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Moms, how about some tea and empathy?
The Snohomish Health District is inviting pregnant women and mothers of small children to a tea from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday at the district office,
The event is a collaboration between Everett's First Steps program and the health district's Women, Infants and Children program to offer information about the community resources available to mothers.
Several agencies will be present to answer questions, including nurses, nutritionists, pregnancy specialists and breastfeeding experts.
There will also be refreshments, door prizes and a play space for children.
The Snohomish Health District is at 3020 Rucker Ave., Everett. For more information about these programs or the tea, call 425-252-5303 (Everett) or 425-258-8400 (Lynnwood) or go to the website, www.snohd.org.
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Each year, the Watertown Free Public Library chooses a book, encourages everyone in the community to read along with us, and hosts a variety of programs related to the book. We call this community read One Book, One Watertown. Recently, I was asked, "Why do a community read at all? People have different tastes and find books in a variety of ways; why should everyone read the same thing at the same time?"
A community is many things. Some portion of it comes down to simple geography – we all live and/or work in close proximity. But isn't it more? As I saw T-shirts and banners in the past month proclaiming us "Watertown Strong," I couldn't help but feel that our sense of identity runs deeper than sharing a common point on a map. What makes us a community? What ties us together? Is it some sense of a common past? A shared vision of the future? Ideally, a community shares hopes and dreams, and creates institutions that serve to tie each of our fortunes together for the benefit of all. This lofty ideal is exemplified daily by our public schools, public libraries, and community police and fire services.
Reading can take us to new places - books can electrify our imaginations, educate, warn, inspire, ridicule, enlighten, and entertain. When a community of people with diverse backgrounds and interests makes a commitment to read a single book together, strange and wonderful magic can happen. What happens when a 16-year-old immigrant high-school student and a 90-year-old, American-born veteran of WWII read the same book? Do they notice the same things? Do they understand the story or relate to the characters in the same way? Of course not, because every reader brings his or her own history to the reading. Coming together to share our impressions of a book (or some other work of art) helps us to understand each other. Such exploration serves not only to highlight our differences, however, but to illuminate our common humanity and shared bonds. This, ultimately, is the appeal of "community," and, by extension, of our community read.
Over the last 2 years, a diverse and physically scattered community of dedicated readers has flocked to our choice for the 2013 One Book, One Watertown community read. While you may not have heard of it yet, WOOL was the highest customer-reviewed work of fiction on Amazon last year (with over 4,800 reviews and an average of 4.7 stars). The movie rights were optioned by Ridley Scott (Blade Runner, Alien) and Steve Zaillian (Schindler's List), and it's currently being translated into 27 foreign languages.
Why have you probably never heard of it? Because it was a self-published work by an unknown author. That means it was not in most libraries or bookstores, there were no print ads for it in magazines, and review attention was sparse at best. Yet this novel managed to gather an army of loyal readers who passed it on, one copy at a time, to family, friends, and co-workers, slowly building it into a New York Times bestseller. That all of this took place outside the confines of the traditional publishing model is testament to the direct relationship that now exists between the writer and the reader.
Here's how it happened:
In the summer of 2011, Hugh Howey was working in a bookstore and writing when he could find the time. He self-published a 58 page novella entitled WOOL through Amazon, and continued to write other projects. He soon began receiving a flood of emails from people desperate for him to continue the story – to tell them more about the world and the characters he'd created. He dropped his other projects and went back to work on WOOL, adding 4 more installments (those 5 works comprise the book we will read). Mr. Howey is now one of the most successful of the growing cadre of self-published authors, and a vocal proponent of self-publishing.
The continued growth of self-publishing – particularly of ebooks – has forever changed the literary landscape. As librarians, we watch with bated breath as this revolution unfolds, and we welcome the opportunity to explore with our community what this new paradigm may bring to readers.
In the final analysis, though, the story itself is more important than any changes it's wrought in the publishing world. The author spins a compelling yarn that defies easy classification. We believe this book transcends genres, and asks powerful and vital questions about who we are both as human beings, and as members of a community.
It challenges us to consider the value of an individual life: who are we in relation to the institutions we create? What happens when we believe those institutions will protect us – only to discover that they can't? Or won't. This is the world of WOOL.
It's one heck of a thrilling page-turner, too!
The books will be available for check-out starting in the coming weeks. In September, the author will join us – just one part of our exciting roster of Fall events.
WOOL: Read it this summer. Celebrate it this Fall. We look forward to sharing it with you.
If you'd like to read more about Hugh Howey and WOOL, check out some of these links (but beware of possible spoilers!):
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Orientation 2013: Monday Meetings and Activities
When Monday August 26, 2013 @ 8:00 AM (1430 days ago)
Duration 13 hours
Orientation continues for new students and transfers, with getting to know your professors at academic department meetings, placement testings, considering course selections, etc.
Monday Meetings and Activities:
All meetings on Monday are mandatory except for the SGA student meeting and the CAC movie in the evening.
8 a.m. First year students: Engaging Learning at EMU (Science Center 106)
8 a.m. Transfer students: Credit evaluation and curriculum introduction (Strite- Campus Center 105)
9:15 a.m. Academic departments gathering for all new students (various locations)
10:30 a.m. Student placement testing, STEM Orientation Meeting
10:30 a.m. Transfer students with course selections go through registration (Campus Center)
10:45 a.m. Transfer students without course selections go through registration (Campus Center)
11:45 a.m. Student employment meeting (Science Center 106)
1-2 p.m. Transfer students library orientation (Library Circulation Desk)
1-2:30 p.m. First year students Student Life orientation (Science Center 106)
2:30-3:15 p.m. First year students Library Skills Assessment (Various Locations in the Science Center)
2:45-4:15 p.m. Transfer students Student Life orientation (Science Center 106)
3:15-4:30 p.m. First year students check in with their advisers (Campus Center)
3:15-4:30 p.m. First year students "Connect†at the library (Hartzler Library)
4:30 p.m. International student orientation (University Commons 211/212)
7 p.m. "Welcome to EMU" student gathering led by SGA (Martin Chapel)
8 p.m. All-building meeting in residence halls
9:30 p.m. Campus Activities Council (CAC) free outdoor movie "Cool Runnings" (Thomas Plaza)
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The work in Nehemiah 3 takes on the look of a construction project and it is here that we find record of the people repairing/rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. This is what Nehemiah has been praying for so long would take place!
This chapter underscores an important theme found in this book: the people of God as a whole and not just the leaders are vital for accomplishing the work of God. In fact what we have in Nehemiah 3 finds its parallel in Ephesians 4:16! So whether you are young or old, skilled or unskilled labor, whether rich or poor, God has a job for you to do in the local church! So let's come to Nehemiah 3 and learn vital truth from the pattern that is set forth in this chapter.
