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This case is complete with credit card slots, so you can limit what you are carrying around with you at any one time for optimum convenience. Carry a selection of your most vital cards, licences or even cash with these handy concealed inner pouches.
Stylish design with an elegant leather-style finish
Simple, sleek and elegant design makes this case perfect for your Sony Xperia Z1 Compact. Its thin lightweight construction means it adds little bulk to your handset, so you can still fit it easily within your pockets or handbag. The leather-style finish makes it soft to the touch, for maximum comfort during use.
Also features a magnetic clasp, which helps to make the case more secure, thus better suited for your Z1 Compact.
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Designed for your Sony Z1 Compact, the case features cut-outs for important functions of your phone - including the camera and charging port. This ensures that the case is fully-functional and is as easy to use as possible.


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I asked for your suggestions for the strangest or most amusing pub names in the area, and got some great responses.
Combining some of those with some favourites nominated here, I present this top 10 list.
These are the pubs which most put the Red Lions, Queen's Heads, White Swans and other boring boozer names to shame.
There is no particular order to the list so you can have your say in the comments box below about which one you think deserves the title of weirdest or funniest pub name in the area, or any others you reckon should have been included.
Fanny on the Hill
Also featured in my top 10 rudest place names, this has to be one of the most snigger-wrthy pub name out there.
You may be disappointed to learn the likely origins of the name for this Welling pub aren't really rude at all.
Hidden-London.com says: "The pub is said to derive its name from a barmaid at an earlier hostelry who would shine a lamp to tell Dick Turpin that the coast was clear. However, the original Fanny is more likely to have been Anne Muirhead, who ran the White Horse beerhouse for about 20 years in the mid-19th century."
Zoë-Dawn Briggs said on Facebook: "The Fanny is named after Dick Turpin's wife, apparently she used to wait nearby with a lantern for him."
Wrong 'Un
As is its way, and a point that will be further illustrated later on, Wetherspoon pubs tend to have quirky names – and this 'un in Bexleyheath is no exception.
Although our PubSpy wwasn't entirely convinved, the name is not intended as a reflection on the pub or its clientele. Instead it's drawn from a cricket term as eexplained on the JD Wetherspoon website: "Cricket has been a favourite local pastime for more than two centuries. There are references to Bexley men playing cricket in 1746. One of the most difficult deliveries for a batsman to play is the googly, or wrong 'un, bowled by a leg spinner."
Cock Inn
Another one that's on the list for appealing to anyone who has an inner 12-year-old that titters at the mention of something slightly naughty. This doesn't look particularly rude on screen but sounds it when said out loud, especially when phrased in certain ways.
There appears to be at least a couple of Cocks in north Kent, one in Luddesdowne and another in Halstead. It's almost certain their names are connected to male chickens and not anything filthy.
Fighting Cocks
Speaking of which, get a load of The Fighting Cocks. An eye-catching name for a pub, but one which can be simply explained. From the Horton Kirby tavern's website: "The building is said to have originated in 1776 as a farmhouse, subsequently being converted into an alehouse in 1818. The landlord at the time used to arrange cockfights, hence the name.
Photo from fightingcockshortonkirby.co.uk
"The landlord was incidentally fined on three seperate occasions for keeping a gaming house. In those days, cock fighting was OK, but wagering on the result was illegal!. A cockpit existed at the inn until the middle of the 19th century."
The Buff
Another distinctive name with chicken-related roots, as whatpub.com explains: "The pub is named after the Orpington Buff chicken which was first bred in the town in the 19th century. Its construction to serve the expanding housing of the town belongs to a much more recent period however."
Door Hinge
This tiny Welling watering hole was London's first contribution to the micropub craze.
Landlord Ray Hurley told News Shopper the boozer is named after his mum whose maiden name was Doreen Indge.
Ray said: "At school they shortened Doreen to Door and she was known as Door Hinge or Squeaky or Rusty Hinge.
"She would have loved the place. She was a typical old London girl from Deptford."
Flying Boat
The second imaginatively titled Wwetherspoon drinking spot to make it on to our list. Here's the origin for this Dartford pub's peculiar name: "John Clayton Beadle moved his horse-drawn-vehicle-making business to Spital Street in 1900. In 1910, he added the single-storey car showroom where you now stand. The workshops at the rear of the showroom included a roller-skating rink which doubled as a meeting venue, with Winston Churchill and AJ Balfour both addressing crowds here.
"The workshops were demolished in 1998, when the premises were converted into a public house. During the First and Second World War, production at Beadle's was geared to the war effort, including making floats for Sunderland flying boats - one of the most powerful and widely used flying boats in the Second World War."
Who'd 'a' Thought It
If I was to pick an absolutte favourite on this list, the Who'd 'a' Thought It in Plumstead would get my vote.
A commenter on the Little London Observationist blog sheds some light on where the name came from: "The Who'd 'a' Thought It belonged to my great-grandmother at one point. Eliza Collins, I think her name was. The story about the name of the pub, as my grandmother Lydia told it, was that the family spent many hours trying to think up a good name for the pub, but were unsuccessful. Finally one of them said "well, who'd a thought it!" and they decided that was the right name for the pub."
Frog & Radiator
I'm finishing this list with two pub names which are no longer used but should be. The first is the Frog & Radiator in Greenwich which was changed to the Ship & Billet and is now known as The Duchess. I don't know where the outlandish earlier name came from, but it was definitely much better.
Photo by Ewan Munro via Flickr
Tom Foolery
People at News Shopper have written nice things about the Barrel & Horn in Bromley High Street such as here and here. I've never been but I'm prepared to accept it's a great bar based purely on this statement from its website: "Quite simply the best thing to happen to Bromley since the Chuckle Brothers played the Churchill."
The thing is, the name ... it's just not very ... look, it's not a bad name but it's certainly not unusual enough to have made this list. The place's old naame, The Tom Foolery, was miles better I think.
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writting it for other people strugling with this issue.
I have put TinyMCE 22.214.171.124 in the requested folder and it was still saying "Not installed.".
I changed for TinyMCE 3.4b2 and installed without any problem.
Comment #1thomas_rz CreditAttribution: thomas_rz commented
I've got exactly the same problem with both TinyMCE 126.96.36.199 and TinyMCE 3.4b3.
Does anybody have a solution for this?
Thanks a lot!
Comment #3TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
I'm running TinyMCE 188.8.131.52 on a D7 site without problems. Tested both the regular package and the dev package.
Make sure you extracted the entire archive to sites/all/libraries/tinymce (without modifying any files) so that the main script ends up at sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js.
UPDATE: Also tested with main packages of 3.4b2 and 3.4b3, no problems detecting them.
Comment #4thomas_rz CreditAttribution: thomas_rz commented
Thank you for your information!
I extracted the entire archive to that specific folder so that the main script ends up at sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/tiny_mce.js.
I keep on searching...
Comment #5thomas_rz CreditAttribution: thomas_rz commented
that would be very kind of you
Comment #7TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
Maybe there's a permission error on the files? Make sure everyone has read access (NOT write access) to the TinyMCE files.
Comment #8thomas_rz CreditAttribution: thomas_rz commented
I removed the libraries-folder, made a new one with the right permissions and extracted tinymce to it. Now everything works as it should (D7, wysiwyg 7.x-2.0 and TinyMCE 220.127.116.11).
