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Oregon Historical County Records Guide
Morrow County Records Inventory
Circuit Court Journals
Series records chronological narratives of the proceedings of the court including actions taken such as decrees, judgments, arrangements, sentences, dismissals, and grand jury reports. Information includes plaintiff, defendant, and attorney names; term of court; character and date of case; case number; and date of issue. The term "judgment" refers to judicial decisions regarding the verdict, decision, or judgment rendered by the court and is distinct from those judgments relating to the recovery of court costs and awards (see Judgment and Execution Dockets). Circuit court records continue after 1983 under authority of the state and are maintained by the trial court administrator. Circuit court records have been inventoried through 1983. For information on more recent court records, contact the trial court administrator. Portions of these records may be restricted.
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Basement Records Storage Room:
Circuit Court Journal Criminal [with index], 1891-1900 (1 volume);
Circuit Court Journal Equity, 1891-1900 (1 volume);
Circuit Court Journal Law [with index], 1891-1900 (1 volume);
Circuit Court Journal, vol. 4-9, 1900-1935 (6 volumes); vol. 16, 1963-1965 (1 volume);
Circuit Court Minutes, 1958-1967 (1 volume);
Index to Circuit Court Journals, vol. 1, 1885-1891 (1 volume); vol. 1-3, 1909-1974 (3 volumes);
Journal Circuit Court, vol. 1, 1885-1891 (1 volume).
Records at the Morrow County Courthouse, Basement Vault:
Microfilm Cards [Circuit Court and Probate Journal Pages], ca.1960-ca.1980 (2.50 feet of aperture cards).
Records at the Umatilla County Records Storage Building, Circuit Court Front Records
Storage Area:
Circuit Court Journal, vol. 10-15, 17, 1935-1963, 1965-1967 (7 volumes).


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Someone, the same old suspects show up on this list - cheesy horror films, goofy gross out comedies, and the occasional certified WTF title. Lucky for us, 2009 was no different when it came to culpable schlock.
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The banquet continues to get bigger during this equally elephantine cinematic salad course. Everything, from another unnecessary helping of serial killer Jigsaw to a pair of takes on two famous literary classics turn up this month. So do the standard spook shows, Romcoms, stunt spectaculars, and other familiar (if often tasty) samples of celluloid cuisine.
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The federal government has been busy adding to its regulatory agenda. Here's the latest news from the regulations front.
1. New Form I-9. Beginning May 7, 2013, employers must begin using a new Form I-9, which carries a "03/08/13 N" notation in the bottom left corner. Use it for new hires or current employees who must be reverified. Forms with revision dates of (08-07-09) Y and (02/02/09) N will become obsolete.
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STATE FARM AIDES ASK 'TRUE PARITY'; 20 Commissioners Tell Senators U.S. Will Have Less toEat This Year Than Last
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WASHINGTON, April 17--The Commissioners of Agriculture of twenty States reported to the Senate Food Investigating Committee today that there would be less of almost everything to eat this year than last and asked Congress for legislation to guarantee "a true parity" price to the farmer to cover his increased labor costs.
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Kevin Curran is a Professor of Cyber Security and group leader for the Ambient Intelligence & Virtual Worlds Research Group. He has made significant contributions to advancing the knowledge of computer science technologies evidenced by over 800 published works. He is a regular contributor to technology news for the world's press. He currently holds a Royal Academy of Engineering/Leverhulme Trust Senior Research Fellowship. He is also an IEEE Technical Expert for Cyber Security.
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Wallpaper group Osborne & Little slid 52 1/2p to 357 1/2p on news that it is dropping its final dividend after pretax profit for the year to March slumped to £414,000 from £4.2m a year earlier.
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Urucum: More Than a Food Coloring
Urucum, or Bixa orellana, is known internationally as Annatto, but to me it's very much a Brazilian herb and I've known about it since I was a child. The Urucum tree grows to as high as six meters (20 feet) and produces a spiny, copper-colored fruit. Inside this fruit are red seeds that are used principally for their color.
The first Portuguese settlers in Brazil noticed that the native people used a red paint on their bodies that was made from Urucum, which comes from the Tupi word uru'ku meaning red. The natural coloring from Urucum has since been used throughout Brazil in all sorts of country cooking and also as a general dye. But the seeds are also used as laxatives and digestive aids and also help with bronchitis and burns. In some regions, the roots and leaves are used in the treatment of gonorrhea and herpes.
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When I was a kid, Urucum was often used as an artificial tanning ointment. Some people would show up at the swimming pool or waterfall (I grew up in the interior of Brazil) with Urucum in carrot oil to help jump start their tans.
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|In todays multimedia world, effective arguments rely increasingly on the power of images to persuade their audience. Think about the many different visually based arguments that you encounter everyday: a television commercial showing Michael Jordan sweating fluorescent Gatorade green; an editorial cartoon of Harry Potter, his lightning bolt scar replaced with a large dollar sign; war protest footage in System of the Downs music video for Boom; the cover of Sports Illustrated, featuring tennis star Anna Kournikova posed alluringly in an off-the-shoulder blouse and a seductive smile. Each of these images presents an argument; each of these texts uses visual rhetoric as a means of persuasion. In this course, you will work toward creating your own powerful arguments, both about and through visual rhetoric. Youll begin by becoming proficient readers of visual arguments. Well analyze comic strips and cartoons on a variety of subjects for instance, George Bush, education, cloning, the War in Iraq, student life and then move to advertisements from Got Milk spots to movie trailers for The Matrix Reloaded. As we examine the ways in which images are used to persuade, youll select your own example of visual rhetoric to analyze, first informally in class, then more formally in an essay. In the second part of the quarter, our attention will shift to different media (photography, propaganda, architecture, and film) and to the complicated process of constructing a research-based argument. Youll generate your own research topic on a subject that interests you. You might decide, for example, to look at the medias influence on public opinion about the war on Iraq; the interrelationship between video games and high school violence; the protest art of the Guerrilla Girls; Native-American team mascots and cultural stereotyping; weblogs and modern self-expression your topic can focus on science, film, sports, advertising or even Stanford campus life as long as long as it engages visual rhetoric as a form of argumentation. The research process itself will involve many stages: from writing a proposal, to selecting and contextualizing your sources, to outlining, drafting and revising your paper. Our last day of the course will be devoted to a showcase of student work and to reflecting about the principles and uses of visual rhetoric at Stanford and in the world beyond.