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Stephen DeStefano began his career as a professional cartoonist at the age of 15. He's drawn the comic book adventures of SpongeBob and Mickey Mouse, has been the chief licensing artist on Popeye the Sailor for 25 years, and served as a storyboard artist, voice artist and designer in television animation on the Ren and Stimpy Show, Superman, Batman, and the Venture Brothers. He is currently at work on the second volume of his graphic novel for Fantagraphics Books, LUCKY IN LOVE. Stephen lives in Hoboken, New Jersey with his four cats, Mia, Mona, Ole and Lila.
Read past installments of SCHMUCK
SCHMUCK 1: Beer, Babes and Bowel Movements
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: Mein Roommates
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: The Lap-Date
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: Writing (No) Class
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: Number 32
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: Send in the Clones Part-1
THE SCHMUCK DIARIES: Send in the Clones Part-2
SCHMUCK DIARIES: "Nice" Jewish Girls
SCHMUCK DIARIES: Thanksfornothing Dinner
Whenever Seth Kushner did anything foolish growing up, his mother would call him a "Schmuck," that beloved Yiddish term of not-so-endearment. So, of course, it's the title of his new comix semi-autobio on TRIP CITY, an online multimedia arts salon. Renowned for his books The Brooklynites (with Anthony LaSala) and Leaping Tall Buildings: The Origins of American Comics (With Chris Irving) and the webseries CulturePOP Photocomix, photographer and author Seth Kushner now throws his hat into the comics arena. SCHMUCK chronicles the period after his being dumped by a girlfriend, and the ensuing cascade of blind dates, Internet hook-ups, and comically tragic situations he endured with the hopes of finding "true love."
SCHMUCK sheds a brutally honest light on 20-something relationships. Adam Kessler, our "hero," is based on Kushner, ten years ago – a pop-culture-obsessed photographer torn between pleasing Mom by finding a "nice Jewish girl," and figuring out what he really wants. His internal monologue is filled with the standard inane, perverted and self-deprecating thoughts we all have but are ashamed to admit. Meanwhile, his shit-talking, sex-obsessed Brooklyn boys stand by with their own, often wacky, advice.
Chapter One "Beer, Babes and Bowel Movements," illustrated by Kevin Colden, (with "Photocomix" by Seth) debuted on Monday, January 9. From there, a new chapter will appear on TripCity.net every second Monday for one year. Every fourth Monday will see the release of a prose piece, "THE SCHMUCK DIARIES," which will act as supplements to the comics. 2012 will see the release of 12 SCHMUCK comix and 12 SCHMUCK DIARIES.
SCHMUCK is an anthology series with different artists illustrating short "schmucky stories," which can be read individually, or together to tell the complete narrative. SCHMUCK artists include; Sean Pryor (Pekar Project), Bobby Timony (Night Owls), Omar Angulo (Hurricane Wilma), Shamus Beyale (The Grimm Fairy Tales), Ryan Alexander-Tanner (To Teach), George Schall, (Dark Horse Presents) Nathan Schreiber (Power-Out), Leland Purvis (Resistance), Stephen DeStefano ('MAZING MAN) and more TBA.
What to expect: heartbreak, diarrhea, painful STD removal, rejection, Kung-Fu, Natalie Portman, vomit, boobs, self-loathing, unkempt genital regions, sex with an ex, drunkenness, sexual dysfunction, depression, misogyny, and somehow, hope.
Influences on SCHMUCK include; Harvey Pekar's American Splendor, Alex Robinson's Box Office Poison, Bob Fingerman's Beg The Question, Dean Haspiel's Street Code, Philip Roth's Portnoy's Complaint, Curb Your Enthusiasm, works by Nick Hornby, Jonathan Ames, Woody Allen, Adrian Tomine, Jeffrey Brown, Chester Brown and Joe Matt.


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MARKHAM, ON, Canada -- New from Universal Space, better known as Unis, is a two-player children's redemption game that builds on the success of the company's popular Dino Pop. The new game, called Astro Invasion, is the latest in the manufacturer's family series.
Astro Invasion challenges players to lob colorful balls into the mouths of two hungry alien invaders or their two robotic confederates. More experienced players can tackle the greater challenge presented by two spaceship engines with spinning needles, located at the back of the playfield.
The game was introduced to the European market at the recent European Amusement and Gaming exposition in London. Distributor Steve Perkins, Instance Automatics (Huttoft, Lincolnshire, England), predicted that Astro Invasion has the potential to be as successful as Dino Pop, Ducky Splash and Cheeky Monkey, three of the top games in Unis's family series.
Dino Pop is a one-player game starring an animated pink dinosaur; the player attempts to throw as many balls as possible into its gaping mouth. The dinosaur moves, which increases the challenge. Cheeky Monkey is a child-size basketball simulator played with miniature balls.
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AUSTIN, TX -- Sometime during the 82nd session of the Texas Legislature, which convenes on Jan. 11, Rep. Richard Pena Raymond (D-Laredo) is expected to propose a bill that will either legalize eight-liner gaming machines with $1,000 payouts or ban them entirely. The decision would be made by voters on a local-option basis next November through a referendum in every Texas county, precinct or city.
Current state laws permit eight-liners as long as operators award winners noncash prizes that are worth less than 10 times the price a play or $5 in value, whichever is lower. Many eight-liner establishments allow players to accumulate plays to win much larger prizes.
Some eight-liner winners are illegally paid in cash, a practice that has sparked numerous raids and investigations across the state for more than a decade. In one recent high-profile case, some 180 eight-liner operators and their associates were indicted under RICO statutes. [see story]
Raymond said legalizing the machines would raise revenues for the state and local governments without raising taxes. It would relieve law enforcement of a burden, he said, allowing police and other agencies to redirect resources to important matters.
Texas legislators and Gov. Rick Perry, a Republican, hold strong antigambling views. But the Lone Star State faces a $20 billion budget deficit next year. Pro-gambling forces, including casino supporters, hope lawmakers will look more favorably at expanding legalized gambling to make up the shortfall.


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Across the foodservice spectrum, operators are capitalizing on the popularity of soup and salad. Restaurants offering soup and salad now face considerable competition from the retail segment; in fact, 54 percent of consumers told Technomic that they source soup from home at least once a week. It's vital for restaurant operators to emphasize uniqueness in order to keep soup and salad lovers coming through the door.
"Soup and salad are traditional favorites, but consumers still expect variety and something different on the menu," said Darren Tristano, Executive Vice President of Technomic, Inc. "Catering to consumers' need for variety when dining out—while also striking a balance between craveable, healthy, and innovative yet familiar offerings that justify price points—will be important in driving soup and salad purchases. Operators may also have room to ramp up soup and salad orders by promoting their appeal across dayparts and mealparts."
