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Live Loved provides an opportunity for you to pull away from the hustle and bustle of life to pray, journal, and unleash your creative gifts as you marinate in the truth of God's fierce love for you.
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Monthly Archives: September 2010
The Palace Museum/V&A exchange
When I heard, back in May 2009, that an agreement on an exchange of exhibitions had been reached with the Palace Museum in Beijing I was both excited and apprehensive. There were good reasons to be excited – the Palace Museum is the custodian of all the things that once belonged to emperors and their immediate families. Everything in its collection is of 'imperial' quality. No artefacts used by commoners or low-ranking state officials would ever enter its storehouse. To a curator of Chinese art there is no better place to learn about court life and imperial taste. Birds eye …Keep reading
Diaghilev and Craig
Its really rather nice as every time I step out into the galleries I meet a friend. The dance-going public is certainly supporting this exhibition. Happily however its not just friends and each day there are groups with notebooks jotting information down, groups with sketchpads drawing costumes, and others just engrossed in what they are seeing.Keep reading
Five stars
Reviews are out and we do like those with five stars. Several important choreographers working in Britain have been asked to comment on the exhibition on radio and it has been particularly satisfying that they seem to have liked our section on choreographers and choreography. Bakst's design for the Young Rajah chosen by Shobana Jeyasingh […]Keep reading
Renaissance Raphael: Woven Tapestry
Tapestry Cartoon: The Miraculous Draught of Fishes, Luke 5: 1-11. Raphael (1483 – 1520).
Italy 1515-16.
'Living' exhibition reviewed on Furtherfield
Furtherfield are a community of artists, critics and creators engaged in fields of art, technology and social change. Olga P Massanet reviewed the final exhibition entitled, 'Living'. 'A rather cryptic exhibition at the V&A. A personal exploration of the blurring between nature and culture in its absolute physicality. Paying particular attention to the materiality of the creative process, his methodologies show a passion for unfolding reality in its many scales.'Keep reading
Schools on Beaches across the Globe
More fantastic projects… In April 2009, Ka'u Homeschool Art Class Keikis were World Beaching on Punalu'u Black Sand Beach, Big Island of Hawaii. They wrote:
' Mothers & Teacher Suzshi Lang made a large scale Honu. (top left) By Hawaiian law, it is a requirement to keep a distance of fifteen feet away from the turtles. The class 'made a serene family of Honu resting on the beach out of smooth black lava rock.
Largest Picasso in the world – Le Train Bleu backdrop
[video:http://vimeo.com/15124567 width:600 height:338]http://vimeo.com/15124567A time-lapse view of the two week long process of erecting Picasso's giant backdrop for Le Train Bleu in the V&A Exhibition Gallery with the help of a scaffolding tower, five riggers pulling it up and ten museum staff unrolling it.The backdrop for the 1924 Ballets Russes production of Le Train Bleu measures 10.4 m x 11.7 m. Signed by Picasso, it is the centrepiece of the exhibition.Keep reading
A Large Exhibition
Last night was the Private View. Among the guests were several descendants of dancers and choreographer who worked with Diaghilev's company.Isabelle Fokine was looking at an exhibit when the woman beside said to her son 'this is a picture of my grandmother'; so the granddaughter of Fokine met the granddaughter of Karsavina. As Isabella later […]Keep reading
An island aside
Sometimes the studio feels like an island aside of time. Inside this glass case I move around in a landscape of my own construction, distilled from the objects which surround me. Sometimes people watch through the glass, sometimes I watch people watching. Often there is the thud of a head against the window from a misjudged closer look. Reflectionsof the island fragment the viewof the room beyond.I think about the rows of figurinescaptured in their individual scenes as Itake photographs inside this scene of my own making.Keep reading
Photo Albums
The weekend's excitement for me was my article on Stanislas Idzikowski's photo albums appearing in the Financial Times – largely as it always seemed so improbable that I would write for the FT. Although my friends are unlikely to read the FT in hard copy it will be widely picked up on the internet, indeed […]Keep reading

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The pope's example of simplicity speaks to one of the most enduring gripes against Christianity: that it lavishes money and luxury on itself in defiance of Jesus' teachings. Whether the complaints are real or used as an excuse for rejecting Christianity, they have become a steady barrage of accusation that the church is hypocritical.
The line is whisker thin between justly honoring God (Martha's sister Mary anointing Jesus' feet with expensive fragrance) and honoring the vanity of church leaders. The New Testament itself draws line between celebrating things of this world and warning against the worldliness of urges for power, wealth, pride and domination. Over the centuries, Christians by turns honor simplicity, consigned it to those who embrace it, like Franciscans, or abandon it for one kind of "abundance" argument or another.
At the moment, Pope Francis occupies center stage on the subject. His moves to shed his office of material excess indicates a willingness to de-emphasize the "thiniginess" of the church so as to soften at least some of the critics of its history of opulence.
Meanwhile, Governor Rick Perry on Easter Sunday helped inaugurate a $130 million gleaming augmentation to First Baptist Church in Dallas by exclaiming, " Let me add my profound 'Wow'. This is quite a place -- and the way we do it in Texas." Nearby stood the pastor, the Rev. Robert Jeffress, whose name will be emblazoned on the waterworks plaza that centers the monument. Located in the heart of Dallas, it contains a worship-concert auditorium, corridors of spacious attractions and frontier technology.
Pastor Jeffress had stirred a hornet's nest of publicity weeks before the grand opening. His anti-gay declarations had led Tim Tebow, the model evangelical quarterback who shunned controversy, to cancel his speaking engagement at the church. The pastor had also taken aim at Mormons and Catholics.
But nothing of those discouraging episodes dimmed the celebration. The mayor also joined the festivities, echoing the theme that the sparkling new enterprise would be a boon to downtown Dallas.
For those who aren't enchanted, there are shades of what was once called the "edifice complex," bold initiatives to show the town that you were someone to be reckoned with, a success story after the American dream. In the Middle Ages, they built cathedrals out of the same batch of mixed motives. The results are often architectually magnificent; the question always is whether they're Christian. Would Francis have scoured the realm for funds to erect St. Peter's? It's impossible to know. The temper of the times would have been a huge factor. Is Paris' Notre Dame a trophy to God or human kind or both?
Inevitably, the mundane gets mixed up with the sacred so it's often hard to know proportions. In the case of First Baptist, and many other church drives to put themselves on the map, it's easier to figure out.
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Pelican Beach Resort
"We hope that your stay with the Pelican Beach Resorts will be enjoyable and a genuine Belizean experience with a hint of history, in tune with nature and, wrapped with warm hospitality!"
The island of South Water Caye has a colorful past. Named by local fishermen for the availability of fresh water to be found in shallow wells on the island, prior to the 1970's. South Water Caye was home to a few local fishermen and summer getaways for several families in the Dangriga area.
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HOUMA — Louisiana ranks as one of the least-healthiest states, but it spends more on health care than most.
That indicates something is broken, Louisiana Secretary of Health and Hospitals Bruce Greenstein said Wednesday in Houma.
The state will propose big changes next year, including a plan to privatize much of Louisiana's Medicaid system, Greenstein said.
