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Soon shoppers will literally say "uplink now" andclothes will be dispatched directly to their closets.You are sitting having coffee and a woman passes by in a particularly fantastic skirt.
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You can either admire her from afar, wondering where she bought such a smart piece, or you can pull out your personal digital assistant, press a button and instantly have access to information about the skirt, including brand, similar products, availability and price.
Better yet, press another button and the skirt is yours.
The woman in question isn't Jane Jetson but a participant in a very real scenario that will soon appear in a store or perhaps sidewalk café near you in which the physical and virtual worlds blend seamlessly into a shopping experience that isn't only fun, but efficient, too.
Retailers are slowly but surely shifting their technological focus away from the plastic tags and bar codes designed to help give them control over their businesses — and any less-than-well intentioned customers — and instead are exploring state-of-the-art gizmos and gadgets, such as sensors, antennas and glitter-size clothing identifiers, in an effort to make the shopping experience easier and perhaps even more entertaining.
In an effort to bridge the gap between traditional and virtual shopping, retail-focused technologies are being developed that will allow consumers to keep an exact record of what's hanging in their closets as well as what they purchased, when and for how much.
Glover T. Ferguson, chief scientist at Accenture, said a major innovation applicable to apparel is the radio frequency identifier, or RFID, a tiny sensor embedded in a garment that can provide details such as size, label, fabrication or even styling to uniquely identify the piece of clothing or accessory rather than simply looking at its price. These embedded devices stand to enrich the shopping experience and plant the seeds for a longer relationship with the store as information is then stored in an individual smart card.
"The smart card identifies me as me and provides access to my clothes at home," Ferguson said. He noted it does not merely say you have a sweater, but provides the particulars like texture or fabrics so you won't fear pulling off the unthinkable fashion faux pas by matching that brown woolen sweater with a blue linen cropped pair of pants.
When applied to the shopping experience, the possibilities are endless.
The Online Wardrobe, a working prototype developed by technology researchers at Accenture, allows consumers and retail sales associates to work together and takes the task of hanging your clothes to the next level. It uses sensors, tagging and tracking technologies to monitor the clothing one already owns and to help coordinate items, either online or in the physical stores. Shoppers can reveal the content of their wardrobes to the stores and in return, they could receive personalized offerings and timely reminders about products of interest.
In this brave new wardrobing world, an antenna in your closet could receive all the relevant information about items there from special tags on your clothing. Feeding that information into a personal computer, a customized, detailed wardrobe can be created either online or from a local store. Today, an alert and persistent salesperson with extensive knowledge of a customer, her likes and past purchases might call if the right item in the right size arrives; in the not-too-distant future, the matching of customer and items could be arranged digitally.
Need to match a new shirt to a pair of jeans? Simply pull out the jeans and let the computer develop a list of ideal matches for you. This technology also can search for similar products, alert the customer when her favorite store is having a sale and even be adapted as a form of clothing cop, warning you, for instance, that those khakis and that T-shirt aren't going to cut it for today's meeting with the boss.
Shoppers preferring tactile and visual contact with the clothing they buy can head to the mall, swipe a smart card containing your own personal wardrobe database through the store's equipment and be afforded access to a kind of cyberpersonal shopper or, at the very least, a sales associate who can use the available data to assist you. Or you can stay at home and have the data travel the Internet so that you don't have to leave the bedroom.
The system automatically updates its records when you take out a piece of clothing or add a new one.
While the closet knows what is hanging in it, a store's shelves aren't left hanging. Thanks to the RFID technology, shelves also have become smart. They can detect such things as when a sweater is removed from a shelf and can locate that hard-to-find T-shirt in size 4 in another part of the store.
Another technology using RFID is the Real-World Showroom, a person-to-object technology that allows a person to use her PDA, now equipped with an RFID reader. The handheld device can be pointed at any tagged product and the relevant information is immediately retrieved from a number of sources. With a few more presses of buttons, customers can buy the products in front of them without ever interrupting what they happen to be doing at the time.
Jill Fleming, senior vice president with Retail Forward, said fashion retailers are starting to catch up to grocery stores to make the shopping experience easier by using technology to suggest an item to go with another or inform a shopper when an item goes on sale based on historical shopping data. "It is easier for a computer to suggest something than a person," she said. "So when a customer looks at a top or bottom, a computer can upsell a host of items that go with it." She cited Nordstrom, famous for using its customer books to upsell, for taking a leading role in combining computers and shopping.
In the past several years, retailers have taken advantage of customer information through loyalty programs and private label credit cards. But now, technology will help retailers take it to the next level.
Paul Bellask, a partner at Karabus Management Inc., a Toronto-based retail and consumer product industry consulting firm, said wireless technology already is helping retailers. Handheld devices expedite a salesperson's efforts to find the item for which a customer is looking, as well as its price.
In-store kiosks, while hardly the omnipresent factor that ATMs might be, can pair a registered customer with merchandise in stock and even customize suggestions according to fashion preferences.
But finding the right fit is often the greatest obstacle in purchasing, and Fitme.com is addressing it with Size Genie, which allows customers to determine whether a given garment will fit them or even someone for whom they're purchasing a gift.
