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I stumbled across project 333 a few months ago when I first started taking a serious look at all of the stuff I had stashed around the house. I love the idea of pushing yourself to see just how little you really need. Plus I could honestly use a little help in the clothing department. I love sales and have been known to shop for entertainment and so my rather large closet is rather full (the bar was once pulled out of the wall from the sheer weight of the hangers, ugh). I have already donated at least a bag and a half of clothing and my closet still feels cramped. So I've decided it's time for drastic measures.
I'm taking the plunge.
I'm joining project 333.
If you don't know what it is I suggest starting here. But basically it was started by Courtney Carver and the point is to dress using only 33 items for 3 months. Underwear, socks, in-home lounge wear and exercise wear traditionally don't count. However I have decided to count my exercise wear and instead make my barn clothes exempt. I'm a horse girl and live in the same house as my Dad who is allergic, so I can't wear anything that goes to the barn in the house. That means having doubles of things like jeans and coats that would quickly eat up my 33 items. I have also decided not to count shoes or jewelry this round as I already have them down to a reasonable number. The last exemption is my scrubs; I work at a vet's office and have to keep a few pairs on hand because you never know what nasty things you will be cleaning up. I figure most nurses don't count scrubs, so neither will I. After all it's not like I'm wearing them around for the sake of fashion.
I have my list almost done and will be fine tuning it tonight before the project's start tomorrow. I will post the list tomorrow and will hopefully have a group shot for you at some point.
Anyone else feel like joining in?
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Project 333
I stumbled across project 333 a few months ago when I first started taking a serious look at all of the stuff I had stashed around the house. I love the idea of pushing yourself to see just how little you really need. Plus I could honestly use a little help in the clothing department. I love sales and have been known to shop for entertainment and so my rather large closet is rather full (the bar was once pulled out of the wall from the sheer weight of the hangers, ugh). I have already donated at least a bag and a half of clothing and my closet still feels cramped. So I've decided it's time for drastic measures.
Friday, 28 September 2012
Starting a Meditation Practice
This week however I have been starting again. It hasn't been easy, the term 'monkey mind' has always suited my scattered brain, but it hasn't felt like so much of a struggle and each time I have been surprised that my timer went off so quickly. So I have decided that I will meditate every day this month, increasing my time by 1 minute each day (I'm at 6 minutes so far). I'm hoping to get to the point that I can consistently meditate for 20 minutes straight. I'll let you know how it goes by checking in once a week and thereby holding myself accountable too.
I'd love to hear about anyone else's practice!
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Seeds ahoy!
I've recently fallen in love with gathering seeds and last week I finally packaged up my basil seeds. They seemed to take forever to dry but they are definitely worth it.
I want to grow basil in my kitchen through the winter so I started a handful of seeds on some paper towel and was thrilled to find this morning that they have sprouted. They are just tiny white sprouts right now but they are growing!
Thursday, 20 September 2012
It's fall!
Wandering through the garden this morning it hit me. It is actually fall.
The summer has gone by quickly (don't they always) and in the blink of an eye the leaves have changed and there is a chill in the air.
I love fall, probably the most of all of the seasons. The weather is perfect, not too hot, not too cold and not too rainy. The colours are beautiful. It is a moment of peace before the craziness of the holiday season descends on us. I love it!
What is your favorite thing about fall?
Wednesday, 19 September 2012
Confessions of a Garden Anarchist
This little raised bed produces so much and asks so little. The very sight of it makes me smile. The plants practically spill out over the sides. It is bursting with life.
I have to confess I am a low maintenance gardener. I water regularly, weed rarely and have yet to mulch (don't worry I will). I have always loved the look of a garden that is bursting with life. Weeds do not bother me, in fact some of them are delicious.
My favorite gardens are the old, English, walled gardens that have been allowed to grow wild. I love the sense of contained chaos in these gardens. I think that is why I love this garden. The structure of the raised box contrasts perfectly with the vivaciousness of the chard and it makes my heart sing.
