540-1565). Michelangelo and Leonardo were asked for the job, but it was Vasari who made the numerous frescos about Cosimo I and the Tuscany state.
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This project will examine the differences in effectiveness of fracture boots, which are "walking casts" that can be put on and taken off, and carbon fiber braces, which use a newer technology resulting in lighter and smaller braces. Gait analysis wearing both the fracture boot and the carbon fiber brace will be performed using a mat equipped with pressure sensors that will measure aspects of gait such as step length and foot position. People with hemophilia A and B who experience ankle pain from bleeds will be asked to participate. Levels of pain will be measured before, during, and after each trial. Measurements from the gait mat and levels of pain relief will be used to determine effectiveness and acceptance of each type of support.
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Get to work! Just kidding I'm working from home too. With about the same results.
You don't even have three screens? And this is me at work currently.
Just started working from home and it has been much more difficult to focus than I imagined.
Ball on TV will not help!
And they are now talking about the Michigan State/Iowa State game.
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And they are now talking about the Michigan State/Iowa State game.
Same team, same venue, same BS Im sure. Its a perfect fit.
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Same team, same venue, same BS Im sure. Its a perfect fit.
Actually it was very high praise of us...
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Syrian security beat dozens of university students
The siege apparently was meant to head off protests the next day, when Syrians across the country have been massing after Friday prayers since the middle of March. At first, the protesters called for reforms, but now, enraged over the mounting death toll, many are demanding the downfall of the regime.
Talkalakh residents have been coming out every week, calling for Assad to leave, residents said.
"By Friday night, life turned to hell," Qassim said. Intensive shelling by tanks and heavy machine gun fire pounded the town, he said.
Authorities justified the siege by saying the city was full of Islamic extremists who wanted to form an Islamic state, residents told The Associated Press.
"This is all not true," said Ahmad, who did not want to be further identified for fear of reprisals.
Assad has blamed the unrest on armed thugs and foreign agitators. He also has played on fears of sectarian strife to persuade people not to demonstrate, saying chaos will result.
One resident said the conflict in Talkalakh has taken on dangerous sectarian tones.
Hamid, 45, who asked to be identified only by his first name, said the shabiha gunmen are targeting Sunnis in the city.
Syria has multiple sectarian divisions, largely kept in check under Assad's heavy hand and his regime's secular ideology. Most significantly, the majority of the population is Sunni Muslim, but Assad and the ruling elite belong to the minority Alawite sect, an offshoot of Shiite Islam.
The shabiha, too, are believed to be mainly Alawites.
Talkalakh is a Sunni city, surrounded by 12 Alawite villages.
"The city of Talkalakh is empty of people. Most of them have fled to Lebanon," Hamid said.
At the Wadi Khaled crossing point, Syrians crossed a narrow river separating the countries by hopping along rocks in the narrow water.
Bursts of gunfire could be heard from the Syrian side Monday in Wadi Khaled, as Syrians continued to arrive, some using horses and mules to carry their belongings into Lebanon.
Hundreds of Syrian and Lebanese men were standing just steps away from the border as bullets from the Syrian side buzzed overhead, sending them running for cover.
Two ambulances were parked nearby to tend to any wounded Syrians.
One paramedic said one man who crossed the border shortly after midnight had a gunshot wound to his back.
The Lebanese army was fortifying its positions in Wadi Khaled with a bulldozer, setting up sand dunes and putting up barbed wire to protect themselves from stray bullets.
More than 5,000 Syrians have fled to Lebanon in recent weeks. Traveling between the two countries is not difficult; citizens need only their identification papers to pass through.
In Damascus, a resident said several thousand people turned out for a protester's funeral in the suburb of Saqba. He asked that his name not be used for fear of reprisals.
Also Monday, the National Organization for Human Rights said in a statement Monday that at least 34 people were killed in the past five days in the villages of Inkhil and Jassem near the southern city of Daraa. Ammar Qurabi, the head of the human rights organization, said five bodies were discovered in Daraa on Monday, raising the overall death toll to 850.
There were also unconfirmed reports that up to 20 bodies were found in a grave there. Calls to Daraa were not going through Monday to verify the reports.
Like Talkalakh, Daraa was sealed off in recent weeks as the military unleashed a deadly siege, sending in troops backed by tanks and snipers to crush the heart of the rebellion. Daraa is the city where the uprising began, touched off by the arrest of teenagers who scrawled anti-regime graffiti on a wall.