Tinymce_3.4b2 works also.
Thanks a lot for your support and files!
Comment #9suryaden CreditAttribution: suryaden commented
thanks Agape, its works
Comment #10TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
|» support
|» Fixed
Ok, looks like we can close this one then.
Comment #11lanquarem CreditAttribution: lanquarem commented
I've had the same problem.
It turned out that I just had to choose "english" (instead of "french") as the interface language in the general settings, for each text format...
Comment #12haNjo CreditAttribution: haNjo commented
I've the same problem than thomarz and the solution found by Agape don't work on my Drupal.
I looked about rights on each folder, and it seems to be good.
I'm on Ubuntu 10.10.
Comment #13TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
@lanquarem, this issue is about the editor showing up as "Not installed" in the "Installation instructions" so if you had the same problem you couldn't have chosen a language at all since it would not have been possible to assign a profile to a format.
But, yes, TinyMCE only comes with the English language files by default. Selecting French and not having installed translation files for the editor and all its native plugins will make it crash.
@Johan D. Are you using the same versions of Wysiwyg/TinyMCE as thomasrz does too?
If you've uploaded the files via FTP, try deleting sites/all/libraries/tinymce, change the transfer mode (ASCII,binary,automatic) in your FTP client and re-upload the extracted files exactly as they are.
Comment #14haNjo CreditAttribution: haNjo commented
Hi TwoD,
I'm not on my computer, but I donwloaded the latest version of both (wysiwyg & tinymce). To install, I can't do that by the url or by the upload of the files because I always receive the same message:
WARNING: You are not using an encrypted connection, so your password will be sent in plain text.
So, to install a module, I donwload this and I extract the folder into the right path...
(sorry for my english..)
Comment #15TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
Well, that's not an error, just a warning that should not stop you from installing using the interface.
The editor must be downloaded manually and extracted/uploaded to the right path, just like you did.
What do you see on the TinyMCE row under "Installation instructions" on admin/config/content/wysiwyg ?
If it says "Not installed", you must check that the extracted files were placed correctly. Normally, "extract all" to sites/all/libraries should set things up correctly. When the editor is not installed, there's an example path showing where the main TinyMCE .js file should end up.
If it says "version could not be detected", it means the editor is most likely installed correctly but it has changed so Wysiwyg can not figure out which version it is.
If you see a version number like "3.4", everything's ok and you can assign a TinyMCE profile to a text format, enable some buttons and test it.
Comment #16haNjo CreditAttribution: haNjo commented
I'm back on my computer, and i checked [again] my folder... big mistake, I created 'Librairies' in place of 'Libraries'... My mother tong is French... rofl sorry...
When I choose TinyMCE for the Plain Text mode, and I create a new content, I don't see anything about TinyMCE...
I don't know how to explan that :s
Comment #17TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
@haNjo, did you enable any buttons and/or do you see any errors?
Comment #18haNjo CreditAttribution: haNjo commented
I don't see anything after enable the tinymce, and choose it for the "Plain Text Mod". I had an hard week-end, I'll try later during the day to create a mode if it's possible, and look what's the result.
Comment #19haNjo CreditAttribution: haNjo commented
I tried again the TinyMCE on the Plain Text format, I looked up for some options in the tinyMCE edit (i.e: buttons & plugins: bold, italic, etc.)
But when I create a new content, and I choose Plain Text format, I can see "Disable rich-text" but I don't see anything about TinyMCE options in my body...
I have a question about theme. I know Acquia Prosper, but it's not develop for Drupal7. Do you know an other theme who looks like this one? Later I will try to create my personnal design & theme, but at first, I need to learn Drupal :)
Comment #20TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
@haNjo, can you post a screenshot of what the page looks like?
Wysiwyg itself appears to be working, since you see the "Disable rich-text" link, but perhaps the editor crashed when initialized.
If there's no error, it might still be possible to determine what went wrong using visual clues on the page. If that doesn't work, only stepping through the code with a debugger like Firebug will help.
I don't know that theme so I can't help you with that part.
Comment #21netentropy CreditAttribution: netentropy commented
This is happening for me with a base install of Drupal 7 and both they stable release and dev version of Wysiwyg
Without any buttons enabled there outline of the editor is there but once a button is enabled the editor disappears. The disable rich-text link is also there but no editor.
Comment #22snazawa CreditAttribution: snazawa commented
Got the same issue. All the scripts are loading according to Firebug and "Disable rich-text" hyperlinks shows up, but no TinyMCE toolbar. Have cleared cache and run cron multiple times and cleared browser cache and no luck.
The MCE iframe is loading but looks like the toolbar html is not loading completely:
Toolbar
Normally all of the MCE toolbar table elements would load up in

Thanks for your help!
Comment #23TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
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I tried to verify this again in FF and Chrome today without success. Tested both D6 and D7 with Wysiwyg 6.x-2.x-dev and 7.x-2.x-dev and TinyMCE 188.8.131.52 or 3.4.2.
Can those still having issues please try 3.4.2?
Remove sites/all/libraries/tinymce completely, extract/upload the tinymce folder again. If you're using FTP, please check the transfer mode settings in your clients and repeat with a different mode if it doesn't work.
Also switch to the standard admin theme if you're using another one so we can rule out theme conflicts.
If you've got other editors enabled, please remove them (unassigning them from formats is enough).
Test with and without buttons enabled. Without any buttons, the outline of the editor should still show up.
Test on a content type/form with as few customizations as possible to rule out module conflicts. The original page nodes would be ideal.
If you don't see the editor, please inspect the HTML using Firebug or a similar tool and see if you see the same thing as snazawa did above. This would indicate an error during TinyMCE's initialization. Please post any errors from JavaScript consoles etc. If you can step through the code with a debugger, it'd be very helpful to know out why, or at least in which situation things fail.
If 3.4.2 isn't working for you, can you please repeat the above with earlier versions like 22.214.171.124 (recently released), or even further back?
If anyone is willing to give me access to a site where this problem can be reproduced, I'd gladly help debugging it. You can use my contact form so any credentials needed for the site won't have to be made public.
Comment #24snazawa CreditAttribution: snazawa commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Fixed
Ok, it seems obvious in hindsight, but the reason there were no buttons showing up in the toolbar was because I had not enabled any buttons in the WYSIWYG Profile > Operations > Edit > Buttons and Plugins. So it's obvious now, but I don't recall reading that buttons had to be turned on. I guessed I assumed that a default set would be included, but apparently all buttons are turned off by default.
Btw, I installed TinyMCE 3.4.2. Both the regular build and JQuery build both seem to work.
Comment #26smschwindt CreditAttribution: smschwindt commented
|Closed (fixed)
|» Active
I have the same issue, I have tried using TinyMCE 220.127.116.11 and 3.4.2 as well as the 7.x-2.0 and dev version of this module. I have tried different modules and themes and input formats. I have used all buttons and no buttons in the TinyMCE configuration and still no go.
Any ideas?
Comment #27TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
|» Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Comment #28smschwindt CreditAttribution: smschwindt commented
I tested with and without buttons enabled and both times I did not see the outline. I have tested on vairious other content types and still no go.
I used firebug to inspect the website, see screenshots attached. I really don't know that much about that addon but when i ran the "NET" tab it came up with one red highlighted item (screenshot 2.png)
I have tried installing both versions of TinyMCE and still no go.