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Tomato Love
'Homemade is better' is something that has been proved to me again and again, whether it's bread, jam, cake, hats, bags, etc, etc, etc. And the message has been driven home yet again by the cherry tomatoes growing on my back deck.
They are easily the best tomatoes I have ever eaten. They taste like summer. They are so good in fact that I practically have to fight the dog off just to get to them. Everyone wants a piece of these tomatoes.
So being the aspiring urban farmer that I am, I harvested seeds from a handful of tomatoes the other day and cannot wait to grow a small army of these fantastic plants next year.
I am loving my time in the garden and the sense of connection that growing your own food gives. What has been your most successful crop?
Tuesday, 4 September 2012
Dreaming Big
First let me set the stage. The sun is warm on my back, I can hear birds, I can smell flowers. I've built the tiny house. I've found a piece of land, doesn't matter where. My home is surrounded by gardens. But not just gardens, a veritable forest of flowers, herbs, fruits and vegetables. I can get to town (or something resembling town) but I'm not in town.
Days are simple. Wake with the sun. Breakfast. Prepare for the day. Maybe I head off to work, maybe I work from home. Lunch. Dinner. Most of my food is grown here. Little flavour is lost when only travelling a few metres from ground to plate.
Chores are done out of love here. Love for the land and for the home. It no longer feels like work, it feels like stewardship.
For me the big dream is shrouded by mist. Sometimes the view changes. The landscape is shifted, the plants are different, the house changes. But dreams are meant to change, the fog is there to allow growth. It is needed. Dreams that stay the same soon grow stagnant. And this is not stagnant, this is warmth and calm, fulfilment and passion. This feels like home.
Hello World!
My hopes for this blog is to create a place to share ideas about food, health, gardening and simplicity. I hope to create a community for like minded people to share tips, ideas and support.
I am very excited about growing this blog and finding a place in the already thriving veggie community. Here we go!


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It is the latest West End smash hit, a musical adaptation of Roald Dahl's Matilda every bit as surreal and twisted as the literary original about a bookish girl with extraordinary powers. But, above all, critics have praised one man for bringing Dahl's tale to life: an Australian with back-combed hair and a penchant for eye-makeup.
Newspaper critics have almost unanimously praised the Australian comedian Tim Minchin's lyrics and music for the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Matilda the Musical, which opened at the Cambridge Theatre in London on Thursday, after transferring from Stratford-upon-Avon. Those attending the production's opening night praised Minchin for his "genius" words, combined with a play adapted by the writer Dennis Kelly.
Now Minchin's spokesperson confirmed the comedian is set to write his own musical from scratch, something his high-profile fans will no doubt be looking forward to.
Downton Abbey's star Hugh Bonneville called Minchin a "genius". "It's amazing that he won the award the other night... I feel privileged to be here," he said.
The show won the Evening Standard award for best musical last weekend. It has since won rave reviews from newspapers including the Daily Mail – "a family fizzer" – and The Independent – which called it a "colourful riot".
Kelly said he wrote a "play with holes in it" for Minchin's songs. "I knew of Tim, but I hadn't seen his stuff and went to see a gig and found him brilliant," he said.
"We both know what we want, and neither one of us is the kind of person who will do what someone says... I couldn't have done it on my own. It was totally a combination of Tim and me."
Minchin said he was in a state of "disbelief" at the production's success. "It's incredibly exciting and all the things you might think of, and then add 80 per cent," he said.
The story follows Matilda, a child prodigy who reads classics including Dickens and Dostoevsky. She has telekinetic and psychic powers, but is bullied by her parents. Songs in the musical, which was also a huge success in Stratford, include "When I grow up", defined by accessible, repetitive lyrics: "When I grow up, I will be smart enough to answer all the questions that you need the answers to."
Talking previously about his creative process, Minchin said: "I've written lyrics to fit the script. There's themes that weave into stuff... You react to the text lyrically and then you react to the lyrics, musically... I try to be as pure as I can in interpreting the words.
"Dahl is daunting because everyone has an opinion on it," he continued. "When you talk to them about Matilda they say, 'Oh, this bit's my favourite'. Dahl is so iconic and within us all. We all grew up with him."