Ram Srinivasan, the chief executive, said he is in discussions with major retailers and hopes to have an impact on the estimated $28 billion lost in merchandise returns. Srinivasan said he is hoping to have signed deals and have both online and brick and mortar retailers operational on the service in the next 2 to 3 months.
While these technologies are developing, the digital age has already arrived for some. Prada opened its vision of techno chic in its SoHo store in 2001. Antennas hidden in dressing rooms pick up an RFID tag on each piece of merchandise and automatically display its silhouette on a touch-screen monitor that also reports what other sizes and colors might be available. Prada staffers have Staff Device Interaction machines that scan data from merchandise and allows the sales associate to show related runway footage or product information on any of the store's plasma screens.
Customers at American Eagle's New York and Santa Monica flagships can try on an outfit, strut before a digital camera and then e-mail a friend for suggestions.
Consumers also can have their chinos and jeans custom-made at Lands' End's Web site by entering specific measurements. Called Lands' End Custom, it is an online personal tailor that is available 24 hours a day to help the site's users craft their own pants by answering questions about their style and fit preferences. The customized items are slated to be delivered in three to four weeks and are accompanied by the Lands' End unconditional guarantee. Customer-made clothing does come at a steeper price, $54 a pair, compared with the $29.50 it charges for jeans and $35 for chinos.
Peter Weil, senior vice president at Retail Forward, noted that a growing number of retailers are now using computer technology to create optimal assortments and even arrange fixtures on the selling floor. Technology can help stores compensate for centralized buying, too, by enabling large chains to custom-assort stores to reflect anything from the local climate to the demographic and psychographic composition of the neighborhood.
Amanda Thomas is marketing manager at Marketmax, which works with retailers such as Kohl's, Charlotte Russe Holding, Eddie Bauer, The Finish Line, Marks & Spencer, ShopKo Stores, The Spiegel Group and The Sports Authority. She views technology's promise in relatively simple terms: "As a retailer, you want the right amount of product in the right store at the right time. You want to make sure your customer is getting a basketball during basketball season and shoes for back-to-school."
Over the next 10 years, the retail industry will be at the point where a store can identify each customer when she walks into a store. The retailer will welcome her with perhaps a handheld device or loyalty smart card with a wireless chip in it that is particular to the individual customer, can track where she goes — up and down each aisle or if she heads to a particular department — and can send out customized marketing based on past shopping patterns. Imagine: That cell phone may not be just a friendly call making plans for dinner, but rather an alert telling you your favorite sweater is on sale or the latest spring colors have just arrived in aisle two.
"Our world is coming to life. Not just the grass and flowers of spring, but our clothes, our closets and drawers and our appliances, as well. The future is more than the ugly robot from the television series 'Lost in Space' yelling, 'Danger, danger! Will Robinson.' It's about everything we own or would consider owning offering a hand to help us through the day," Accenture's Ferguson said.


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HAWAIIAN Punch Brian Viloria wants to prove he still has the desire to be an elite fighter.
A former two-division world champion, Viloria will be meeting one-time world title challenger Jose Afredo Zuniga of Mexico in a 10-round non-title fight to be held Saturday night at the Venetian Hotel's Cotai Arena in Macau.
After losing his WBA and WBO flyweight belts to another Mexican Juan Francisco Estrada April of last year also in Macau, Viloria has tallied one victory by scoring an uninspiring 10-round decision win over Juan Herrera of Colombia last March in Las Vegas.
"In my last fight I think I disappointed myself. Laid off the pedal a little too much after the last few rounds. I knew I got that in the bag I just needed to follow through," said Viloria "It's just that understanding that you have what it takes and you really haven't performed to the best of your ability."
The 25-year-old Zuniga (11-5-1, 5 knockouts) seems to be the kind of fighter Viloria needs to fight as the Mexican is coming off a disputable 12-round majority decision loss to Peruvian Alberto Rossel in a battle for the interim WBA light flyweight crown held September of 2013 in Lima, Peru.
"I really want to get back in there and show to everybody that I still have that fire, the passion the drive to continue to become a world champion," said Viloria.
Beyond the Zuniga fight, Viloria is hoping to get a chance to regain the belts he lost to Estrada.
"It's something I've aimed at even during the start of the year. We tried to contact them but they turned down our offers every time," revealed Viloria" I have to be patient in order for me to go after him. Hopefully our road will cross again. I can't really force everything on their end."
Viloria's bout opposite Zuniga will serve as the undercard of main eventer Guillermo Rigondeaux of Cuba who will stake his WBA and WBO superbantamweight crown against Sod Kokietgym of Thailand.
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Seth Hoy: Advocates warn that Romney's continued relationship with famed anti-immigrant hawk Kris Kobach is killing future support from Latino voters, especially in key states like New Mexico, Nevada, Colorado and Florida.
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Michele Waslin: Confirming what advocates had reported, while the overall number of deportations has increased, the actual numbers of deportations of terrorists, national security threats, and criminals have declined.