Comment #29smschwindt CreditAttribution: smschwindt commented
|Postponed (maintainer needs more info)
|» Active
forgot to switch it back to active...
Comment #30TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
|» Fixed
Ah, thanks for that info!
It's likely that jquery.cookie.js not being loaded causes script errors which in turn stops the editor from loading.
If you're running this on Apache with mod_security enabled, and that file does exist in your Drupal installation, have a look a these issues with similar problems:
#306889: Fails to load jquery.cookie.js (hosting problem)
#522646: jquery.cookie.js incompatible with Apache mod_security by default
Page Not Found - misc/jquery.cookie.js - But it IS There! (Post installation forum).
Comment #31smschwindt CreditAttribution: smschwindt commented
|» Closed (fixed)
Thanks alot!!! This worked like a charm!
Comment #32tmukoo CreditAttribution: tmukoo commented
The jquery.cookie.js, seemed to cause my troubles too. But by accident I found that if in config/development/performance I You set Aggregate JavaScript files ON, then the problem goes away.
Comment #33TwoD CreditAttribution: TwoD commented
Yes, that is the workaround I described in #30. It works because when aggregation is on the browser won't request jquery.cookie.js at all, so mod_security only sees the aggregated file being requested and doesn't block it.
Comment #34drupestre CreditAttribution: drupestre commented
Hi all,
Versions :
Drupal 7.7, 2011-07-27
TinyMCE Version 3.4.4 (2011-08-04)
Same bug as http://drupal.org/node/1046062#comment-4307288
I tried to install TinyMCE and failed displaying Buttons on create content page.
As it's a French site, i selected French in tinyMCE option but it does not work...
Everything go well in settings page, so I had to open Firebug and it tells me the bug :
Failed to load: /sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/langs/fr.js
Failed to load: /sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/themes/advanced/langs/fr.js
To solve it :
Download and extract the language pack from http://www.tinymce.com/i18n/index.php?ctrl=lang&act=download&pr_id=1
to your sites/all/libraries/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce folder
After, it works like a charm !!
PS : Of course, it works for all languages, not only French :)
Comment #35marvix CreditAttribution: marvix commented
I got the same problem !
to solve it, you should make the editor language same your template language, for me it works fine!
Comment #36Enno CreditAttribution: Enno commented
Confirming that the quick solution in #30 fixed the issue for me as well. Thanks for the hint.
Drupal 7.8, wysiwyg 7.x-2.1, TinyMCE 22.214.171.124 - Firebug claimed missing jquery.cookie.js even though it's there.
If it is of any help: Before fixing the issue, tinyMCE would only show up for block editing but not for node editing.


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Bringing Internationalization to Mobile Phones with JSR-238
Intended Audience: Software Engineers, Systems Analysts, Testers
Session Level: Intermediate
The most popular application programming environment for mobile phones is the MID Profile of Java 2, Micro Edition (MIDP). It is available in millions of handsets from Nokia and other mobile phone manufacturers. MIDP applications, called "MIDlets", can easily be downloaded over the air to phones.
Neither MIDP nor its underlying Connected, Limited Device Configuration (CLDC) include internationalization services, since concerns for excessive memory footprint demanded the pruning of many features typically found in desktop Java.
Nokia has made an effort to bring the appropriate internationalization capabilities to mobile phones running MIDP over CLDC. The result of that effort is a specification called the Mobile Internationalization API, also known as JSR-238, developed in cooperation with interested parties in the Java Community Process (JCP).
We present the major features of the JSR-238 API that help MIDlet programmers create properly internationalized MIDP applications. We describe what went into JSR-238, and how the result differs from the Java I18N APIs found in Java 2, Standard Edition. We also examine the API design process and the decisions made, and present programming examples that use the API in actual MIDlets.
At the time of writing this abstract JSR-238 is approaching the final stages of the JCP process. It is expected to be finalized by IUC 27.
Attendees should be familiar with Java and preferably also MIDP.


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Web Portal Opens Door To Leading Corporate Energy Efficiency Strategies
As energy prices continue to swing and the prospects for carbon constraints grow, it's no wonder more and more companies are focusing their efforts on energy efficiency. But while most firms recognize the benefits of energy efficiency, many lack the information and resources required to take their efficiency programs to the next level.
To help provide these resources, we have launched a web portal with tools and information to help companies develop stronger energy efficiency strategies. The key feature of the portal is a searchable database of the energy efficiency activities undertaken by the 45 companies in the Center's Business Environmental Leadership Council (BELC).
Also included on the web portal are results of our recent survey distributed to 95 major corporations that offer key insights for those exploring best practices in corporate energy efficiency. These include:
- Firms recognize the energy paradigm is changing rapidly.
- Companies are responding by establishing corporate-wide energy efficiency targets.
- Senior management support is critical in the development and implementation of energy efficiency programs.
- The most common challenge companies face in pursuing efficiency gains are resource constraints, especially limits on capital.
- Employee engagement is an effective, but possibly underutilized strategy for improving energy efficiency.
- Energy efficiency can be a gateway to wider business innovation.
The portal and survey are part of a larger research project that seeks to document and communicate best practices in corporate energy efficiency strategies across the following categories: internal operations, the supply chain, products and services, and cross-cutting issues. The next step of the project is the release of a comprehensive report summarizing our findings at a major conference in Chicago, April 6-7, 2010. The project is funded by a three-year, $1.4 million grant from Toyota.
There is certainly no shortage of reports and initiatives centered on energy efficiency. But the project is unique because of our emphasis on drawing information directly from leading companies. To do this, we conducted the 65-question survey, held four workshops where over two dozen company representatives and efficiency experts shared insights, developed six, in-depth case studies of particularly unique and effective company programs, and assembled an 11-member expert advisory committee to help guide us through the process. All this information is available on the portal. By highlighting the successes, challenges, and lessons learned from companies that have developed effective corporate energy efficiency strategies, we hope to provide insights to other companies seeking to travel further down this road. Check back often, as we will regularly update the web portal as this project progresses.
Andre de Fontaine is Markets and Business Strategy Fellow


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Actors From Classic Movies Then and Now (109 pics)
For those of you who remember the movies of the 80's and 90's. It's like a journey back in the time.
