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Lhok Mata-Ie bay
Taking our cue from a tip by VT-er Rinjani, we set out to find Lhok Mata-Ie. This is a bay on the peninsula west from Banda-Aceh, part of Peukan Bada district. As we found out the greater part of the district consists of relatively unspoiled rain-forest.
The owner of our rental car told us to go direction Ujong Pancu. Almost at the end of the road we spotted the Ujong Pancu Information Center (UPIC). This turned out to be an activity of local youth (Remaja Pecinta Alam Indra Purwa, short REPALA INPRA) to promote nature tourism in the area, under supervision of a local NGO, the Lamjabat Foundation.
We made an appointment for a day trip hiking to Lhok Mata-Ie bay. This proved to be an easy walk of less than an hour. The trail is easily found without a guide, provided someone wants to point you to where it starts - across a fenced field. On a weekday, when it is deserted, the bay should be ideal for a private picnic and some snorkeling. As we came on a Sunday, many locals made the short walk with us, both male and female. When some of the latter decided to take a dip into the sea fully dressed, the men discreetly left the water. But when Helen wanted to change into her modest western swimsuit, our guide prevented her from doing so citing local custom. So, if you are a woman and want to go swimming here, avoid the holidays or bring 'muslim' swimming apparel (i.e. long sleeves and trousers) .
Near the end of the trail there is a clean water source. And close to the beach one can climb into a small cave.
The fee for two guides was Rp 200,000 (January 2011); guide only, bring your own food and snorkeling gear.
See also our next tip: Ujong Pancu Nature Tourism.
Address: Jalan Hamzah Fansuri, Ujong Pancu, Gampung Lampageu, Peukan Bada district.
Directions: From town take Jalan Iskandar Muda to Ulee Lheue and turn left (south) at the mosque. Pass the Banda Water Boom and after one km turn right (west) into the Jembatan Lamteh road. This reconstructed road through wetlands with replanted mangroves leads to Gampung Lampageu and beyond it to Ujong Pancu. Distance from town 12 km.
Phone (mobile): 08126992692 (UPIC), 081377444983 (Nazar), 085260319930 (M. Syukri)
Website: http://www.lamjabatfoundation.or.id (Indonesian langauge)
Ujong Pancu Information Center
If you are nature lovers or bird spotters, you may find one of the longer hikes on offer at the Ujong Pancu Infromation Center more satisfying than the Lhok Mata-Ie trip (previous tip). These are walks of 3 to 4 hours one way to:
- Lhok Keutapang Rayeuk;
- Lhok Keutapang Cut;
- Pasie Lange (incl. visit to Japanese bunkers);
- Lambadeuk - Lampuuk (see Lampuuk tips above).
The charge for two guides varies from Rp 300,000 to Rp 500,000.
One can also make a 4 hour fishing trip by boat at the rate of Rp 850,000 or a day fishing trip to Bunta island for Rp 1,500,000.
(Prices January 2011.)
Address: Jalan Hamzah Fansuri, Ujong Pancu, Gampung Lampageu, Peukan Bada district.
Directions: From town take Jalan Iskandar Muda to Ulee Lheue and turn left (south) at the mosque. Pass the Banda Water Boom and after one km turn right (west) into the Jembatan Lamteh road. This reconstructed road through wetlands with replanted mangroves leads to Gampung Lampageu and beyond it to Ujong Pancu. Distance from town 12 km.
Phone (mobile): 08126992692 (UPIC), 081377444983 (Nazar), 085260319930 (M. Syukri)
Website: http://www.lamjabatfoundation.or.id/ (Indonesian language)
Lampuuk mosque after the tsunami struck
The mosque was the only building of Lampuuk village left standing by the force of the tsunami. And this too did not escape undamaged as an old photograph at a display in the mosque shows.
The mosque has been rebuilt with financial aid from the Turkish Red Crescent (equivalent of Red Cross), with two new minarets thrown in for good measure. One corner inside the mosque has not been repaired. A display of debris and photographs reminds visitors and the faithful of the tsunami.
Guess what, the lady running a small warung across the street, pointed out the star and crescent on top of the main dome: they are slightly bent by the force of the tsunami. That high was the incoming wave!
Directions: Distance about 17 km from town. Can be reached with labi-labi no 04. Or with own transport leave town going south-west along Teuku Umar street and follow the signs to Meulaboh. When the road comes close to the west coast go straight on where the road bends left.
Entrance porch of new Lampuuk village
On our car trip south we visited Lampuuk village. This is one other low-lying coastal area that was almost completely wiped out by the tsunami, as an old photograph at a display in the mosque shows. Indeed this was the hardest hit area as the lowlying area directly faces the epicentre of the earthquake that triggered the tsunami.
The village has been rebuilt with aid from the Turkish Red Crescent, but at the inland side of the mosque. The area nearer the coast has been left empty.
Some houses in the new village stand empty. The original population was decimated and evidently not enough newcomers have replaced them yet.
Directions: Distance about 17 km. Can be reached with labi-labi no 04. With own wheels leave town going south-west along Teuku Umar street and follow the signs to Meulaboh. When the road comes close to the west coast go straight on where the road bends left.
Lampuuk beach seen from the north
Lampuuk beach used to be the most popular beach before the tsunami. But as it was hard hit by the tsunami, domestic as well as foreign tourists were slow to return. Now domestic weekenders are returning and hopefully surfers from abroad will follow. A a small resort annex restaurtant has been rebuilt.
After seeing the village and mosque we had a relaxing swim. The beach is broad and white, the surf was moderate. The area has been replanted with pine trees. A few tall coconut trees survived the tsunami and may be an indication that there used to be much more of them.