To help foodservice executives understand the latest behaviors, preferences and attitudes of consumers regarding soup and salad, Technomic has published its Left Side of the Menu: Soup & Salad Consumer Trend Report. Interesting findings include:
» More than two-fifths of consumers strongly agree that they visit certain restaurants specifically because they enjoy the soup (46 percent) and salad (43 percent) these restaurants offer.
» Half of consumers (51 percent) say it is important that soup can be bundled with other items; 60 percent say the same regarding salad. Additionally, 58 percent of consumers even say that they are more likely to order soup as a combo meal than as a single item.
» Fifty percent of consumers want to try new and unique soups. Further, more than a third (35 percent) of consumers say they purchase soup because they want to try new varieties; 21 percent say the same for salad.
» Ethnic and innovative soups, such as Asian-style ramen and chilled varieties, are poised for growth, particularly among younger consumers. Kale, chopped and grain-based salads are trending forward at the restaurant-chain level and in the retail space.
Technomic's Left Side of the Menu: Soup & Salad Consumer Trend Report provides comprehensive research and findings on the latest menu and consumer trends regarding soup and salad, organized into five sections:
Menu Insights--utilizes Technomic's MenuMonitor database to provide year-to-year menu data on soup and salad offerings at Top 500 restaurant chains and independent restaurants.
Retail Soup & Salad Trends--details the numerous flavor and preparation trends that are taking shape for soup and salad offerings in the retail segment.
Consumer Insights--analyzes consumer preferences and attitudes toward soup and salad, based on findings from a nationally representative survey of 1,500 U.S. consumers.
Outlook: Trends to Watch--explores emerging menu, concept and consumer trends that are poised to impact how restaurant operators promote soup and salad in the future.
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This cosy, two story house with a size of 170 m2 is ideal for families and groups of friends who appreciate peace and privacy. A total of four bedrooms are available, two of which are equipped with a double bed. The other two bedrooms have twin beds. There are two bathrooms with bath and a separate toilet.
Upon entering the house the cosy rustic atmosphere is felt. The living room with its modern sofa is the perfect place to read a good book, surf the internet (WIFI), or to take a nap. The kitchen is fully equipped. We supply fans on request. In winter, you will not get cold thanks to the central heating.
The beautiful porch with the adjacent natural garden is a green oasis of peace with various plants and trees. The adjoining chill-out zone promises relaxing hours and invites you to the stylish rattan sofas. There is a barbeque as well! The property is in a village, there are direct neighbours, but you won't feel disturbed, as the land is perfectly protected from the outside. You will find space to park 2 cars. If you arrive with more than two cars can park for free on the street in front of the house. There is no covered parking or garage.
The area around the house and the place itself are breathtakingly beautiful. Valldemossa is one in the west of the island's most famous and most beautiful villages of Mallorca. The place is surrounded by the mountain range of Serra de Tramuntana, which was declared by UNESCO in 2011 as a World Heritage Site. The village with its narrow cobbled streets you will certainly enchant you. The facades of the typical Majorcan houses are decorated by the locals with various flower pots, giving the place an added attraction. Valldemossa tells its own story and is mainly known for its church. The locals call this sacred building "Cartoixa ". However, it was formerly the first palace built by the Catalan kings. During the 19th century, the famous musician Frédéric Chopin lived in Valldemossa, to recover from tuberculosis disease. His wife, George Sand, accompanied him. In the 20th and 21st century, the quiet village was discovered by other celebrities. Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta -Jones own a house not far from Valldemossa.
In the culinary world Valldemossa is famous for its "Coques de patata". It is pastry made from potato, which is dipped in hot chocolate sauce. Try it for breakfast in one of the little terraces in town!
In the area there are also some lovely rocky and pebbly beaches and bays with crystal clear water. A few examples would be: Port de Valldemossa, Port of Canonge, Cala Deia and Llucalcari. If you prefer sandy beaches, you can reach the sandy bays of Palma is just 20 minutes by car. Near Valldemossa you can practice sports like diving fishing, cycling, hiking, tennis, mountaineering, horse riding or golf!
Nearest sand beach (Platja de Palma): 25.5 km
Rocks beach (Port de Valldemossa): 6.8 km
ATM, grocery, restaurants, bars, pharmacy...: 400 m - 650 m
Airport: 26 km
Hospital (Palma): 13 km
Campo de golf (Son Tremens): 10 km
Palma harbour: 24 km
Palma city centre: 15 km
House rulesCheck-in: 4 pm
Check-out: 10 am
Very late check-in (from 24 pm) has an extra cost of 50 €
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Very nice hotel with large grounds and pool. Hosts very friendly. Indealer starting point for excursions. Super description, so that we can find the accommodation. Has everything worked out great. Many Thanks!
Sehr schöne Unterkunft mit großem Grundstück und Pool. Gastgeber sehr freundlich. Indealer Ausgangsort für Exkursionen. Super Beschreibung, damit wir die Unterkunft finden. Hat alles super geklappt. Vielen Dank!
Fantastic house, centrally located on Mallorca! Super well maintained and fine owners who immediately make you feel at home. The kitchen was stocked with some groceries so you can first recover from the flight. Home is also very suitable for small children.
Fantastisch huis, centraal gelegen op Mallorca! Super goed onderhouden en fijne eigenaren die meteen zorgen dat je thuis voelt. De keuken was al gevuld met wat boodschappen zodat je eerst even kunt bijkomen van de vlucht. Huis is ook zeer geschikt voor kleine kindjes.
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This oceanfront is truly a paradise We especially enjoyed the absolute peace and the many little touches at cost (mineral water, fruit, candle, ...) The kitchen has more than well and we looked forward to every trip to the terrace with the great view. Two small improvements we have: If you were to give mosquito plug prophylactically in the 2 bedrooms, the first nights were undisturbed. If the 2 single beds were not so rickety and somewhat broad, even adults might well sleep in it.
Since everything else was so fine and perfect, we still awarded a ezellent.
Dieses Haus direkt am Meer ist wirklich ein Paradies Besonders genossen wir die absolute Ruhe und die vielen kleinen Aufmerksamkeiten zum Einstand (Mineralwasser, Obst, Kerze,...) Die küche ist mehr als gut ausgestattet und wir freuten uns nach jedem Ausflug auf die Terasse mit dem tollen Blick. Zwei kleine Verbesserungsvorschläge haben wir: Würde man in die 2 Schlafzimmer prophylaktisch Mückenstecker geben, wären auch die ersten Nächte ungestört. Wenn die 2 Einzelbetten nicht so klapprig und etwas breiten wären, könnten auch Erwachsene gut drin schlafen.