Jeffrey 'Colt' Douglas, Michael "Tam-Tam" Douglas and Samuel "Rocky" Douglas from the movie "3 Ninjas" (1992)
Max Elliott Slade - Jeffrey 'Colt' Douglas
Michael Treanor - Samuel 'Rocky' Douglas
Chad Power - Michael "Tam-Tam," Douglas
Alex Pruitt from the movie Home Alone 3 (1997)
Alex D. Linz
Junie Cortez and Carmen Cortez in Spy Kids movie (2001)
Daryl Sabara and Alexa Vega
Alexa Vega
Yolanda "Honey Bunny" from the movie Pulp Fiction (1994)
Amanda Plummer
Mauser from the Police Academy movies
Art Metrano
Proctor from the movie Police Academy
Lance Kinsey
Debbie Callahan in Police Academy movies
Leslie Easterbrook
Larvell Jones from Police Academy movies
Michael Winslow
Laverne Hooks of the Police Academy movies
Marion Ramsey
Carey Mahoney in Police Academy movies
Steve Guttenberg
Zed from Police Academy movies
Bob Goldthwait
Thaddeus Harris from Police Academy movies
George Bailey
Moses Hightower from Police Academy movies
Bubba Smith
Kathleen Kirkland of the film Police Academy
Colleen Camp
Danny Madigan from the film Last Action Hero (1993)
Austin O'Brien
Peter Shepherd from the movie Jumanji (1995)
Bradley Pierce
The kid from the movie Bad Santa (2003)
Brett Kelly
Spanky and Alfalfa from the movie The Little Rascals (1994)
Travis Tedford
Bug Hall
Darla from the film The Little Rascals (1994)
Brittany Ashton Holmes
Rufio from the movie Hook (1991)
Dante Basco
Buzz from the movie Home Alone
Devin Retray
Jeff from the movie Home Alone
Michael Maron
Fuller of the films Home Alone
Kieran Culkin
Julian from the movie Big Daddy
Cole and Dylan Sprouse
Brother Stifler 's of the films American Pie
Eli Marienthal
Alan from the film Soldiers (1998)
Gregory Smith
Little Forrest and Jenny from the movie Forrest Gump (1994)
Michael Conner Humphreys
Hanna Hall
Bubba from the movie Forrest Gump (1994)
Mykelti Williamson
Heather Donahue from the movie The Blair Witch Project (1999)
Heather Donahue
Anakin Skywalker from Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999)
Jake Lloyd
Pedro from the movie Basketball Diaries (1995)
James Madio
Jessie from the movies Free Willy
Jason James Richter
Pugsley from the Addams Family movies
Jimmy Workman
Aren Samuels from the movie Mean Girls (2004)
Jonathan Bennett
George of the movie Stuart Little
Jonathan Lipnicki
Bradley and Stephen from the movie Twin Sitters (1994)
Christian and Joseph Cousins
Max from the movie Liar Liar (1997)
Justin Cooper
Dennis from the movie Dennis the Menace (1993)
Mason Gamble
Kyle Reese from the movie Terminator (1984)
Michael Bean
Junior from Problem Child movies
Michael Oliver
Connie from the movie Coneheads (1993)
Michelle Berkey
William Miller from the movie Almost Famous (2000)
Patrick Fugit
Gertie Trinke from the film Jersey Girl (2004)
Raquel Castro
Raquel Castro
Rick Moranis
Mutant mother from the movie Total Recall (1990)
Monica Steuer
Mutant daughter from the movie Total Recall (1990)
Sasha Rionda
Mimi blackjack from the movie Jungle 2 Jungle (1997)
Sam Huntington
Lucius from the movie Gladiator (2000)
Spencer Treat Clark
Empress of the movie The Neverending Story (1984)
Tami Stronach
Atreya from the movie The Neverending Story (1984)
Noah Hathaway
Romada of film Hot Shots!
Valeria Golino
Marcus from About a Boy (2002)
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Interior: Albourne West Sussex
A beautiful location house in the UK.
I believe that I have always admired architecture of the world. What is standard to building a home in one country, is never done in another… what are strict guidelines for designing staircases in one country are not even considered important in another country. The differences are quite interesting. And, having grown up in a family that is involved in the building and renovation of homes and commercial buildings, I have always been fascinated by the many details and guidelines that go into both creating and preserving structures…
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wow, this is amazing!!! I have a special love for British countryside architecture :-DReplyDelete
p.s- I'm completely in love with the wooden kitchen table <3
Oh this is so how i'd like my home to look like...ReplyDelete
I love the herringbone flooring!ReplyDelete
Simply delightful. There are so many things that fascinate me in that house, the beams, the floors, all that glassware and the fact how wonderfully homey it looks. It's so personal. And yes, I'd pay a lot for a fireplace in the bedroom!ReplyDelete
i absolutely loooooooove everything about this amazing house. i could move right in!!!ReplyDelete
I just love how they faced the lounging tub out to the view............makes perfect sense doesn't it? XOReplyDelete
Oh my, what a beautiful old home! xReplyDelete
Kate {Something Fabulous}
What a lovely home! Hope you're having a wonderful week Sarah!ReplyDelete
Wow, just beautiful.ReplyDelete
so beautiful!ReplyDelete
It's beautiful isn't it - my friend owns it, and believe me - she's as beautiful and stylish as her home!!!ReplyDelete
Paula xReplies
How lovely! Her home is just gorgeous, through and through! xDelete
You find the most beautiful and intriguing homes.
Thank you for sharing.
Happy Thursday.
The kitchen is also to me the fave one. The marble, wood and modern finishing are in perfect combination in this warm room. And what about the exterior construction? Peaked roofs, old brick fachade and big windows! Beautiful, Sarah.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 24, 2012 at 7:29 AM
I noticed this theme in your pintrest pics as well :) You certainly have an appreciation for different styles of architecture and different cultures. Always enjoy reading your blog and your lovely posts on This is Glamorous xxReplyDeleteReplies
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I love the glass-fronted floor-to-ceiling cabinetry in the kitchen. Big show off that I am. xx'sReplyDelete
How beautiful! This makes me soooo home-sick for the english country-side! I love your blog, full of so many interesting and pretty posts!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Have a splendid weekend.
Love the story book feel of this house--that kitchen with the farm table and herringbone floor is off the charts! Hope you have a wonderful weekend Sarah!ReplyDelete
xoxo Mary Jo
just like you, I'm very curious to know how people live in the four corners of the world.ReplyDelete
This house is gorgeous, thanks for sharing.
Wish you a sunny weekend.
Love that bath and bathroom could spend a few hours in there :) What about the magnificent magnolia tree! Just a great house.ReplyDelete
Enjoy your weekend Sarah.
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your blog is absolutly amazing!!!!!!ReplyDelete
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Thank you so much for your visit & kind words! Have a great weekend...Delete
That kitchen is so wonderful in all its simplicity. Happy new week to you!ReplyDelete
All the beautiful floors! They are all amazing.ReplyDelete
Soooo wonderful! I love how all of the photographs were taken with only natural lighting - even if they were a bit dark. It creates such a mood. All of the white makes this home so serene - and I am really liking how rustic it is, with touches of glamor. What a place to live!ReplyDelete
That is so true, and I too enjoy the look and feel—maybe even more peaceful thanks to the natural light? :)Delete
Nice home. Wish my home was in a place like yours too with a green surroundings. You can really smell a fresh air in there. :)ReplyDelete
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what a truly fabulous home! xxReplyDelete


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LONDON: Royal aides have confirmed that the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have been approached by the police in connection with the latest investigation into phone-hacking by the now-defunct News of the World.
Police sources also said that the Duchess of Cambridge, formerly Kate Middleton, and her family may have been victims of the phone-hacking scandal.
The Duchess, her family and staff in the royal household with close connections to senior members of the royal family have been targeted and the extent of the hacking was more widespread than originally thought, the Telegraph in London reported.
The initial investigation into phone hacking identified five victims - Prince William, Prince Harry and three royal aides - who were targeted by the private investigator Glenn Mulcaire and the News of the World's royal editor, Clive Goodman.
However, it is now believed that Mulcaire and Goodman also accessed the voicemails of many more royal officials and members of the royal family, together with a wide circle of their family and friends.