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TV Ratings: NBC scales Friday 'Mountain'
'Secrets of the Mountain' helps NBC to overall win and split with ABC in the demo
Fast National ratings for Friday, April 16, 2010.
NBC got solid returns for the two-hour backdoor pilot "Secrets of the Mountain," which carried the network to Friday night wins.
Meanwhile, although CBS' "Miami Medical" continues to draw acceptable overall numbers, the procedural keeps dipping in the 18-49 demo.
For the night, both ABC and NBC averaged a 1.3 rating in the key 18-49 demographic. FOX and CBS were close behind with a 1.1 rating. The CW's 0.7 rating was fifth.
Overall, NBC averaged an estimated 7.045 million viewers and a 4.4 rating/8 share, solidly ahead of the 3.6/7 for CBS. ABC's 2.9/5 was third, with FOX's 2.1/4 following. The CW's 1.1/2 trailed.
NBC started the night in first with a 4.6/9 for "Secrets of the Mountain," which averaged 7.5 million viewers and a 1.3 demo rating. CBS' "Ghost Whisperer" repeat was second with a 3.0/6, beating repeats of ABC's "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" and FOX's "House," which tied for fourth. The CW's new "Smallville" had a 1.2/2 and averaged 1.84 million viewers and a 0.7 demo rating, all down from last week.
"Secrets of the Mountain" improved to a 4.9/9 for NBC, up to 8.24 million viewers and a 1.4 demo rating in the 9 p.m. hour. CBS' "Medium" repeat was second with a 3.2/6. ABC's new "Jamie Oliver's Food Revolution" did only a 2.7/5 overall, but tied with NBC for first in the demo. FOX's "Kitchen Nightmares" repeat had a 2.1/4 for fourth. The CW's "America's Next Top Model" repeat trailed.
In the 10 p.m. hour, CBS' "Miami Medical" had a 4.5/8 to win the hour overall. "Miami Medical" averaged 6.78 million viewers and a 1.2 rating in the demo, both numbers that have dropped consecutive weeks since the premiere. ABC's "20/20" was second for the hour with a 3.8/7 and won the hour in the demo with a 1.4 rating. "Dateline NBC" wasn't far off in third.
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Did You Accept the Daily Design Challenge?
- By Jad Limcaco
- January 2nd, 2010
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A little over a week ago, an article that I wrote was published on Smashing Magazine entitled, Design Something Every Day!1
This post was a challenge for all designers to design something daily for the entire 2010. The post actually generated a lot of great response from the design community and there are a lot of people who have decided to make it part of their New Year's resolution.
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"Your walk talks and your talk walks, but your walk talks louder than your talk talks."
In case you don't understand what that means, it simply is a quote saying that what we practice speaks more to people than what we preach. I knew that when I started this challenge, there were people who were going to be a little skeptical and they were going to see if I participated in my own challenge. Well, I wanted to put my money where my mouth is so on December 31st, I decided to jump in and take on the challenge as well.
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I have already started and so far, I have three designs that I have posted. I also decided that it would be a lot easier to have a theme for the blog, so for January, this is my theme: I will design a typography based design based on a quote using one of my favorite fonts. By the way, please feel free to leave a comment and subscribe to the Design Informer Daily365 feed.
Here are the three designs that I have done so far:
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I just wanted to give everyone a few words of advice regarding the daily designs.
- Use the #daily3652 hashtag so people can see your design.
- Please don't spam the hashtag with you designs. Please only post your design once. I guess retweeting other people's designs is okay.
- It would be good if you had some type of comment system where you post your work. That way, if someone wanted to compliment your work or leave some constructive feedback, they can do so.
- If you have some free time, check out the other people's designs as well and leave feedback. No bashing please! I understand that a lot of beginners are taking the challenge so their design skills might not yet be up to par with yours. As a design community, we should all support each other.
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Just two days into the challenge and I have already seen some terrific designs. Here are a few that have already caught my eye and are worth checking out.
Oddmotion – a daily video3 Link
Face Meets Wall – Getting Up After Hitting the Creative Wall Link
Design It Daily4 Link
Briansaar – Make Something Every Day6 Link
Subject to Change Link
365 Logo Project8 Link
Foomandoonian Daily36510 Link
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The above designs are just some designs that I collected in a short time. I'm sure there are a lot more awesome designs out there that I haven't seen, so if you weren't included, please don't get discouraged or offended.
Have you participated in the challenge? Please leave a comment below and leave a link to your blog or where you have your daily design. Try to leave a full comment. If you just attach the link, Akismet might automatically classify you as spam and we might not be able to see your designs.
Remember, we will do a giant round-up of the top designs over at Smashing Magazine12 so don't forget to add your link below. This will be an easy way for us to keep track of the daily designs.
Thank you for reading this post and participating in the challenge. If you enjoyed this post, please retweet it and give it a bump below. You can also subscribe13 to Design Informer and follow us on Twitter14.