Da sonst alles so fein und perfekt war, vergeben wir trotzdem ein ezellent.
Sa Xalada house is cozy and nicely restored in the old town of Ciutadella. It's fantastic alleys of Ciutadella, admire the houses ... and enter one of them.
Sa Xalada és una casa molt ben rehabilitada i acollidora en ple casc antic de Ciutadella. És fantàstic passejar pels carrerons de Ciutadella, admirar-ne les cases...i entrar en una d'elles.
Very nice apartment, very well located and equipped.
Strongly recommended
Apartamento muy bonito, muy bien situado y equipado.
Totalmente recomendable
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Very nice well-kept house, the garden is fantastic and the owners are very friendly. There you can completely relax and enjoy the tranquility.
Sehr schönes gepflegtes Haus, der Garten ist traumhaft und die Besitzer sind sehr freundlich. Dort kann man komplett entspannen und die Ruhe genießen.
Very nice house and above all beautifully situated right on the small harbor. Everything else has also worked well.
Sehr schönes Ferienhaus und vor allem wunderschön gelegen direkt am kleinen Hafen. Alles Andere hat ebenso gut geklappt.
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It may have been difficult to hear, but architects attending Reinvention 2010 got an earful from an editor, a custom builder, and a fellow architect about what clients really think about architects, in the panel discussion "Reality Check: What Clients Really Think About You."
James H. Schwartz, editor-in-chief of Preservation magazine in Washington, D.C., spoke as an editor and as a client who has used architects with varying degrees of success. "What's obvious to you is that the people you are working with are going to understand your vocabulary and what you're talking about," Schwartz said. "But they don't. This is the most common response we hear from clients at the end of a complicated architectural project—there were just too many things they didn't understand. I think this translates into a wonderful opportunity for all of you."
So how do you improve the process? Schwartz gave some suggestions:
-The initial interview is key so explain the process: What services will be provided? What is the realistic timeline? Will a colleague assist you?
-Talk about money.
-Give frequent updates; clients are never too busy for an update.
-Avoiding surprises is something all of your clients would love. "The easiest way to avoid surprises is with thorough communication and conversation."
-Educate with images or models.
-Identify a time when you're always available.
-Seek opportunities to communicate.
-Keep copious notes.
-Define "completion" of the project.
Coming at the issue from a different perspective was David Prutting, of Prutting & Co. Custom Builders in New Canaan, Conn., who's worked with architects on own his personal residence ,on a speculative residential project and on behalf of his custom home building business. He spoke about how architects can better work with contractors and clients. Using feedback from clients and his staff, Prutting offered ways architects can improve these relationships:
-Clients don't read plans like you do, so give realistic estimates and cost of construction. "That's rule one through nine."
-Be careful what about the first numbers you throw out. "Clients never forget."
-Lower expectations and surprise them with overperformance.
-Be realistic. Let clients know the truth.
-Consider the builder as a consultant for value engineering.
-Pretend you're the builder when you look at your plans.
-Invest in mock-ups.
-Limit your clients' options.
-Streamline your specs and keep plans readable.
"I tell my people who work for me that our goal is to make architects look good," Prutting says. "I'm a patron of architecture and good design. I tell my clients it's easy to second-guess, but really hard to first-guess."
Architect Dennis Wedlick, AIA, of Dennis Wedlick Architect in New York City, gave an emotional presentation on how architects can improve their interactions with their clients by thinking of the relationship in a different way.
"The relationship between a residential architect and their clients is very personal; it's best described as codependency," Wedlick says. "For a period of their lives, our clients need us and we feed off that need. We have to recognize that as part of the work."
Your clients' lives are the mosaic of your architecture, Wedlick continued "It's a myth that architects don't listen to their clients or that they don't know how to listen. Our clients don't have any training on how to communicate," Wedlick said. "How do you describe a dream? We just need patience. We just need to do the best we can to inert [what is this word supposed to be? their dreams and their fears and their limitations."


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However, since these errors seem to be cropping up all over the place, I will attempt to gather the most common ones here. Keep an eye for updates, and I warn you: these answers will be frank.
Error Type: 181 (Client request data did not match the session. This may indicate an attempt to hijack this login session.)
This bug should be solved! See this thread for more information.
If you do encounter this error, please follow the instructions for reporting a bug found at the bottom of this post.
You can attempt to resolve this several ways.
- Go to http://www.acen.org/...tion/logout.php. You may get an error message there, but disregard it.
- Clear your browser's cookies.
- For Firefox: Tools | Options | Privacy | Show Cookies. Either click "Remove All Cookies" or type "acen" and remove those cookies.
- For IE7: Tools | Internet Options | Browsing History | Delete... | Delete Cookies... and click "Yes".
- For Opera: Tools | Advanced | Cookies. Either type "acen" and remove those cookies or select all of them and hit "Delete".
- For Safari: ...sorry, I'm not going to reboot into my Mac side to figure this out. I'm sure it's similar, and that someone will post it below.
- For Firefox: Tools | Options | Privacy | Show Cookies. Either click "Remove All Cookies" or type "acen" and remove those cookies.
- Sometimes you need to close your browser and re-open it.
- Sometimes you need to just come back to it.
In order to prevent this bug from hitting you in the future:
Make sure you log out when you have finished. Not only is this more secure and good practice, but it will prevent this bug from striking in the future in most cases.
Believe me, we're working on this bug. We know it's there. We know the error message is scary. Personally, I've lost over 50 hours of my life to this bug, over 24 of that in one go. We're testing a patch right now to see if we can get rid of this, but since this bug comes and goes, it's hard to set up the correct testing environment. Please be patient with us as we work on this.
Error Type: 101 (An illegal parameter was passed to the "Attempted to get illegal key 'payend' from class 'L_BadgeType'." function.)
This bug should be solved!
If you do encounter this error, please follow the instructions for reporting a bug found at the bottom of this post.
If you were subject to this bug:
Please PM me with your badgetype, badge number (or login name), and real name and I will restore your badge.
IE7 has been tested on three operating systems (2000, XP, Vista). Firefox has been tested on six operating systems (XP, Server 2003 (don't ask), 98SE (yeah, that's right), Tiger, Leopard, Ubuntu). Safari has been tested on Tiger and Leopard. Opera has been tested on XP only. We have heard rumors that the Wii browser is supported. I can confirm that the Safari included with the iPhone/iPod Touch is supported. I recall that the AOL browser is supported. I do not know if Opera mobile is supported. No, you cannot use lynx. (If you're using curl, well, you shouldn't have any problems understanding this error message; go download and compile Firefox.)