Directions: Lampuuk village lies 17 km west of Banda Aceh, and can be reached with labi-labi number 04. The sandy road south of he mosque leads straight to the beach.
Chinese Friendship Village entrance porch
We rented a small car for two days, took it one day exploring to the east and one day to the south.
When driving east we saw a neat row of houses on a hillside, and when we approached it, it turned out to be the �Chinese-Indonesian Friendship Village?. Whereas much housing has been reconstructed on the devastated plain, the idea of this village must have been to rebuild out of reach of any future tsunami. The hillside looked stony and infertile and must have been uninhabited before. The new village has been well implemented, complete with roads, electricity and water supply.
But one problem remains. At this location people cannot make a living. They need transport to go to work in town or at the coast. That may be the reason why several houses were still empty.
Directions: Distance about 15 km. From the city centre take Daud Beureuh street northeast through Ulee Kareng district. When facing a T-crossing at a river bank turn left direction Malahayati harbour. A few km along this road you discern the village on your right.
A ruin near Ulee Lheue's new Water Boom
Scattered among the newly built housing one still encounters remnants of houses destroyed by the tsunami. Imagine the whole area like that to have an idea of the devastation.
Intriguing we found the 'bridge to nowhere' seen from the road to Malahayati harbour. We were told that there used to be a fisherman's village at the other end of the bridge.
Sometimes a new house was built next the ruins of the previous one, as in the photo taken in Darussalam. This reminded us of East-Timor where the destruction was man-made.
House donated by the Australian Red Cross
The tsunami has been so devastating because much of Banda Aceh lies on a low coastal plain, where the tsunami waves could run as far as 5 km inland. On this flat land practically no house has been left standing. Nowadays most of the area is inhabited again. When you see a group of uniform houses, you can be certain that they have been built with aid of some foreign agency. The donor is indicated by a small sign near the front door, e.g. 'Australian Red Cross, USAid'.
The new Zainoel Abidin Hospital - the largest in Banda Aceh - has been funded by Germany and Australia, it can be seen on Tgk. Daud Beureueh street, some 2 km northeast from the city centre.
At Lampageu quarter - on the road to Ujong Pancu west of Banda Aceh - we saw a well-designed primary school building: the classrooms are all on the first floor. It too was paid for by German Federal Agency for Technical Relief.
A cemetery at Ulee Lheue was reconstructed with funds from Saudi Arabia. Elsewhere we saw water tanks donated by Saudi Arabia.
These are just some examples to show that the whole world cooperated to put Banda Aceh back on its feet.
Tsunami & Disaster Mitigation Research Centre
We did not see much activity at the research centre, but is was worth while to take in the view from the top of the adjoining escape building.
In the hall we saw a 'New Face of Banda Aceh' chart, a map with the most prominent landmarks.
Directions: Calang street, near the junction with Iskandar Muda street. At Ulee Lheue or ?tsunami ground zero?.
Phone: 0651.7555577
Deah Teungoh Escape Building
On the hard hit coastal plain near Ulee Lheue, also referred to as ?tsunami ground zero?, at least four Escape Buildings have been built. These are essentially strong multi-storey buildings with easy access through ramps and stairs. In case of a tsunami threat people living in the neighbourhood can seek safety on one of the higher floors. For that purpose two of these floors contain a kitchen and sanitary facilities.
Three buildings are almost identical, and donated by Japan. Our pictures are from Deah Teungoh Escape Building.
The fourth one is combined with the so-called Tsunami & Disaster Mitigation Research Centre (next tip).
In the absence of an emergency the buildings stand empty, anyone can walk in and out. A few lazy locals seemed to be on guard, but just waved us in. We noticed that the tube lamps on the ground floor were missing, and asked whether they had been stolen. 'Oh no, we use the ground floor to play volleyball. We took the lamps out because they may be hit by a ball and broken.' So that may explain the designation of the buildings as Community Building.
We walked up to the helicopter landing floor to enjoy a grand view of Banda Aceh in all directions.
Addresses and directions:
Deah Teungoh Escape Building, Jalan Lampaseh Kota - Ulee Lheue. As the streetname says, from city centre follow Diponegoro street through Lampaseh Kota. See the building on your right.
Deah Baro Escape Building, Jalan Lampaseh Kota - Ulee Lheue. An estimated half km past Deah Teungoh EB, on your left.
Lambung Escape Building, Jalan Iskandar Muda - Ulee Lheue. A few hundred metres before the eastern end of Iskandar Muda street, on your right when coming from the city.
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Regarding your automatic prompting for bridging the gap when missing an older .NET framework… I tried to install Zune (because I have a Windows Phone 7) and it failed complaining about it couldn't find .NET 2.0. And it never prompted me to download/install it…
Sorry to hear that – the Windows 8 Developer Preview still seems to have some rough edges… What should work for you is manually installing .NET 3.5 (includes .NET 2.0) and then I'd expect Zune to have an easier time installing. If you're looking for a way to easily trigger the built-in .NET 3.5 install prompt, you can use TextAnalysisTool.NET – just *delete* the .config file before you run it and you'll be in the opposite situation of what I describe in the post above. 😉
Hi, is there any way to apply this trick system-wide? Could something be done within machine.config maybe? Might be a little risky, but I don't mind 🙂
I'm not currently aware of a way to apply this change machine-wide. The documentation for the supportedRuntime element used above (msdn.microsoft.com/…/w4atty68.aspx) says, "This element can be used in the application configuration file.". While that doesn't explicitly say it can't be used in machine.config, it's pretty suggestive. Furthermore, I tried making the above change to machine.config and it did not appear to take effect – though I didn't spend much time tinkering because I expected it not to work by then.