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- 1 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2009/12/22/design-something-every-day/
- 2 http://twitter.com/#search?q=%23daily365
- 3 http://oddmotion.tumblr.com/
- 4 http://designitdaily.tumblr.com/
- 5 http://designitdaily.tumblr.com/
- 6 http://www.briansaar.com/
- 7 http://www.briansaar.com/
- 8 http://365logoproject.posterous.com/
- 9 http://365logoproject.posterous.com/
- 10 http://foomandoonian.posterous.com/tag/daily365
- 11 http://foomandoonian.posterous.com/tag/daily365
- 12 https://www.smashingmagazine.com/
- 13 http://feeds.feedburner.com/design-informer
- 14 http://twitter.com/designinformer
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Jessie M. Ates, 78, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 15, 2006.
Memorial services will be at 1 p.m. Friday in Memorial Park Cemetery East Mausoleum with Nathaniel Cantly, pastor of North Heights Church of Christ, officiating. Arrangements are by Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 E. Interstate 40.
Mrs. Ates was born Aug. 6, 1927, in Tyler to Fred C. and Leona Thompson. Jessie married Bennie E. Ates in 1944, and they moved to Amarillo in 1951. She worked as a nurse at St. Anthony's Hospital and was retired after 34 years.
Survivors include a daughter, Stella Glasco of Amarillo; two brothers, Thasus Thompson of Denver and Francis Thompson of Tinton Falls, N.J.; a sister, Doris J. Bradford of Aurora, Colo.; and two granddaughters.
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It's sort of like Christmas in January. There will be lots of bright, shiny objects and more than a few good things in small packages. There's glitter, there's buzz and there's a swarm of people scurrying from here to there and back again.
It's time for the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show, known as CES to you and me. Early bird bean counters are saying attendance will be up by 10,000, meaning you should be ready to share cell-phone bandwidth with about 130,000 of your compatriots this week.
Several people have asked me what I think will make news at CES this year. I tell them to look for tablet computers, 3-D television and gaming and mobility. I'm sure there are companies out there that will manage to combine all three into one ultimate smart phone (and you won't need special glasses to see the 3-D action).
It's just a hunch, but I predict any attempt to jam those three technologies into one gadget will flop.
There will be many potential competitors to the Apple iPad, but I don't see any of them being a real short-term threat. That noisy grinding sound you hear in the distance is the iPad 2 rumor mill. Apple won't be at CES; it doesn't play well with others. But Steve Jobs and his cohorts somehow always manage to be in the front of the room while other companies play follow the leader.
I'm heading to The Venetian to collect the final parts of my credentials. My first CES event happens this afternoon, when the Consumer Electronics Association, the nonprofit group staging the show, briefs the press on the state of its industry, both in the United States and worldwide.
I'll then spend the rest of this week at CES-related events and on the CES show floor. I'll see the prototypes, play with the latest renditions and share with you what you may be seeing under your Christmas tree in the coming years.
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I began researching families in 1995 when my grandmother, Nancy Louise (Wilson) Myers, passed away. She had been a member of the National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution, which started these searches, and this information is required for admission. She encouraged all four of her granddaughters to enter and had given each of us copies of her certificate, the application papers, as well as, all the corresponding research. Now, I have become addicted to this little hobby and cannot stop. I do this in her memory, "Family will always be the most important part of your life."
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Babytown Cemetery in Evansville is a very old cemetery and no longer accepts burials as far as I can tell. But I learned from an obituary that Mr. George Myers was cremated, so maybe his ashes are scattered there? Are you family? Can you give me any information why "Babytown" is listed as the burial location?
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Ms. Roberts:
It is a shame that the John Daye grave and the meeting house grounds have been lost to so called progress. I had also thought of contacting the local DAR group about the idea of a roadside memorial for the both. In KY, a roadside memorial can have different text on both sides. It would be possible for one marker to commemorate both John Daye and the Meeting House Burial Grounds. But in KY they cost about $2,500 which must be paid by someone other than the state. I am willing to help a local group raise the money to do that if they take the lead. I am a licensed auctioneer and we could do a fund raising auction if local business owners fell short of making the contributions necessary. It is a process which takes time with both fund raising and state approval but it is a project of actual merit. Please let me know if you take any action on this. And I am assuming that you are probably a DAR member. Is that correct?
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Hi, Ms Roberts. My name is Robert Lewis Day ggggrandson of Jacob Kelly Day. Jacob is the nephew of John Day(e). His father was James Day
Jacob Died 1838. I'm hoping to find his burial site. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I live in Campbell county and If I can be of any help to you let me know. Thanks in advance for your time. Bob
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Dear Ms. Roberts - I have been doing some research on the Fonner family (my mother's maiden name), and in researching graves at Fairfield Cemetery, found two memorials at two different cemeteries which I believe are for the same person.
#76607809 shows Emiline Myers Fonner at Plainfield Cemetery, and 6088485 shows her at Fairfield. I have seen the marker at Fairfield, and I wondered if you could verify which cemetery she is actually buried at? All of your other information jives with mine, so I'm wondering if she had a pre-arranged plot with Mr. Howard at Plainfield, but when he died, and she remarried to Mr. Fonner, if she was then buried at Fairfield.
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What a giant disappointment your post was...Don't count me among the disgusted or broken-hearted. I am up 50% on a $50K investment. I think they are mostly doing everything right.