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Traditional 3 bedroomed, 2 bathroomed farmhouse in a beautiful rural location
La Tuiliere is a charming 200 year old Family Farmhouse near Cotignac in the Var department of Provence. Situated in grounds of 5 acres with a private pool in a tranquil wide valley it faces south with views of the distinctive Grand and Petit Bessillon escarpments as a backdrop.
With its exposed stone and roughly plastered walls, terracotta tiled flooring, wooden beams, original fireplaces and log burning stoves we welcome you into a genuine provencal farmhouse. Furnished and generously equipped with a sympathetic mix of traditional and new we aim to provide a friendly and relaxed environment where you feel comfortably at home.
The groundfloor, @ 70sq m, comprises one long open kitchen, dining and living room. The kitchen was completely refurbished in the autumn of 2014 with new appliances, deep ceramic sink and wooden worktops, all in keeping with the age and style of La Tuiliere. Likewise the solid wooden central dining table has seen generations of families and friends gather round to share meals and play games together.
Upstairs are 3 spacious bedrooms sleeping up to 6 people. We also provide a cot (and highchair) for any infants. The vast master bedroom (formally a barn?) is a particular feature, reaching an impressive 7m in height with exposed wooden beams and a large stone fireplace. All the bedrooms have wardrobes or hanging rails, chests of drawers, bedside tables, bedside lights and room fans. 2 bathrooms give privacy and avoid queues!
Back downstairs and opening directly from the french windows you step onto the terrace with a built-in BBQ and sturdy marble topped external table for all your outdoor meals. Both the terrace and adjacent graveled boule court area fronting the property are shaded by mature lime, cherry and plane trees providing welcome shade during the hot summer months. A hammock swings between two of them.
External flood lighting to both the houses and in the trees enable you to enjoy a leisurely meal outside as the sun goes down. Ideally suited for families, we also provide games and play equipment to occupy those with the most energy!
La Tuiliere is set in 5 acres of grassy meadows with mature trees providing much needed shade during the heat of the day and wooded areas for older children to explore, make camps and play in, providing plenty of outdoor space for you to relax in. A large vegetable plot was dug in 2010 and we are beginning to grow our own crops for both ourselves and you, our guests to pick and enjoy. 3 hens joined us in 2012 and their successors provide free-range eggs.
A separate sun terrace holds the private swimming pool (12m x 6m) which is alarmed and receives the sun from 7.30 in the morning until 9.00 in the evening. Pool furniture, sun loungers and deckchairs are of course provided. In the garage you will also find bikes, table tennis table, table football, dart board, rackets, bats, balls and other games and play equipment for your use
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Perfect location for a family holiday
Thank you so much for taking the time to review your holiday(s) at La Tuiliere and your appreciative comments. It has been a pleasure to welcome you and your delightful boys. We're glad that your family makes good use of all the space and activities that we provide and hope that you will indeed be able to return next year.
Warmest good wishes,
Paul and Gillian
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About Paul and Gillian Dyer
Thank you for looking at our advert and I am pleased to introduce myself. My name is Gillian Dyer. I grew up in Reading, trained as a teacher in Yorkshire and moved to the Bournemouth area in 1979 upon marriage to Paul, a solicitor. We have 3 adult children. Throughout our marriage we held a long term ambition to 'have an adventure' by living abroad. 2008 provided a window of opportunity when our youngest child reached 11 and was changing schools. She gained a place at an international bi-lingual school in Aix-en-Provence so we took the plunge and bought La Tuiliere.
I live in the adjacent second house for several months of the year, joined by Paul as and when he is able, returning to Bournemouth during the summer months and over winter. I am well-integrated into our active and welcoming village, being a member of the chorale and art groups and participating in the annual Fete de Bessillon on May 1st. In 2015 we took the opportunity to buy an Olive grove so are now novice 'oleiculteurs', producing our own olive oil. I am also a member of the nearby (English speaking) church, being a life-long Christian.
Paul and Gillian Dyer purchased this farmhouse in 2008
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Perfect location for a family holiday
This was our second year at La Tuiliere and we had a truly wonderful holiday mainly because the house is set in 5 acres of land and the facilities are perfect for a family group. We had a large private family pool and 5 acres of garden for our three boys to play in. There is an abundance of activities in the garage such as badminton, boules and table football, and we thoroughly enjoyed playing table tennis all holiday. Paul and Gillian made us feel very welcome and our youngest son Jack loved collecting fresh eggs every day form the chickens. We were a bit more adventurous exploring the region this holiday and went to the Lac Saint-Croix several times. Would love to return next year!
Charming and authentic
Friendly and welcoming host. The property is clean and well maintained. A lot of trouble has been taken to create a Provençal ambiance. The gîte is situated in a peaceful location yet a lively village (Pontevès) is close by. Plenty to see in the local area and the well informed host can give excellent advice. Would certainly recommend.
Great week at La Tuiliere
My friends and I, five adults in all, had a really relaxing and peaceful week in this authentic old Provencal house. It was a good base for exploring lots of interesting places nearby, like the small town of Barjoles with its many fountains, the hilltop village of Fox, and a beautiful waterfall. Not far away is the wonderful Quinson gorge. The week was hot, as we expected for September, but coming back to the beautiful swimming pool was the perfect solution for that. A really lovely holiday.
A wonderfully relaxing place
La Tuiliere had everything we needed to make the stay relaxing and enjoyable. The kitchen was well equipped to deal with the six of us, our son was obsessed with the chickens and the pool got used all week. A fantastic place in the sun with enough shade to get some quiet away from the heat. Gillian and Emilie were both extremely helpful and a pleasure to deal with. Planning our return trip next year already!
Fabulous house in spacious grounds in a lovely are
We stayed here for a month in June. The owner stayed in her house in the grounds and kept a discrete distance but was very helpful, welcoming and informative - nothing was too much trouble. We had guests coming and going throughout our stay (pre-arranged with Gillian) and everyone was made to feel at home. The house was just lovely, cool when it was hot and a wood burner if it turned cool in the evenings. Many hours of fun were had in the pool which was kept pristinely clean and is not in view of the house. A flattish 2 mile cycle to the village of Pontevés which we did every day to the Epicerie - to buy the baguettes and have a coffee to watch the world go gently by. (There are bikes to borrow in the garage - along with many other things!) Many ancient villages to visit by cycle or car. Ralph the dog provides the entertainment - or is kept away if preferred. We had our dog and it was lovely not having to worry about him wandering off - although he tended to take himself off to Gillian's place and she just kept him until we noticed he was gone!