Earlier this month Guy Pelly, a close friend of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, launched a civil case against the News of the World over allegations of phone hacking.
It is understood police have recently contacted many royal officials to inform them their voicemails were intercepted. A source with knowledge of the investigation said: ''It was much more widespread than was known at the time and it involved a lot more people and a lot more hacking at all levels.
''They [Mulcaire and Goodman] reached out and targeted as many people as they could in that world. If they've targeted Prince William and Prince Harry, you can assume that they targeted their friends and immediate family.''
On January 26, 2007, Goodman was jailed for four months and Mulcaire for six months after both admitted illegally intercepting messages.
On the same day Andy Coulson announced his resignation as editor of the News of the World, saying he did not know about the hacking but took ''ultimate responsibility''.
Six months later Mr Coulson was hired by David Cameron, then opposition leader, as his communications director.
It has also emerged that Mr Coulson is being investigated by police for allegedly committing perjury while working for Mr Cameron in Downing Street.
It is the third criminal investigation that he faces, in addition to allegations that he knew about phone hacking while editing the newspaper and authorised the payment of bribes to police officers.
Detectives in Strathclyde confirmed that they had opened a perjury inquiry regarding evidence that Mr Coulson gave in court last year in the trial of Tommy Sheridan, a former left-wing member of the Scottish Parliament who was accused of lying in court when winning a libel action against the News of the World.
Police are believed to be examining evidence that Mr Coulson gave during the trial denying any knowledge of phone hacking.
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European focal point parallels Pittsburgh
ESSEN, Germany — Fritz Pleitgen would get along well in Pittsburgh.
He's eager to point out that he shares his home, the Ruhr region, of which Essen is part, with four symphonies, people of 173 nationalities and more theaters, concert halls and museums than any German state. He expresses some frustration that despite the growth in higher education and high-tech industries, the region's symbol — the image with which it is most often associated — is a coal mine.
Sound familiar?
Ruhr's selection as the European Union's cultural capital for 2010 drew the same bemused confusion as the White House's selection of Pittsburgh to host the Group of 20 Summit. Pleitgen spent the last three years planning a party he hopes will begin to open a few eyes.
The $90 million, yearlong celebration began Saturday night at that former coal mine — the Zeche Zollverein, which was once the world's largest and now is a UNESCO world heritage site. German President Horst Koehler and Jose Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, the European Union's governing body, spoke to about 1,200 invited guests as heavy snow fell and praised the region's transformation from its steel-making and coal-mining heyday into an incubator for artists and entrepreneurs.
"I think we've been able to win over people's minds and hearts," said Oliver Scheytt, who, along with Pleitgen, serves as managing director of RUHR 2010, the organization managing the exposition. "I think this is a new chapter in our history."
The opening festivities, which run through today and are expected to attract about 100,000 people, include acres of exhibitions by local artists and light displays that transformed the steel and concrete facades of the coal mine's architecture into multistory works of art.
Despite a winter storm that whipped wet snow through the industrial site's man-made canyons, the buses, trains and trams continued to arrive fully loaded well into the night.
The respect has been a long time coming, said Bodo Mauser, 55, of Essen.
"When I grew up, Essen was a coal town," Mauser said. "Now you can see all over the finer industries."
The Ruhr region's selection is an acknowledgement that culture is more than "art and old things," said Daniel Holko, 25, a student at Duisburg-Essen University.
"I think it's something new that people accept industrial culture as a culture in its own right," Holko said. He noted that unlike previous Capital of Culture designees, the Ruhr region is a collection of cities rather than one municipality.
About 5.4 million people are divided among the Ruhr's 53 municipalities, which include Duisburg, Dortmund and Essen.
Essen and the Monongahela River are the namesakes of the Pittsburgh suburb of Monessen.
Led by chemical manufacturing, the Ruhr region's output makes its state, North Rhine-Westphalia, the most productive in Germany. Its gross domestic product — $779 billion in 2008 — is more than Poland's.
"We have (the pillars of) science and industry. We need the creative pillars," said Christa Thoben, North Rhine-Westphalia's minister of economic affairs.
That's where RUHR 2010 comes in, Pleitgen said. Dressed in a black suit and hiking boots because of the snow, Pleitgen said the region is tapping locals' creativity to undo the ravages of the Industrial Revolution, while preserving a history of which many in the region remain proud. The centerpiece is a project that has created Europe's largest regional park, 174-square-mile Emscher Landscape Park, a collection of rehabilitated industrial sites connected by 435 miles of trails. Two hundred separate sites make up the park, and 250 are in the works.
"We are restoring the areas which we destroyed by industrial development like coal mining and steel-making," Pleitgen said. "We want to regain them back for the people."
Planning of the celebration began in January 2007, shortly after European Union commissioners selected the former industrial juggernaut.
"Most people were totally surprised," said Andreas Rickenbrock, who served as spokesman of the 10-year regional redevelopment initiative that concluded in 1999 and gave birth to Emscher Landscape Park. Despite the multibillion-dollar transformation of industrial sites and slag heaps into public parks and mountain-sized works of art, most Europeans' perceptions of the Ruhr region remained colored with the coal dust and smog of its past.
"This is our chance to change that," Rickenbrock said.


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Perspective — Upon learning that search engine firms and blogwares endorsed the rel=nofollow attribute, I had some doubts the stratagem would ultimately lead to less comment spam. And from the looks of this interview with a link spammer, I'd even suggest you should get ready for more spam, not less.
In case you're not familiar with the basics, so-called "search engine optimizers" are out there to get their customers' web sites on the first page of search engine results. And one thing that counts according to Google and its kin is the popularity of web sites, which is measured as the number of links to the web site.
Now of course, you might want to challenge that simply counting the number of links isn't necessarily the best method to measure the relevance of a web page or a web site. But it is better than not measuring anything at all, and search engine firms process the raw results in very much the same way as sociologists process the results of their surveys. For instance, you might want to give more weight to a link from a generally well rated web site (e.g. Google PageRank), give more weight to a link from a page on the same topic (e.g. Teoma's notion of authority), and even reprocess some information on grounds you know some patterns are more/less relevant than others (i.e. fight spam).
Anyway, the importance of links inevitably led to the link farming business. And to farm links, you can:
- Get listed in the thousands of existing web site directories
- Set zillions of web sites up yourself and make them link to your site
- Comment-spam whichever web sites allow user interaction
The "web directories method" is safe but expensive. At best, you'll semi-automate it by hiring Chinese web surfers to do job.
The "link farm" method is comparable to a cancer. The farm sites link to one another in very much the same way pages on your web site link to one another. The whole shapes more or less organic clusters, which you then analyse and process as such. In the end, when a cluster is very dense in links within itself, but never or hardly ever receives an outside — read: legitimate — link, you eventually notice it and eliminate or downgrade it, since you're probably facing spam.
The "comment spam" method is obviously the best of the lot and is comparable to metastasis: It is easily automatable and costs virtually nothing, it gives high PR links coming from various locations because — until the next Google dance — blogs typically have high PR. Moreover, it goes undetected until it is too late, because search engine rankings are ultimately based on self-fulfilling prophecies — once you're on top you tend to stay there.