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His chiseled features are just too perfect to be a product of natural selection. You know that there's no way in hell that someone could have such a robust build and only be the pizza boy. So, you deduce that he is a godly enigma, a deity from heaven who's descended to fight against his brother, an equally handsome but malevolent being. Your observations reveal several key points about yourself.
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Three is merely a reiteration of the first observation. You cheeky fellow you.
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Steaph is thought to be the last Singer, of an ancient order dedicated to one purpose: preservation. Singers once shaped the world, carved the mountains, filled the seas, flecked the skies with white fire. Now they are but one. It is fabled in the Singer's ancient lore that the Phoenix will rise from fire and bring a new birth to their order and the dying world. Except a power hungry young prince has captured Steaph, nine moons with child, and sentences both to burn.
The house continued to burn. Panting heavily, each wretched breath worse than the last, she huddled in the corner of the room and begged the gods to save her babe.
Please, not such a fate for one young as this. Please. She would have been so beautiful…Let her breathe at least one breath of purity. I beg you my gods, hear me, do not let her live and die in fire. Please!
Gods oft did not listen. The putrid stench of scorching flesh filled her nostrils, her babe continued to wail. Screams drifted up the stairwell, dry voices rasping oaths to lost loves that none would hear save the damned. Her own brethren burned below, desperately punching and clawing on oaken planks which sealed each exit.
Futile. They barred the house when they heard my pain. Trapped inside, we are ants in a smoldering jar.
Already the house was filling with smoke; the cacophony of splintering wood, sizzling flesh, cries for mercy and useless poundings on windows long ago boarded shut was muffled by a heavy, suffocating oppression.
Better suffocation than burning alive, she thought. Gathering what little strength still clinging meekly to her bones, Steaph raised herself to hands and knees. Her babe's screams were incessant, the most lovely and heart-wrenching sound she had ever heard. My sweet daughter's first song, a wordless plea for death. This world of heartless gods and soulless men is no burden for you, my little angel.
A speck of white in a room of ash, her pale, wrinkled, naked little form lay back on a bundle of cloth, small piece of purplish flesh still connected to naval where the men had split them.
My brothers delivered her even as their fates were set and oil was poured about the property. She will never leave her spot of birth. Am I so impotent? To bring forth life if just to burn? The sheets that wiped her clean of blood shall be her cerements and she will never know to laugh.


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According to police, firefighters put out the fire, which was in the back yard of John Klindt Jr. He was issued a ticket for open burning and found to have a warrant outstanding from Dover, police said. He was released after posting bail of $1,442 cash on the warrant.
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- 1/4 cup of roasted red peppers (chopped)
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1Wash and cut each potato into quarters or smaller pieces. Leave the skin on the potatoes.
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- Translating social-emotional research into classroom practice: Using what we know to support children's social-emotional development. Research has shown that emotions drive our thinking and nonacademic skills are essential to success in school and in life. Educators have an enormous responsibility in supporting young children's social-emotional development so that children succeed in both academic and social domains. During this session, the foundation of social-emotional development will be unpacked by examining a more integrated developmental approach to children's curiosity and learning. Participants will consider how this new lens can inform and guide current classroom and program practices. Featuring Tarima Levine and Davia Brown Franklyn, Bank Street College of Education.
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The best Chinese food in London
Time Out charts the top places to go for the best Chinese cuisine in the capital
Posted: Tue Oct 9 2007
The new wave of Chinese food in London
London's best dim sum
Pearl LiangStylish restaurant with courgette prawn dumplings and duck slices chiu chow-style among the treats. Pearl Liang, 8 Sheldon Square, W2 6EZ (020 7289 7000) Paddington tube/rail.
Royal China ClubSome of the most interesting dim sum in London – lobster dumplings in yellow wine sauce and dover sole cheung fun, to name but two. Royal China Club, 40 Baker St, W1U 7AJ (020 7486 3898) Baker St tube.
YauatchaHere dim sum can be enjoyed late into the evening. The ma la phoenix claws (chicken feet) are divine.Yauatcha, 15 Broadwick St, W1F 0DL (020 7494 8888) Oxford Circus tube.