We had a fantastic month, eating out on the terrace under the cherry tree - we never thought we'd tire of eating cherries but...
Great location
The house is spacious and comfortable with large grounds to wander in. Great swimming pool set away from the house. Although it's close to the road the traffic noise wasn't a problem.
Activity and Interests
Local activities include:
For water sports head north (25 - 40 mins drive) to Quinson, Lac de Ste Croix and Esparron or south to the river Argens (20 - 30 mins drive) with water based activities near the villages of Carces and Correns.
Equestrian centres abound within a 30 minute drive
Rock climbers from all over Europe head to the Vallon de sourn near Correns (20 minutes drive) to test their skills.
We provide a number of bikes (3 adult and 3 childrens) for your use. Cycle hire is also possible from Carces (25 mins).
And of course, wine tasting from the local vignerons or in the co-operatives to be found in most villages and small towns.
1 hour 30 mins by car to the Mediterranean beaches and resorts of St. Tropez, Ste Maxime Cavalaire-sur-Mer and Hyeres.
30 mins drive to the 'plages' of Lac St. Croix, Quinson and Montmeyan.
Air: 1hour 30mins from Marseille, 2 hours from Nice, 1hr from Toulon, 2hrs from Nimes.
Train: 1hr from Aix-en-Provence TGV station.
Car-hire is essential as the house is not on a public transport route.
Barjols 5km (for everyday shopping, banks, pharmacies and amenities)
Cotignac 10km
1 - 2 hours drive to the historic and culturally rich cities of Avignon, Aix-en-Provence, Marseille, Cannes and Nice
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Our house is in the commune of Ponteves, a pretty, well kept up hill top village with narrow winding streets and a ruined castle from where there are far reaching views north to the Verdon. From here you can walk the Petit Bessillon, choosing a more or less strenuous route! To the east is the Grand Bessillon. Near the summit is a memorial to some local young men from the French Resistance who were captured and shot at the end of the second world war.
Within a 30km radius of our house are many attractive villages with their squares, cafes, restaurants and markets. The following are particular places of interest:
Barjols (5km) formally the centre of a tanning industry, is a small town with supermarket, petrol stations, garages, banks and pharmacies as well as traditional shops - and 28 fountains to track down! Recently re-opened, the footpaths and viewing platforms of the Vallon de Calme follows the impressive waterfall and bathing pools tumbling down into the town.
Cotignac (10km) is noted for the medieval houses and passageways leading off the main square and the troglodyte walkways on the 'back wall' of the village.
Sillans-la-Cascade (12km) has a lovely walk to an immense waterfall and pool.
Salernes (18km), another attractive small town is a tile, ceramics and pottery centre and has a particularly good Sunday market.
Aups (20km) is home to the Simon Segal modern art museum.
Quinson (25km), which along with Lac de Ste Croix is a water sports centre, has the largest pre-history museum in Europe, designed by Sir Norman Foster.
Entrecasteaux (25km) has a beautiful chateau - and an active cricket club!
Le Thoronet Abbey (30km) is one of the three great Cistercian monastries of Provence.
Prices and Availability
Rental rates
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|Minimum Price
|Additional Nights
|Weekend Night
|Event Price
Early Summer
17 Jun 2017 - 14 Jul 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
High Summer
15 Jul 2017 - 1 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
Late Summer
2 Sep 2017 - 22 Sep 2017
Changeover Day: Saturday
7 night minimum stay
for 7 nights
23 Sep 2017 - 27 Oct 2017
3 night minimum stay
for 3 nights
Additional pricing information
|No additional mandatory fees
Booking Notes:
Our booking process is very straightforward. When you indicate that you wish to make a booking we send you our Booking Form together with a copy of our Terms of Hire and Terms and Conditions. If you wish to proceed please return the signed and completed Booking Form together with your non-refundable booking deposit (25% of the rental cost + 25 GBP booking/admin fee). The balance of payment is due eight weeks before the start of your stay together with a refundable damages/excessive cleaning deposit of 500 GBP.
Taxe de Sejour:
For ease of administration the compulsory 'Taxe de Sejour' is included in the rental price. The rate for La Tuiliere is 75 centimes per adult (18 and over) per night.
Damages/Excessive cleaning/tidying deposit:
500 GBP to be paid eight weeks before the start of your stay, refundable within 14 days of your departure.
Changeover Day:
Saturday unless otherwise discussed
Notes on prices:
Prices are based on maximum occupancy. Smaller groups or couples wishing to stay outside the main school holiday season would attract a discount, as would bookings of 3 or more weeks.
We require 25% of the total holiday rental price + 25 GBP booking/admin fee as a deposit. This is non-refundable.
The balance, together with a refundable damages/excessive cleaning deposit of 500 GBP is due 8 weeks prior to the start of your stay.
Payment can be made by cheque or bank transfer.
Owner's Cancellation Policy
- Cancelled bookings will not receive a refund.
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- farmhouse
- Away From It All
- Family
- Historic
- Romantic
- Sports & Activities
- Tourist Attractions
- Fireplace
- Garage ...
- Heating ...
- Internet
- Iron & Board
- Linens Provided
- Living Room ...
- Parking ...
- Telephone
- Towels Provided
- Tumble Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Wood Stove
- Coffee Maker
- Dishes & Utensils
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- Kitchen
- Microwave
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- Pantry Items ...
- Refrigerator
- Hob
- Toaster
- Child's Highchair
- Dining ...
- Dining Area
- Books ...
- Table Football
- Games ...