That reminded, would you expect putting rel=nofollow attributes inside the comment links on your web site will remove all incentive to spam it? I certainly wouldn't. Read Sam's opinion on the topic:
To start with, spamming for casinos and porn sites looks a lot more lucrative than my job as freelance consultant, and Sam is in no way interested in going out of business. Thus, as long as he finds ways to comment-spam in any efficient way, he will.
Then, notice he compiles target lists "by searching for sites with keywords such as 'Wordpress', 'Movable Type' and 'Blogger'", and not "by searching for (…) 'Wordpress' (…) without the rel=nofollow attribute." And you're fully aware, of course, that spammers seldom bother cleaning their databases up.
What more, the incentive to comment-spam is two-fold for his customers: Millions of blog readers visit millions of blogs every day, so comment-spamming blogs or email-spamming blog authors and readers is more or less the same.
Last but not least, the very reason that led search engine firms to introduce the rel=nofollow attribute will ultimately play against them and against internet as a whole. Indeed, the massive adoption of technologies such as pingbacks will ultimately lead to more links, and many will be relevant. As such, assuming no major breakthrough occurs in the next few years, the same search engine firms that pushed rel=nofollow will ultimately be choosing between ignoring entire chunks of relevant information, and letting comment-spammers farm links.
In the end, despite the rel=nofollow initiative, I'd expect more comment-spam, not less.


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Starting a New Life After Divorce
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It can be difficult to think about, let alone start a new life after divorce. Whether you were married for several years, or even for just a few months, the emotional trauma you may feel after the papers are signed can affect other aspects of your life as well.
Many people feel an emotional barrier after a divorce,but there are ways to overcome these barriers you feel, especially when children are involved. Trying to grow accustomed to having joint physical custody or living under a specific property settlement will no doubt cause you to experience a number of drastic changes.
Yet, divorce does not mean the end of life itself, and many individuals do move on and make a new life for themselves and their children. There are ways of overcoming the emotional barriers you feel, especially when children are involved.
Starting a new life with new relationships after divorce is an intimidating process for many people. The ending of your marriage may leave you feeling somewhat vulnerable and inadequate. It can also be extremely difficult for you to suddenly switch from loving someone to feeling either hatred or indifference towards that person.
How you cope with life after divorce can also depend on what role you played in the breakup. If you left your spouse, you may feel a sense of control over the situation because the decision was yours but if your spouse left you, feelings of desertion or betrayal may arise.
To help overcome these emotions, it is suggested to take time for yourself and focus on things that make you happy.
This may require you to reflect back on the marriage to see what your role was in the relationship and answer some difficult questions - did you feel like the marriage was missing something important? - did you often give more emotionally than you received? - did you feel betrayed?
Answers to questions of this nature will allow you to come to grips with why the marriage failed and by stepping back and taking some time, you allow emotional wounds to heal before starting a new relationship. Learning about what makes you happy and what your emotional needs are will help you make better decisions about who you choose to open your life to.
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PERTH Glory coach Ian Ferguson insists his team is yet to taste grand final revenge despite a 1-0 victory over defending premier Brisbane Roar at Patersons Stadium yesterday.
The Glory was left heartbroken in last season's decider when Roar striker Besart Berisha was awarded a controversial penalty at the death that allowed him to score the winning goal.
Brisbane had 168 days to savour that 2-1 win before fronting up against Perth again.
But it was the Roar who had to endure some late pain this time, with substitute Glory striker Billy Mehmet heading home in the 88th minute.
Mehmet, who replaced Shane Smeltz in the 84th minute, described the win as payback for the grand final heartbreak, but Ferguson was more measured in his assessment.
''People are going to talk about revenge, but revenge is when you've got the cup in your hand. This was three points today,'' Ferguson said.
Berisha was enemy No. 1 throughout the match as a heaving pro-Glory crowd of 14,085 gave the 27-year-old the most hostile of receptions, venting their fury over Berisha's grand final dive.
Tempers threatened to boil over in the 34th minute when Liam Miller put his knees into the back of Berisha after the Roar striker fell to the turf in a tackle.
Miller was shown a yellow card, but Berisha also found himself in the book on the stroke of half-time after an altercation with Glory defender Dean Heffernan.
Adelaide United spoiled Emile Heskey's A-League debut as it defied a brutal travel schedule to open the season with a 2-0 upset of Newcastle at Hunter Stadium yesterday.
Goals to Dario Vidosic and Iain Ramsay secured the win in front of 14,868 fans, less than four days after United's extra-time quarter-final Asian Champions League loss to Bunyodkor in Uzbekistan.
''It's been a long week,'' said Reds coach John Kosmina, whose side spent 33 hours making the 11,000-kilometre journey from Tashkent to Newcastle.
''There were moments during the game that showed we were fatigued. But for the guys to get through what we did on Wednesday night . . [playing] 120 minutes for most of them … and all the travel we had with two nights sleeping on a plane, it's been a fantastic effort.''
Heskey arrived in Australia only 10 days ago but started the match and put in 70 minutes, despite Jets coach Gary van Egmond's initial plan to give him half a game. The 34-year-old showed glimpses of his class, but looked sluggish at times.
''I thought his contribution was great,'' van Egmond said. ''He's a real target man up front and you see a number of times where people can look to play the ball in and look to run off him. We need to get better at that.
''He's wanting to stay out there for 95 minutes, but we have to be a little bit careful with him. I was looking at half a game to be honest, but he's got such a will to play.''
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I shut the water supply and took off the rear panel. One screw released the valve. Pulled off water lines(3) and electrical connectors and installed all on new valve. Screwed the valve and the panel back and turned on the water supply. Prior instructions on website helped. Part came in two days. This part should have never failed. Looks like the housing is two parts glued together. Glue failed after 7 years. G.E. should cover this. My warranty expired after 5 years. M.K. Boca Raton,Fl.
Shut off water supply and unplugges refrigerator. Took of bottom panel on back of refrigerator. Discontected power plug and water lines from old water valve, removed water valve. Put in new water valve and reconnected water lines and power plug. Plugged refrigerator back in, turned on water supply and checked for leaks. Put cover back on. (It's also a good opportunity to clean out the dust and dirt under the fridge and around the motor and condensor)
1. Turned off water near hot water tank 2. Removed back (small section) of the refrigerator, only 7-8 screws. 3. Disconnected the old water hose (comes out easily. 4. Reconnected new water valve 5. Turned on water @ hot water tank 6. Replaced back of refrigerator. All done! I have never done anything like this, and I had no instructions, very easy to figure out. The part cost $48 here.
Easy repair. Diagnosis was tricky - this website and popular mechanics article helped me to narrow down the problem to the solenoid water valve. Unscrewed the left side of the back panel and unscrewed old water valve from its bracket. The steel inlet hose was easy to disconnect, as were the two electrical socket connectors. The two outlet water hoses to the refrigerator were a little trickier. You need to cut them with a blade, and insert them into the new valve, which has teeth to hold them in place. Once I figured that out, the rest was easy. I remounted the bracket, and then tested the water flow successfully. Great website, thanks for the help!
pullee refrigerator out to get to back un pluged power took off back cover unscrewed one screw to loosen water valve unscrew water inlet line ther are two water lines in back of water valve i cut them as close to water valve as i could push the water lines that i cut off into water valve makin sure in the rigfht place they are quick disquinect just push in and ther on screwed water valve back on connected water inlet line replaced back cover pluged in power pushed refrigerator back in and was done it had to run for a little while to get the air out then worked fine
Unscrew the mounting screw and cut the tubes as close as you can to the valve. You cannot reuse the valve as the self sealing lock washers will be destroyed once you take out the tubes. Push the newly cut tubes into the new self sealing new valves and remount. Easy Peasy!