The state ranks sixth in the nation for public health spending, he said.
The need for change is underscored by the national health-care-reform legislation that takes effect at the beginning of 2014. The bill broadens the eligibility requirements for Medicaid enrollees, adding an estimated 467,000 new people to the system in Louisiana.
The current Medicaid system is already "bursting at the seams," Greenstein said.
He addressed several dozen health-care professionals and residents to explain the possible changes at a town hall meeting in the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center.
Louisiana will transition some state Medicaid recipients into "Coordinated Care Networks," where multiple private-health plans would enroll Medicaid recipients and manage their benefits.
Medicaid is the federal health insurance program for the poor, disabled, pregnant women and children. States administer the program and share some of the cost.
"There's three major objectives with implementing this plan: to improve health outcomes, save money for the state and provide budget reliability," said Gil Dupr�, chief executive officer of the Louisiana Association of Health Plans, state trade association for the health- insurance industry.
The networks would have to meet certain measures to ensure they offer quality health-care plans, such as enrolling specialists into their networks to make sure broad care is available.
As a part of the change, 20,550 residents of Terrebonne and 14,430 in Lafourche would automatically be enrolled in the new Coordinated Care Network, according to information from the state Health Department.
Another 2,423 residents in Terrebonne and 1,208 in Lafourche would have the option of enrolling in the program. Patients would choose their own private Medicaid plan. Residents who aren't enrolled would stay on their old Medicaid plans.
Those required to enroll in the program are children, including those now enrolled in the Children's Health Insurance Program, uninsured pregnant women, parents and families whose incomes are 11 percent below the federal poverty level. A family of four is considered below the poverty level if it has a combined income of less than $22,050 a year.
Right now, Greenstein said, Louisiana's Medicaid system emphasizes volume over value and quantity over quality. That results in per-capita Medicaid spending that ranks high among states yet health outcomes that rank low.
The new program focuses on coordinating care and will link the patient to a primary-care doctor who will build a relationship and help oversee their health care, said Rodney Wise, state Medicaid medical director.
The idea is that strong relationships and regular visits to a doctor will make patients more accountable, help them manage their medications and better monitor health. More preventative health care means chronic conditions such as asthma and diabetes can be managed better and don't result in costly emergency-room visits or hospital stays.
Greenstein said benefits managed by Coordinated Care Networks will save money by cutting wasteful medical expenses. Other states have brought down expenses by 7 to 10 percent under this type of Medicaid system.
The revamped program would also have a "pay-for-performance" feature in which physicians could get more money if they meet certain medical standards of care.
Under the state's current CommunityCare Medicaid program, doctors get $3 per month for managing the care of each patient in addition to payment for the actual medical services they provide.
The revamped program would pay doctors $1.50 per month per patient. Then physicians could make up to another $3 per month for meeting or exceeding a set of six care standards, such as opening their offices on weekends to make themselves more accessible to patients. Those extra payments would be paid quarterly.
The program will not be allowed to pay health-care providers any less than the current Medicaid reimbursements.
At least 35 other states have adopted a similar program, Dupr� said.
Greenstein said Louisiana health officials have researched what has and has not worked in those states for about three years.
A rule detailing the Coordinated Care Network system could be presented to the state House and Senate Health and Welfare committees next month. Enrollment could begin in late 2011.
Staff Writer Nikki Buskey can be reached at 857-2205 or email@example.com.
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Congressman Steve Rothman (D-NJ) released the following statement:
Last night President Obama signed a major disaster declaration for New Jersey, making federal funds available to help individuals and counties recover from Hurricane Irene. The announcement came after myself and my colleagues in the New Jersey congressional delegation urged the President to quickly approve federal aid for New Jersey.
To date, FEMA has designated the following counties as eligible for disaster relief: Bergen and Passaic Counties. Damage surveys are continuing in other areas, and additional counties may be designated for assistance.
Residents who have incurred costs not covered by insurance, because of the Hurricane, may be eligible for grants and loans to cover certified expenses: home repair and construction, temporary housing, and serious medical, dental, funeral, personal property, transportation, moving and storage costs. Individuals may also be eligible to receive Disaster Unemployment Assistance, free legal assistance, tax deductions, and crisis counseling.
If there is any way that you think I can help with the damage caused by Hurricane Irene, please call my Hackensack office at (201) 646-0808. For those who wish to reach out directly to FEMA, to register for assistance, you may do the following:
· Call 1-800-621-FEMA (3362)
· Online at www.DisasterAssistance.gov
· Through a cell phone at FEMA's mobile website m.fema.gov
· Individuals who have a speech disability or hearing loss and use a TTY can call 800-462-7585 directly; those who use 711 or Video Relay Service (VRS) can call 800-621-3362. Multilingual assistance is available.
Additional information can be found in the following document from the United Way at "http://nj211.org/images/Hurricane/NJ%202-1-1%20Hurricane%20Relief%20and%20Recovery%202011.pdf"
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The likelihood of losing your hearing increases as you get older. Up to one in three people older than 65 has some kind of hearing loss, according to the Hearing Loss Association of America. While it would be easy to dismiss or deny because of embarrassment, hearing loss can lead to avoiding social situations, which can lead to isolation and depression. Your hearing is an important part of your overall well-being. It has been said that when someone in the family has a hearing loss, the entire family has a hearing problem.
Although 95 percent of Americans with a hearing loss can be successfully treated with hearing aids, only 22 percent (or 6.35 million individuals) currently use them. Many people think a hearing aid will make them look older or change how people interact with them. Another big obstacle is the expense. Digital hearing aids can range from $1,300 to $3,000 each, according to the Mayo Clinic. A set can cost more than $6,000. Medicare does not pay for hearing aids.
Unfortunately, hearing aids are not a cure-all. People who use hearing aids can be troubled by background noise and feedback. Some hearing aids pick up and amplify noises, such as other conversations, background music or general clatter, which can make following a conversation in a noisy environment problematic. With fine tuning, this can be minimized, but some people find it distracting enough to stop using an aid.
Communication is a two-way street, and both the individual with the hearing loss, and the person he is speaking with, can play a role in reducing the problems that may arise during a conversation. Although in certain listening situations it may be impossible to carry on a conversation, there are strategies that can help ease some of the difficulties experienced by people with hearing loss. The Better Hearing Institute recommends:
Generally, in group situations, such as lectures or church services, people with hearing loss should plan to sit close to, and with a clear view of, the speaker or near a monitor. Good lighting will help you see the speaker's facial expressions. Many people have hearing loss in one ear, so in social situations it helps to sit with your good ear toward the group.
The number one reason why people purchase their first hearing aids is they recognize their hearing has worsened. The second reason is pressure from family members who are negatively impacted by the individual's hearing loss. If, for any reason, a hearing aid will not work for you, you have other methods to continue to communicate.
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Parentgiving has launched a free information service for seniors and their caregivers. Question an Expert allows visitors to ask a team of medical and senior issues specialists questions about the many senior health issues that determine quality of life for our older population. Topics range from incontinence issues to caregiving essentials to diabetes care. Visitors type in questions and receive an e-mail when the experts' posts are available online, often within 72 hours.