Error type: 0 (Zend Session is read-only.)
This is a known bug and is on our list of things to fix. For right now, it's perfectly harmless, though we're not sure exactly what's causing it.
In order to work around this bug:
- Hit 'back' and log in again. The error should clear up.
"I get an error that says there's a 'security certificate error' or a 'domain name mismatch'... something about 'trying to connect with acen.org but the certificate presented belongs to *.acen.org'. Is there a security risk here?"
No, there is not a security risk here. ACen's SSL certificate recently changed to allow subdomains, but the original link for the registration site specified acen.org instead of www.acen.org. In short, if you use https://www.acen.org/registration/, you will not run into any problems.
"I tried to pay/join a group/register/pay for my group but I got a blank white screen! What happened? Will I be charged?"
To get quite technical, this error occurs when there is a parsing error in the programming. This can be as a result of a mistyped line of code, or a new debugging statement we've put in to chase down a bug. We try to avoid these as much as possible but it's not always feasible to catch them all (especially since working with an IDE isn't always possible for some debugging situations). We do test our scripts before we put them up, but sometimes these errors still sneak in there.
If you encounter this error, you should PM me or Riker, following the instructions at the end of this post. The sooner we know about it, the sooner we can get it fixed. As for whether the charge will go through or not, it's impossible to say in every case, but I can definitively say this: If the charge did go through, the system will know this and you won't be charged again. If the charge did not go through, well, you haven't been charged for anything, so there's no harm in paying again.
"How do I know when I've paid?"
If you can "Get Confirmation" when you log in, you have paid successfully. If you check your badge info, you will see your badge's status. "Paid and pending" means that your badge is paid but your order has not yet been processed by the Registration department.
"When will badges be mailed?"
According to this thread, the answer from the Registration DH is "sometime in April." He also asks that you bear with us while we try to avoid last year's mailing fiasco. Mailing thousands of badges ain't easy, guys. Also, he'd appreciate it if you don't bring up last year; he's trying to get out from under that even though he didn't have anything to do with it.
Update: The first batch of badges has gone out. You may or may not be among this first batch, but beware that PMing us to ask where your badge is will not result in it being mailed faster. The badges are coming via first class mail, and all badges belonging to a group will be sent en masse to a group leader, probably the group leader who paid.
Please hunt around the forums before you PM someone with your question. There are many threads on the badge mailing here and one may be able to answer your question. Don't forget that you can search the forums for your topic as well.
If you live in Canada: If you did not PM someone about your postal code, please PM Tevva or send an e-mail to acenreg08 AT gmail DOT com.
If you live in Estonia: You rock, dude. Your badge should be on its way soon. Awesome props for getting a badge mailed to Estonia.
"I haven't gotten a confirmation e-mail!"
Check your spam folders, and you may find it there. I've confirmed that these e-mails are indeed going out.
In any case, if you need a confirmation at any time, you can log in and choose "Get Confirmation" from the menus on the left.
"I forgot to check that I wanted my badge mailed!"
We should be rolling out a fix that lets you change this yourself soon. If you've already paid, well... I think you're out of luck. You can always e-mail acenreg08 AT gmail.com and ask if they'll take the extra $1.50 to add it even though you're paid, but no guarantees. If you haven't already paid, PM me with your badge number. I'll do what I can. And please, next year, look out for it.
"When are concert tickets going on sale?"
Registration does not answer questions that aren't directly related to registration, because we don't want to give out misinformation. This question, for example, is best asked of the Main Programming department. There is a forum for each [external] department at ACen; please direct your query there. If you're not sure where to direct it, the general forum is where you want to go.
See also this topic for more information.
"OMG your program sucks it never works and I can't believe you wouldn't make it work for me this sucks."
This isn't a great way to get support for your problem, and believe me, there's nothing worse than reading posts where people trash something you've been working on for eight months, sometimes at a very high priority, sacrificing sleep and other obligations for. I'm happy to help and I know the program isn't perfect (yet), but I can't help someone who is rude to me and my work (and my partner's work) and won't even tell me what the problem is. Therefore I ask you to be polite; we're just as stressed that something we made isn't working correctly. We know what's at stake, and we try to work quickly; insulting us will only make us less eager to put your bug high on our list of things that need to be solved.
If you have a bug to report, please PM me with:
- your badge number
- your login name
- your browser (IE7, Firefox, Safari, Opera, etc...)
- your OS (XP, Vista, Leopard, Ubuntu, OpenBSD, etc...)
- what you were doing when you found the bug (how could I reproduce it?)
- approximate time of the bug
- did you receive an error message, and, if you did, what was it?
I hope this covers a lot. I will attempt to keep it updated.
(Edited! Added a question about non-registration questions. Added a topic jump too.)
(Edited! Added a snide remark about people who use curl.)
(Edited! Added a question about getting an SSL error.)
(Edited! Added a way to prevent the dreaded error 181 from occurring in the future in most cases.)
(Edited! Added a question about confirmations.)
(Edited! The dreaded 181 bug is solved. Keinahora.)
(Edited! Added a question about Error 0.)
(Edited! Added a section about the dreaded white-screen problems.)
(Edited! Cleaned up and clarified some other sections.)
(Edited! Was able to personally confirm that the iPhone/iPod Touch browser is compatible with the registration system.)
(Edited! Added a bit about the 101 bug and proper responses to it.)
(Edited! Badge mailing has gone out!)


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Episode 520 : John Doerr, legendary VC & industry leader, on advising Obama, what's broken in healthcare & how entrepreneurs can fix it. The healthcare industry is the largest and most broken part of the American economy with $3 trillion spent annually and $1 trillion of that wasted each year. http://goo.gl/FDaC4n #FullPodcastAvailable #Podcasts
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Bright spacious apartment near center
Size65 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Parking available
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
- Towels
Accommodation summary
|Musilkova, 15000 Prague, Czech Republic
|Property type
|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Location is very good:
- Very quiet, peaceful place
- 15 minutes by car to the airport
- 10 minutes by car or tram to the city center, tram stop 200 meters away
- In 5 tram stops is a large shopping mall "Novy Smichov", which is very good for shopping
- Few steps away are grocery shops and a cozy Czech restaurant
Apartment is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable stay:
• 2 x Double bed – 160x200 cm (1 - in the bedroom, 2 - in the livingroom)
• Little comfy sofa – 140x200 cm in the livingroom
• Kitchenware (spoons, forks, knives, cups, dishes, pans etc.)
• Microwave
• Fridge
• Washing Machine
• Stove and oven
• Free Wi-Fi
• And other (hair dryer, iron, ironing board, hoover, dryer rack)
• Parking is free in the house
If you have any questions, feel free to ask me!