If I come across a way to do this, I'll let you know. And if you figure something out, I'd be happy to credit you with the solution! 🙂
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This month's meetup was kicked off again by Ken Pilot, Executive at ABC Carpet & Home. In a fitting introduction to our panel, he talked about real vs. fakes when it comes to what ABC Carpet carries in its store, and that they deal with this dilemma often. It's pervasive throughout the design world yet hasn't been talked about much in realms outside of fashion, so it's of great importance that we're talking about it this evening.
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Thank you everyone for being here. So a quick back story to my own personal experience with knockoffs - when I first started as a designer and was working with clients, I was always happy when I could find them "affordable" pieces. The whole idea of whether or not it was a knockoff piece wasn't as top-of-mind, but fast forward to today and I'm a lot more aware of it, including affordable alternatives that are not knockoffs, which is important and something we'll most likely touch on this evening.
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Marc P. Misthal is a patent and trademark specialist at Gottlieb, Rackman & Reisman. He specializes in all areas of trademark and copyright litigation and prosecution, and has extensive familiarity with domain name and Internet issues. Mr. Misthal has contributed to the Aspen Law & Business treatise, Trademark Counterfeiting, (George W. Abbott, Jr. and Lee S. Sporn, eds. 1999); and he is the author of Reigning in the Paparazzi (10 International Legal Perspectives 287, Northwestern School of Law [2000]).
More recently Marc, along with George Gottlieb, contributed an extensive chapter on intellectual property to the newly released book Fashion Law: A Guide for Designers, Fashion Executives and Attorneys. The book takes a practical approach to addressing legal issues. It is the first book to comprehensively examine, in one volume, those areas of the law implicated in the fashion business (including, in addition to intellectual property issues, franchising, distribution, rentals, leasing and import/export). Fashion Law, published by Fairchild Books, is available from Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble and other booksellers.
John Edelman joined Design Within Reach in January 2010 as President and Chief Executive Officer. He has more than 20 years' experience with consumer-focused lifestyle brands, most recently at Edelman Leather. During his 14-year tenure at Edelman, six years as President and CEO, he exponentially increased its brand awareness, sales and profits as the leading national provider of premium leather to the home furnishings industry. He was instrumental in leading the sale of his namesake company to Knoll, Inc. in October 2007. Prior to joining Edelman Leather in 1995, Mr. Edelman spent seven years at Sam & Libby, Inc., where he was responsible for its U.S. business.
Kate Hable is co-owner of Hable Construction with her sister, Susan. Her academic background in journalism, marketing, and sales management at Polo Ralph Lauren and Kate Spade refined her skills in co-owning the company with her sister, Susan. She was born and raised in Corsicana, TX, and currently resides in Brooklyn, NY.
As the entrepreneurial force of the company, Kate is influenced by the independent and hardworking women around her, and inspired by her sister's artistry. Kate also realized the benefits of starting her own company which afforded her the freedom to be a mom, wife, and her own boss.
Alan Heller founded Heller Inc. in 1971. The company's philosophy is good design, industrial production, and reasonable prices. For over forty years, Alan has collaborated with some of the world's leading designers and architects, including Massimo Vignelli, Philippe Starck, Vico Magistretti, Mario Bellini, and Frank Gehry. Heller products have received numerous prestigious design awards, including two Compasso d'Oro's, Italy's highest design award, and Germany's Red Dot and IF Design awards for technology. Heller products have been exhibited and included in the permanent design collections of museums such as the Louvre, MoMA, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, the Victoria and Albert in London, and the Pinakothek in Munich, among many others.
Throughout his career, Alan Heller has worked closely with manufacturers of innovative technologies both in Europe and the U.S. Alan Heller holds a number of patents, including one for his new invention ErgoErgo, a revolutionary chair based on plastics technology which won the Good Design award even before being launched in the market. He has consulted on technology for various companies.
Alan graduated from The New School, N.Y., with a BA in economics and lives in New York City with his wife, Barbara Bluestone.
Just so everyone knows, I tried to get a fifth panelist, someone who actually makes knockoffs - I tried three different people and they all backed out.
So, let me start by asking you all how this issue has affected your own lives?
I've always worked with major designers, with a focus on industrial production. We look at price as it compares to the production cycle and try to find how we can make the absolute best product within the required price point.
There will always be copies, they're just out there. But you don't have to buy a copy to get a "designed" product. Many of our least expensive products are actually carried at Design Within Reach. Their wholesale prices would make Wal-Mart laugh, but the key here is that we want to create good product and won't sacrifice that.
The first product I produced was a dinnerware line in 1971, which is still in production. At one point I think there were 34 copies of it out there. This particular line is in MoMA.
For me, as a textile designer, we're in a bit of a different realm, as people can easily copy 2D work. We produce our goods domestically, so our prices will always be hire - but we've made the choice to produce in the U.S. and use U.S. workers and we're proud of that. Along with that comes the higher price.
We've sued and won two major lawsuits with department stores. They came about because designers knocked off our textile designs. People just Xerox our fabrics and then manufacture them in China, but luckily, we have great customers who have actually seen this and brought it to our attention. In fact, a friend of my sisters from Parsons called us a while back - she almost lost her job because she told us that her company was Xeroxing their designs.
This issue affects us on a daily basis. Our main goal is to make sure our clients aren't confused - therefore, we want people to know that we carry zero knockoffs. There are other companies which have lines that are similar to ours that are knockoffs - it's unfair competition and it's confusing for the client. We can't blame people for being confused, it's too easy to use these similar names to find a market at a lower price point, and much lower quality.
Now, DWR used to have a mix of product, correct?