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Rangers confirm Joey Barton signing
Rangers have confirmed the signing of Joey Barton after the former England midfielder successfully passed a medical.
Rangers have confirmed the signing of Joey Barton after the former England midfielder successfully passed a medical.
Joey Barton has given Rangers a verbal assurance that he will sign for the Ibrox club, it is understood.
Anthony Stokes scored twice as Hibernian beat Rangers 3-2 in the Scottish Cup final to win the competition for the first time in 114 years.
There was an Aidan O'Brien 1-2 in the Chester Vase, with US Army Ranger (4-11f) holding off the challenge of Port Douglas for victory
Aidan O'Brien believes US Army Ranger will have to take another step forward if he is to maintain his unbeaten record in the MBNA Chester Vase on Thursday.
Erik Sviatchenko insists Celtic will not cry over their Old Firm heartache as he backed his team to clinch a fifth successive league title.
Rangers won through to the William Hill Scottish Cup final with a 5-4 sudden-death penalty shoot-out victory over Celtic at a breathless Hampden Park.
Ronny Deila wants Celtic to grab a William Hill Scottish Cup final spot at the second time of asking when the Hoops take on Rangers in the semi-final at Hampden Park on Sunday.
Celtic boss Ronny Deila believes Rangers have improved since their defeat by the Hoops last year - but insists his side are still better.
Stuart Armstrong has put Rangers to the sword in a William Hill Scottish Cup semi-final once before and says he would love to repeat the feat for Celtic on Sunday.
Rangers will be playing in Scotland's top flight next season after clinching the Ladbrokes Championship with a narrow 1-0 home win over Dumbarton.
Aidan O'Brien may have found his Investec Derby candidate after US Army Ranger made a winning debut in the Irish Stallion Farms EBF Maiden at the Curragh.
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd claims a win over his old club will not prevent major change at Celtic Park this summer.
Celtic and Rangers will meet again in the William Hill Scottish Cup semi-finals.
Castlebar Mitchels midfielder Barry Moran has warned his team-mates a repeat of their first-half display in the dramatic win against Crossmaglen Rangers will result in AIB All-Ireland Club SFC final heartache.
A 55th-minute point from midfielder Barry Moran proved to be the difference as Castlebar Mitchels overcame Crossmaglen Rangers and a nervy start to record a 0-13 to 0-12 victory in their AIB All-Ireland Club SFC semi-final at Kingspan Breffni Park.
Read how it all unfolded as Tipperary and Limerick recorded impressive wins against Dublin and Wexford respectively on the opening night of the Allianz Hurling League.
There were wins for Kerry, Mayo, Armagh and Galway in today's Lidl Ladies National Football League action.
Rangers hope to make Hearts winger Billy King their third signing of the January transfer window after agreeing a four-month loan deal.
Former Rangers and Honduras midfielder Arnold Peralta was shot to death in the Honduran city of La Ceiba on Thursday, police said.


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* LCB Depot is Leicester's creative business centre. It is a service operated by Leicester City Council that seeks to support, stimulate and develop the city's creative industries. It offers workspaces for creative businesses, meeting rooms for hire, exhibition space for local and regional artists and curators, networking events, creative business development programmes, and a café/bar that's open to the public Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm with free wifi. LCB Depot also manages workspaces for creatives at Phoenix; and studios for artists and designer-makers at Makers' Yard.
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Formed in 1977, Crass were the ultimate proponents of the DIY punk ethic. They ran their own record label, produced elaborate fold-out record sleeves and posters, spray-painted graffiti messages around London, distributed zines and booklets at gigs and were famous for their formidable live performances. Questions about the band were raised in parliament and they remained a thorn in the side of the establishment up to - and beyond - their break-up in 1984.
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A Confusing Convention - GOP 'Surrounded by the Enemy'
Chinni, Dante, The Christian Science Monitor
The CNN Diner is in a prime location in this city. At the corner of 8th Avenue and 34th Street, it sits kitty corner from Madison Square Garden and Penn Station, the Manhattan home of Amtrak, the Long Island Railroad, and an alphabet soup of subway trains. And you can't miss it. The large red CNN logo stands out even in this sign- cluttered burg.
Considering the flood of people that flow past it every day, you might expect the diner to be crammed full of New Yorkers, but it isn't really. And even if a regular Joe wanted to drop in and get the blue plate special he couldn't, because the CNN Diner doesn't exist, really. It has all the trappings of a diner. There are chrome stools and booths, and waiters dressed in CNN aprons and shirts. But there's no real diner - it's more of a VIP/media lounge cum TV-show set.