I turned the water off at wall. Then I removed 6 nuts removing the back cover. Removed one nut to remove the outlet water valve. Disconnected two bottom hoses and put them on the new unit. Removed top hose and installed on new unit. When I removed the top hose water did spill out.I had to rush to connect it to the new unit .
Simple repair. I first shut off the water supply to the unit. I then removed back cover from lower part of the unit. The water valve is on the lower left side. I began by removing the screw on the bracket that holds the part in place. This screws into the back of the unit. I then disconnect the water line by unscrewing the fitting. Then unplugged the two electrical connections in the back of the unit. Lastly, remove the two hoses that plug into the bottom of the the unit. The installation was essentially the reverse of the the removal. The whole process took about ten minutes.
This repair is EXTREMELY easy to conduct even for the novice. The first step was to shut off the water supply at the wall, and disconnect the power cord to the refrigerator. Remove the six panel screws to remove the lower back panel. On the lower left hand side is the water valve. This is connected by only one screw, so that was removed. Compare your new valve with the one you are removing to double check that the units are the same. Disconnect the inlet water supply line and connect it to the new unit. Disconnect the two water outlet lines from the old unit and connect to the new unit. Finally, disconnect the two power plugs from the old unit and connect to the new unit. These are all colored coded or different sizes, so there is no way to fowl this up! I just recommend disconnecting and reattaching one at a time so that you are doubly assured you are doing this correct. Reattach the valve unit back onto the side of the refrigerator. At this point, I turned on the power and water supply to check for leaks. Also, have someone run the water in the ront panel dispenser to ensure things are working properly. Once that is completed, reinstall the back panel and you are done. I did this project about two weeks ago, and things are working great now. Saved a lot of time and money by doing this job myself.
very simple repair.....push two hoses into compression fittings on the bottom, plug two wire harnesses into the back, and put a screw into the front to attach to the refridgerator frame. After that, just turn water back on and plug it in. Ran great.Part also came in quicker than expected......which was a definate plus.
Unplugged fridge, and turned off water supply. Removed cover from back of fridge, followed the plastic tube down to water valve.I unbolted the mount holding water valve in place, removed the input tubing on top by unscrewing nut. I made a note of which outbound plastic tubing went to water dispenser, and which one went to icemaker, and which side of the water valve they plugged into, and then cut the tubing very close to the old valve.I slid the tubing into the new water valve, and I felt it lock into place, very easy. Attached the input water line and tightened the nut.Reattached the water valve mount to the body of the fridge, replaced cover, turned water valve back on and checked for leaks (there were none).Plugged in fridge, tested dispenser, everything worked just fine. No leaks.
Removed back panel. Cut the water lines and replaced the double outlet water valve. The only issue was the long period of time until the water flowed from the outlet. Be prepared to wait, it will take some time for the water to flow.
1. Remove back cover from frig2. Remove Double Outlet Water valve from frame3. Place towel under valve, remove supply line to filter4. Cut black and clear lines next to valve, ensure a smooth cut5. Slide new connectors onto lines, press lines into valve firmly, make sure they slide in all the way6. Slide connectors into valve locking into place7. Re-connect filter supply line and re-connect valve to frame making sure lines are in the proper place8. Replace back cover of frig, do not over tighten screws
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Bank Robber On The Run After Hitting TD Branch In Miami
Another bold bank robber on the run in South Florida.
The FBI is looking for a man who hit a TD Bank at 1103 Brickell Ave.
Agents say the man handed the teller a note, demanding cash, before taking off on foot with the money.
Customers were inside at the time, but no one was hurt.
If you have any information about the identity of the robber, call the FBI at 305-944-9101.


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to Senior Theses
by: Bostjan Kolaric
Thank you for visting the site containing my senior research.
Leadership is the art and science of influencing others through credibility,
capability and commitment (Barrow, 1977; Stogdill, 1974). In
other words, leadership is a skill that a certain individual possesses
which includes the ability to instruct, direct and coach by demonstration.
Coaches are people that have the ability to understand and play the game
to the point of perfection and they know how to teach others to play within
the limits and rules of a certain game. Coaching can also be seen
as a behavioral process where the individual, coach influences others to
do what he or she wants them to do (Barrow, 1977; Stogdill, 1974).
Coaches are the first individuals people look to if things are not going
according to schedule or according to desire, but in the big picture
coaching is much more than telling athletes what to do. Coaching
consists of several situational characteristics, where a coach knows what
and how to say certain things to a certain athlete (Barrow, 1977;
Stogdill, 1974). Also important are individual differences such as
leadership characteristics which include a coachs ability to deal with,
and coach an athlete and knowing how to distinguish between an athlete
that is good at taking negative feedback and an athlete that does not know
how to take negative feedback as instruction (Kark, Shamir and Chen, 2003).
Participants in this study were 35 male and 35 female athletes at a small liberal arts (athletic division II) school in New England. The student-athletes consisted of freshman, sophomore, Junior and senior athletes (aged 17-25). The participants were chosen because of their athletic involvement in varsity athletics. Athletes participating in this study were volunteers.
Materials used in the study were two questionnaires designed to measure leadership and satisfaction in team sports. The first questionnaire was the Leadership Scale for Sports (LSS) (Chelladurai, P., & Saleh, S. D., 1980), and the purpose of this questionnaire was to examine the preference of athletes for specific leadership behavior from the coach, and the perceptions of athletes regarding the actual leader behavior of their coach. The second questionnaire was the Scale of Athlete Satisfaction (SAS) (Chelladurai, P., Imamura, H., Yamaguchi, Y., Oinuma, Y., & Miyauchi, T. 1988). The purpose of the SAS is to assess satisfaction with various aspects of leadership in athletics and the outcome of athletic participation that can be associated with leadership. The Scale of Athlete Satisfaction contains 10 items related to leadership in athletics.
In this study there were two questionnaires that measured leadership in sports and athletes satisfaction with the sport they are involved in. The first questionnaire is a questionnaire, which measures athletes preference of coaching style, while the second questionnaire measures how satisfied athletes are in their particular sport. The first questionnaire is the Leadership Scale for Sports (Chelladurai & Selth 1980) or LSS. The second questionnaire is the Scale for Athlete Satisfaction (Chelladurai, Imamura, Yamaguchi, Oinuma, and Miyauci, 1988), which assesses satisfaction with various aspects of leadership in athletics and the outcomes of athletic participation that can be associated with leadership. The questionnaire (SAS) is composed of 18 questions with 7 different categories for athletes to rank themselves in, ranging from (1) extremely dissatisfied to (7) extremely satisfied.