Correct. At the beginning, Knoll wouldn't sell to us - they are very, very strict with who they license to, as they should be, and when DWR started they didn't know how legitimate we were as a new player in the space. So we started offering knockoffs. And as we grew and they realized we were a legitimate company, they gave us the license arrangements and we stopped carrying knockoffs. Originally the company really wanted to have "modern within reach", so they did what they had to in order to reach that company goal.
You know, in general, creative people have demands. It's our job to find a way to work with them.
So Marc, you're on the other end of this - you're the one who's called when a designer finds a knockoff of their work. Tell us how a knockoff is defined in legal terms?
There are a few factors we take into account, but mostly it comes down to what a piece looks like. Is it a "good" knockoff, meaning that it looks exactly like, or as good as, the original? Or is it "influenced" by a famous piece yet has its own distinct look?
To be honest, there isn't a really good legal definition. The big question here comes down to rights - that is, if you have rights to something, what are they? Our best legal test is the visual test - if you put two pieces side-by-side, do they look similar? Is it hard to tell them apart? Is one a "good" knockoff of the other, or is it "influenced" by the original? It's subjective, but this is mainly what we use when looking at knockoff cases.
And what about if a bag has a Hable Construction logo?
That's considered trademark infringement, which is something a bit different. That's more to protect the consumer than the designer.
What about the shape of a chair or table?
The first question is how is it protected? Patent or trademark? The question with Trademark is, Is the consumer going to be confused? With a design patent, that is more to protect the designer and his/her design.
So you're a small company knocked-off by a big one. Is it expensive to sue?
The main way Katherine won her lawsuit is because she had a Copyright, and Copywrights are cheap. She spent $35 and was covered, end of story. They're easy to get online, and any work you create can be covered.
One of the lawsuits involved a print we call the "Poppy". We had pictures of it in the press three years prior to the creation of the knockoff, so that helped. Also, we had registered the yardage - someone knocked it off in a wool appliqué version, but it was clearly the same hand. All of our work is hand-created, it looks much different than a digital creation, thus it's easy to spot our own.
I'm thinking about other items that are questionable in terms of knockoffs, for example, a slab table. One would have originally thought Nakashima, but you see these tables all over now. It's so basic and natural in its form, can that be considered a knockoff?
Copyright protects works that have a small modicum of artistic expression. A detail that makes it what it is, if you will. That may not be the case here. We may have patents coming into play.
The minute you add a name to something, it's different (logo) - think of fashion where this is ubiquitous. In furniture, you don't always have that type of mark or signature, so it's a bit more difficult to discern from a legal standpoint.
True - in fact, if someone copies a logo, that's a lot easier to defend.
What about an Eames lounger? Or a Saarinen table?
These are iconic pieces. Herman-Miller has a Trademark registration on these items that they actively police. They go to court all the time for these issues - with a Trademark, you have to police it, it's a bit of work.
I'm just thinking about places like the one across the street from here. They pretty much exclusively carry knockoffs.
Remember, a design patent lasts 14 years. A trademark lasts for as long as you use it, so you can't get lazy, you have to police it.
Does a manufacturer escape lawsuits if they create a knockoff that isn't called the Barcelona chair?
No, it doesn't matter, going back to the visual test.
The reality is that in China, there are knockoffs of everything. In many instances, they are almost exactly the same. In this particular knock-off, the copies aren't gas-injected, and they aren't made with fiberglass and polypropylene.
You know, many people don't realize that when they choose an original, particularly one that is knocked-off a lot, its worth grows over the years.
I think some people fear that the license allows you to charge more.
It's not the license, the difference is actually in the physical product.
This was out of production for a while, and so we went to the family of Finn Juhl to see if we could create it again. It is stamped and authorized by them.
This is actually a Panton piece that's launching this week - it is an original that's been blessed by Mrs. Panton. A Panton by Panton, and a licensed original.
I love this because it's a fun color shot!
When you think about it you have to ask, who's going to find the next originals? It's us (DWR), Knoll, Fritz-Hansen - not the knockoff folks. Knockoffs just confuse the consumer and slow down the New Development process (as we fight patents and trademarks for original pieces).
This is one of our fabrics that's been knocked-off a bunch. We found it once as a knock-off in pink suede.
You know, you just have to keep moving forward with your design and not get bogged down by the knockoff mess. But it's tough - we're very connected to our own work, and it's really hard to see what happens out there.
The main thing I want to share with everyone is to Copyright - Copyright everything. That's what saves you and makes the lawyers' jobs a lot easier. If you're a student and find it too expensive to Copyright, then batch your images - create thumbnails, call them "Katherine Series 1" for example, and Copyright that series (100 thumbnails for $35).
I received an email this week about an online store that copies us a lot. I called them and said I knew what they were doing and didn't want to cause a lot of hassle (since these items aren't copyrighted) so I asked them to donate their proceeds to Habitat For Humanity - instead, I noticed they put the items on sale this week.
You're right. In fact, none of us at DWR have ever been to High Point because of that - it's so highly copied and commoditized.
I've never been there either - we refer to it as "Low Point".
We went for the first time a few years ago. There were these big doors at every showroom. You must have an appointment, and they need to escort you in. It's really shady and everyone is very nervous. They just don't trust anyone coming in the door and think everyone's going to copy what they have.
Yes, and meanwhile, in Milan, you can do anything and go anywhere - the looks are all so original and bold that there's no way one person can copy another. Unlike High Point, where the looks are so generic that copying is a lot easier.
So who are these people? Manufacturers in China? Designers at big companies that just don't tell their bosses where the idea came from?