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The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Effective Health Care program, has created free plain-language consumer guides to explain treatment options for a variety of health topics. Medications and treatments are covered for many diseases and conditions, including breast cancer, prostate cancer, diabetes, depression, heart disorders, high blood pressure and arthritis. The guides provide summaries that cover how effective various medications are, along with their risks, benefits, side effects and relative costs. Several of the guides are also available in Spanish.


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Family Aceraceae
Acer pseudoplatanus
Known also as The Great Maple or False Plane,
the Sycamore is not a native tree, but appears
to have been introduced from the Continent in
the fifteenth century. It is, therefore, well
established among us, and by means of its winged
seeds distributes itself to remote corners of
our islands. It appears to be fond of exposed
situations, growing to a large size even near
the sea, where the salt-laden gales would destroy
all other deciduous trees.
It grows to a height of sixty or even eighty feet
so quickly that it is full-grown when only fifty
or sixty years old, though it is supposed to live
from 150 to 250 years.
The wood of the Sycamore is firm and fine-grained,
and although it can be worked with ease, it is
not highly esteemed.
The leaves are heart-shaped and cut into five
lobes, whose edges are unequally toothed; they
are six or eight inches across. The black patches
so frequently seen on Sycamore leaves are the
work of a small fungus – Rhytisma acerinum.
The flowers are similar to those of the Field
Maple, but larger, and in a long hanging raceme.
The "keys" are scimitar-shaped about
an inch and a half long, and red-brown in colour.
These are produced freely after the tree is about
twenty years old.
Like many other Maples, the Sycamore has sap which
contains much sugar. Some of this appears also
to exude through the leaves.
The Norway Maple (Acer platanoides) is a tree
of much more recent (1683) introduction from the
Continent. Its height is from thirty up to as
much as ninety feet, and its early growth is very
rapid. The leaves are even larger than those of
the Sycamore, of similar shape, but the lobes
are only slightly toothed. The clusters of bright
yellow flowers appear before the leaves. The tree
does not produce seed until it is between forty
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(amsterdam) Upstairs And Downstairs At The Hermitage Museum - Poem by Janice Windle
The carousel glitters with beads, brocades,
velvet uniforms and brass buttons
swinging round the ballroom to the Viennese waltz.
The headless dead are raised
stiff in effigy as when they lived,
corseted, cosseted, their money buying all
except immortality. The assertive faces
that belong to these bejewelled mannequins
gaze disdainfully from the walls.
The shadow in the kitchen
gossips cheerfully - only fourteen kilos
left to peel - her life here
preserved, recorded -
faceless she stands for all her sisters...
upstairs, headless and heedless,
the dancers revolve in a crystal world
that shattered long ago.
Comments about (amsterdam) Upstairs And Downstairs At The Hermitage Museum by Janice Windle
Susan Jarvis (11/2/2009 4:47:00 AM)
A magnificent title that does full justice to the contrasting worlds of those above and those below 'in a crystal world that shattered long ago.' - superb! Again, this poem is full of all those glorious literary techniques that tranform the Hermitage Museum into work of art. S :) (Report) Reply
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The former footballer will meet Leyton Orient Supporters Club and anyone who wishes to join them at their headquarters in Oliver Road in Leyton at 10am this Sunday before walking across to Hackney Marshes and up Lea Bridge Road to where the Os started life in 1881.
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Get your Photoshop shred on and follow this step by step overview of building a snowboarding themed website layout. The design we'll be creating takes inspiration from the typical style of the snowboarding culture, with grungy textures and distressed brush marks adding detail to the design. We'll start by producing a core grid to base the design elements on, then use a mix of photography and Photoshop manipulation to create a concept web design for a fictional brand named 'Snow Candy'.
Ideas, Research and Sketches
A good place to start any design project is in your sketchbook. Before opening up Photoshop, I took the time to jot down some keywords and create a brand persona for Snow Candy. The website would aim to present a few key elements of information such as upcoming events, latest video and focus areas that could send the user deeper into the website. I then sketched out a potential layout that balanced out the page elements, and outlined my idea of using a large header graphic to catch and draw in the viewer's attention.
Creating an underlying grid
Using a grid to base your design on is one of the core design principles that helps bring out balance and cohesion in your designs. This particular design is based on a simple 12 column layout making up a total width of 970px, and a uses a baseline of 24px;
A useful tool for generating a grid for your design is the Grid System Generator, where you can create a template and steal the handy pink column graphic to paste it into Photoshop! To create a baseline, create a 24x24px document in Photoshop, and draw a single pixel line across the bottom. Go to Edit > Define Pattern, then in your main document fill a black layer with this pattern to give a baseline template to set your text and page items to.
Let's shred the gnar!
With the page template ready to rock, let's get on with some creative Photoshop work. Start by filling the background with a light blue (#b9d2f8), then add a gradient spanning from a dark blue (#02357a) at the top through to a mid blue (#295ba6) then blending out to the #b9d2f8 background colour.
Head over to Bittbox and download one of the awesome noir grunge textures. Paste the texture into the document and scale down in size. Also change the blending mode to Luminosity and drop the opacity to 25%.
Add a layer mask to the texture, then use a large soft brush to blend out the texture so that it spans from the top center of the document. Black paint renders the area invisible while white represents the visible portions of the mask.
With Snow Candy being a fictional brand, we can quickly throw together a cool logo that fits into the overall style we're aiming for. Download the flowing Black Rose font and set out the words in lower case. Remember to make the most of your grid by scaling and positioning the logo in relation to the columns and baseline.
Rough up the logo a little by adding a layer mask and brushing over it with some grungy Photoshop brushes. I'm using my paint stroke brushes that are available for download from Blog.SpoonGraphics. Set the opacity of the brush to 10% then slowly build up the layers of distress.
To draw focus to the logo add a soft and subtle drop shadow, then draw a white radial gradient on a new layer. Set the layer style to Overlay and move into position behind the logo. Once in place tone down the effect by dropping the opacity to 50%.
Type out a simple navigation list to the right of the logo, following on the same baseline. Use a widely available font such as Helvetica or Arial to allow the text to be rendered in HTML when coded up for real.
Create a visual clue to highlight the active menu item by adding a small brush stroke in white behind the navigation text. Reduce the opacity to keep the white text legible.
Draw a large content area that spans the whole 970px width and fill with white.
Reduce the opacity of the content area to 30%, and add a very subtle drop shadow. Alter the distance and spread to 0px, while setting the size to 10px. Drop the opacity down to 25% to maintain a subtle shading effect.
One of the main features of the design is a large heading that holds a Snowboarding action shot. This area could be used as a rotating slideshow of featured content on the final website build, but for now, we'll just mockup one of these features. Paste in, rotate and scale a photograph. This particular shot can be found on SXC.
Add some design tweaks to the shot by dabbing some vibrant spots of colour over the image. Choose a bright pink, blue and yellow and paint them onto a layer above the photograph.
Set this colour layer to Overlay and set the opacity to 35%. The result is a subtle colour shift that spices up the photograph.
Use a range of Photoshop brushes to draw a rough border around the shot. Paint the brush marks in black, then change the blending mode to Overlay to allow the colours to interact.