- Ping Pong Table
Pool / Spa
- Outdoor Pool
- Private Pool
Location Type
- rural
- village
- autumn foliage
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- playground
- restaurants
- waterfalls
- winery tours
Leisure Activities
- bird watching
- horse riding
- scenic drives
- walking
Local Services & Businesses
- ATM/bank
- groceries
- laundrette - serviced
- medical services
Sports & Adventure Activities
- cycling
- hiking
- mountain biking
- swimming
- tennis
Floor Area
- 70 m²
- Family Bathroom - Toilet, Bath with Shower
- Family Shower room - Toilet, Shower Enclosure
- 3 Bedrooms, Sleeps 6
- Bedroom 2 - 2 Single Bed, 1 Cot
- Bedroom 1 - 1 Large Double Bed
- Bedroom 3 - 1 Double Bed
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- Barbecue
- 6 bicycles
- Self-catering
House Rules
- Max. occupancy: 6
- Parties/events not allowed
- Non smoking only
- Originally a tile making centre the property retains many of its original features: large open fireplaces with wood burning stoves in the Master bedroom and living area, exposed stonework, traditional curved ceilings and roughly plastered walls to some of the main rooms. A particular feature of the house is the vast master bedroom (formally a barn?) being an impressive 7m in height with exposed wooden beams and a large stone fireplace. All the bedrooms have wardrobes or hanging rails, chests of drawers, bedside tables, bedside lights and room fans. Set in 5 acres of grassy meadows with mature trees providing welcome shade during the heat of the day and wooded areas for older children to explore, make camps and play in, our property has plenty of outdoor space for you to relax in. A large vegetable plot was dug in the spring of 2010 and we are beginning to grow our own crops for both ourselves and you, our guests to pick and enjoy. 3 hens joined us in the spring of 2012 providing free-range eggs. Provencal summers are lived outside and the terrace to the front of the property has a traditional built in BBQ for all your outdoor cooking. A further sun terrace holds the private swimming pool (12m x 6m) which is alarmed and receives the sun from 7.30 in the morning until 9.00 in the evening. Pool furniture, sun loungers and deckchairs are of course provided. In the garage you will also find bikes, table tennis table, table football, dart board, rackets, bats, balls and other games and play equipment for your use


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"BEMPTON, a parish in the wapentake of DICKERING, East riding of the county of YORK, 3 miles N.N.E. from Bridlington, containing 231 inhabitants. The living is a perpetual curacy, in the archdeaconry of the East riding, and diocese of York, endowed with £800 royal bounty, and in the patronage of John Broadley, Esq. The church is dedicated to St. Michael. There is a place of worship for Wesleyan Methodists."
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This is a beautiful resort set in glorious surroundings right on the beach. The rooms are large and so comfortable, with a huge bathroom and walk in shower. Ideal for a really lovely holiday. We were also upgraded on our arrival. I could not fault the hotel at all.
Absolutely the one of the best hotels I have ever stayed in.
We stayed in this hotel with our two kids from 6 and 8 and we did have a fantastic time. As a family we do travel a lot but this hotel was by far the best hotel we ever stayed in. The staff was unbelievable. They did everything to make us happy. They even went into town to go to the pharmacy to get a better mosquito repellent for us! All the staffmembers new our names! And everything we asked for was there in a second. The hotel is very childfriendly. There is no kids menu but they are working on that and the chef made everything the kids wanted to eat. At the end of our stay our kids got a custom-made sarong with their names on it! I would love to go back to this hotel. I absolutely recommend this hotel and we do say a huge thank you! nothing everything was perfect!
The staffs are friendly and professional. They go the extra miles to ensure that our stay is comfortable and enjoyable. Superb services.


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i just found out today that we crossed the 45 million mark. ha! LP has sold over 45 million records worldwide. minutes to midnight recently went double platinum in the US. good stuff! thanks to you guys who support…you're the best.
also, on a completely random note: some folks on the fort minor message board reminded me that the fort minor "rising tied" release anniversary just passed in november…in honor, here's a little treat. one of the fans took the video for "petrified" and set my "LA remix" to it. enjoy.


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interview with rob williams of NIKE flyknit + lunar innovations
NIKE flyknit womens greypink profile
designboom interviewed NIKE's footwear designer and head of the 'flyknit collection' rob williams to find out about the technology, processes and development behind the innovative shoe. the 'flyknit' range challenges the status quo of foot wear design. the lightweight running shoe is fabricated without seams – repositioning the landscape of not only the product, but also the manufacturing with new techniques and philosophies to produce a new generation of high quality sportswear.
designboom: can you describe the NIKE flyknit innovation and explain how it differs from other shoes in NIKE's running collection?
rob williams: the flyknit process is a method of crafting a shoe in one knit layer. for thousands of years shoes have been made with a cut and sew process. with flyknit a designer is now able to think about the shoe as one layer, with all of the needed support, structure and breathability built in to the design.
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designboom: how has flyknit technology evolved and how does the approach to the manufacturing process differ from other methods?
rob williams: flyknit has evolved from just a dream that a small team of NIKE designers and engineers had years ago as a way to enhance the performance of athletes, and fast forward to today where we are able to produce shoes for the market. the main difference in the method of making is that a machine knits a structure based on information it receives from a software program that is translated from an original design. this is much different then the traditional hand crafted process generally used to make a shoe that is based on a series of patterns provided by the designer. a designer is still the first step in the process but what happens after the design handover is very different.
designboom: how much of a role has sustainability played in this?
rob williams: sustainability is a product of the process. the dream was to give athletes the best possible experience of fit and lightweight performance wrapped into one. naturally this means removing weight and extra layers of materials. that alone makes the product more sustainable simply because you are using less. now add to that a modern way of crafting footwear that only uses the exact material needed and sustainability becomes the product of an intelligent process based on bringing the best performance possible to an athlete.
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designboom: what were the biggest difficulties you encountered during the design process and what has influenced the final outcome?
rob williams: the implementation and execution of changing the way that a product has traditionally been made isn't always an easy transition at a large company. with flyknit there was a learning curve and many things needed to be worked out. the good thing was that we had the full support of our leadership. the infrastructure was built so that flyknit could succeed. the shoes turned out exactly as the team wanted, lightweight, supportive and great to run in.