There's the person who wants to do something similar, or in the "likeness" of. And then there are the body snatchers, and they're bad. It's tough because sometimes it's just the color, or "essence" of a piece, and that's when it gets confusing for the consumer.
Trademarks are better because you get a piece of paper from the government. You get a much different response to a request when you have that official piece of paper to back you up.
There's a term called "value engineering" - it's from the hotel industry, and it means that they take an original design for a space and then find a much cheaper way to create it. It's malicious if they pull it off as real.
Ken (from ABC):
I was with Gap for 13 years, so I have to say, I'm very familiar with "interpreting" styles. It's very prevalent in the fashion world as was mentioned at the beginning.
I think one of the huge problems in this is the internet. Of course, on the flipside, as a lawyer I love it - it's given us a lot more work to do!
So I have two comments. First is regarding the copyists, those major brands that are out there that have a market for this type of duplication, which is why they are in business. They'll probably never go away. The second is that there's a company called Shapeways (shapeways.com) that produces 3D printed objects. It gives small designers access to classic design and allows them to copy them a lot easier. Basically, anyone can go online and get a product created. Should we be worried about that?
Well if it's an original design we should applaud it - that's good for us all to get more original design to market.
Hello, I'm new to design and I have two questions on this topic: first, after hearing this discussion I now understand why certain products cost so much, but I'm wondering - if someone can't afford an original now, would you want to completely turn them away? In other words, if they buy a knockoff now that may not mean they'll buy a knockoff in the future, so you may not want turn them off? And also, in a perfect world, if there were no knockoffs, would that be a bad thing?
Let's think about this - if there were no knockoffs, people just wouldn't buy things they couldn't afford. This is the way it was throughout most of history.
And to add to that, there are beautiful $400 tables out there that aren't knockoffs, so why buy one at the same price point that is?
Exactly. There is beautiful design at all price points.
Target has approached this idea head on by bringing in big designers to create affordable lines.
There is this beautiful book that is called The Future of the Past by Alexander Stille. In the book, he talks about Chinese museums that sent copies to US museums when they were putting together a show. The US museums found out and were extremely upset, and the Chinese museums didn't understand why. In reading this, I wondered if this is also a cultural debate - in other countries, perhaps they don't worry about knockoffs as much as we do?
Along these same lines, the (NY) Times reviewed an Apple store in China that was an exact knockoff of the US stores, even down to the employees' clothes.
I don't have much experience in this, but I do know that many of these manufacturers really are just copying and don't even think about design - for example, if you want something in a specific size, say 20x20, they will literally make it that way, even if it doesn't scale square. They don't look at it, they just create it, exactly as you ask, without these considerations.
So this is a good question - does authenticity matter? Is it just a U.S. issue?
One of the most destructive forces here is Wal-Mart. We hear a lot about them, but it's true - they don't care about the integrity of anything. They encourage a disposable, throwaway culture. I don't think China would be in business if there wasn't a demand.
There is a huge trend in China on Brands. Japan was the first with knockoffs and now they're into Brands. China is there now, too.
Is this somewhat driven by class? And status? High class will always be costly, so is the idea that some may just never get there?
Allen, you started with affordable design, meaning it is possible, and we have been making that distinction tonight - that original design is very accessible, people just need to consider that before knockoffs.
We have a new chair coming out from Alessi - it's a $200 folding chair. We also have plywood chairs at $129. There are affordable, well-made, original designs out there. People just need to think about this when purchasing.
I'd like to go back to the Ruby Tuesday example. The designer shows the client something that ends up being too expensive and a long lead time. The client then goes to the internet instead and finds an alternative and purchases it. How much is the designer responsible for that?
Well many times the designer doesn't even see the final purchase if that's the scenario, so it's not their fault. Although in reality, they should offer up other alternatives that are original and still work with the overall plan so a viable option is determined. In the end, we as designers need to educate our clients, but in the end, if they go ahead and purchase something without your knowledge, it's not your fault.
In the end, going with knockoffs really is a poverty of the imagination. We didn't talk about Ikea here - but there are choices that are not copies, and people just need to start educating themselves about them. Thank you, everyone.
• Special thanks to Kayne Elisabeth Rourke for transcribing our Meetup!
• Special thanks to our volunteers, Georgie Hambright and Amy Patrick!
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M.O.R.E. Inc.305 East Main Goessel, Kansas United States of America
M.O.R.E. Inc. promised refund prior and during purchase, then refused to refund when asked Goessel, Kansas
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Blowing kisses after a great show, meet the top 16 dancers and hear from them how they did.
I was there, for the live show of So You Think You Can Dance. The audience was going crazy over each dancer, I sat in front of Alexander's BFF (Destiny) and have loss of hearing in my right ear (lol). Each dancer did a showstopper performance, the judges 'Smooched' each other, and Cat Deeley was dressed for Midnight in Paris. Cat also did a little bit of the Charleston on stage before the show.
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OpenCape CEO Dan Gallagher is tentatively scheduled to attend the Nov. 16 meeting of the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates to talk about a recent report issued by the Inspector General's Office, which oversees the use of federal American Recovery and Reinvestment Funds.
OpenCape, the nonprofit formed to implement a regional fiber optic and microwave network for public and private use, received $32 million in ARRA funds, as well as $8 million in other public and private donations to design and build the network.
The IG's report, issued last month, found that while OpenCape has met its obligations in ensuring taxpayer-provided funds are safeguarded, it laid out a number of concerns for the future.
OpenCape's CEO and board chairman issued a response expressing concerns of their own that despite the finding that current finances have been properly accounted and protected, the negative tenor of the IG's forward-looking concerns could be misinterpreted and cast a pall over the project.