House rulesDear friends, I have to pay your attention, there are some house rules:
1) Our apartment for non-smoking,
2) Under the law of the Czech Republic, unfortunately, you cannot make any noise after 22:00.
Check in / check-out / add. information:
1) Check-in at 14:00
2) Check-out in 11:00
3) We provide bedding and towels
4) No needed security deposit and cleaning fee.
|Price for > 2 guests
|R 127 ZAR per guest/night extra
|Check-in after
|Check-in before
|On arrangement
|Check-out before
|Cancellation Policy
Reviews for this host's other properties
The apartment was fine. We had a good stay. I recommend
L'appartement était très bien. Nous avons passé un très bon séjour. Je recommande
This place is great! The apartment is big and clean. Everything exactly as in the description.
It's just ~20 minutes walk from the Old Town which is super convenient.
Thanks a lot, Alex!
We liked it very well in this apartment. The room is big enough for two people. For four people I can gave me not so good dishes vorstellen.Das grade for two! Alex was always helpful and friendly. The location is very convenient if you want to go by metro or tram. Even a small farmer's market is near. We can imagine to live there again.
Uns hat es sehr gut in dieser Wohnung gefallen. Das Zimmer ist groß genug für zwei Leute. Für vier Leute kann ich es mir nicht so gut vorstellen.Das Geschirr reichte grade für zwei! Alex war immer hilfsbereit und freundlich. Die Lage ist sehr praktisch, wenn man mit Metro oder Straßenbahn fahren möchte. Auch ein kleiner Bauernmarkt ist in der Nähe. Wir können uns vorstellen, noch einmal dort zu wohnen.
Everything is good but the bed in kitchen is poor, which must be replaced
Alles is goed maar het bed in keuken is slecht ,die moet vervangen worden
A total great stay in Prague.
Accommodation was great, though the sometimes very young guests NEN over or under me very high "noise" had.
Nevertheless, this apartment highly recommend ...
Ein insgesamt toller Aufenthalt in Prag.
Unterkunft war super, wenn auch die zum Teil sehr jungen Gäste über bzw unter mir nen sehr hohen "Geräuschpegel " hatten.
Dennoch, kann dieses Appartement sehr empfehlen...
The place was quite nice, Although not located in the city center as the advert says. Nonetheless, it is few minutes walking from the metro station Pavlova and 15-20 minutes walking from the actual center. The apartment itself was nice: there is really everything you may need and it was nicely furnished. The only remark I have Concerns That the management is absent and, Although I tried three-four times, I never managed to get any response to phone calls and text messages about Whether I could store my baggage in the residence for a last visit in the city - Which, with no answer, I could not do. Otherwise, everything was fine.
The place is nice, although not located in the city center but close to Pavlova metro and about 15-20 minutes walk from the center itself. The apartment is beautiful: there is everything you could need and is furnished in a very aesthetically pleasing. The only problem concerns the management that is completely absent and, although he has tried three or four times, I never managed to get an answer by phone or text message when asked to leave luggage in the residence before a final round in the city departure day - which, not having received any reply, I could not help.
The place was quite nice, although not located in the city center as the advert says. Nonetheless, it is few minutes walking from the metro station Pavlova and 15-20 minutes walking from the actual center. The apartment itself was nice: there is really everything you may need and it was nicely furnished. The only remark I have concerns the management that is absent and, although I tried three-four times, I never managed to get any response to phone calls and text messages about whether I could store my baggage in the residence for a last visit in the city - which, with no answer, I could not do. Otherwise, everything was fine.
Il posto é carino, sebbene non collocato nel centro cittá ma vicino alla metro Pavlova e a circa 15-20 minuti di cammino dal centro vero e proprio. L'appartamento é bello: c'é tutto quello che puó servire ed é arredato in modo molto piacevole esteticamente. L'unico problema riscontrato riguarda la gestione che é assolutamente assente e, nonostante abbia provato tre-quattro volte, non sono mai riuscito a ricevere alcuna risposta telefonica o via sms quando chiedevo di lasciare i bagagli nel residence prima di un ultimo giro in cittá il giorno della partenza - cosa che, non avendo ricevuto alcuna risposta, non ho potuto fare.
Estuvimos una semana en Praga, el apartamento está muy bien localizado y tiene todo lo que necesitas.
Apartment clean, bed ok but dark ground floor. At arrival at 16 pm, beds for 3 while we are 4. Bed linen and towels that are brought to 21:30 without a word of excuse.
Appartement propre, literie ok, mais Rdc sombre. A l arrivée à 16 h, lits faits pour 3 alors que nous sommes 4. Les draps et serviettes sont amenés qu à 21h30, sans un mot d excuse.
Super Wohnung, sehr gut ausgestattet; alles da, viel mehr als man für einen kurzen Aufenthalt braucht...
Die Lage der Wohnung ist perfekt, in einem schönen zentrumsnahen Wohnviertel gelegen. Metro und 2 Tramlinien bringen einen schnell ins Zentrum, zu Fuß gehts auch.
Sehr freundliche und reibungslose Abwicklung.
Beim nächsten Pragurlaub gerne wieder!
everything well organized, great apartment, helpful staff, thank you for everything
tutto ben organizzato ,appartamento Ottimo ,personale disponibile ,grazie di tutto
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Holidays are a time for family, fun and food. Don't let your dinner party plans
get ruined by falling victim to a kitchen accident. Cooking fires are three
times more likely to occur on Thanksgiving than any other day of the year. According to the US Fire
Administration, an estimated 2,000 Thanksgiving Day fires occur in residential
buildings annually in the United States, resulting in $21 million in property
loss each year.
Home accidents can happen anytime but many emergencies can be avoided. The Roseville Fire Department
encourages families to follow these simple steps for safe
holiday cooking:
- Keep your cooking range free of clutter to reduce the risk of grease fires
- Do not pour water on a grease fire. Turn off the
burner, put on an oven mitt and smother the flames by carefully sliding a lid
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don't leave your meal cooking unattended
- Turkey fryers should always be
used outdoors a
safe distance from buildings and any other flammable materials. Never use
turkey fryers in a garage or on a wooden deck. See our safety video here
- Never hold a child while cooking or carrying hot items
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Hello everyone,
My name is Carol Haigh, my colleague and I work at Manchester Metropolitan University and we are doing some research into how health care professionals who are not specialists in dementia care communicate with patients and their family and friends. The primary outcome of this research will be the creation of educational tools to help doctors and nurses communicate better. We are particularly interested in those health care professionals who work in the cancer field but we'd like to hear what your experiences or concerns are. We'll make sure your anonymity is protected at all time but we would like to use quotes from what you tel us in the learning material we develop.