Painting brush strokes on a couple of layers will also allow each layer to overlap, creating more depth and interest as different levels of transparency appear.
Next, we'll create a creative typographic layout for some event details. Here I'm manipulating the text in Illustrator for ease, but there's no real reason to move out of Photoshop. Use guides to aid the alignment of all the words.
A few snowboading vector graphics can be sourced from FreeVectors.net that help add the finishing touches to the styling of the event information.
Paste the text into the main web design document and scale into place. Position the words between the columns and lay it perfectly on the baseline grid.
Underneath this main feauture header the secondary content can appear. Use headers to create clear visual anchors to attract the eye and give immediate regonition of the content. Manipulate the text with tight tracking and lowercase appearance, and draw some small icons with the pencil and eraser tools to back up the wording with a visual clue.
A mockup of the featured video can be created with another Snowboarding action shot. Add a grungey border using the rough Photoshop brushes.
On a new layer, draw a circular mask and fill with black. Draw a triangle using the Polygonal Lasso Tool to represent the play icon, then delete this shape out of the circle. Drop the opacity to allow the video content to show through.
To the right of the video will be a short list of upcoming events. Write out the title and back this up with an icon. Zoom right in to adjust the finest details of the icon.
Set out the event information with style. Use a range of font sizes to create a hierarchy of importance.
When laying out the content, especially the text, remember to base everything on the baseline grid. With our baseline being 24px, use a line height of 24px on all paragraphs. Finish off the content area with the desired number of elements, and end each section with an anchor that links through to deeper levels of the website.
Below this content, we'll lay out some elements that span the width of both columns. Lay out some portrait shots to build up the Meet the Team section. Add a small white stroke and subtle drop shadow to give the appearance of a tactile photographs.
Rotate each portrait shot to give the impression of a collection of photographs that have been roughly placed on the page.
Continue the casual theme of the design by typing out the names of each team member in a hand-drawn font.
To finish off the design, copy a selection of the texture used in the header area. Move it into position behind the lower portion of the content panel.
Alter the layer style and opacity to tone down the effect and blend the colours toghether, then use a layer mask to allow the texture to peek out from the center of the panel.
The visual concept is complete! The blue colour scheme helps tap into the coolness of the snowboarding scene, while the mix of textures and distressed brush strokes add some gnarliness that relates well to the culture and lifestyle of extreme sports in general.
Be sure to subscribe to check out the next stage of the tutorial, where we'll be coding up the design into HTML and CSS.


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The buttons and the sidebar look like Orman's design, but I'm not seeing any of those subtle animations that I've come to love with his themes. I have to say, the design feels kind of thrown together and seems to lack the same attention to detail as Orman usually puts into his work.
I just started my own blog about web design and development. I had a lot of fun designing the blog, as this was my first step into creating sites in Wordpress.
I'm actually getting some good traffic to the blog already, thanks to Smashing Magazine's Twitter feed and Speckyboys's community news section
I'm not doing any promotion to my envato items on the blog, and I have yet to decide if I ever will.
Here's the link:
I never make typogaphical errors.
To be honest, I'm not sure why you are marketing your template as a church and religious movements theme. Other than the pictures and some icons, nothing about the design seems to have much to do with religion. To me it seems like calling it a church/religious movements template was an afterthought, and wasn't designed to that specifically from the ground up.
I think you'd have more success with the theme if you tried to target another market with it, like small businesses for example.
There's nothing wrong with your sense for design (the template seems a bit too 'over the top' for my taste though, but that's just me), I just think that you should consider who or what you are designing for when you create a new template.
First of all, why would the Envato team be biased against you?
Secondly, writing documentation shouldn't feel like a waste of time. If your template gets rejected, you can still keep improving it until it is of good enough quality. The documentation should still remain the same, unless you've changed major parts of the template functionality, in which case you probably didn't think through what purpose you wanted your template to fill to begin with.
LandonWilson said
JoelBesada saidThey don't die?
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How exactly do you ship reptiles?
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How exactly do you ship reptiles?
In boxes.
Considering the amount of items the reviewers have to go through every week, I think that they are doing a great job at giving good feedback when rejecting an item. I can't speak for all marketplaces, but Codecanyon and Themeforest both have fast moving queues with great reviewers providing advice when an item could be improved.
Regarding your item, surely you can't have worked on this 'for months' as you claim in the first post? I also believe that there are many things that can be improved with it, the icons look too big and some seem misaligned inside the badges. The font could also be improved to look more interesting.
You shouldn't feel that the reviewers are disabling you from getting sales on your items, they're simply looking out to have the best quality items on the marketplaces, which in the end benefits everyone. If you follow the advice of your reviewer and the authors here on the forums, and put that extra effort in to improve the item further, you will get far more sales than you would ever have if the original design got accepted.
If everything seems hopeless right now, try doing something else for a while. Read articles on design, look at other peoples work and draw inspiration from all around you, and once you come back to your rejected items you will immediately start seeing things that can be improved.
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Error: HIERARCHY _REQUEST_ERR: DOM Exception 3 [http://themeforest.net/user/chrismccoy/statement:93] is the error i get, im using chrome
This error doesn't actually seem to have anything to do with the statementer script. Try disabling it and you'll still see the error, this is most likely something that the envato devs will have to fix.
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Ferryside seen from Llansteffan across the river Towy
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Ferryside (Welsh: Glan-y-fferi) is a village in the community of St Ishmael, Carmarthenshire, Wales. It is 8.5 miles (13.7 km) south of Carmarthen near the mouth of the River Tywi and close to sandy beaches. Originally a ferry crossing, then becoming a fishing village, it has developed as a holiday and retirement area. The village has its own lifeboat station and was the first village in the UK to switch from analogue to digital television.
Originating as a landing-place on the ferry route to Llansteffan (the ferry was used by Giraldus Cambrensis in 1188), Ferryside developed as a fishing village. In 1844 the population of the parish was 895.[1]
Much of the village developed after 1852, when it became linked to Carmarthen and Swansea by Isambard Kingdom Brunel's South Wales Railway.
There is a school that has been there for over 150 years.
The parish church is St Ishmael's, built on a rock near the shore.[1] In 2006, the graveyard and grounds were selected for an innovative project aimed at encouraging biodiversity in churchyards. There are two chapels near the centre of the village and another church, St Thomas, in the centre of the village.
Ferryside has a post office, a public house (Poachers Rest), a sports and social club (previously the rugby club), a general store, hotel (Three Rivers Hotel & Spa), restaurant, antiques shop and caravan park.