For the Republican Convention, CNN has rented the space that is normally home to the Tick Tock Diner to use as a studio, where it will carry on some of its programs in a diner atmosphere. Because ... well, why not? Coming soon: the Fox News Jazz Club and Shooting Pool With the News on MSNBC.
But somewhere under the diner's twinkling sign sits the soul of this convention.
Political conventions in 2004 are many things, of course. By now you surely know the litany. They are dinosaurs and old pointless habits and good excuses for journalists to run up expense accounts, but rarely have they ever been Dadaist performance art. Welcome to the 2004 Republican Convention, America's first mainstream postmodernist political gathering. It may not be real or even cohesive, but it's some show.
There are a lot of emotions in the air here. Excitement from the Republicans who feel as though the campaign is turning in their favor. Anger from New Yorkers, many of whom will be happy to tell you how unhappy they are that the Republicans are here.
The prevailing feeling here, however, is just weirdness - from the Bush supporter wearing the "hippies smell" T-shirt to the antics of protesters who flooded Manhattan in a two-mile long march Sunday. In one scene from that protest, self-proclaimed anarchists set their dragon float on fire, but their representative asked press photographers not to take photos that would identify the self- vandalizers by face "out of respect for the anarchists."
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Brittany Shoot replied on
"Or you have social anxiety that makes interpersonal contact with strangers feel akin to crossing the Grand Canyon on a tightrope made of dental floss?"
Or what if you were so desperate to get away from some of the fucks you knew in college that you can't bring yourself to "network," no matter how beneficial it could be?
Maybe I'm just too neurotic, but networking to me is the opposite of building respect and trust, and while someone I don't trust or respect might help me land a job, I'm inclined not to want to tell them when I'm strapped for cash, desperate for gainful employment, etc. Isn't all this networking bullshit supposed to be about projecting an image of success anyway? Ugh.
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J. Maureen Henderson replied on
Heh. I come up against the "image of success" thing, too, but I think it's personal branding (or what I call "peeing all over the internet to mark your territory") wherein you're supposed to project the aura of supreme confidence and competence. But humbling one's self in the job hunt (thereby priming the pump for others to exercise their magnanimity by coming to your aid) is apparently networking de rigueur. It raises all sorts of weirdness about power dynamics, autonomy, etc. that really do merit discussion. Ugh indeed.
Glad this was written.
Magenta Ranero replied on
Because honestly, networking never helped me any.
I actually did/do have crippling social anxiety in college which prevented me from getting to know my peers. And while my school does have a strong alumnae network, every time I tried to connect with someone, like Brittany kind of pointed out, it felt a lot more like begging than I was comfortable with. And even then, all I got was standard job advice that I could have found in any book--never anything like a job, like some of my classmates got from their contacts.
And the few times I did get something more than tips, and something more along the lines of a job offer, nothing came to fruition--most memorable among them was my aunt's realtor's daughter, who is in publishing. I contacted her first for industry advice (again, very standard and everything I already knew) and then again with my resume when a position in her firm became available. She sent it along, and I didn't even get an interview. I know, it's publishing, and you need internships to get ahead, which I didn't have--partly because of lack of connections--but still.
How I got the job I have now: they found my resume on Monster and called me. And I didn't have a single in. And I'm lucky enough to have gone to a school with a strong alumnae association. WTF?
it's always been
Al Fair replied on
i agree with your complaints (i can't network and it's one reason why after graduating with a film production degree i was unable to work in that field). and the 'who you know' factor has fostered institutionalized racism/sexism/classism.
but i don't think it's true that networking wasn't thrown out as the holy grail of jobhunting. i think it's always been considered The Way to get a good job.
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J. Maureen Henderson replied on
I agree that networking has always been in the mix, but I think there was still acknowledged room for landing a job on the strength of your qualifications and skills. Rhetorically, these aspects are now being swept under the carpet and the talk has more or less morphed into network or die.
I think the personal
JR Moreau replied on
I think the personal branding and social networking dialog is skewed towards people with college degrees because that's frankly where the money is. That's the audience with the most competition too because everyone's in debt (unless their parents are loaded) and everyone's looking for work and trying to get an edge. Hence why there are so many snake oil sales people out there selling secrets to social networking. Bullshit-pedalers they be.
I think the people that NEED social networking skills more than anyone and can apply them creatively and outside of the institutional box that it's been framed in. People who sell goods and services that aren't college educated can benefit from all of this. It's just the college educated stories are more glamorous.