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A Preliminary Investigation of the Demographic, Systematic Risk, and Systematic Promotive Factors that Influence Higher Educational Attainment among Foster Care Youths and Young Adults who Age Out of the Foster Care System Social Work 2013-10-22 Johnston, Elizabeth S. 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I know it's early but I just have to say it: Eat it VR46 haters!!


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Macedonian Students
Compiled by grade school students in Skopje, Macedonia, the scrapbook contains photographs of the city and its countryside alongside drawings depicting similar scenes. Red Cross imagery is prominent throughout the scrapbook, in fact the item may have been created to pay homage to the organization's relief efforts. Some Red Cross images include a drawing of a Red Cross aide holding the organization's flag surrounded by flags of the U.S., France, and Soviet Union all presiding over a fallen Nazi flag and a photograph of a Red Cross worker standing among a group of children as they eat.
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He has withdrawn from the tourney so who would you like to replace him?
miranda? bika? green? maybe even pavlik but its unlikely.
Jermain taylor- "I'm going to take some time off from the sport of boxing and take myself out of SHOWTIME Sports World Boxing Classic tournament. It's important that I give my body and mind some much needed rest, because I have been boxing for nearly 20 years," said Taylor. "I plan on keeping myself in shape and making a return to the sport sometime in the future. This was not an easy decision for me, having discuss it with my family, trainer, friends and my adviser Al Haymon, because I'm a very competitive person-but I know this is the smart road for me to take. I want to thank SHOWTIME Sports for everything and I wish the best for my 5 counterparts who will continue on in the Super Six tournament. Most of all, I want to thank the many fans for their continued support."
I wouldnt mind seeing bute but if he carries on winning the chances are that he will face the winner of the super 6 anyway


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XCEL 5/4 Hooded Drylock Wetsuit - Brand New *For Sale*
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XCEL 5/4 Hooded Drylock Wetsuit - Brand New *For Sale*
I'd seriously contemplate this if I weren't an LS instead of an L. I have this same wetty and I'm sweating on single digit days. No joke. After 90-120 minutes at least. Whoever buys this suit is stoked as it's just over half price of retail. Make sure it fits you so go try on an XCEL 5/4 L at the shop before buying. Doesn't matter how great the rubber is if it's not form-fitting.
There's plenty on here that will argue that most manufacturers have the same neoprene and same suit out there just with different names. Not saying there's not other suits that plenty of guys are happy with. I am saying though that I've got a whole XCEL quiver from boardies to rash guards to 2mm toppers to the 5/4 Drylock and all of it is durable and comfortable and warm.
Boots I have 3mm Drylock and 7mm Drylock. Gloves 5mm lobster claws and the 1.5mm spring glove. All of them are great and these have seen two seasons and a lot of rock reef yet are still kicking warm and dry.
I'm also a huge xcel fanboy.
I'm amazed at how warm my Xcel drylock lobbies keep my hands...and I got the 5 mils.
Happens once, just coincidence. Brought them in, shop gave me a new pair, was very careful with them, got the same tear. Third pair same tear, other hand. Each time after just a couple of sessions. Finally switched to Rip Curl, and have not had a problem.
Still love the full suits though.
I've been surfing this winter in water at or below 40 in the 4/3 hooded Xcel Drylock - they make a damn warm suit. I previously did have a 5/4 Xcel drylock. Also extremely warm wetsuit...almost too much so in some of those recent warm Delmarva winters. I personally found it on the stiff/heavy side, which is why I got rid of it in favor of the 4/3 Drylock.


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"He (satan) makes promises to them and fills them with false hopes. But what satan promises them is nothing but delusion." (Surat an-Nisa', 120)
Let there be a community among you who call to the good, and enjoin the right, and forbid the wrong. They are the ones who have success. (Surah Al 'Imran, 104)
I will lead them astray and fill them with false hopes. I will command them and they will cut off cattle's ears. I will command them and they will change Allah's creation.' Anyone who takes Shaytan as his protector in place of Allah has clearly lost everything. (Surat an-Nisa', 119)
"Allah has promised those of you who believe and do right actions that He will make them successors in the land as He made those before them successors, and will firmly establish for them their religion with which He is pleased and give them, in place of their fear, security. 'They worship Me, not associating anything with Me.' Any who disbelieve after that, such people are deviators." (Surat an-Nur, 55)
"The Qur'an shows the solution. Allah has shown it to us. But some Muslims are not concentrating on that solution. These scourges will always be around so long as they do not concentrate on that solution. Blood will flow in streams in the Islamic world and there will be terrible corruption. Muslims will suffer all kinds of pain and tribulations. The only solution is the Turkish-Islamic Union. … It is a sin for Muslims to be divided. It is a sin for Muslims not to unite. Muslims cannot be strong so long as that sin is still being committed. It is essential for Muslims to be united, a commandment from Allah. If Muslims unite, if they raise their desire for unification at every available opportunity, … the very subject will cease to be a problem. … For that reason, all Muslims must desire the Turkish-Islamic Union and pray constantly for it. They must seek Hazrat Mahdi (as) and speak of such things at lawful meetings and assemblies, put them on posters and discuss them in speeches. Allah will definitely bring the Turkish-Islamic Union about, and these are our prayers, insha'Allah."
Age: 54-37 million years
Period: Eocene
Location: Utah, USA
O mankind! Have fear [and awareness] of your Lord, Who created you from a single self, created its mate from it, and then disseminated many men and women from the two of them. Heed Allah, in Whose name you make demands on one another and also in respect of your families. Allah watches over you continually. ( Surat an-Nisa', 1)
... Allah is watchful over all things. ( Surat al-Ahzab, 52)
What He Said
Konya TV, January 29-2008
Adnan Oktar: That is quiet favourable for America. Anarchy will come to an end as soon as an Islamic Union, a Turkish Islamic Union is established. Terrorism will stop at once, and there will be great wealth and plenty.
Adnan Oktar: TURKEY WILL BE A MAJOR STATE. INSHAALLAH, IT WILL LEAD THE TURKISH ISLAMIC WORLD. Turkey is in any case free, but it will be even freer and more democratic. InshaAllah, it will be even better.
Interviewer: So you really believe that Turkey can occupy a leadership position despite all these conditions?
Adnan Oktar: Our nation is an excellent nation and QUITE CAPABLE OF LEADING.
What Happened
Daily Yeni Asya, July 25-2008


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User:Zzo38/Proposal about classes
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This document is proposal relating to various things dealing with classes in Haskell.
1 Monads
Move join into the Monad class, to allow monads to defined in terms of unit/join/fmap. Together with things described below, it can automatically be Functor as well, and define fmap if you are using return/bind definitions.