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Lithograph, printed and published by Universal Limited Art Editions, New York, 13 1/2×13 1/2 (34.2×34.2)
Purchased from Universal Limited Art Editions (Grant-in-Aid) 1980
Lit: Richard S. Field Jasper Johns Prints 1960– 70 Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1970, n.p.
One of several alternative trial proofs for 'White Target' (op.cit., no.91), which was printed from the same six stones as a black print (op.cit., no.63) and a colour print (op.cit., no.69) with a seventh added to outline the image. Printed on black Japan paper laid down on blue-grey Ingres paper. In this respect this proof differs from the edition of 34.
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Pacific Webworks, Inc Google Biz Kit Ordered a $2 e-book online and they hide the terms and conditions and then charged me for $69 for something I did not want nor did I realize I was agreeing to any terms. Then no refund! Scammers! Salt Lake City, Utah
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I was curious about these Google Biz kits you see on the web. I ordered a $2 item. Next thing I see charges on my credit card for $69 for something I never purchased. Turns out this scammer company hides the terms and conditions below the screen where you canot see it and would not likely look for anything. By buying the $2 item I apparently agreed to purchase some other services from them for $69 a month until cancelled.
When I complained via telephone they were adamant about the facts that I had agreed when I signed up and they will not offer refunds, etc. Real jerks to deal with as well. I had to cancel the deal or was getting charged multiple months for nothing!
It is all over the web now. They are scammers and very unethical.
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Principal Says 'Mega-Lies' Fueled Sex Abuse Case Against Jakarta Teachers
An investigation into allegations of sexual abuse at the prestigious Jakarta International School has widened, with police naming staff members as suspects for the first time.
The allegations have grown over the past three months following accusations that a janitor raped a kindergarten boy. Baffled school administrators say the allegations are unfounded. As the Wall Street Journal's Richard C. Paddock reports:
Parents have alleged that dozens of attacks took place and that at least three kindergarten boys were victims. The family that first came forward has filed a $125 million lawsuit against the school. Six contract janitors were arrested.
Naming the staff members – an administrator and teaching assistant – as suspects means police can detain them at any time as investigators continue to prepare the case that will be presented to prosecutors.
Neither has been charged, but police say the two men could face 15 years in prison. Elsa Donohue, the elementary-school principal, remains under investigation, police said. All three have denied allegations that the abuse took place.
"Maybe I am naive. How do mega-lies get to this point?" said Ms. Donohue.
Founded in 1951, the Jakarta school has become Indonesia's largest international school. Its students include the children of Indonesian and foreign executives, diplomats, and government ministers. For more on this story, continue reading here.
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They have already been sued by the government and had to repay 1.6 Million to people that had been charged and paid.
Second, under no circumstance should you pay the charge.
Call Intgretel at 1-800-736-7500
They need your phone number to get your info, once you tell them you want the charge removed they will go into thier little speil about how you or someone... (Dunno but read about its a long one, and assume its the same as the one on thier site), cut them off and tell them a virus/malware installed and dailed it. Instantly I was told I needed to be put on hold so they could take the charge off.
Once he came back he said he had taken off the charge and added me to thier Database of numbers not to be allowed to call the 900 numbers they handle.
He tried to make it sound as if I would regret it later, but like I told him.. Good, now your company/customers cannot try to charge me anymore for a illigal program installing itself on my pc and dailing you. :) I wont say to be, but I was very rude to them. Way I see it, dont want me to be rude, dont try to rip me off as I would had never known they existed otherwise.
It took me about 10 minutes total including the FTC complaint to be filed and have them remove the charge.
I will also be contacting PaymentOne (a partner of thiers) and complaining about Integretel to them. Their other partner Inmate Calling Solutions, Integretel is in fact its parent company so wont bother.
I will also be contacting PaymentOnes customers (SBC, Virizon, Aol and a few others) and lodging complaints in an attempt to put pressure on Integretel to clean up thier ways. Maybe the government cant do it, but we all together can put enough pressure on the companies that indirectly allow them to do what they do.
If Integretel goes out of bussiness or cleans up its ways, we are all better off. Either one is fine with me.
Dallas, Texas
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1693 Scholars Alumni
Many of our alumni are in graduate programs while some have already started their careers. Just like our scholars, our alumni have varied skills and interests and are in a range of graduate and professional programs. Take a look!
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Olivia Walch '11
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"I have to be careful answering this question," Olivia Walch '11 says.
She wants to be clear that William & Mary is a great school on its own, but that her 1693 Scholarship took her experience over the top. When she got word that she had won the scholarship, she "reacted with embarrassing gusto."
Walch loved the ability for 1693 Scholars to register for any class they wanted. The academic opportunities provided were invaluable, she says.
"There were no barriers," she adds. "I really accelerated. I was able to go into research much earlier than I would have."
Her mathematics research and scholarship funding took her to a linear algebra conference in Portugal one summer, where she presented on "The Commutivity of Tri-Diagonals" with a group of collaborators. She won the conference's Young Investigator award.
Today, Walch is a doctoral candidate in the University of Michigan's math department. She credits the 1693 Scholars Program with giving her a leg up on some of her fellow aspiring Ph.D.s.
"I think the push in the Scholars Program to do independent research and have that background in self-directed work is so valuable," she says.
On her own, Walch has already released a mobile app called Entrain, which is designed to lessen the impact of jetlag. It's based on her research into sleep and circadian rhythm and has been downloaded over 120,000 times.
But that's not to say Walch is all business. As a W&M student, she found time to draw cartoons for the Flat Hat — getting named "America's Next Great Cartoonist" by the Washington Post in the process — and to make lasting bonds with her fellow students. On a recent visit to campus, she found that the current group of 1693 Scholars is carrying the torch admirably.