Stock dropping like a rock, based on conference call where it was revealed nothing much new in terms of long awaited TSA approvals. Everyone has gotten more than tired of waiting, and the stock price dropping today like a rock shows the truth!
If you think that a BB stock dropping 5% on less than 90% average daily volume is "dropping like a rock", I think you do not know much about trading BB stocks or stocks in general.I guess we are all entitled to our opinions. You opine that the stock is dropping like a rock using I do not know what criteria, and I opine that you do not know what you are talking about because you have supplied no criteria or accurate facts.I am not tired of waiting because I see indications is the comapny that point to my current 100% profit likely growing several times by the time I get out of this stock, and I am patient.
We're so happy for you and wish to share our sympathy for your meager financial position and dumb tactics. It only takes a few of this kind of 'investor' to kill any rally or stock momentum and it sure kills the charts too. Guess we're stuck with this mentality until truly major news shows.
John, honestly, do you think your whiny repetative, boring and ludicrous post have ANY bearing on those investors here? Just buy the stock for the fair price it is now, why are you trying (and failing miserably) to convince people to sell? If you're shorting you're dumber than you sound. Have you thought seriously about Lithium?


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If the decision to close a business is well thoughtout, it can make things much easier on the business owner. Though this is not the optimum situation, there are things that can be done to help the owner wind down the business and mitigate any losses.
Closing will be hard, financially and emotionally. An owner will be dealing with feelings of failure. Additionally, without a well thought out plan, an owner might have to liquidate assets quickly, which inevitability reduces their value. The more thorough your plan, the better you will be able to protect your assets and your mental health, so mapping out a good strategy is critical.
First, make a list of liabilities that the business has and that the owner might be responsible for personally. Taxes and government obligations should be looked at closely. Many of these government liabilities are carried through to the owner, and some of them have criminal penalties associated with failure to make payments. Check with your CPA and attorney to help you prioritize them and get the appropriate legal advice.
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If you have a retail shop for example, the business inventory will typically be the asset with the most value. To maximize the value he receives, a retailer should consider having a going out of business sale. These types of sales can be very effective. There are companies that for a fee will help you put on a going out of business sale. In my experience these sales are a real blessing for a retail business that has a significant amount of inventory. As one retailer I know said "if our sales were like this all the time we wouldn't be going out of business."
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We base our primary program, Expanding Your Horizons, on the following assumptions: * In order to increase the participation of women in mathematics, science, engineering, and technology careers, there must be an increase in the pool of qualified women. * In order for young women to have the option to enter mathematics, science, engineering, and technology careers, they need to choose to take the appropriate mathematics and science courses in school. * In order to increase the participation of girls in mathematics classes, we need intervention strategies that nurture enjoyment and confidence in mathematics, connect the value of mathematics to career opportunities, provide career role models, and actively encourage girls to persevere in mathematics courses. Since 1976, the Network has licensed and coordinated Expanding Your Horizons activities where young women in grades 6 through 12 are encouraged to persevere in math and science and to enter math-based careers. Our program works by bringing girls together to do hands-on workshops with women role models who work with math everyday. Since 1976, over 550,000 young women have learned about the joys of math-based activities at Expanding your Horizons conferences. Each year, the Network licenses and supports EYH conferences for girls at 100 sites around the country.
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I have been involved with the EYH organization for more than 30 years,both at the national and at the local level. The 1-day conferences held at approximately 100 different sites reaches many thousands of middle and high school girls each year. The girls are introduced to STEM careers that they might never have otherwise heard about, and they discover that math and science can be interesting, challenging, and fun. The EYH Network has an enormous impact and does this with a very limited budget. Many volunteers all over the country work to make these conferences successful.
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The Expanding Your Horizons network provides hands-on outreach to girls in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by engaging members of the professional community. It's incredibly motivating for girls to have the opportunity to see first-hand the benefits of concerted academics in these areas, but it's even more rewarding as the adult reaching out to these girls. Instigating that spark of interest can often mean the difference between a girl throwing in the towel in the face of a difficult math class, versus giving it all she's got. It's one of the most directly effective organizations I've had the pleasure of working with.
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One of my best experiences was having a middle-school girl who thought she wanted to be a hairdresser (?!!) come up to me and express her newfound interest in computers. She hadn't previously realized how social computer engineering could be!
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The Expanding Your Horizons network has been around for over 30 years and holds workshops at universities around the world. If I could change one thing, it would be to *increase awarness* of the opportunities provided by getting involved!
What I've enjoyed the most about my experience with this nonprofit is...
...the incredible reward that stems from having an impact on a young girl's future.
The kinds of staff and volunteers that I met were...
...exciting, motivated, engaging STEM professionals from diverse backgrounds, all eager to show off the benefits of careers that are typically dominated by men.
If this organization had 10 million bucks, it could...
...provide resources for even more conferences around the world, increase awareness, and extend outreach to even more underprivileged girls.
Ways to make it better...
...there were even more opportunities to interact with girls closer to my location
In my opinion, the biggest challenges facing this organization are...
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Explore and build fantastical worlds with your friends in Deepworld, a cloud-based MMO coming to Mac, iOS, and Windows.