In this study independent t-tests were used to see if athlete satisfaction
was higher or lower among the female and male athletes tested. Two
questionnaires were used to see if athletes were satisfied with the leadership
style of their coaches. The main analyses done in this study were
on leadership preference on the Leadership Scale for Sports through questions
such as, I prefer my coach to
and My coach
and choices of answers followed
in rage from See to it that athletes work to capacity, or Help athletes
with their personal problems, or pay special attention to correcting athletes
mistakes, or let athletes share in decision making, to determine if athletes
prefer their coaches leadership style. The scoring was done on a five-point
scale, where athletes chose (1) is they were dissatisfied with their coachs
leadership style, or athletes chose (3) if they were neural, and they chose
(5) if they preferred their coachs leadership style. Also an analysis
was done on the Scale for Athlete Satisfaction to determine if athletes
are satisfied on their personal level which was determined through questions
such as, My fitness level, or team practices, or the attention I get
from being an athlete, with athletes answering the questionnaire on seven
choices ranging from extremely dissatisfied to extremely satisfied.
The analyses failed to confirm my hypothesis, a significant level of dissatisfaction
was not found. Overall the athletes demonstrated general satisfaction
with their teams. The Scale for Athlete Satisfaction showed
that athletes were overall satisfied, this was seen with the overall mean
of 5.1014 showing overall satisfaction. The Leadership Scale for
Sports questionnaire showed that athletes were not dissatisfied with their
coaches leadership style, but at the same time they were not satisfied
either, where the results showed that male and female athletes scored in
the middle with the mean of 2.7950, meaning they do not oppose their coaches
leadership style, but dont wholly endorse it either.
In this study the main goal was to test for leadership preference among athletes on a collegiate sport teams. The goal was to see if female athletes were more satisfied with their coachs leadership style than were male athletes. The study was also looking at individual teams to see if there was leadership preference on the team overall and to see if the team in general preferred their coachs leadership style. Each team was looked at to see if they were satisfied with their coach and whether is they were satisfied on an individual basis. When looking at the results of my study there are several implications of the finding that that team cohesion is the most important aspect of a team. Team cohesion is the main factor to the athletes because in order to achieve desired goals and have a successful season the team needs to work together and be willing to work for one another as a team and not as individual members of that team.
Practical Implications
When looking at this study one can see that there are things that could have been done differently. For example, the study could have been divided into four groups where athletes would be divided into categories of how many years they have had their coach. Meaning, that freshman athletes would not be in the same group as would be the senior athletes because senior athletes will have had their coach for four years and freshman or sophomores will have had their coach for only a year or two. The importance of this could be where athletes after only a year of playing under a coach do not get used to their coaching style, where an athlete who has played for a coach for three or four years is more likely to know if they prefer their coaches leadership style. This would give the study more depth to see if coaching preference changes with time or if there is no difference between athletes who have had their coach for a year or athletes who have had their coach for three or four years.
At the end of the study looking back at the hypothesis, thinking that there is a big difference between female and male athletes and what kind of leadership style they prefer, we now see that there is no significant difference. Athletes indicated personal satisfaction with their athletic team, and also indicated that they preferred leadership from their coaches, which indicated coaches treating them as adults, where they communicate with their athletes and do not single them out in front of the group. Small significance was found when looking at gender where female athletes indicated greater dissatisfaction with their coachs leadership style, than did the male athletes. The literature suggests that athletes in general prefer coaches who communicate with them and let athletes put in their input in decision-making (Truman, 2003). In the future research might focus on team cohesion and individual satisfaction and the connection between the two, which leads to better overall results.
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Paideia 3a
Fall 2008
We will weave together intentionally the strands of Paideia: academics, intercultural, collaborative, and civic engagement. The Paideia Program seeks to assist the Paideia Scholars in their search for a life that is connected, thoughtful, and authentic. Our seminar and tutorial sessions are designed to assist each seminar member in the pursuit of such a life.
The following shared values, methods, and procedures continue to clarify our approach to learning in this seminar:
Therefore, this seminar will require all of us to "stretch" beyond our established frames of reference, limits of understanding, and levels of comfort. The end result will be the integration of diverse learning experiences and progress toward the realization of our respective personal goals with regard to our educations.
Session #36 (Sept. 8, 2008)
Please read the relatively short definition of my very favorite topic (!), civic engagement at:
is ANYthing in this article relevant? realistic? genuine? not bs?
Session #37 (Sept. 22)
Michelle's topic:
Questions for the reading:
1. How do we as a cohort or as a generation define "culture?"
2. What is the purpose of studying different cultures? Why do we think it's a part of the Paideia program?
3. What do these things tell us about intercultural experiences?
Session 38 (Oct. 6)
Since we have just begun our discussion of culture and intercultural experience, I thought it would be a good idea to continue in that direction with the topic of the play, Lysistrata. Southwestern's SSFA website gives an idea of what the play's adaptation will cover with this short description:
Is that a spear in your toga or are you just happy to see us? In this classic and timely farce, Aristophanes gives us an original weapon for bringing peace to a war-torn world. What would it take to put an end to war? How about an end to sex? The heroine Lysistrata inspires the women of the world to keep the peace by keeping their legs closed and vow not to "put out" until the weapons are put down. Aristophanes' classic comedy comes to life in a brand-new, fast-paced, ridiculous and bawdy adaptation. In this hilarious battle of the sexes, men and women in compromising political positions duel it out before a sidesplitting reconciliation between ages and genders.
Recommended for mature audiences
The following article is written by Nehad Selaiha, a writer for Al-Ahram Weekly, a newspaper in Cairo, Egypt.
Questions for the reading:
1. Do issues of race, ethnicity, and cultural differences complicate conflicts, specifically wars, as Selaiha suggests? If so, how?
2. Do you expect to see any similarities between the Iranian adaptation and Southwestern?s adaptation?
3. General thoughts about Selaiha?s article?
Session #39 (Oct. 27)
Collaborative Learning Assignment
I thought it would be interesting to discuss Collaborative Learning. The article is called Collaborative Learning: Its Impact on College Students'
Development and Diversity. Although it is a primary article, I thought it would be interesting and something different to bring to our discussion.
and then click on the PDF.
Please read and come ready to discuss. Things to think about:
-reason for the study
-how the researchers conducted the study
-the specific results of the study
-why this is important to us
-how this study is directly related to our cohort, if at all
Session #40 (Nov. 10)
I would like us to listen to the following podcast on the economic crisis and why it occured. It is in pretty simple terms, but it is a little lengthy. Listen to as much as you can and think about the following questions:
How can we prevent this in the future?
How did this affect the Presidential election?
How much did we as individuals contribute to this problem?
Are there moral and ethical principles that could have prevented the situation?
Get the podcast by googling
This American Life.
Go to their "episode archive."
The show is:
5/9/08 The Giant Pool of Money
Session #41 (Nov. 24)
My article is from the Washington Post and is about 10 years old, but after reading it, I think it's still as relevant as it was a decade ago. It deals with the assimilation of immigrants and the notion of the U.S. as a melting pot. It can be found at:
After reading this article, examine first your personal national, racial, or ethnic identity and what you consider to make you you, and then secondly, discuss what you think of assimilation and the identity of America. Possible questions to ask yourself:
Where are your ancestors from? Do you still identify with that country or people from that country? Why or why not?
What role do you think race plays in the conception of your identity, your culture, how you act, etc.? (please don't be afraid of sounding politically incorrect)
What does it mean to you to be an American?
Is there an American identity? If so, what is it and what are its characteristics?
How and why is assimilation different today than in the past? In your opinion, what are the advantages and disadvantages of assimilation and multiculturalism, and on which side of the argument do you fall?