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designboom: in your opinion, what do you think are the future trends of NIKE shoes and high performance footwear in general?
rob williams: the trend right now is towards a product that allows an athlete to move very naturally. i see this trend continuing. the human body was made to move. we should design to enable this natural ability not restrict it. also, the idea of doing more with less is always alluring. another trend i see is the look and feel of the product only being achieved because of the way that the product is made. there are a couple of emerging technologies like this and flyknit is one of them.
designboom: where do you see NIKE's flyknit footwear making the biggest difference in terms of performance? how have athletes and regular users responded to the shoe?
rob williams: running will see the biggest impact from using flyknit in terms of performance initially. the single layer reduces weight and areas of friction against the foot and is a perfect tool for making a great running shoe. I'm sure as we learn more about the technology we will be able to apply it to other sports. the feedback we have had from athletes has been overwhelmingly positive, we work with an elite stable of world-class runners and we listen to all the feedback we get from them. in fact mo farrah won the gold medal in london wearing a specially made flyknit upper with a spike plate. with the flyknit one+ we have combined our lunarlon cushioning to give a soft but responsive feel to the shoe, the athletes we have worked with really like this combination.
the flyknit is made from a single knit layer
designboom: what's next for you and NIKE?
rob williams: for me it's pretty simple, just keep pushing to innovate. at NIKE innovation always stems from a performance insight, so we'll continue to find those insights and combine them with elements of modern craft and technology. the flyknit is a perfect combination of these things. if you look at the shoe it looks almost crafted by hand, but is made by a machine. there are so many opportunities to advance design by working at NIKE, simply because the culture of design lives and breathes here. it's an exciting time for sure.
profile of neongreen/black flyknit
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Alas, we learned almost nothing about "the technology, processes and development behind the innovative shoe" but that it was "crafted" by machine, which is a contradiction in terms. ("Crafted" is a hideous term in any context because it evokes such a wide range of associations, from fine craftsmanship to pots badly thrown and painted by dunces.) Are these shoes made by a robot knitting machine from 3D scans of each athlete's feet? Are the shoes sold at retail generic versions?
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designboom speaks to alberto biagetti and laura baldassari about their process, influences, and blurring the line between art and design.
rhode island school of design students create an unconventional 70cc commuter bike
the finished bike incorporates a playful color palette which translates the do-it-yourself nature of the project and unconventional design elements.
the finished bike incorporates a playful color palette which translates the do-it-yourself nature of the project and unconventional design elements.
step inside studio olafur eliasson: the journey from initial idea to final artwork
a new book is welcoming audiences into the heart of eliasson's berlin studio, peering into the creative's multifaceted working processes.
a new book is welcoming audiences into the heart of eliasson's berlin studio, peering into the creative's multifaceted working processes.
barbie redesigns ken for 2017, gives him a man bun
as the frontman of barbie's effort to diversify the ken doll stands the classic jock-turned-hipster: man bun ken.
as the frontman of barbie's effort to diversify the ken doll stands the classic jock-turned-hipster: man bun ken.


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Going out as a complete family unit this evening (October 18), Kourtney Kardashian and long-time boyfriend, Scott Disick took their curious little boy, Mason Disick out to dinner at Toscanova.
Taking care of business on both sides of the world, Kim Kardashian and her sister Kourtney Kardashian had plenty going on this week.
The "Disaster Movie" actress showed up at Roissy Airport in Paris, France this morning (October 2) to catch a flight back to Los Angeles following a fun visit to Paris Fashion Week.
Looking for a little family bonding time, Kourtney Kardashian hit up Toscanova restaurant in Calabasas, California with her two favorite men last night (September 18)- boyfriend Scott Disick and their son Mason.
She's a great mom and a loving girlfriend, but unfortunately Kourtney Kardashian has been forced to deal with drama from a pesky ex-boyfriend who claims to have fathered her son Mason.
Male model Michael Girgenti says that he had unprotected sex with the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" starlet back in 2009 after a three-month texting relationship.
Making the most of the beautiful summer weather, Kourtney Kardashian hit the pool in Miami, Florida on Sunday afternoon (July 21).
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" reality starlet showed off her curves in a black one-piece swimsuit as she floated around with her son Mason and daughter Penelope.
Stepping out for some family fun, Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick took their son Mason Disick to the movies in Calabasas, California yesterday (July 2).
Enjoying a night out with their eldest while baby Penelope hangs out at home, Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick went shopping and had dinner in Calabasas, California on Friday (June21).
Heading to lunch with her partner and their eldest, Kourtney Kardashian ate at John's Garden at the Malibu Country Mart on Wednesday (May 29).
The eldest Kardashian sister looked cute in a lacy cream blouse, matching shorts, and flat sandals as she held hands with Mason while his dad Scott Disick stayed close.


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a place for zinesters - writers and readers
This is a space to invite everybody to show their zine off_ Add pictures and descriptions_ I am trying to get a better idea of what people put in their zines and why_ Add links to website/blogs_ Open up discussion on collaborations +++++++++++++
Website: http://wemakezines.ning.com/showcaseyourzine
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Latest Activity: Jun 2
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you've got a friend in pennsylvania #4
new perzine finished in under 2 days. its fairly short at 20 pages & 1/4 size, but is super text-heavy! #4 is about actively staying single while queer and some reflections on coming out as trans* (particularly in the zine community). $2 US // $3 international (includes shipping), or trade! please e-mail youvegotafriendinpa(at)gmail(dot)com or leave me a message/comment for more info!
32 pages zine by Mogu Takahashi.
Printed B/W on high quality white paper.
150 copies numbered.
Limited edition
Available to buy at here
Original fantasy, humor and silent comics about being happy...or not!
Features fruits,
Black and white ink drawings,
5.5" x 8.5" Xeroxed zine
For trade or buy on my Etsy.
Email me to specify preferred cover color, green, orange or yellow.
More comics at http://sassyspinstercomics.blogspot.com
Individual mini zines up for trade with either me or LadyDorian! The debut issues for Poached Egg and Black Hole Brains, two mini doodle zines.
Also up for sale via PayPal or on my Etsy for $1 each or $1.50 for both (message me for special listing).
Poached Egg - a mini zine with simple, hand colored doodles for those who love minimalism and everyday things. Debut issue's menu consists of breakfast eggs and two eggy desserts.
Black Hole Brains - Awesome doodle zine about the stuff that inner fillings of LadyDorian's head.
Contact us for individual trades or visit my Etsy to buy. If you don't have an Etsy account, contact me for PayPal arrangements.
I have a zine I'd like to trade. It features original artwork, prose and music (a CD, in sleeve, is glued to the back). Hit me up it this sounds good to you. I like art, yup yup!
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Fresh off the press: It's FruitYoga!
It's 20 pages of the total fun with fruits demonstrating yoga asanas or poses.
All illustrations were done by moi, in watercolor, with English and Sanskrit yoga asana terms.
Pages/cover were hand-sewn together.