This project's funding goal was not reached on May 17, 2012.
Deepworld is getting all kinds of fun new features, just in time for our backers to come join the fun in a couple of weeks! We've added avatar customization, achievements, lots of new items, and we're close to finishing our awesome custom sign builder so you can label your fine creations. More is coming, too, and we'll keep you posted! Thanks for your continued support!
We've been working hard to make Deepworld more fun and social than ever; our latest features let you follow your friends and teleport across the entire universe! We think it really differentiates Deepworld from other sandbox games. You don't have to just read about other peoples' creations - you can literally go visit them (and say hi to the creator!)
Deepworld is a 2D crafting adventure game with a persistent, online sandbox universe just waiting for you to explore! It's built in the cloud, so you can join up with your friends at any time to journey through the depths, create new worlds, or visit other players' fabulous creations - on your Mac, iOS devices, and PC (and hopefully Android, too!)
We at Bytebin Studios have been working on Deepworld for six months, and it's almost ready for Mac beta! We just need your help to really rock it out over the next few months while we do battle with servers, chaos, and dwindling supplies of ramen noodles. We promise you're going to have a blast in the game!
Check out our YouTube channel for more in-depth looks at the gameplay.
"Deepworld looks really fascinating, and it's a title we will probably be proud to have on Mac and iOS." -TUAW
"I'm really excited to see what three bright-eyed indie developers can pull off with Deepworld." -TouchGen
A year ago, the three of us built a Minecraft server on the cloud and lost some quality time to creepers, wildfires, and sheep. It was tons of fun, but the whole server setup experience was difficult, expensive, and hard to maintain. And we do computer stuff for a living! We thought, "What if there was a cloud-based sandbox game? That would be Super Duper Fun!" And then we thought, why not build one?
We've been developing Deepworld since September of 2011, most of it part-time while we work "real" programming jobs. We've made awesome progress and we have learned a ton.
Deepworld is already on the cloud, with auto-upgrading game clients ready to begin distribution to beta users. We've played with dozens of players at once without a hitch, and our architecture is ready to scale much, much farther than that.
In its current state, the game features:
Deepworld is already a blast to play, but we have a lot more in store! Our roadmap for the future is ambitious and exciting:
We've come a long way since September, but now that the game is close to launch we want to dedicate our full attention to it. We're going full-time on this beast and we could use your help to buy a little ramen here and there! We also have a bunch of other miscellaneous expenses: audio design, legal fees, server costs, etc.
We love the Kickstarter community, and in backing other projects we've seen project owners make great progress due to backer involvement. We've already seen great ideas in our game forums, and we know that Kickstarter would amplify that by a ton!
As a backer, you will get early membership to the game ($5 estimated value) and private access to Kickstarter-exclusive worlds. Everybody will get their membership around the same time (June) - any estimated dates listed later are for the bonus rewards only.
We hope you find Deepworld as exciting an idea as we do. It really is almost ready to launch, and we hope you can help back our dreams to the next level!
For more information, check out these resources:
Both Mac and iOS versions use mostly the same code (we're using the awesome Cocos2D framework), but we've been working mainly on polishing the Mac version. Our iOS beta should begin a couple of months after Deepworld is stable on Mac, so hopefully that means mid-summer 2012.
We've had a lot of people asking for a Windows version, so we're making it a priority to begin work on it this summer! We hope we can have an alpha out not long after our iOS version is released.
It is planned, but the first few months of releases will focus on multiplayer only.
Nearly every item in the world can be mined and repurposed through the crafting system. However, other players can protect their creations with special devices or by purchasing private worlds, so there are some limitations; however, there will always be new, non-protected worlds to explore.
Yes, although they may be fairly basic in the beginning. We will add lots of baddies and other NPCs as development continues, though!
Deepworld shares gameplay elements with Minecraft and Terraria; in fact, it was directly inspired by Minecraft, which in turn was inspried by Infiniminer, and so forth (and believe it or not, we've never played Terraria - but it does look very fun!)
Deepworld is partly a love letter to the sandbox genre, but we think we're innovating hard and fast in many unique ways. Our game is truly massively multiplayer, a persistent online sandbox universe of a scale not seen since Second Life, and across desktop and mobile platforms, to boot. It features changeable world ecosystems, skill-based crafting, and steam power. It will soon have mini-games like capture the flag and freeze tag, and we have awesome plans for dynamic and player-manipulatable music. We really think you'll enjoy it!
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Comment posted Council issues prompt response on Martha Payne's NeverSeconds clampdown by Robert Wakeham.
Easy to assume someone of British professorial standing, but across the pond (and maybe elsewhere) it seems that the term is used as loosely as the description 'city'.
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- 'reasoned debate' – and you talk about 'cheap stunts', Prof, but won't elaborate?
- It's the 'cheap stunt' remark that I'd like you to clarify, but you're clearly a busy man. Hope the imbibing doesn't colour your opinions too much.