However, if these people who don't have access to personal networking expertise are not open to it either, then it's all equal. I've done work with very small businesses, like mom and pop flower stores, picture framers, landscapers, etc. A small percentage of them buy the idea of social networking in a progressive manner. Most of them pay high fees to join chambers of commerce, BNI's and other (what I find to be) corny networking groups. The zero cost options of Twitter, Linkedin, Facebook low cost options of blogging all come with a learning curve that is frowned upon.
The thing that pisses me off is when people want a simple, one size fits all social media solution to their business. They don't want to take the time or invest what's needed into it. That is why they look foolish when they go and buy 10thousand followers and Tweet bullshit all day long.
I guess your frustration seems to be that the idea of social networking hasn't diffused to the masses yet and therefor isn't relevant or something like that. I can appreciate that you might think it's an elitist sort of endeavor, but that's usually what doing anything innovative is going to be associated with. Once it's accessible to everyone, like a telephone or light-bulb, then it'll be just like applying to a job through a job board.
Then someone will have to come up with a better idea to get ahead of the crowd. Around we go again.
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J. Maureen Henderson replied on
I'm not saying that social networking itself is elitist in its most neutral form (break it down and we're just talking about community, social capital, etc., but in a corporatist context), nor would I argue against the fact that it yields results for many, many people, but the way it's being held up as the key job search tool is highly presumptuous and problematic. It's one thing to willfully shun networking as a strategy, but quite another not to have the tools and resources to network even if you were so inclined. That's the population I'm most concerned with – those who would benefit from practical, tailored advice and an introduction to the basics of networking, but lack the access or resources to implement it as a strategy. And it's these individuals and groups who are completely under-served (actually not served at all) by the current hype/dialogue/discussion around networking. The people who are ready, willing and able to network are either A) already doing so and don't need the guidance or B) deciding not to because it isn't relevant to the vagaries of their job search or they deliberately choose to opt out for their own reasons. There's a big opportunity (both altruistic and business-related) to reach out to the unnetworked population and to equip those who seek them with the tools and resources to join their well-connected peers in the networking-for-upward-mobility fray. Information interviews and business card swapping for all!
Well, add that to the
JR Moreau replied on
Well, add that to the financial literacy courses that most don't have access to. Yes, this knowledge is very useful for life skills in general and everyone should have access. Do I sense a non-profit foundation coming on? First one to register a name gets to be executive director ;-)
My cat is in my network
d b replied on
Networking isn't solely about a college network. It's about having a social network, and that is your relatives, your friends, your co-workers, and your managers--even if they are all former relatives, friends, co-workers, and managers. The point is that by having a wide network you can get information about opportunities from more sources just by asking people who know you. And then you might find someone working at a company which is hiring who can help you get past just being another application.
Having a network that you utilize to find a job isn't necessary, but it helps. I don't think I've ever heard anyone say it was necessary to get a job. It's just that when you get a job using those means, "leveraging your network", you're going to extol the benefits of having one. It also helps to come from an atmosphere that pounds that idea into your head, so, like was explained in the post, you're already doing all these step and don't need the advice. How to build a network would be definitely be a far more interesting read than why to have one.
Re: My cat is in my network
J. Maureen Henderson replied on
"How to build a network would be definitely be a far more interesting read than why to have one."
AMEN! That's exactly the sort of info that's not only more interesting, but sorely lacking.
And while the WSJ piece focused mostly on education-based networks, there is definitely attention paid to the idea of making everyone in your acquaintance (from former supervisors to the checkout clerk at Kroeger) aware of your job search, which, as was pointed out in a previous comment, is problematic when contrasted with the idea of putting on a successful front.
Networking is the real "N" word.
Hugh Strickland replied on
I detest networkers. No, I am not socially inept. I was a fraternity president at a top tier private school and a raconteur. Having said that, I have never networked and have resisted the advice/pressure to do it during my occasional unemployment periods. If I perceive that someone is trying to network me, I usually ignore them unless they are persistent enough to annoy me. Then, I try to find a way to pay them back for the waste of my time.


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MIAMI (AP) — NBA Commissioner David Stern says the sale of the Detroit Pistons to California investor Tom Gores has been approved by the league.
Stern said Tuesday night before Game 1 of the NBA finals he expects the sale to close officially at some point this week. The Pistons announced in April that Gores had agreed to buy the team, following a drawn-out sale by owner Karen Davidson that stretched back before the season.