"I was blown over by how bonded they seem," she says. "I have to encourage that as strongly as possible — hang out with the other 1693 Scholars and get to know them."
"We still stay in touch. These really valuable connections that, here four years down the line, are still treasured by me."
Jake Reeder '09
Murray 1693 Scholar
It's not always easy to tell which side of the planet Jake Reeder '09 is on, but wherever he is, he's probably keeping busy. He is headed to London to begin consulting with Bain & Company. But before the big move, he planned to get married — in Honduras. Fourteen of his fellow William & Mary classmates were making the trek, including a few of his fellow 1693 Scholars.
As a Scholar, Reeder took full advantage of the early class-registration program and took 400-level classes in a dozen different subject areas — in some cases without the prerequisite. By graduation, he was a Phi Beta Kappa double-major in neuroscience and philosophy, and met some VIPs along the way.
"[The 1693 Scholars Program] allowed me to have private meetings with basically any speaker or guest who came to William & Mary," he says. "I even got to (briefly) meet Queen Elizabeth II when she came in 2007."
One 400-level course in particular played an important role in his post-graduation plans. After early registration helped him get into "Entrepreneurial Ventures" at the Raymond A. Mason School of Business, Reeder was inspired.
"I would never have gotten into that class if it weren't for the [1693 Scholarship], and it was what persuaded me to go to business school."
Reeder just completed a joint public policy and M.B.A. program at Duke University. While at Duke, he studied energy policy, finance and strategy and participated in a project to help major automakers conserve energy during manufacturing.
But the benefits provided by his scholarship don't all appear on his resume. Reeder says it helped him step outside his comfort zone. The 1693 Scholars Program put him in front of numerous leaders and in social receptions, building his confidence in himself. He also says William & Mary's strong liberal arts background has helped him prepare for graduate school and his career ahead.
So on the verge of a trans-Atlantic move, Reeder is planning to have a long, successful career on both sides of the pond. And the 1693 Scholars Program helped him get there.
"Being a Scholar unlocked worlds of opportunity for me at William & Mary," he says.
Elsa Voytas '13
Murray 1693 Scholar
Elsa Voytas '13 has taken her research thousands of miles from campus on both sides of the Atlantic — but she credits her 1693 Scholarship with laying a strong foundation.
"It creates an unparalleled undergraduate experience," she says. "Your research is going to be funded and you'll have excellent relationships with the professors and other Scholars. I was really happy."
As soon as she arrived on campus, Voytas connected with Professor Mike Tierney '87 thanks to 1693 Scholars director Dan Cristol and began her university career with strong undergraduate research.
"As soon as I stepped in the door, I was able to hit the ground running and get those experiences from day one," she says.
During her summer breaks, Voytas used her 1693 Scholar research funds to study dictatorships in Latin America and international justice in Belgium and the Netherlands. In Guatemala, she studied post-conflict resolution with William & Mary Professor Betsy Konefal. Building close connections with faculty, she says, is one of the most critical benefits the 1693 Scholars Program can provide.
"These relationships are ones that really teach you more than you'll learn in a classroom," she adds. "They can really be lifelong relationships and help you even years after graduation."
Today, Voytas is wrapping up two years at BoozAllenHamilton to begin a political science Ph.D. program at Princeton University. The opportunity to continue conducting relevant research and mentor a new group of students is one that was too good to pass up.
"I'm really excited to be able to give back and build that kind of relationship with my students and help them achieve their goals. It's because I am tremendously grateful for the way that professors have helped me at every turn," says Voytas.
As it turns out, her thesis — on research conducted in Brazil and Argentina and funded by her scholarship — was her writing sample for admission to Princeton.
"The research that I did as a 1693 Scholar really encouraged me to apply to a Ph.D. program where I could make a career of doing research and exploring topics that I am passionate about," she says. "I know the importance because professors have helped me."
And now, thanks in part to her 1693 Scholarship, she has the chance to pay it forward.
Irène Mathieu '09
Murray 1693 Scholar
An international relations major at William & Mary, Irène Mathieu '09 helped conduct a longitudinal health study in the Dominican Republic, studied abroad in Florence, Italy, and in Cusco, Peru; took piano lessons; acted in a theater production; took part in multiple cultural events and studied three languages as an undergraduate student.
"My college years were a time of immense personal growth," Mathieu said. "Being a Murray 1693 Scholar enriched this experience by providing me with financial freedom, an academic home on campus and perks like opportunities to meet incredible visitors to campus."
Mathieu currently is a fourth-year medical student at Vanderbilt University. She said seemingly minor perks of the 1693 Scholars Program, such as priority class registration, had a huge impact on her "ability to intellectually explore in college." Her 1693 Scholars project examined campus-community partnerships for health and social change.
"That project was the formalization of my first thoughts about the role of academics in communities and the meaning of engaged scholarship," Mathieu said. "I have continued to explore this question throughout medical school, and I plan to practice community-engaged primary care in an academic setting in order to devote my career to these types of partnerships."
Mathieu wants to become a pediatrician, serving patients from underserved communities.
"I would like to teach methodologies for community-engaged primary care and health promotion both in the United States and abroad," she said. "Ultimately, I hope to get involved in national and global public health policy through a social justice lens."
For current 1693 Scholars, Mathieu offered this advice: "Learn, have fun and get outside your comfort zone. You will be grateful later when you look back on how much you've grown."
Mathieu, a writer whose works have been published extensively in literary magazines and journals, is considering pursuing master's degrees in public health and in fine arts for creative writing. Her first chapbook of poetry will be released this year by Dancing Girl Press.