Best regional cooking
Bar ShuDishes like 'numbing and hot dried beef' live up to the name and then some. MSG-free. Bar Shu, 28 Frith St, W1D 5LF (020 7287 6688) Leicester Square tube.
Snazz SichuanDelicious, no-nonsense Sichuanese food. Sadly, the hotpot menu is not available in English. MSG-free.Snazz Sichuan, 37 Chalton St, NW1 1JD (020 7388 0808) King's Cross or Euston tube/rail.
Shangri-La Hunan CuisineEarthy, hearty Hunan-style cooking at its best. Get there while you still can, as Oriental City's impending closure is looming. MSG-free.Shangri-La Hunan Cuisine, Oriental City, 399 Edgware Rd, NW9 0JJ (020 8200 9838) Colindale tube.
Chinatown on a budget
Café de HKQuintessential Hong Kong café fare, from soothing noodle soups and crisp chow mein to spag bol and condensed milk on toast. Café de HK, 47-49 Charing Cross Rd, WC2H 0AN (020 7534 9898) Leicester Square tube.
Café TPTBustling modern Hong Kong-style restaurant that's a great pitstop for noodles, rice and roasted meats. Café TPT, 21 Wardour St, W1D 6PN (020 7734 7980) Leicester Square or Piccadilly Circus tube.
Jen CaféBig flavours for minuscule prices. The pork-and-chive dumplings are a must. Jen Café, 4-8 Newport Place, WC2H 7JP (020 7287 9708) Leicester Square or Piccadilly Circus tube.
Fine dining Chinese style
China TangGo for seductive 1930s Shanghai opulence and dishes comprising old homestyle favourites and decadent banquet fare. MSG-free.China Tang, The Dorchester, 53 Park Lane, W1K 1QA (020 7629 9988) Hyde Park Corner tube.
HakkasanThe epitome of 'creative Chinese' cuisine served in lavish surrounds. The chic-est night out in the capital. Hakkasan, 8 Hanway Place, W1T 1HD (020 7907 1888) Tottenham Court Rd tube.
Kai MayfairExtravagantly named dishes, from 'parcels of prosperity' to 'union of land and sea', with extravagant prices to match.Kai Mayfair, 65 South Audley St, W1K 2QU (020 7493 8988) Bond Street or Marble Arch tube.
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5 Steps to embracing digital disruption in the connected economy
5 Steps to embracing digital disruption in the connected economy
1 Jul, 2016
It is no secret that we live in a world of constant change where digital disruption affects businesses on a daily basis. If you want to be a market leader you need to have agility, a strategy that encompasses both digital and business goals, and be a totally connected organisation. Digital is fundamental to the whole business, not just the IT function, and it is essential for success in today's 'Connected Economy'.
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This year, in its 'pursuit of greatness', The Championships, Wimbledon, is again a leader and successful player in the digital Connected Economy, and here are some key lessons other businesses could learn from it:
1. Embrace new digital channels
Wimbledon has completely embraced the digital age and every year it delivers more detailed insights across a vast array of different channels to continually engage its existing fan base and attract new audiences.
Since the championships began in 1877, Wimbledon's engagement with its fans has evolved. In the last 10 years, the rise of social media has enabled Wimbledon to target new demographics that interact in new ways. Themes that epitomise all that The Championships stand for, such as the 'English Country Garden', have been shared digitally all over the world through channels such as YouTube, Facebook, SnapChat and Instagram. Wimbledon has actively embraced these new channels to draw in new and younger audiences from around the world to deliver the ultimate 'Wimbledon Experience' for those enjoying the games in person or remotely.
2. Have a digital strategy
Everyone in an organisation needs to be driven by and be part of the digital revolution. The removal of silos is key as we focus on using data, both internal and external, to drive how we operate, engage and adapt in an agile way to changes in our own organisation and the wider market.