The Pistons figure to be in for an eventful offseason once Gores assumes control of the franchise. They have missed the playoffs two straight seasons, and coach John Kuester's future is very much in doubt as the team tries to rebuild.


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Update on Bayardo AntonioBayardo lives, together with his children, in the municipality of Ticuantepe. He works as a construction contractor. Bayardo works hard in order to help his children get ahead and provide them with a dignified home with the best conditions possible.
It is difficult for Bayardo to gather enough money together at one time to purchase materials and continue working toward his dream of owning a house. With this new loan, he will buy some necessary items such as cement, sand, metal beams, zinc, and piedrin.
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Previous Loan DetailsMr. Bayardo lives in the municipality of Ticuantepe with his five children. He is a single father and has worked for several years for a construction company as a mason. He plans to make improvements for his family's lives. He does not have much money and his salary does not provide him with enou... More from Bayardo Antonio's previous loan »
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Supporting a borrower through AFODENIC contributes to the pursuit of innovation in mitigating poverty in Nicaragua. Visit AFODENIC's partner page for more information.
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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William Tecumseh Sherman was a pragmatist at heart. when reflecting on the great marches from Atlanta to Savannah and Savannah to Goldsboro, North Carolina, he wrote that Southerners had been unduly afraid of his men: "[T]hey had invented such ghost-like stories of our prowess in Georgia, that they were scared by their own inventions. Still, this was a power, and I intended to utilize it." 1
Sherman was well aware of the relationship between power and fear, and he did not really expect any serious challenge to his troops' preeminence in a country populated by women, children, and old men. His object was to wage "total war," by which he meant destruction not only of military targets but of domestic property and land. 2 In effect Sherman became the first general in American history to declare war on a civilian population.
As ex officio heads of households, women had coped for months at a time with agricultural and mercantile responsibilities. While managing their homes, businesses, and farms had made them selfreliant and self-confident, they nonetheless dreaded the prospect of meeting face to face with Yankee marauders. In the absence of their own men, they looked to other men for protection--particularly those who wore gray uniforms and camped in the yard. Or they implored their husbands to return home, in spite of the trials they knew would follow such a course of action. 3
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As the Bush administration gears up for midterm elections, President Bush and Vice President Cheney are raising large sums of campaign money for GOP candidates, but mostly at closed-door fundraisers. The White House has dusted off a political strategy that won two consecutive elections.
If Republicans have a poor showing this fall, it will hurt President Bush — both in his final term, and his legacy. The landscape is less hospitable for Mr. Bush this year, compared with 2002 and 2004.
Opposition to the war in Iraq is rampant, and Mr. Bush's poll numbers are a real liability for some of his allies. Perhaps the only thing that's the same for Republicans this year is their playbook. They're talking about the Sept. 11 attacks, and trying to portray Democrats as too weak to lead in a dangerous world.
Polls show that fewer Americans are buying the president's argument this year that the war in Iraq is part of the campaign against terrorism. But a key to the president's political strategy has been to manage expectations.
For instance, this year, if Republicans lose seats, but still control the House and Senate, they'll likely claim victory. And senior Bush adviser Karl Rove would be able to say he's maintaining a Republican majority in the country — however slight.
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Arjun also was seen encouraging the students to put forward their view points about the special footage showcased to them from the film. The interaction was very fruitful, with the students even presenting some very interesting viewpoints on their dreams and aspirations for India.
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I have been always very critical of the popular music business or now, organisation. This music can be self-defeating especially for Serj Tankian. I mean in A.D.D. From Steal This Album! he talks about an ego-tistical war on some basis but yet he plasters his ugly mug all over the cover to this album! Serj Tankian has already established himself as an outspoken critic of politics and government – even Daron Malakin of Scars On Broadway as an activist through music but this- I haven't listened to this album and I don't want to; my giflriend might but why bother- This is just, vacant. I can't listen to this without wanting to go out there and kill someone. By the way this Serj Tankian has no credibility anymore and neither do the rest of his band of clowns. He is making a sizeable amount of money off people trying to live private lives by sensationalising and blowing way out of proportion things that happen of which are just part of life and shouldn't be taken seriously quite frankly.
Mezmerise and Hypnotise are both good albums, a bit mellower especially the song Lonely Day but many other people wouldn't recommend those albums because of their sounds, oh well.
HARAKIRI, the new studio album from singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, poet and political activist Serj Tankian is set to be released July 6th. Look for a teaser video with a snippet of the first single, 'Figure It Out', on www.serjtankian.com. 'Figure It Out' will hit radio airwaves and go on sale in New Zealand on May 1.