Ferryside railway station has regular rail connections to London Paddington, Pembroke Dock, Milford Haven, Carmarthen, Swansea and Cardiff. Bus services connect to Carmarthen and Llanelli. The ferry service across the River Tywi to Llansteffan was discontinued in the 1950s but plans were submitted in March 2017 to resume the service.[2]
Community Magazine[edit]
STISH is a monthly magazine by the St Ishmael's community for the villagers of Ferryside and Llansaint, run by volunteers to bring news of local events and articles of local interest. Ferryside Village Forum is an online source of information.[3]
Ferryside is home to the River Towy Yacht Club.[4]
Lifeboat station[edit]
The Ferryside Lifeboat was first established in 1835, 11 years after Sir William Hillary founded a national lifeboat service which subsequently became the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI). Ferryside lifeboat was run by the RNLI until 1960, and was re-established as an independent service in 1966, one of more than 70 such stations around the British Isles. It is now part of St John Cymru, the ambulance charity, and is launched by HM Coastguard in response to '999′ calls and distress calls on VHF CH16.[5] With the second largest tidal rise and fall in the world making the local waters hostile, the lifeboat is available 24 hours a day throughout the year. It is staffed by local volunteers who rely on donations to the service for its funding.[6]
The current lifeboat station was constructed in 2010 and opened by HRH The Duchess of Gloucester. The service uses a 6.4 metre Ribcraft semi rigid inflatable with twin 90 hp engines, and a smaller craft. Callouts average 28 a year, a number that is rising as a result of an increase in leisure craft.[6]
Ferryside developed as a fishing village, particularly for shellfish.
Along with Laugharne, Ferryside was once at the heart of the cockling industry in Carmarthen Bay.[7] Cocklewomen from Llansaint could collect about 650 tons of cockles a year, and did so until around 1900. The cockle industry now experiences intermittent bursts of activity when the Ferryside cocklebeds are opened to commercial pickers: intensive 'strip-cockling' occurs and several hundred cockle-pickers work the estuary beds with tractors.
In 1993, Ferryside saw what are known locally as 'the cockle wars': fights between rival gangs on the beach,[8] notably between gangs from the Gower Peninsula, Liverpool, the Dee estuary and Glasgow. Because commercial quantities of cockles at Ferryside were rare, there were no licences required to harvest them.[8] In addition to gaining the village rare visibility on the front pages of national newspapers, the cockle wars led to a Parliamentary [9] and calls for the beds to be licensed.
Analogue television switch off[edit]
- For further information see Digital switchover in the United Kingdom and Ferryside television relay station.
On 30 March 2005, Ferryside and Llanstephan became the first areas in the United Kingdom to lose their analogue television signals. Residents of the Carmarthenshire villages - on either side of the River Tywi - voted to switch to digital after taking part in a pilot scheme.
Homes were given digital receivers for each of their televisions. A helpline was set up for residents' teething problems, and one-to-one support was made available to the elderly.
After three months, the households were asked if they wanted to keep the digital services or revert to analogue only. More than 85% of households responded and 98% voted to retain the digital services. Hence at the end of March 2005, the analogue channels, BBC One Wales, ITV1 and S4C, radiating from the Ferryside transmitter, were switched off leaving BBC Two Wales as the only analogue channel remaining. Viewers wanted to keep this channel because it provided certain programmes that the digital equivalent, BBC 2W, did not show.[10]
Notable people[edit]
Notable ex-residents of the village include the General Sir Thomas Picton of Iscoed Mansion, a former governor of Trinidad who died at the Battle of Waterloo, Hugh Williams, the 19th century Chartist lawyer who played a prominent role in the Rebecca Riots and the portrait and landscape painter Gordon Stuart[11] (five of whose portraits can be found at the National Portrait Gallery, including those of Kingsley Amis, Dylan Thomas and Huw Wheldon). The parasitologist J. W. W. Stephens,, FRS, was born in Ferryside in 1865.[12] George Parry, a metallurgical engineer and prolific inventor of Ebbw Vale Steelworks retired to Ferryside in 1866 and died on 6th February 1873 at his residence Steel Villa.[13]
- ^ a b "GENUKI - St Ishmael". Retrieved 31 October 2014.
- ^ "Ancient Carmarthenshire ferry crossing could be revived". BBC News. 9 March 2017. Retrieved 11 March 2017.
- ^ "Ferryside Village Forum". Retrieved 4 November 2014.
- ^ Fisher, Stuart, Rivers of Britain: Estuaries, Tideways, Havens, Lochs, Firths and Kyles, Bloomsbury Publishing, p. 39, ISBN 978-1-4081-5931-6
- ^ "Ferryside Lifeboat". Retrieved 4 November 2014.
- ^ a b "Ferryside Lifeboat - History". Retrieved 31 October 2014.
- ^ "Carmarthenshire online encyclopaedia". Retrieved 6 August 2014.
- ^ a b Prestage, Michael (22 June 1993). "Pickers muscle in on bumper cockle harvest: Michael Prestage on a shellfish bonanza in South Wales that has led to violence". The Independent. Retrieved 2012-08-27.
- ^ "House of Commons Debates". Retrieved 5 November 2014.
- ^ "Digital Switchover Trial Report, 2005" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 5 August 2011. Retrieved 3 November 2014.
- ^ "National Portrait Gallery - Gordon Stuart". Retrieved 5 November 2014.
- ^ Christophers SR (25 May 1946). "Obituary. J. W. W. Stephes, MD, FRS". Br Med J. 1: 816. doi:10.1136/bmj.1.4455.816.
- ^ "Graces Guide - George Parry".
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Tigers rip open gift from KU
Jayhawks' trouble at foul line opens door for Missouri.
Published Tuesday, January 17, 2006
As he tried to explain how his Missouri basketball team had erased a seven-point lead in the final 31 seconds of regulation in an 89-86 overtime victory over Kansas, Quin Snyder admitted, "the game's kind of a blur."
For starters, the Jayhawks cooperated from the free-throw line. They led by nine points with 1:36 left in regulation, but Missouri started fouling and KU made just 5 of 10 foul shots before overtime. Those misses gave MU's Thomas Gardner and Jimmy McKinney the opportunities they needed.
After Christian Moody gave Kansas a 74-67 lead, Gardner hit the most amazing of his seven 3-pointers. In front of Missouri's bench, he took the ball on a handoff from McKinney, twisted in the air and launched a shot. That it swished through the net surprised everyone but Gardner.
"I knew that we needed a 3, and I was the guy to make the play," Gardner said. Missouri fouled Mario Chalmers less than a second later, and he made 1 of 2 free throws to give KU a 75-70 lead with 29.4 seconds left. McKinney responded by driving the right side of the lane, spinning - perhaps getting away with a travel in the process - and banking in a short jumper.
"The turning point was the trap where we got the jump ball and Jimmy got the foul," Gardner said.
But McKinney missed the free throw. MU fouled Russell Robinson, and he made both of his foul shots. The Jayhawks led 77-74 with 14.2 seconds left.
"I'll second-guess myself for a long time," Kansas Coach Bill Self said. "With 14 left, there's a timeout. Do we foul? It's always been my philosophy that you don't foul unless it's under five" seconds left. "We probably should have crowded Gardner more and made him drive it harder than what he did. But still, the kid jumped up and made a play."
McKinney brought the ball up the court and got it to Gardner on the right wing. Gardner rose above Robinson and drained the game-tying 3-pointer with 5.6 seconds remaining. Mizzou Arena erupted with perhaps the loudest roar in its history. The celebration was short-lived.
Chalmers brought the ball upcourt, and Missouri defenders swarmed to him near the top of the key. That left Moody all alone on the left baseline near the basket. Chalmers delivered the pass, and Moody elevated for a layup just before the buzzer sounded. McKinney sprinted back and fouled Moody just enough to throw off the shot.