Wimbledon is driven by data, taking feeds from:
Each tennis match, capturing details of every serve, volley and player movement
Social media sentiment, including hashtags, trending topics, feeds from TV and the media
Many third parties such as the Met Office
Historical player and match data
In fact, Wimbledon captures 3.2 million data points from 19 courts across 13 days with an accuracy target of 100 per cent and a sub-second response time. It does this using highly trained tennis analysts and IBM Systems to transform and enrich data in near real time, providing insights to commentators and media that help to bring The Championships to life for fans everywhere globally.
3. Innovation, Collaboration and the Internet of Things
It's essential to have a digital strategy but to deliver it successfully requires collaboration and an innovative approach. The key is to integrate business and technology functions so they work in a connected way. Collaboration in the Connected Economy is also about engaging with the people or organisations we do business with in a dynamic and seamless way.
In a Connected Economy, the Internet of Things (IoT) affects us all. If we can harness the IoT we can use it to see what is happening at the point of delivery and to dynamically effect that point. We can realise new insights enabling us to adapt our offerings, services, products and how we are interacting with the world.
At Wimbledon the IoT is part and parcel for capturing 'tennis play' data ready for analysis so it can be shared to provide insights for the fans, media, players and coaches.
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December 2nd, 2012 - GlassesMature
I live my life behind glass
that sharpens and accentuates and darkens
and yet the colours are not
quite the same.
Take away the glass and life blurs
but the colours--oh, so bright!
and I have missed their brightness.
I will tolerate the fuzzed words
for this.
All it takes is your breath
or the touch of your finger
to blind me and leave me trapped
in a world of smears.
Your fingerprints block my vision.
You remove them, apologise--
but that is a wicked smile, my friend,
a gleeful mischief in your own eyes,
hidden behind their own glass walls.
I smudge them in return.
Now we are both blind.
That is best, I think, for the sight
of your hollowed cheeks and dyed hair
is still haunting me, months on,
and if I cannot see you
and you cannot see me
I do not have to consider the fact
that perhaps I haunt you too.
Yet if I remove the panes of glass
so smudged and smeared and blinding
I can see you.
And your edges are softer,
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URBANA — The new-look Champaign County Board will remain in Democratic hands by a 12-10 margin following Tuesday's voting.
Only three of 11 county board districts had contested races Tuesday, and in each of the three districts the anticipated majority party won both seats. When the new 22-member county board is seated in December, Democrats will hold a two-vote margin. The current 27-member board has a 15-12 Democratic majority.
In District 1 in northwest Champaign County, Republicans John Jay and Gary Maxwell defeated Democratic challengers Eric Thorsland and Eugenia Lamb Watson. With 92 percent of the vote counted, Jay had 4,838 votes and Maxwell had 4,375. Thorsland was third with 1,874 votes and Watson had 1,362.
In District 5, which includes areas of northwest Champaign as well as rural areas west of the city, Republicans Jeff Kibler and Max Mitchell defeated Democrats Brad Diel and Tracy Luchik. Kibler had 3,913 votes and Mitchell had 3,546. Diel was third with 3,175 and Luchik had 2,455.
And in District 8, which covers a large section of central Champaign-Urbana, generally from Lincoln Avenue in Urbana to Prospect Avenue in Champaign between West Vine Street in Champaign and Nevada Street in Urbana, incumbent Democrats Giraldo Rosales and Michael Richards easily defeated Republican Sher Hampel. Richards had 1,863 votes, Rosales had 1,358 and Hampel trailed with 775.
In the other eight county board districts — three dominated by Republicans and five by Democrats — there were no races.
The new county board will be smaller than the current one, going from 27 members to 22. And it won't include nine current members who either chose not to run for re-election or were defeated in the March primary election.
The nine retirees include five Democrats — board chair C. Pius Weibel, vice chair Tom Betz, and Carol Ammons, Janet Anderson and Brendan McGinty — plus four Republicans, former board chair Steve Moser, Stephanie Holderfield, Ron Bensyl and Stanley "Steve" O'Connor.
Board members will choose a new county board chair to replace Weibel at their reorganizational meeting on Dec. 3. Since Democrats are the majority party, the new board chair likely will be a Democrat. They have been the board's majority party since December 2000.