2 Default superclass definitions
For example, for monads you can have:
class Functor m => Monad (m :: * -> *) where { (>>=) :: forall a b. m a -> (a -> m b) -> m b; (>>) :: forall a b. m a -> m b -> m b; return :: a -> m a; join :: m (m a) -> m a; fail :: String -> m a; a >>= f = join $ fmap f a; m >> k = m >>= \_ -> k; join = (>>= id); fail = error; fmap f m = m >>= return . f; };
In this case, you can define the defaults for Functor if they are not already defined.
3 Restrictive classes
For example, make a restrictive monad that only contains instances of Ord. I am not sure about syntax or other details.
4 Classes of classes
See proposal of kinds.


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|Strategic Horizons LLP Recognizes TechShop, Inc. for Its Engaging Customer Experiences
|TechShop awarded the Experience Stager of the Year (EXPY) award
MENLO PARK, Calif.
, October 27, 2011 --
TechShop, Inc., the world's first DIY workshop and fabrication studio, has been awarded the Experience Stager of the Year (EXPY) Award. The award was presented toTechShop CEO Mark Hatch at the recent thinkAbout, an annual event hosted by Strategic Horizonscofounders Joe Pine and Jim Gilmore where executives and professionals from across the globe gather to explore, share and network with others leading the way in the Experience Economy. Previous years' winners include Build-A-Bear Workshop, LEGO Group, Geek Squad, American Girl Place, and others who have demonstrated exceptional skill in creating truly memorable and innovative experiences.
With locations in Menlo Park, San Francisco, San Jose, Raleigh-Durham and Detroit, TechShop is a member-based DIY workshop where inventors, hackers, hobbyists, tinkerers, artists, entrepreneurs, and arts and crafts enthusiasts go to build the things they have always wanted to make. Strategic Horizons is a thinking studio dedicated to shaping the innovative pursuits of Fortune 500 companies and entrepreneurial start-ups.
"Each year the EXPY winner we select exemplifies in a particularly excellent way, the experience-staging principles we espouse in our book, The Experience Economy," said Jim Gilmore.
"TechShop not only creates a unique environment, it stages a rich and compelling experience for makers of all stripes, one that I also highlight in my recently published book, Infinite Possibility: Creating Customer Value on the Digital Frontier," added Joe Pine.
"The EXPY award recognizes the significant commitment TechShop has made in engaging and empowering anyone to build their dreams and is a tribute to the dedicated staff, who are always ready and willing to enable and innovate," said Hatch. "We give our members a transformative experience by providing access to over a million dollars in industry leading tools, equipment and software and introducing them to a community of highly creative and knowledgeable professionals. When you walk out of our shop you will have new skills and, likely, inspiration to change the world!"
Read more at Joe Pine's blog: http://www.infinite-possibility.com/techshop-2011expy
Engage in this Award Winning Experience for yourself!
About the EXPY Award
EXPY Winners
About Strategic Horizons LLP
Founded in October 2006, TechShop is a membership-based, do-it-yourself (DIY) workshop and fabrication studio that provides access to a vibrant community of creative makers and millions of dollars' worth of facilities, equipment, tools and software in each location. Based in San Jose, Calif., with locations globally, TechShop offers classes, workshops, instruction and training for people of all ages and skill levels to build whatever they can dream.For information on memberships and course listings, visit www.techshop.com, email email@example.com or call 855-TECHSHOP. You can follow TechShop on Twitter at @TechShop and on Facebook as TechShop Incorporated.
TechShop currently offers a number of investment opportunities. For more information, or to RSVP for one of our upcoming live webinars, visit invest.techshop.com.
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Hyundai, Kia Busted for Overstating Fuel Economy Claims after EPA Probe
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Millions to be paid out to owners over misleading claims
Back in December of 2011,
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called on the EPA to investigate Hyundai over its fuel economy claims. According to Consumer Watchdog, Hyundai claimed that its Elantra was good for 29 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on highway. The problem the organization had with the claims is that it received a higher than usual number of complaints that real-world mileage was in the mid-20 mpg range.
The EPA did investigate Hyundai for misleading mileage claims as well as Kia, and changes in fuel economy estimates are coming as a result of the investigation. Both Kia and Hyundai will be lowering the fuel economy estimates on the majority of their 2012 to 2013 models after EPA testing discovered discrepancies between its data and the company's data.
Hyundai and Kia admitted to overstating the estimated fuel economy on window stickers of about 900,000 vehicles sold since late 2010. The two automakers will reportedly spend millions of dollars to compensate owners for faulty claims of economy.
Hyundai will also have to retract its widely used claim that it leads the industry with four vehicle models able to get 40 mpg on the highway. That statement will be retracted because estimated highway economy on the 2013 Accent, Veloster, and Elantra are being reduced to below 40 mpg.
Some of the biggest losers include the Hyundai Accent and the all-new, redesigned 2013 Hyundai Santa Fe. The Accent saw its 30/40/33 (city/highway/combined) rating drop to 28/37/31. The Santa Fe Sport (2WD) saw a huge drop in its highway rating, going from 21/31/25 (city/highway/combined) to 20/27/23.
Many of the mileage adjustments take Hyundai models from being class leaders to either middle-of-the-pack or lower.
On the Kia side of things, the Soul took the biggest hit as it saw its highway numbers drop by 6 mpg (35 mpg highway to 29 mpg highway).
Overstating fuel efficiency is a significant blunder by the two car companies because gas prices are up, and many people are shopping based on fuel economy claims by the manufacturer. The EPA notes that window sticker values have previously been reduced on only two vehicles sense 2000, so that makes Hyundai's folly even more egregious.
"Given the importance of fuel efficiency to all of us, we're extremely sorry about these errors," said Hyundai Motor America President and CEO John Krafcik. "We're going to make this right."
Krafcik blamed the inaccurate fuel efficiency claims on "procedural errors" in the fuel-economy testing methodology the company used. Hyundai-Kia's combined fleetwide fuel economy average declined from 27 MPG to 26 mpg for the 2012 model year working out to about a 3% reduction.
Krafcik added, "We've identified the source of the discrepancies between our prior testing method and the EPA's recommended approach."
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You might want to use MD5 to check downloaded ISO, then re-do the USB install with unebootin.
Some problems have been arisen with USB 3.0 acconrding to some posts, so you might want to use a USB 2.0 unit, just in case.
Also is highly recommended to burn DVD and use it.
Please, refer to the wiki if any doubt as far as "USB Installation": http://www.backtrack-linux.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page
Section : Getting Started" ----> "Installing Backtrack"
Hope it helps.