The Kansas bench was joyous. Missouri Athletic Director Mike Alden was so convinced that the clock hadn't started quickly enough after KU inbounded the ball that he hustled to the scorer's table to make his case.
"Mike Alden, our AD, ran from his seat all the way to the scorer's table to point that out," Gardner said. "The refs said it was pretty much too late for that."
The officials looked at replays and determined that .4 seconds should be put on the clock. But for all practical purposes, the game was Moody's to win. He entered the contest as a 50 percent foul shooter.
"I don't think I've been in a building that got louder than tonight. For him to step up and knock down those free throws was a tough spot," Missouri's Kevin Young said. "I was praying he was going to miss them. I'm happy he missed them."
With a background of MU students going wild, Moody pushed the first free throw too long.
"I wasn't that shaky at all," Moody said. "I thought the shot was going in."
The frenzy grew with his second attempt, and the result was the same - off the back iron.
"When they built the building, I don't know if it was Mike" Alden "or the architects, but somebody figured to put the crowd at the end of the visitors' basket in the second half," Missouri Coach Quin Snyder said. "Those were tough shots."
Moody's misses meant overtime. Although Kansas led three times in the extra period, Missouri answered each time.
"The thing about it is, in college athletics, if you care a lot, playing games that count, unfortunately you deal with these things sometimes," Self said. "Christian's a tough kid. He'll deal with it."
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Kenny Chesney just keeps staying on top of his game! The latest Kenny album 'Hemingway's Whiskey' has sold one million copies and that makes it certified platinum. By the way, this is Kenny's 10th platinum album. Kenny fans are not surprised, are we -- "Uhh no is our answer?"


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EE, the UK's only 4G LTE carrier has announced another round of expansions, taking their total coverage up to 74 towns across the country and over 50% population coverage. The latest list sees another 13 towns in various areas of the country supported by 4G LTE.
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Anyone in the UK on Vodafone hoping for some LTE soon will be disappointed, as their CEO has confirmed the carrier won't be switching on 4G until around September. This is in part due to the current iPhone 5 being incompatible with their proposed LTE network. Speaking to The Guardian, CEO Vittorio Colao said:
The UK's only current 4G LTE provider, EE, has announced the switch on in another 12 towns across the country beginning from today. This is of course fantastic news to anyone in the affected areas with an iPhone 5, or LTE capable iPad or iPad Mini using the EE network.
AT&T continues the rollout of its LTE network, today adding seven more cities across the US.
Ofcom has announced the winners of the UK 4G LTE spectrum auction and it hopes that all winner s will start rolling out LTE in the UK within six months; which is fantastic news for our UK readers. The auction raised around 2.34 billion pounds which is over a billion pound less than it expected. The winners were the expected major networks already present in the UK, namely Vodafone, Everything Everywhere, Hutchison 3G UK, Telefonica, and Vodafone. Niche Spectrum Ventures Ltd which is a subsidiary of BT Group PLC also picked up the smallest share of the spectrum.
AT&T drive to get their LTE data network pushed out across the U.S. continues with three additional cities announced (so far) this morning.
Ofcom has made good on its plans to push forward the auction for the UK's 4G mobile spectrum auction. Applications will start in December this year and the roll out to consumers is expected to be no later than May / June 2013. Everything Everywhere already has its 4G LTE network rolling out across the UK so this will be a huge relief to the other UK networks.


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This was a good interview with Max Irons that Flicks and Bits did. I've included it in its entirety here since it's only four questions. Read on if you want to learn a little more about Jared Howe and what it was like for Max to work with Saoirse Ronan and William Hurt, including his audition.
Do you remember what the auditioning process was like for the role of Jared?
Max Irons: I got called into meet Andrew Niccol and Saoirse Ronan, which was terrifying (laughs). Because when I went into the audition room there were three guys sitting there, all of which were built like Greek Gods. So I thought, "Well, what's the point?" (laughs). And I forgot my lines about eight times, I think – and I was sweating profusely. But then it started to go really well, I thought that the chemistry was certainly there with Saoirse. It ended up being one of those auditions that was painless and effortless.
And how was it actually working with Saoirse on the film?
Max Irons: Saoirse Ronan, who from the first moment I met her in London, I knew it was going to be easy. Some people are just easy to work with, and you watch her and you look at her face and think, "What is she doing that's so special?" And you can't define it, it's just there (laughs) – it's all there, everything! She is always spot on and perfectly informed. It still amazes me that she was 17 when we shot the film. I worked most closely with her and with William Hurt, two masters of their craft, and both were so humble, patient and generous. It was a joy. I listened and learned a lot from William Hurt, he is a master.
What was it about Jared that appealed to you? He's a character facing several almost insurmountable obstacles…..
Max Irons: Yeah, what interested me most was Jared's problem – two problems. One, humanity as we know it has been wiped out… family, friends, the world is gone. So there's that truth to deal with, but then there's also the fact that the love of his life, Melanie, has become a Soul. So to him, she is dead. And he has to find purpose, he does find purpose in this place in the cave. But then to have her return, to have her ghost return, her specter return, a rational person would be like, "Right, she's a Soul, she's no longer a human: kill her." And Jared is torn between that logic and the fact that despite the fact that she's a Soul, it still looks like the girl he loves most, it's still the form of her.
Do you have a scene on set that stood out for you?
Max Irons: It's odd how often the scenes you dread most, things that you think you can't do, often turn out to be the best ones (laughs). I had a scene where I was dancing with Saoirse, and we had Chandler playing Jamie in the scene as well. We had to prepare this swing dance thing that culminated in me flipping her and it started raining – very romantic (laughs). And we only had one, about half an hour lesson. Then all of a sudden someone put a duke-box down and turned this 50s song on. There was about 40 or 50 people watching us dancing under a tree. You thought, "This is a recipe for disaster and embarrassment on a huge scale." But it turned out to be really good. It was just like playing around. It was nice, it was a fun day.


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Reports about the situation in Afghanistan in this country are ridiculously parochial, concentrating on British deaths - understandably, but to the exclusion of any real explanation of what is going on there, and why - a largely beside-the-point debate about the shortage of helicopters, and the statements of British ministers, with their evasive and constantly changing justifications for our involvement. But as the ever-perceptive Matthew Parris pointed out last Saturday, there real reason for our continued presence in Afghanistan is that the Americans are there, and how long our forces remain, and what they do, and what level of success they will ultimately be able to claim, all depend on the US. That isn't to say that the British contribution is negligible; far from it, it is, comparative to all other countries involved, hugely disproportionate. But it is, nevertheless, secondary. The Americans call the shots. As Parris put it,
It is not reasonable to suggest that Britain simply declare national defeat, turn tail and abandon our US ally at months' notice....We British don't stick the knife into a new and admired US President. We just don't. There's no point in recommending it.