Used some of these images to teach yoga to my ESL students! Great for language learning and calming the mind!
Limited edition of 50 copies.
See more images and order now on my Etsy!
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Hi folks,
How To Draw Like a Nut is my third zine, and is about drawing with the humble ballpoint pen. I am a British illustrator who just loves the ballpoint/biro/stylo /bic etc.
Some of the drawings in this zine have been blogged,here, on my drawing blog
This little zine s crammed FULL of drawings, ideas for those who like to draw, doodles, drawings and the things I'm currently obsessing over. It's printed on recycled paper. They are all numbered and signed - well, AJed.
This zine is still available for $5 (plus p&p) in my little Etsy shop. You can also see my first two 'posh' zines there.
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Harden Holds Back Bucs
This offense is likely to drive one to drink. Maybe not this one, but someone out there. Rich Harden gave up nine hits and one walk in seven innings, but the Pirates collected just one run off him. Harden started off strong, limiting the Pirates to just two base runners over the first four innings. However, the Pirates scored once in the fifth (despite four hits), had two hits in the sixth and two more hits in the seventh. But that lone run in the fifth was all she wrote.
Zach Duke deserved better. He also went seven and gave up all three Chicago runs. He gave up seven hits and a walk. Big blows were delivered by Ryan Theriot (solo tater) and Milton Bradley (RBI double).
Carlos Marmol and Kevin Gregg finished for Harden.
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Duke seems like a different pitcher in 2009. And that i...
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Early on Friday, a landing gear door from a Boeing 767 cargo plane crashed down onto a residential street in Kent, Washington.
9/11 Negligence? Airlines Face Trial
Falling Door: Size of Refrigerator
Although the falling part was reportedly "nearly the size of a refrigerator," no one was injured in the incident which took place just a few miles from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. After the door came crashing down, local people said it skidded along the street before coming to a stop in front of a house. Federal authorities are investigating.
United Orders $9 Billion Plane Order
Other Problems with Other Boeing Planes
This is not the first time a Boeing plane had had problems this summer. During a test flight in July, hot debris spewed from the engine of a 787 Dreamliner in Charleston, S.C., which set off a grass fire that wound up shutting down the airport for an hour. In May, an Air Canada 777 had to return to the airport amid reports of "hot chunks of metal" falling from the plane – no one was injured in that incident either, though several cars were damaged.
Worst Falling Door Incident
Perhaps the worst falling parts incident ever took place in 1989 when a cargo door came off a United 747 heading from Honolulu to Auckland. Nine passengers were killed when their seats were sucked out of the plane. A flawed design on the door's locking mechanism was blamed – it has since been fixed.


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Clip sends up Chan's stance on commercials - his only grey area
Questions have been raised about Jackie Chan's perennially black hair, which rivals that of our dear and great leaders in Beijing. Now we know the answer: he uses mainland-made Bawang herbal shampoo, according to a new commercial. But hasn't the 55-year-old comic kung fu star insisted he won't endorse such products?
Some of his fans seem to remember this. So someone went to the trouble of rewriting the lyrics of the theme to Japanese animation movie Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea. The satirical YouTube clip puts Jackie's rationale for going commercial into poetry and had attracted 633,397 views up to yesterday. Here's a rough translation:
No, no I don't do commercials.
But the shampoo works;
It's the Chinese herbal medicine
In the shampoo.
I am only championing
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Bennett Says Romney Compared Tea Party to Ferret
Former U.S. Sen. Bob Bennett said Mitt Romney once compared the Tea Party to a ferret, according to a Time Magazine story published online.
Bennett was a three-term senator from Utah who was ousted at the state's GOP convention by conservatives.
The Time story recounts a conversation between Bennett said Romney shortly after his ouster.
He said Romney related what he believed to be an apocryphal story about getting bitten by a ferret he had tried to rescue from a dishwasher.
"Mitt said the Tea party people are like that ferret in the dishwasher," he said in the Time Magazine report. "They're so frightened and angry, they'll even bite Bob Bennett, who's trying to get the country out of this mess."
The story was adapted from "The New New Deal," a book written by Michael Grunwald.
Bennett's office did not respond to calls seeking comment.
Romney campaign spokesperson Andrea Saul did not confirm or deny Romney made the comments.
"Governor Romney believes the Tea Party is a welcome force in helping reform the status quo and a source of great energy for those who understand President Obama has spent too much and made government too big," Saul said in a statement to Fox News.
Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), who had the backing of Tea Party convservatives, issued defending Romney – and reiterating his support for conservative principles.
"Only a couple years ago, Americans came together under the banner of the Tea Party to fight for the principles that we hold dear – smaller government, a budget that spends within our means and policies that encourage economic growth," Lee said in a statement. "In Mitt Romney, the Republican Party has a champion for those principles at the top of our ticket. The Romney-Ryan ticket has my full support, and I cannot wait to have them in the White House."
Judson Phillips, of the Tea Party Nation told Fox News that if the comments are true, he would not be shocked.
"A couple of weeks ago I asked a top official in the Romney campaign when they were going to quit ignoring the Tea Party," Phillips said. "No answer from them."
"The Tea Party is the heart and soul of the GOP and if they are going to ignore us, Mitt Romney could end up as the 21 century equivalent of Zachary Taylor (the last Whig elected president)," he added.
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The confusion about GMT is many fold. In the summer time, all clocks in Britain do not display GMT, they show a time that is one hour ahead of 'GMT', called British Summer Time. The confusion is that some people outside of Britain know what their own time zone is, and then try to calculate from the time on a British Clock. In summer they may end up with an answer that is incorrect by one hour, because they assumed that British clocks being in Britain would always display GMT. I have seen various web pages that attempt to show the 'time in GMT' but are showing a time that is an hour wrong.
It used to be that GMT was the 'base time zone' and all others worldwide were reckoned from it. In winter UK clocks do show 'GMT'. In summer they show 'GMT+0100' . The 'base time zone' is now UTC, and is not based on a geographical location.
I don't have a problem with people using the term 'GMT' solely as the British Winter Time time zone, and BST as the UK Summer Time Zone, but please note that GMT = UTC+0000 and BST = UTC+0100 . Similarly, the local time in New York is UTC-0500 in Winter and UTC-0400 in Summer due to the effects of Daylight Savings Time. Time Zones should be reckoned as to their offset from UTC.