- So tell us how you know that 'he was told to do that', that the the SNP spin machine was responsible for the wording. Tell us what you consider to have been a 'cheap stunt', and why. No axe to grind? – come off it, IanFraser
- Without trying to 'whitewash' the new council, it doesn't look to me as if Roddy McCuish did fail his 'baptism of fire' – given his very recent ascendancy to the council leadership, his inheritance of both a damaged public relations office and some senior staff who might have been far too cosy with the 'old guard', and the fact that the affair blew up in his face just before the weekend. I think that this coming week might be a bigger test of the whole administration, albeit less in the public eye.
- Gus, your comments have now reached the stage where they seem to be going round in circles, and I for one am getting confused about where you're coming from. As far as I can guess it's based on resentment at the SNP being the main group in the new council, and on arranging and re-arranging (or ignoring) events and facts to fit your party political convictions. The trouble is, sometimes facts can't just be conveniently ordered to fit.
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- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
I see the Arran is now a couple of hours out of Ardrossan on the long trek around Scotland to drydock in Aberdeen – a good deal further, and even more time consuming, than the trip to Birkenhead.
Meanwhile, a short trip up the Clyde at Govan, there are three abandoned dry docks – intact but for their gates – lying derelict.
It's a strange world.
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
That sounds a bit like the 'smart' gear selector on the West Coast Citylink buses – mechanically it's a manual gearbox, but controlled by a system that senses when it's time to change gear, thus saving fuel compared with a traditional auto change (but often unable to make its mind up which gear to select ascending the hill at the back of Cairndow).
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All joking apart, Malcolm, the environment in Business Class might be a lot more conducive to getting on with the work – thus, in fact, cost effective and not an extravagance.
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
For anyone interested in the trials & tribulations of Calmac, there's news this afternoon that the 'technical' issue on the Skye – Uist triangular service today is actually due to the 'Hebrides' failing to stop upon arrival at Lochmaddy from Uig.
Apparently she collided with both pontoons and the seabed, but no-one was injured and the hull is reportedly still intact. Services cancelled for today & tomorrow, and it'll be interesting to see the knock-on effect on operations and – maybe more importantly – whether there's a pattern to these accidents.
- With Heb Isles in for repairs, CalMac charters replacement vessel to reduce underprovision for Islay
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AWalk Through Bethlehem, at the Lake City Football Field in Lake City will be held Dec. 2, 3 and 4 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. each night. Admission is free, but donations will gladly be accepted to support the Jim Ed Lawson Basket Fund which assists less fortunate families in the area. This ministry will proceed regardless of the weather.
A motorcycle rider lost his life on Thanksgiving Day.
Last Thursday, at approximately 9:09 p.m., Donald L. Heck of LaFollette died in a motorcycle accident. Heck was driving a 1980 Harley Davidson northbound on Demory Road, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol fatality report.
Heck lost control of the motorcycle on a right hand curve, based on the report. The vehicle veered off the roadway on the left side and struck a guardrail.
THP Trooper Larry Skeen investigated the crash. There were no other injuries reported. Heck, 50, was wearing a helmet.
With the end of the year in sight, the LaFollette Medical Foundation made its final disbursements last week.
St. Mary's Medical Center of Campbell County was awarded $110,000 for a digital mammography unit. This is one-half of the estimated cost for the equipment. In August representatives from the hospital appeared before the board and asked for the $220,000 to fund the purchase. However, at that meeting the foundation didn't allot the money to the hospital. But last Tuesday, the foundation took action.
Toby Young's sister has been using drugs for years. It started as prescription drug abuse and eventually led to more accessible, cheaper substances like methamphetamine.
"It affects me more and more, every time I talk to my sister," said Young about the impact meth use has on an entire family.
This is one of the reasons Young and Jonathan LuAllen founded the I Hate Meth organization.
In two weeks LuAllen and Young have worked harder than ever before.
A box in the lobby of Jellico town hall is quickly filling up with warm jackets.
It's for a coat drive- a project that has never been done by the municipality. But a project Mayor Les Stiers said is needed in the Jellico community.
On Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the donated coats will hang on racks for people in need to come and choose from.
Stiers said the coats have been outgrown and discarded. They have been cleaned and prepared for the coat drive by several women in the community.
Following a hefty lineup of Christmas events is another round of cheerful activity being offered next weekend. From Jellico to LaFollette, two scheduled events are being offered.
Christmas in the City at Seargeant Park in LaFollette will be held on Dec. 11 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Crafters and food vendors will line the street of South Tennessee Avenue.
Beginning at 6 p.m. there will be a Christmas tree lighting and music. A community choir will lead Christmas carols during the festivities. James Freeman has offered to emcee The Christmas Story for the audience.
The Jellico High School boy's varsity basketball team held its own last week while competing against much larger schools in the Grizzly Classic at Grainger County.
Blue Devil forwards Cody Malicoat and Michael Smith scored 15 points each during a 62-61 loss to eventual tournament champion Seymour on Nov. 23. Brent Ayers chipped in 13 points for Jellico, followed by Lee England and Dustin Smiddy with 5 each, Ethan Shelley 4, Tyler Bolton 3 and Chris Lay 1.
A LaFollette Police Officer has been suspended without pay as the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation looks into his alleged conduct.