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Marinated Olives with Orange
Olives marinated in citrus juice, garlic and spicy crushed red pepper become a sensational cocktail-party snack.
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- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
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- 1 quart mixed olives
- 1/3 cup fresh orange juice
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In a large skillet, heat the oil. Add the garlic, orange zest and crushed red pepper and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until the garlic is softened, about 2 minutes. Add the olives and cook, stirring, until hot, about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the orange juice. Let cool completely, stirring occasionally. Serve at room temperature.
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The Stuff of Legends
Diamonds and development in southern Africa
By Marcus Noland | November 2006
© Business Leadership South Africa
The impact of diamond mining on economic growth and development—especially in Africa—is attracting considerable international attention. This is occurring in the context of three years of global experience with the Kimberley Process Certification System (KPCS), designed to monitor and regulate the worldwide sales of rough diamonds.
This study establishes four propositions. The first is that the diamond industry has been a positive force for development in southern Africa. It has created jobs, earned foreign exchange, and contributed to the development of infrastructure available to all. historically, the industry's cartelised structure has extracted rents from relatively wealthy consumers in North America and Europe and transferred them to relatively poor producers in southern Africa. Of course, the owners of the mining giant De Beers are not poor by any stretch of the imagination, but the partial public ownership of corporate assets in Botswana and Namibia, post-apartheid initiatives in South Africa such as the black economic empowerment (BEE) programme, and unionised workforces in all three countries mean that the benefits of diamond mining are increasingly broadly shared.
The second proposition is that jewelery, among the most profitable segments of the industry, is a non-essential luxury, and that consumer concerns over 'conflict diamonds' therefore pose a long-term threat to the industry. Ironically, the non-competitive structure of the industry, and its dominance of a single firm, De Beers, has made it easier to address this emerging threat (and associated third-party ethical concerns) quickly and decisively. Despite the absence of conflict diamonds from southern Africa, these countries have been in the vanguard of addressing this issue.
The third proposition is that the key to 'conflict diamonds' is not diamonds as such, but violent political conflict. Trade in conflict diamonds is a fraction of what it was just a few years ago, partly due to the Kimberley Process, a multilateral effort to eradicate the illicit trade in diamonds, and partly due to progress in resolving political tensions in several African countries. Because political conflict is an enduring feature of the human condition, the conflict diamond problem can never be permanently resolved, but systems can be—and have been—created to diminish substantially the role of diamonds in encouraging conflict and financing political disputes.
The fourth proposition is that the diamond industry, civil society, and the public sector share the challenge to strengthen the Kimberley Process Certification System (KPCS) aimed at eliminating trade in conflict diamonds, and enhancing the related Diamond Development Initiative to regularise artisanal production and bring small diggers into the system.
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1995 Pontiac Firebird Problems
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Despite sitting on vast gold mines of users' personal data, Facebook tries to be transparent in how much of your information it shares. However, Facebook is still in the business of data collection, and it's not going to stop anytime soon.
It's important to understand right off the bat that it's in Facebook's best interests if everything you post and every image you upload remains visible to as many of your friends as possible. Therefore, the default settings on everyone's profile are the settings that facilitate open sharing between friends. This isn't a bad thing for many users, but you may not feel comfortable with everything you post being as accessible as Facebook would like.
The company gives you full access to your sharing settings, and it regularly updates its data policy, so it is important to keep yourself up to date on the latest iteration. An easy way to do this is to familiarize yourself with the "Privacy Basics" feature. Essentially, this is a simple walkthrough designed to make understanding your settings a little easier, in an attempt to demystify how your info gets shared.
Here are the most important settings, where to find them, and some suggestion on how to use them.
Decide Which Facebook Friends See What
In your Privacy pane (Settings > Privacy), you'll see all of your tweakable privacy options broken down into three main categories: "Who can see my stuff?", "Who can contact me?" and "Who can look me up?" For each, there are several options, but one of the most important is the very first: "Who can see your future posts?"