Parris also suggested that the politicians and generals were well aware of what a mess the whole situation is, even if they don't, and can't, admit it in public. I'm not entirely convinced. He underestimates the vast capacity for self-delusion that most people have, the tendency to focus on positive news and the psychological power of "one last heave". But he's right, of course, that they are aware that all is not as it should be, and that they have to pretend otherwise. The constantly shifting justifications for the war are proof enough of that. What is it this week? The "domino theory", I think - the idea that if the Taliban aren't defeated in Afghanistan they'll walk over Pakistan and its half million strong army and seize the nuclear weapons. The region is now "AfPak", which is a little like calling the non-Canadian parts of North America Mexus. But don't worry, if you don't like that explanation there will be another one along in a few weeks.
But it doesn't matter what I think. It doesn't matter what Matthew Parris thinks, and it doesn't even matter what Gordon Brown thinks. What matters is what they think over in the States. And there are signs that war-weariness is setting in. The LA Times recently carried the assessment of Defence Secretary Robert Gates that "after the Iraq experience, nobody is prepared to have a long slog where it is not apparent we are making headway" and that "the troops are tired; the American people are pretty tired." At the moment the Obama White House is engaged on a major push, but if that doesn't work, it is quite possible that the ground is being prepared for admission of defeat.
Time highlights a report (pdf) issued this week by the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a well-connected think tank (and "no bunch of liberal do-gooders"). Its author, Anthony Cordesman, is a member of the Strategic Assessment Group set up by General StanleyMcChrystal, the new(ish) American commander in Afghanistan. He isn't entirely without optimism. "I believe that that the war can be won if the US and its allies act quickly and decisively", he writes. But his assessment of the current situation is bleak. The war, he thinks, "now has five, not one, centers of gravity" - six, if you include Pakistan. Indeed, "the situation has deteriorated into a crisis where the Taliban and other Jihadist movements are now winning."
Even Cordesman's assertion that the war can be won is two-edged: the theory only works if you accept that it has thus far been a comprehensive failure and are prepared to accept a major escalation. He pulls no punches on that score:
Years of chronic underresourcing, failures by the Afghan central government, corruption and waste on all sides, a lack of effective civil-military cooperation and anything approaching a real-world unity of effort within the US team, NATO/ISAF, and UN and international agencies have had serious costs. So have past efforts to deny the scale of insurgent success...
The USA and its allies have been "living in a world of politically correct denial about the dangers, waste, and ineffectiveness" Cordesman claims. He is scathing of politicians who talk only of nation-building and supporting the Afghan authorities (such as John Reid's notorious comment about wanting to be able to leave "without a shot being fired", perhaps): "The failure to treat war as war, and the resulting focus on individual national political interests, is an act of political and moral cowardice on the part of the governments involved".
To turn the situation around, he thinks, will require a far greater commitment of resources - which means, primarily, US resources. It will also mean a trebling in size of the Afghan army to almost a quarter of a million men, and a thoroughgoing reform of the Afghan state, which isn't just corrupt and underdevelopedbut, in many areas of the country, practically non-existent.
He is especially blunt about the deficiencies of the Karzai government. "Corruption and abuses by power brokers are so pervasive that they have widely discredited the Afghan national government" he comments. The Kabul regime is so bad, indeed, that it is almost as dangerous as the Taliban.
The threat does not simply consist of insurgent movements like the Taliban and Al Qa'ida. It consists of a central government and many elements of provincial and local governments that now lack capacity at many different levels. It is a government whose real and perceived excessive corruption, ties to informal power brokers, and links to narcotics trafficking and organized crime have severely undermined its popular legitimacy -- regardless of the fact that the central government is elected. Just as there are no purely military solutions to counterinsurgency, there are no solutions where the host government fails its people. The NATO/ISAF and US mission face the equivalent of two threats rather than one.
Then there is "the self-destructive lack of unity of effort" between the various governments and NGOs involved in the rebuilding of Afghanistan. There is he writes "an unforgivable lack of transparency and integrity in the US and international aid community, sometimes mixed with direct corruption."
And then, of course, there is the additional problem of Pakistan, many of whose "actions are ambiguous at best". He also warns of possible "spoiler operations by Iran".
His conclusion is fairly stark: "Provide adequate resources or give up and leave". And his definition of "adequate" is
adequate manpower and adequate funding over a period of years and major funding for at least the next four to five years. In practice, the US must also deal with the reality that most of the new resources will have to come from the US and that this will probably require substantial increases in US forces beyond those that President Obama and the Congress have so far committed.
In other words, even the major escalation that Obama administration has already announced - and which he has had trouble getting through Congress - is not going to be enough. Not nearly. In addition to troops, Cordeson advocates a programme of rebuilding (indeed, building) Afghanistan, by-passing the official government and so ambitious that it would amount (though he doesn't admit it) to a full-scale colonial occupation. It sounds just too much, and perhaps it is intended to. Even while pouring resources into the country, he says, the US and its allies should be "planning for the possibility of failure". The "odds of success are not yet good" he writes, "and failure is all too real a possibility". And, indeed, "defeat is excusable", even if failing to warn "that it is probable" is not. Cordesman provides a list of ten things that are likely to go wrong. Of these, he identifies two as the most probable causes of any eventual failure. First, the strong possibility that "the corruption, predatory behavior, and failure to meet the needs of the Afghan people will grow worse after an election that many Afghans perceive as rigged to the point of being illegitimate or meaningless". Secondly that
The US and NATO/ISAF nations will continue in the tendency to deny the extent to which a crisis exists, to claim unrealistic successes, and promise more than NATO/ISAF and the US can deliver....Every denial of this reality for political reasons will further compound the risk of defeat. The US, NATO/ISAF, UNAMA face a serious risk of defeating themselves and this risk will require constant attention.
Cordesman may believe that the war is winnable, but he manages to make it sound like a lost cause.


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David Huntley
|David Huntley
|— Lacrosse player —
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
|NCAA team
Johns Hopkins University
|Former NLL teams
|Philadelphia Wings
Dave Huntley (born 1957) is a former Canadian lacrosse player and head coach and general manager with the Philadelphia Wings of the National Lacrosse League. Huntley played collegiate lacrosse at Johns Hopkins University where he helped his team win two national championships. In 1979, Huntley was honored with the McLaughlin Award, which is presented annually to the nation's most outstanding college lacrosse midfielder. His son, Kevin Huntley, was also an All-American at Johns Hopkins. Huntley was also the first ever head coach for the Toronto Nationals.
Playing career[edit]
Huntley grew up in Toronto, Ontario playing box lacrosse, an indoor version of the game which is played most commonly in Canada.[1] Huntley was recruited to play field lacrosse for the Johns Hopkins Blue Jays, playing from 1976 to 1979, and helping the team win two consecutive national championships, in 1978 and 1979.