Tony Rucker, a seven year veteran of the department was placed on unpaid leave last week pending the outcome of the investigation, said LPD Captain Jack Widener.
Rucker stands accused of possibly taking bribe, according to Widener.
In recent middle school basketball action, LaFollette's varsity girls defeated Horace Maynard, 49-28, on Monday, Nov. 29. Kendra King scored 13 points for the Lady Owls, followed by Katie Hamblin and Amber Guy with 12 each, Sissy Bailey 5, Ashley Whited 3, Kasi Phillips and Isabella Luna 2 each. Megan Winstead had 11 points for HMMS.
The Lady Owls' junior varsity team fell, 28-20. Phillips and Luna scored 6 points each, while Rachel Heatherly had 4, Megan Muggridge and Savannah Goins 2 each.
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Please fix your workflow to NOT answer 'y' to git's question about what message your patch series is in-reply-to. It incorrectly threads your message. For that matter, if you upgrade to a newer version of git, git will automatically reject attempts to answer 'y', as it is not a valid in-reply-to setting. On 09/17/2013 08:50 AM, hzguanqiang gmail com wrote: > From: Guan Qiang <hzguanqiang corp netease com> > > The patches add support for setting/getting blkio read/write bps/iops > throttle per-device with blkio cgroup. > > Aline Manera (3): > Add https protocol support for cdrom disk > Add ftps protocol support for cdrom disk > Add tftp protocol support for cdrom disk While Aline's patches are probably worth applying, I think they are unrelated to your patches, and probably should not have been posted as part of this series. If you are testing the merge of more than one series, you can use 'git send-email -2' to send just a two-patch series even if you have more than two patches applied on top of the upstream commit. -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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On Tap for Today: Opening day specials, tickets and Doobie Brothers
Now that all the hidden Easter eggs have been found -- you did find them all, right? -- it's time to move on to more pressing concerns. It's April Fools' Day.
But that doesn't mean we're kidding about events happening today. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
2014 Milwaukee Film Festival will include focus on Mexico
Films from Mexico will be featured in the 2014 Milwaukee Film Festival's Passport program, it was announced Tuesday.
"Passport: Mexico" will show eight films, including dramas, documentaries and comedies, highlighting "the culture, politics and people," said festival artistic and executive director Jonathan Jackson. The program will portray "a deeper, more well-rounded view of our neighbors to the south," he said. »Read Full Article(3)
New York designer Cesar Galindo brings fashion to Milwaukee runway, Skylight's 'Cinderella'
Skylight Music Theatre brought the New York runway to Milwaukee on Thursday, as a group of about 100 fashion and theatre enthusiasts gathered for an evening with fashion designer Cesar Galindo. Galindo, who is designing the costumes for Skylight's upcoming production of Rossini's "Cinderella," revealed both his sketches for the show and a preview of the fall collection from his "Czar" line of women's clothing.
In addition to his own line, Galindo contracts for big labels, such as Dolce and Gabana and L.A.M.B., Gwen Stefani's contemporary women's collection. He was also a contestant on Bravo's reality show "The Fashion Show: Ultimate Collection" in 2010. »Read Full Article
'The Kills' a massive novel about dirty deeds in Iraq
If you'd like to immerse yourself in a novel during your August vacation, and if you're skeptical of a world in which private contractors get away with dirty deeds outside the reach of the law, let me introduce you to Richard House's "The Kills," which Picador will publish Aug. 5 in the U.S.
Published in England in 2013 and long-listed for the Man Booker Prize, "The Kills" is an interlocking set of four novels under a single cover. It centers on a Brit named John Jacob Ford, who under the name Sutler has taken a contract in Iraq for a shady multinational. On virtually a moment's notice, Sutler is directed to disappear -- a multimillion-dollar swindle is about to be exposed, and in return for taking the public fall and going underground, Sutler/Ford will be rewarded with hefty cash in a bank account. His escape, his difficulties trying to access the account, and an intense, multinational hunt for him drive much of the action. »Read Full Blog Post
A special dog finds a home with Skylight artisan
Hank had a rough start in life, including the loss of a paw, but he's found a home with Lisa Schlenker, properties director of the Skylight Music Theatre. Hank comes to work with her in her shop. »Read Full Article
Top of the Charts: A third Magic! week at No. 1
There is no change this week at the top of the Billboard Hot 100, so Magic! finds itself celebrating its third week at No. 1. Don't be rude, and watch the video for the debut hit single below. Then see which songs were on top this week back in 2005, 1995, 1985 and 1975.
No. 1 hit Aug. 4, 2014 »Read Full Blog Post
On Tap Today: Monday at the movies
Oh, Monday. You hold the promise of a new week.
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Police are investigating the hit and run death of a man in a wheelchair in Atlantic City.
The victim, Daniel Tavarez, 45, was struck about 9:30 p.m. Monday while in the crosswalk at the intersection Route 30 and Pennsylvania Avenue, said acting Atlantic County Prosecutor Jim McClain.
The driver fled, but police later located the vehicle believed to have been involved in the deadly collision in Atlantic City, McClain said in a statement.