> 2002-07-03 19:03:05 UTC-0700 should be:
> 2002-07-03T19:03:05-07:00 or:
If you are sending a DateTime to a machine then I heartily agree, however ISO 8601 is designed to be human readable. Where text is designed to be read by people, there really is no harm in stating separate date and time elements.
> 20020703190305-07
That is another form allowed by the standard. I would NOT advocate this for human reading, but it would be useful in the filenames of log files and so on.
>> For ISO8601 to be readily accepted by all would require that all countries in the world enact legislation to this end. Most countries simply won't bother. Many European countries will probably accept it grudgingly, but it will take several generations. Americans will most likely simply refuse, and will do what they did with metric weights and measures: invoke the First Amendment and claim it means they can express their dates in whatever form they choose. <<
The first steps have already been taken. In an earlier message I listed just a few places that have already adopted ISO 8601 as an official national standard. It covers at least 75 % of world population.
>> Since this discussion has started, and especially since I have been more or less told that YYYY-MM-DD is practically taking over the world, I have kept my eyes peeled for any evidence. I have not seen a single incidence of this format being used anywhere at all, except for a few I have been specifically pointed to in this thread. <<
Think of a date sometime in the last few years. Write it in the YYYY-MM-DD format, then search for it at [google.com...] . You'll see it returned in at least a quarter of the results. This was true for the ten different dates I tried.
I see that various Professional bodies such as IEEE and Chartered Surveyors and so on have already made a commitment to 'go metric' in the US. It does appear to be happening. Looking for the site I found that on (probably usma.org).
[edited by: g1smd at 2:20 pm (utc) on July 14, 2002]
UTC is based on geographical location. All time zones are based on geographical location. It is simply the name that has no geographical reference; but UTC is, basically, the time of day at 0� longtitude.
As for Google searches: compare a search for '24 January 2000' [google.com] with a search for '2002-01-24' [google.com].
Now imagine I am German. I speak no English. Which is more helpful to me: the results for 2000-01-24, or the results for 24 Januar 2002 [google.com]?
Of course the date I typed in is returned in SE results. It's supposed to, that's what a search engine is programmed to do.
NO. That is what 'Language="DE"' is for in Meta tags. By your argument searching for 'September' will miss all pages that only have 'Sep' or 'Sept'
> Of course the date I typed in is returned in SE results. It's supposed to, that's what a search engine is programmed to do.
You said, earlier, that the ISO format isn't used anywhere. My point was that if you use it as a search string, then you will see that it is already used in a very large number of places. Just because you haven't yet seen it, doesn't mean to say that it hasn't happened. It has.
> IEEE and Chartered Surveyors are both narrow professional fields.
These are just two that I could remember, there are many others. However, if all building work has to be drawn up in metric then anyone who works in the building trade is now exposed to this usage. That is a very large number of people. Likewise for all the other 'narrow' topics. Alltogether they all add up to a lot of people.
German pages containing 2002-01-24 [google.de] (approx 12,300 results)
German pages containing 24 Januar 2002 [google.de] (approx 496,000 results)
Few people outside of SE Asia think year-month-day. Few people will use that format in search engine enquiries. And you won't force them to, either. This is a simple fact of life which you, the webmaster, must cater for. You must think like your intended visitors, otherwise you will lose them.
You are advocating ISO on principle without thinking about your audience. (Actually, you are advocating part of the ISO specs; you're quite happy to abandon it when it comes to adding the time of day, for instance -- this is inconsistent, but that's not the point.) Few other things in life are standardized, why should dates be?
Do builders in the US really use the metric system? I'm not entirely convinced they do, but anyway that's still not a huge number of people and I can guarantee that they do not use the metric system in their everyday lives. Publish a recipe which calls for 300g flour and 25g butter, and Americans will be taking out their calculators (or trying a different site). So will a lot of Brits, actually, despite the fact that pounds and ounces are almost illegal.
Go the extra mile. Think of your audience. Using ISO dates will not affect your page rankings because so few people actually use that date format in search engine enquiries, except perhaps a few purist webmasters and scientists (and Koreans). Just a few extra keystrokes and you could make life so much easier for Mr and Ms Average-Surfer, and in most cases it's them you are catering for.
I can guarantee that Mr Average-Surfer will type a date like "16 March" into a Google search; and I can also guarantee that Frau Durchschnitts-Surferin will type "16 M�rz" or, possibly, "16 Maerz". We are not going to change that, and if it makes life more difficult for us, well, that's why we charge so much for designing websites.
First date I found is on the home page:
at it reads:
23-28 September 2002, ISO 25e General Assembly in Stockholm
Well, to be a standard, maybe we should all do what they are doing. :)
The confusion is that some people outside of Britain know what their own time zone is, and then try to calculate from the time on a British Clock. In summer they may end up with an answer that is incorrect by one hour, because they assumed that British clocks being in Britain would always display GMT.
Drat! (Guilty as charged.)
But how much problem does this lack of information really cause? At most, my guessing will have me off by an hour, right? Since I'm not doing rocket science, I guess that's not a problem. And for those actually doing the rocket science, they probably know this fact.
This is NASA's Worldwide Space Launches 2002 page:
And the very first launch of the year was on Jan. 16
This is details of the Mars 2001 launch from page:
Launch Date: 07-Apr-2001 (11:02 EDT)
If international orgs like ISO and interplanetary ones like NASA don't use ISO8601 there must be a reason. :)
Tony Blair online (www.number-10.gov.uk - but doesn't Tony actually live at number 11??)
"15 July 2002"
Indian Parliament's most recent press release (http://alfa.nic.in/) listed as:
Japan's news about their Prime Minister (http://www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/index-e.html):
"July 8, 2002"
If nothing else, have I at least convinced everyone here to remove all dates like 03-02-01 and 03-02-2001 off their pages, replacing them with something else ?
I'd prefer 2002-07-01 or 2002 July 01, but if you want 01 July 2002 or July 01, 2002 then these are at least readable by English speaking people whereas 01-02-03 will always be misunderstood by many readers.
You'll see more German websites adopting YYYY-MM-DD as time goes on, as in 1996 the DIN 5008 standard for typographical rules in documents replaced 20 VII 2002 formats with 2002-07-20 formats. This is gaining ground, but like metric will take a generation to achieve.
ISO use of the format is varied. It is used on all official documents, and in parts of their website, however not all yet.