HARAKIRI, a Japanese word meaning ritualistic suicide, is the follow up to 2010's critically acclaimed IMPERFECT HARMONIES and the third solo release from the System Of A Down frontman. As with 2007's ELECT THE DEAD and IMPERFECT HARMONIES, Serj produced HARAKIRI himself at his home studio in Los Angeles. He tried to approach writing a little differently this time around "I used the Apple iPad as a songwriting instrument to sketch out three of the songs on the record" explains Serj. "We must trick ourselves into writing in different ways to get unexpected results." The album will also feature performances by Serj's touring band, The F.C.C. – Dan Monti on guitar, Mario Pagliarulo on bass, and Troy Zeigler on drums. Dan Monti is also co-mixing and co-engineering the album with Serj. The album is mastered by Vlado Meller (Metallica, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Kanye West).
Serj reveals each of the song titles in a statement describing HARAKIRI below. The song names are in order and in bold:
"The Cornucopia of love/hate affairs with Gaia have made us scream "Figure It Out! CEOs are the disease." Where abusive capitalism's only fate is human/environmental devastation. The Ching Chime, diminutive drama of a gangsta Butterfly revealed that humanity's tears actually outweigh yearly rainfall on the planet.
We have witnessed Harakiri on a grand scale tearing out the Occupied Tears of victims preyed on by victims turned aggressors creating a Deafening Silence through which we hear a voice plead, "Forget Me Knot, my child."
Reality TV has become the searing indictment of a society best described as the Uneducated Democracy. The daughters of the evolution Weave On with blood dripping down their guilty hands onto the flag as the word republic is replaced by empire." – Serj Tankian
The symbolism of entire species eradicating themselves on a large scale struck Serj emotionally, and is an underlying theme on the entire record. He took that idea and went to work writing, incorporating all of the experiences of his chaotic year to make a different kind of record. "The record is different than any I've made as a solo artist. It is much more driving and punk oriented with influences ranging from goth to electronic to 80's vibes, dynamically heavy rock to epic melodic songs. Lyrically, it spans the gauntlet of themes from personal, political and philosophical to spiritual, humor and love."
Much of HARAKIRI was written in 2011, which was an incredibly busy year for the diversely talented musician and what Serj describes as "the busiest, most productive year of my life so far." In February, the rock musical Prometheus Bound, which he composed all of the music for, opened at the Oberon Theater at Harvard in Boston to rave reviews. 2011 also saw Serj release his second poetry book, Glaring Through Oblivion. He toured with System of a Down across three continents, performed with the Opera Orchestra in Yerevan, Armenia, where he also had political meetings with heads of state and hosted non-profit events. He then performed his first ever concert in Lebanon, the place of his birth, with the Lebanese National Symphony Orchestra. When he returned to the US, he finished writing four records: a jazz record, an electronic record he wrote with his friend Jimmy Urine of Mindless Self Indulgence, a full classical symphony called Orca, and the new solo rock record, HARAKIRI, which is released on 6th July.
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Nice, i like bridge, but it is hard for people who aren't savvy with Adobe CS or haven't used photoshop in years to get the hang of it again, it is great and really powerful, but not incredibly user friendly, thanks for the tip.
I was surprised to see that Photoshop CS4 cannot export multi-page PDF. After a little research I discovered that Bridge took its place. Here's how to do it:
Step 1. Start Adobe Bridge and browse for the desired files (.PSD or .PDF format is recommended, although JPEG or PNG files will work just fine).
Step 2. Select your files in the desired order (holding CTRL key).
Step 3. Select OUTPUT (or press CTRL+F4).
Step 4. Tweak the settings in the right panel. Do not check "Open in Full Screen Mode". It could generate security errors on Windows Vista.
Step 5. Press "Save".
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Nice, i like bridge, but it is hard for people who aren't savvy with Adobe CS or haven't used photoshop in years to get the hang of it again, it is great and really powerful, but not incredibly user friendly, thanks for the tip.
Huge disadvantage: With CS2 you can scan 10 pages and quickly save as a multi-page PDF. With CS4 you scan the 10 pages, save them individually, and then use Bridge to pull them into one multi-page PDF. Many more steps and lots more time. I don't like this at all. In fact, I think I'm going back to CS2.
Very true I agree, I'm definately not computer saavy. If I don't have the instructions infront of me then I'm not going to get it.
Great tip, thanks for pointing this particular aspect out.