The 1693 Scholars Program at William & Mary attracts students who have many college options, Mathieu said.
"My college experience reinforced my commitment to public education and to public academic institutions as critical agents of education and ultimately social change and societal progress," she said. "Providing other students with the opportunity to learn similar lessons is certainly worth supporting."
Rachael Tatman '12
Murray 1693 Scholar
Rachael Tatman '12 said being named a Murray 1693 Scholar at William & Mary was one of the best things to ever happen to her.
"I was incredibly happy at William & Mary," she said. "I made amazing friends and treasured memories, of course, but I also had a chance to seriously pursue linguistics research, which is one of those things that you really do need to learn by doing."
Tatman earned a bachelor's in linguistics and English at William & Mary. She now is a doctoral student studying linguistics at the University of Washington. She credits the 1693 Scholars Program for making her a stronger candidate for graduate school and for the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship in linguistics she currently holds.
"I was able to conduct my own independent research in undergrad. So I already had a focus when I arrived at graduate school, and I was able to hit the ground running," she said. "Having a history of completed research projects — and some publications — didn't hurt either."
The 1693 Scholars Program allowed Tatman to pursue research directly related to her current studies and also in children's fantasy literature and bookbinding.
"College is a time to try new things, and the 1693 Scholars program is there to help you," she said. "Like William & Mary, the 1693 Scholars Program gives exceptional students the resources and opportunities they need to explore and grow to reach their full potential."
Tatman said she would love to be a professor of linguistics, but she recognizes that there may be opportunities to work as a corporate researcher.
"It's no exaggeration to say that I wouldn't be where I am now without the 1693 Scholars Program," she said. "And I think that nurturing amazing students is not only desirable, but necessary. It's an investment in the future."
Peter Zimmerman '09
Murray 1693 Scholar
The music industry has undergone major changes in recent years. It's a fact Peter Zimmerman '09 — who works in music marketing — is more aware of than most. He says his time as a Murray 1693 Scholar at William & Mary taught him invaluable career skills, such as the importance of creating long- and short-term goals and following through.
"Music and marketing are both industries where innovative ideas are incredibly important and are the bedrock of a successful campaign, but they're only worthwhile if there's significant follow through," he said.
Zimmerman, an art history major at William & Mary, was selected as a 1693 Scholar while the program was in its infancy. His was the program's second class, and he describes the experience as "hugely rewarding."
"There wasn't a big roadmap for us, but we all bonded together. And then, under the great leadership of (program director) Dan Cristol, we really grew together as a family," he said. "It galvanized our desire to make an impact at William & Mary and beyond. It's one of my fondest memories from school, hands down."
Zimmerman is head of publicity for the digital music marketing firm Toolshed Inc. and runs the company's San Francisco office. Toolshed works with independent musicians, bands and record labels to build individual, unique marketing plans. The company also provides consulting services to major international companies on music licensing.
"I really believe the music business is where my heart lies, but my main academic background is in contemporary art," Zimmerman said. "I'd love to build a hybrid model of new music and new art working together, with a gallery setting and live music venue. There could be great opportunities for sharing of ideas and artistic experimentation."
He said current 1693 Scholars should study diverse fields and take advantage of opportunities to "work with some of the best faculty in the nation."
"Some of my favorite moments at William & Mary were taking classes in religious studies, chemistry and anthropology — all of which were outside of my path in art history," Zimmerman said.
The 1693 Scholars Program provides leadership opportunities and encourages students to engage in academic endeavors that expand their minds and impact the world. "I couldn't be a bigger supporter of the program," Zimmerman said. "I hope I can do my part to make it available to students for generations to come."


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Complaint Review: Fortell Psychics. com
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Fortell Psychics. com Nu*View Communications, SCAM, RUDE, HANGING UP when filed a complaint, Cursing at customer, threatening Customer when demanded a refund for this scam service These owners of this scam psychic hotline hung up on me after I got a script-read psychic reading. It was fake and horrible. They cursed at me, threatened me and kept hanging up after I complained. oakland park, Florida
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Do Not Call This so called Service for a Psychic reading at Fortell Psychics.com. Call another, but not them. It is truly fake people on the other end of the phone reading a script and only speaking in one word explanations, and asking you all the questions, instead of them giving you psychic insight.
When I called, I could not believe how foolish this was as the "psychic" only spent my time and money asking questions and saying "yeah yeah".
The worst part has to be when I called to explain why I thought this reading/psychic was not real, the woman named Heather who works there started cutting me off, talking over me and basically told me that she was not refunding my money and to go to hell. I also asked her why all the so called testimonials for these "psychics" were all positive and none were negative and she could not answer the question and hung up. When ALL the testimonials are nothing but positive, then you know there is something fishy. It definatley is a scam site.
I called back again later and she again would not listen to me and hung up on me. I called back to speak to a manager or owner and again, she refused to give me any names, addresses or contacts for either, this before she started cursing me out with such a vulgar low class attitude. Customers have a right to explain why they are not happy with the service, however, because this is not a legitamate company, customers don't really count. Just the money they can steal from them. Beware!
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The Tallahassee Police Department and Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare are teaming up to ensure our most precious cargo are safe this holiday season. Together they will be checking your child safety seats to ensure they are installed correctly. This event is a community service to promote awareness and educate our citizens as to the hazards of an improperly installed car seat. Florida law dictates that all children 5 years of age or younger must be in a federally approved child restraint device to provide protection for the child.
Please join us Friday December 6th, 2013 from 10am-Noon at the Walgreens located at 1202 N. Magnolia Drive. There will be an opportunity for on camera interviews and video footage.