You'll see more German websites adopting YYYY-MM-DD as time goes on, as in 1996 the DIN 5008 standard for typographical rules in documents replaced 20 VII 2002 formats with 2002-07-20 formats. This is gaining ground, but like metric will take a generation to achieve.
Even in official business correspondence, it is usual to write "Samstag, den 20. Juli 2002".
YYYY-MM-DD format is used, for example, on the timestamps on the images themselves (almost in ISO format, but not quite, dammit), because those dates are meant for members of the scientific community (one of the narrow fields where members have agreed to use the ISO format).
A strange format (e.g. 2002 June 9) is used on, for example, umbra.nascom.nasa.gov, which is a page designed for (I guess) amateur astronomers. Note the lack of design and the use of much technical jargon ("With the activation of the CELIAS CTOF sensor, all SOHO isntruments are operating as they were before the thermal reconfiguration and emergency Sun reacquisition (ESR) of 2002 February 5") -- this suggests that this is for people who understand the basics of astronomy and probably (but not necessarily) familiar with ISO. But the webmaster clearly has tried to cater for those who aren't by writing the month in full.
Compare this to the page on the Mars Mission. The design of the page (a bit too much, if you ask me) and the much simpler, explanatory language ("Using a process called aerobraking, the spacecraft skimmed the surface of the Martian atmosphere 332 times over nearly three months to slow down instead of firing its thrusters") suggests that this is a site for people who don't know the technical stuff and just want to know if NASA has found evidence of bug-eyed green monsters, or whether one day we might be living on Mars. For that reason you will find the dates in a format more familiar to laymen.
Interestingly for a site by a US government organization, the dates are in date-month-year format.
NASA have basically tailored the way they present dates according to their audience, viz:
2002-03-05 for members of the scientific community
2002 March 05 for amateur astronomers
5-Mar-2002 (or other more verbose formats) for everybody else
July 17, 2002
If you include the day of the week (I do), spell it out, as follows:
Wednesday, July 17, 2002
If you include time, include the time zone, as follows:
Use the commonly recognized AM/PM or a.m./p.m. or A.M./P.M.
However, usability standards recommend time be EXcluded unless the content is time sensitive, such as stock quotes or news articles added/updated several times a day.
If you include time, include the time zone, as follows:
If I'm advertizing local events, I might put a note on the page "All times in Central European Time", or "All times in local time", since even if you're travelling to the event from a different time zone, you would set your watch to local time anyhow.
Be careful with Usability Standards, and bear in mind that the ones quoted above apply to English language websites. Many non-English speaking countries in Europe use the 24-hour clock, so times on a German website (for example) should always be in 24-hour format.
Note that the old GMT (now UTC) is used in Britain only in the Winter, in summer BST (one hour ahead) is used on clocks.
A search on Google (or other major search engine) will find hundreds of places with more info.
For Time Zones, nothing can really beat an indication like -0500 or +0900 for clarity.
> The usability standards recommend the following format:
> July 17, 2002
Hmm, Month-Day-Year, sounds like an American recommendation, Europeans would have recommended Day-Month-Year:
17 July 2002 which does away with the comma.
g1smd, you sure know how to come back with a very convincing reply to all the rebuttals. I like these kinds of threads. Good solid discussions centered around appealing to a global audience.
> Just added the URI and hadn't even had a chance to view in Opera when I saw a problem in Moz. I'm using...
> Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Win98; en-US; rv:1.0.0) Gecko/20020530
Looks like a software release date in the last eight characters of the last line above.
Good catch! I saw that but didn't think too much of it now that I'm a convert.
My WebTrendsLive stats also gives me three date options...
Of course I'm using option #3. ;)
105. Show dates and time for time-sensitive information only, such as news items, live chats, stock quotes, and so forth.
106. Show users the time that content was last updated, not the computer-generated current time.
107. Include the time zone you are using whenever you reference a time.
108. Use standard abbreviations, such as p.m. or P.M.
109. Spell out the month or use month abbreviations not numbers.
Quote: "Hmm, Month-Day-Year, sounds like an American recommendation, Europeans would have recommended Day-Month-Year"
Now, excuse me, but my first reaction to that statement was negative. You will be happy to see that I managed to restrain my response to that negativity.
Instead, I re-reviewed my notes and other standards sites. W3C is the primary recognized standard. Their standard can be found here:
Following a link to the ISO-8601 standard on dates and times, one finds the following:
"The international standard date notation is
where YYYY is the year in the usual Gregorian calendar, MM is the month of the year between 01 (January) and 12 (December), and DD is the day of the month between 01 and 31."
So, in essence, you and I are Both wrong. And I will yield to the international standard, in the interests of internet usability for all.
I prefer to use whichever format is appropriate for my intended audience. Very occasionally, that might be YYYY-MM-DD, but more usually it will vary. However, I always, always spell the month out in full to avoid ambiguity. When I write in English I use the 12-hour clock, when I write in German I use the 24-hour clock. And so on. For me, it's not about adhering to standards which have been arbitrarily applied, it's about making sure my audiences understand me.
It's not just ISO and W3C supporting YYYY-MM-DD, now the IETF support it:
From the RFC list yesterday. Amongst other things, proposes an ISO 8601 profile for use in future Internet protocols.
A new Request for Comments is now available in online RFC libraries.
Title: Date and Time on the Internet: Timestamps
Author(s): G. Klyne, C. Newman
Status: Standards Track
Date: July 2002
Mailbox: email@example.com, email@example.com
Pages: 18
Characters: 35064
Updates/Obsoletes/SeeAlso: None
I-D Tag: draft-ietf-impp-datetime-05.txt
URL: ftp://ftp.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc3339.txt
This document defines a date and time format for use in Internet protocols that is a profile of the ISO 8601 standard for representation of dates and times using the Gregorian calendar.
This document is a product of the Instant Messaging and Presence Protocol Working Group of the IETF.
This is now a Proposed Standard Protocol.
This work was originally proposed way back in 1997 and Chris Newman has put a lot of effort into this, with many refinements along the way. Looks like YYYY-MM-DD is here to stay. RFC 3339.
Yes I *KNOW* it is an RFC for *Protocols* but yet another example of high-level adoption.
It really is silly. Technicians use a certain date format for certain things and you draw the conclusion from that that soon we'll all be using this format?
Using that logic, we should all be putting NaCl on our food.


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