Thank You. I will deepen more into Bridge! Thanks again for this Post
not happy! i keep trying this method and am getting very poor quality results, even after I play with the quality settings in the output sidebar. I must be doing something wrong, its too bad to use. any ideas people?
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Thanks for the post, I´ve been looking for this quite some time.
Josh, I had this problem as well but reopened, re-sized the images to 1200 max length, sharpened, and saved as .jpg at 10 quality instead of .psd and it seems to have resolved the problem! Perhaps there was just too much info?
I had the same problem. Needed to split one pdf apart in photoshop, made edits and saved as 2 pdf's. They looked great until I merged them as one again in Bridge. Didn't matter what Bridge settings I used. I ended up saving each page as a high quality .jpg and merging those 2 as 1 pdf. It looked great!
i cant get them to be on multiple pages, just keeps putting it all onto one…. cant see what ive missed here :-s
I use CS3 Extended, and I can use File>Automate>PDF Presentation to export multi-page files…doesn't CS4 have that as well?
to save multi-page PDF you need to need to make the template: Maximize Size –> then save. the quality is mediocre depending on the size of the original PDF.
Great!! Thank you!!
I just did a bit of searching, and Adobe Photoshop CS4 still has the Export to PDF function built in. In order to Export it to a PDF, just go to File, Save As, and from the drop-down menu you choose "Photoshop PDF (*.PDF;*.PDD)" After hitting "Save", you'll get the exact same pop-up that you got in CS3 when exporting your file as a PDF. And it's high-quality! Then again, I'm not sure if it is for multi-page PDFs, but I reached this webpage, while I was searching how to export PDF files in Photoshop, so I hope this helps for other people with the same problem :)
But it gives me a file that has ALL my pages chucked into one single big page. Bummer
Does this method keep text as text? Or does it turn it into an image?
Thanks a million!
Thanks for making this tutorial! It was very helpful!
Thanks for posting this. Many people don't realize that bridge does this. I have also found it necessary to sometimes reduce the file size in acrobat after i have created the pdf in bridge.
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Great! Finally, found a solution. I've been scratching my head on this one. BUT, you have to have individual files. I'm sure you can open a multi-layer PSD and save that as a PDF where each layer is a page in PDF. Do you know how to do this please? Thanks!
Thanks for posting this method, I have it working. However, for my application I need to get the pages trimmed to an exact size so that two of them will butt together exactly (to show a two page spread – Issue). Adobe keeps putting surrounding whitespace around each page, which ruins the display of these sheets. I have tried each parameter I can to fix this, can you advise a way to get exact size on each PDF sheet with no border thrown in. Thank you!!
Thanks. But it was quite easy to export multipage PDF in CS2. Adobe has made things complicated with CS4
Bridge can export multipage PDF.. Yes.. But it dosn't keep text as text.. insted it turns all text into image! And that increases the filesize, you can't searh text from PDF etc.
When you export single page in Photoshop CS4 (File > Save as.. > PDF) the text is text. It works ok like it should be.
But with Bridge CS4 it's all ruined if you try to export multipage.
Does anyone know if there is solution for this problem? Or is the fact really that Bridge can't make PDF where text is really text, not image.
Problem im getting is, im loosing aspect on my images there pixelating, and it wont streatched right to the edges. Is there anything I need to do to stop this happening?
Would it not have been useful to describe the something on the colums and rows output section? so many experts so few experts useless
A few people had issues with the quality of PDF files exported from bridge. To solve this, make sure you create the PDF from the original PSD file rather than a JPEG or flat image
The cs4 is taking more time to make a multiple pdf file . i think cs3 is very help to create the same work .
tHANKS FOR YOUR POST, I have made my first Pdf in photoshop cs4.
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At the Bellevue Botanical Garden, the beloved perennial border has been dug up, rethought and reborn, thanks to donations and the smart work of its original designers, Charles Withey and Glenn Price.
NO MATTER how much we love our gardens, most of us harbor a niggling wish to rip it all out and start over. How satisfying it would be to erase our mistakes, disappear our regrettable plants and retrofit with all the features we should have sprung for the first time around.
Such renewal is in the works on a grand scale at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, where the world-renowned Northwest Perennial Alliance Border is being ripped apart and thoroughly renovated. Phase one has just been completed and is a beautiful lesson in designing for lower maintenance.