It is here that you have the option of choosing the visibility of what you post on Facebook. You can choose to post to Public, Friends, Friends Except Acquaintances or custom lists. And note the word "future" —this setting won't alter the visibility your older posts, only the posts you make after you pick your setting.
From this privacy panel, you can also customize which contact information is displayed to which groups (like if you don't want your co-workers seeing your personal phone number), who can send you friend requests, how you filter your messages, and review and/or limit past posts on your timeline. You can also choose not to let search engines link to your timeline from this panel. This is the last setting at the bottom of the panel, and we'd recommend switching it off. This will keep your Facebook posts (and photos) from showing up when somebody Googles you.
These privacy settings can also be changed on the Facebook mobile app. If you're a mobile user, navigate to More > Account Settings > Privacy Shortcuts, and then you'll see the same prompts described above.
Use Friend Lists
Friend lists are a great way to gain further control over who sees your information. You can create lists of Family, Good Friends, Work Friends, or College Friends, then choose whether to include or exclude specific groups from certain posts. Your audience isn't one-size fits all, so getting specific with your friends list will help you avoid embarrassing over-shares and keep your messaging appropriate for each list of friends. Friends lists are different than Groups, which don't offer the same privacy controls.
To create a Friends List, you cannot use the mobile app, so open up the Facebook website on your computer.
Find to the "Friends" list heading on the left-hand side of your screen. It's the gray text above the group of icons illustrating the default lists (Close Friends, Family, Acquaintances). On this page, you'll be able to create a new list, give it a name, and add friends.
Once you make a list, you can publish posts, photos, or any media to a specific list. Only the people on that list will see the post in their News Feeds.
Manage Applications and Outside Data
Once you have your info protected from other people on Facebook, the next step is to limit the stream of information that goes to authorized applications, search engines, and advertisers.
Go to Settings > Apps to see which apps are authorized to share information with your Facebook account.
In the mobile app, go to More > Settings. Near the bottom of the list, you'll see settings for Ads, and Apps. Select one of these to be given the same prompts as the website. For each app, website, or plug-in, you can control what information is shared.
For a good example of how Facebook communicates with other websites, think about whenever you log in to another website using your Facebook username and password. By logging in with your Facebook account, that third-party website now feels more personal; it knows your name, it shows your picture, and it can tell you which of your friends are also users of that website, for example. Also, your activities on that site—the links you click, the things you like/fave—can be seen by Facebook. The company can use that data to better target ads to you, or to decide what to show you in your News Feed.
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University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL
In critical care medicine invasive procedures not only add substantial risk to patient care but can also change the course of patient recovery if done effectively and efficiently. Percutaneous tracheostomy (PCT) has become increasingly popular and has gained widespread acceptance.
We report a new technique that combines percutaneous tracheostomy with the use of direct video Laryngoscopy (GlideScope®) for proper positioning of endotreacheal tube (ETT). Standard technique consists of fiber optic scope that is passed through the ETT, then the ETT is retracted using the translumination method along with fiberoptic visualization of the trachea to ideally reposition the balloon below the vocal cords. We propose a new technique with the use of direct laryngoscopy. With the Glidescope in proper position we can directly visualize the ETT and the vocal cords. With the ETT balloon deflated the ETT is then retracted till the ETT balloon is seen just below the vocal cords. With the ETT balloon just distal to the vocal cords the balloon is then reinflated and the ETT is secured. After positioning of ETT is finalized you then can proceed with standard PCT.
We performed this technique on 20 patients in our medical intensive care unit and report no complications with this method. Adequate position was obtained in 18/20 patients with this method alone. In 2/20 the ETT was too low by transilumination, in these cases we pulled back the ETT 2 cm with good positioning. This new technique gives the operator a great sense of ETT stability. Overall, by using direct video laryngoscopy for repositioning of ETT prior to PCT no extra time was added to the procedure for 18/20 patients.
Direct video laryngoscopy can improve accuracy with little to no complications while positioning the endotracheal tube.
In the traditional technique you cannot visualize the vocal cords as you withdraw the ETT. Using the GlideScope® we can directly visualize the ETT positioning and place the balloon below the vocal cords with great accuracy.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2009
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