The border was 17 years old when the alliance took a second look at its ravishing border. Planted in a mad scramble in 1991 in time for the opening of the Bellevue Botanical Garden, the border became the showpiece of the new garden, a huge success that grew ever larger over the years. The original border was created by Charles Price as lead designer, working with his partner, Glenn Withey, Carrie Becker and Bob Lilly. A cadre of dedicated volunteers maintained the border, but they were growing older as the plants were growing denser.
"By 2007, the border was overgrown and overrun with invasives," says alliance President Michele Cournoyer, explaining the decision to essentially start over.
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The Bellevue Botanical Garden Society chipped in for new pathways and staircases. Thanks to money from the alliance, as well as donations from area nurseries and individual gardeners, more than a thousand new plants were acquired, just for this first phase. Most exciting, the alliance hired Withey and Price, who had been out of the picture for more than a decade, to come back and update their original creation. "No one understands the border's potential more than those two do," says Cournoyer.
So how did they approach renovating a border so beloved by so many? Ruthlessly and painstakingly, starting with clearing the site, digging out valued plants and using heavy equipment to excavate more than a foot deep to rid the soil of invasives like morning glories, Arum italicum and Ranunculus ficaria. They trucked in more than a hundred yards of new soil. "We're getting all the pathways we originally wanted and more," says Price with satisfaction. Two stone and concrete staircases bisect the border for better access. Benches are placed at strategic vantage points for enjoying the double-border effect.
The designers' own sensibilities and plant palette have changed over the years, and this is reflected in the new planting plan. "We're opening up sightlines and planting for more of a tapestry effect," explains Price. Rather than emphasizing the rare and unusual, they're creating year-round structure and interest with evergreens like nandina, mahonia and boxwood. This go-round, rather than hitting a single summer crescendo, the border offers many lovely notes through the seasons.
More than three-quarters of the plants are new to the border, including hellebores, agapanthus, sedums, oreganos, ornamental grasses, salvias, ferns and sterile geraniums like 'Rozanne' and 'Mavis Simpson' that won't seed about. The designers are using slender gold and green yews to lend a vertical accent without creating shade. They'll be trying out plenty of cool plants, like the new coneflowers, to intrigue sophisticated gardeners.
Peonies, trillium and cyclamen dug and saved from the original border are back in place. What won't be replanted? Not a single astrantia, daylily or non-sterile hardy geranium. "The old border was a vegetative tsunami, a black hole of labor," says Withey. "We're planting for lower maintenance." To ensure that the new border won't go the way of the old, Withey and Price plan to stay involved with the Bellevue Botanical Garden and Parks Department as consultants to do major yearly edits.
"We've slightly reduced the total square footage of the border and combined areas to make a grand sweep," says Cournoyer. "It used to be that by midsummer the border would be so overgrown we'd lose volunteers in there. Now it'll be both more dramatic and more accessible."
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Affirmative action is a public policy, meaning that the government published volumes of documents while journalists examined all significant court cases or state referendums. Moreover, in the electronic age many governmental papers have been made public on the internet. Below is a select list of documents and books examined for The Pursuit of Fairness.
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Civil Rights during the Johnson Administration, 1963–1969. Microfilm collection of primary documents, edited by Steven F. Lawson, Frederick, Md., University Publications of America, 1984.
Civil Rights during the Nixon Administration, 1969–1974. Microfilm collection of primary documents, edited by Hugh Davis Graham, Frederick, Md., University Publications of America, 1989.
Congressional Record, Hearings of the House and Senate.
Congressional Quarterly Service, Revolution in Civil Rights (Washington, D.C., third edition, n.d., probably 1967).
Department of Labor, Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs. Documents, website: dol.gov/esa/ofccp
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Documents, history, website: eeoc.gov
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. EEOC Administrative History, vol. 1 and 2, housed at Lyndon Baines Johnson Presidential Library.
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Legislative History of Titles VII and XI of Civil Rights Act of 1964 (Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1965). Glass Ceiling Commission, Good for Business: Making Full Use of the Nation's Human Capital (Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1995). Stephanopoulos, George, and Christopher Edley Jr., Report to the President: Review of Federal Affirmative Action Programs (Washington, D.C., Government Printing Office, 1995).


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May 28, 2016
Michigan State's baseball team completed a three game sweep at Cincinnati Sunday recording a 9-4 win at Marge Schott Stadium. The Spartans now have a 10-7 record. They matched a season high with 16 hits, including Haslett's Ryan Jones who went 3 for 6 with four RBIs. The Spartans will play their first home series Friday through Sunday at McLane Stadium against Oakland. Friday's game is set to begin at 3:05pm.
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