While playing with the Blue Jays he was named a three time All-American, was awarded as the nation's most outstanding midfielder in 1979 when he was presented with the McLaughlin Award, and played on three straight NCAA finals teams. He finished his college career as the leading goal scorer at Johns Hopkins among midfielders. Huntley also played internationally and was a member of Team Canada's gold medal winning 1978 World Lacrosse Championship team.[2]
Huntley and his son Kevin Huntley, also a former All-American at Johns Hopkins, are the only father–son duo to win two national championships, and are only the second pairing to score 100 or more goals each in their respective Division I lacrosse careers.[3][4]
Coaching career[edit]
Huntley's career in professional lacrosse began in the inaugural season of the Eagle Pro Box Lacrosse League (a predecessor of the National Lacrosse League) in 1987 when he served as the Philadelphia Wings general manager and coach. As general manager, he recruited lacrosse stars Mike French, John Tucker, and John Grant, Sr. to play for his team. During the season, due to team injuries, Huntley stepped down from his coaching position and joined the team as a player. In two games, Huntley scored three goals.[5] In subsequent seasons, Huntley worked in various capacities for the Baltimore Thunder, Pittsburgh Crossefire, Washington Power and Colorado Mammoth.[2][6]
Huntley has been an assistant coach, at times, for Loyola College in Maryland, the Baltimore Bayhawks of Major League Lacrosse, and four times for Team Canada in World Lacrosse Championship competitions. Huntley served as Assistant Coach for the 2006 World Lacrosse Championship gold medal winning Canadian team.[7]
In 2008, Huntley returned to Philadelphia to be Head Coach of the Wings.[8] The 2008 Philadelphia Wings season marked the first season in five years that the Wings made the playoffs, ending the longest playoff drought in the history of the franchise.[9] Following the 2010 season, Huntley was also named General Manager of the Wings,[10] following Lindsay Sanderson's firing.[11]
Prior to the 2009 MLL season, Huntley was named the head coach of the expansion Toronto Nationals in Major League Lacrosse.[12] He and the Nationals went on to win the 2009 MLL Championship with a 10-9 win over the Denver Outlaws. The following season, the Nationals went 3-9 and missed the playoffs. On January 12, 2011, Huntley resigned as head coach of the Nationals. He currently serves as an offensive coordinator at Calvert Hall.[13]
|Preceded by
Bob Hendrickson
|McLaughlin Award
|Succeeded by
John Driscoll
- ^ "Dave Huntley - Lacrosse Personality". Inside Lacrosse. Archived from the original on 2007-10-20. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ a b "Dave Huntley – Head Coach". WingsLax.com. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ Ginsberg, Eric (July 23, 2008). "Born to Play". MajorLeagueLacrosse.com. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
Kevin and Dave Huntley became just the second father-son combination in Division I lacrosse history to score 100 or more goals during their careers.
- ^ "Kevin Huntley's Los Angeles Riptide Player Bio". LARiptide.com. Archived from the original on 2008-07-10. Retrieved 2008-08-12.
Along with dad Dave, is the only father-son combination to each with two NCAA Championships.
- ^ "WingsZone History Page - 1997 Archives". WingsZone.com. Archived from the original on 2007-11-02. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ McLaughlin, Corey (July 10, 2008). "MLL Week 9 Notebook: Huntley Grows Up". Lacrosse Magazine Online. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ Kessenich, Quint (July 28, 2006). "Gait, Canada beat Team USA, win world championship". ESPN.com. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ "2008 NLL Preview: Philadelphia Wings". LacrosseMagazine. December 21, 2007. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ "Season in review: Philadelphia Wings". NLL.com. August 3, 2008. Retrieved 2008-08-14.
- ^ "Huntley Named Wings General Manager". NLL.com. June 25, 2009. Retrieved 2010-10-15.
- ^ "Sanderson Out as Wings GM". NLL.com. April 22, 2009. Archived from the original on April 25, 2009. Retrieved 2010-10-15.
- ^ "Toronto Nationals (MLL) Name Dave Huntley Head Coach". LaxPower. March 5, 2009. Retrieved 2009-04-07.
- ^ http://www.nationalslacrosse.com/press-release/1936/dave-huntley-resigns-as-toronto-head-coach


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With the release of AD FS in Windows Server 2016, auditing has become more streamlined and less verbose.
Auditing levels in AD FS for Windows Server 2016
By default, AD FS in Windows Server 2016 has basic auditing enabled. With basic auditing, administrators will see 5 or less events for a single request. This marks a significant decrease in the number of events administrators have to look at, in order to see a single request. The auditing level can be raised or lowered using the PowerShell cmdlt: Set-AdfsProperties -AuditLevel. The table below explains the available auditing levels.
|Audit Level
|PowerShell syntax
|Set-AdfsProperties - AuditLevel None
|Auditing is disabled and no events will be logged.
|Basic (Default)
|Set-AdfsProperties - AuditLevel Basic
|No more than 5 events will be logged for a single request
|Set-AdfsProperties - AuditLevel Verbose
|All events will be logged. This will log a significant amount of information per request.
To view the current auditing level, you can use the PowerShell cmdlt: Get-AdfsProperties.
The auditing level can be raised or lowered using the PowerShell cmdlt: Set-AdfsProperties -AuditLevel.
Types of Audit Events
AD FS Audit Events can be of different types, based on the different types of requests processed by AD FS. Each type of Audit Event has specific data associated with it. The type of audit events can be differentiated between login requests (i.e. token requests) versus system requests (server-server calls including fetching configuration information).
The table below describes the basic types of audit events.
|Audit Event Type
|Event ID
|Fresh Credential Validation Success
|A request where fresh credentials are validated successfully by the Federation Service. This includes WS-Trust, WS-Federation, SAML-P (first leg to generate SSO) and OAuth Authorize Endpoints.
|Fresh Credential Validation Error
|A request where fresh credential validation failed on the Federation Service. This includes WS-Trust, WS-Fed, SAML-P (first leg to generate SSO) and OAuth Authorize Endpoints.
|Application Token Success
|A request where a security token is issued successfully by the Federation Service. For WS-Federation, SAML-P this is logged when the request is processed with the SSO artifact. (such as the SSO cookie).
|Application Token Failure
|A request where security token issuance failed on the Federation Service. For WS-Federation, SAML-P this is logged when the request was processed with the SSO artifact. (such as the SSO cookie).
|Password Change Request Success
|A transaction where the password change request was successfully processed by the Federation Service.
|Password Change Request Error
|A transaction where the password change request failed to be processed by the Federation Service.
|Describes that this was a system request. For example, these are ADFS server to server request, proxy to STS requests.
|A request to Federation metadata or MEX End Points.
|Sign Out Success
|Describes a successful sign-out request.
|Sign Out Failure
|Describes a failed sign-out request.
|Device Registration
|Request for device registration service.
|This includes requests for resources such as java-script, images.
|This describes a configuration request into the system. Important for admins to understand change management on a business critical request.


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Formicidae, Hymenoptera, Insecta, Arthropoda, Animalia
Argentina, Brasil (SC, SP, MG, ES, GO, MT, PA, AM), Bolivia, Pereu, Guianas, Panama, Costa Rica, Honduras, Guatemala, Mexico (Veracruz, Chiapas). Costa Rica: widespread in wet forest areas.
Petiolar node longer than high, without a differentiated posterior face. T. rogenhoferi is somewhat polymorphic within colonies, exhibiting a wide range of worker sizes.
Natural History
Regarding this species, Brown (1965) states:
T. rogenhoferi is the most widespread and by far the most often-collected species, being an inhabitant of rotten logs in forest. This species is common in the Amazon Basin, where I have seen nests of several hundred workers moving in file through the rot zone just beneath the bark of a log. I have examined several such aggregations in the field, but I was not able to find definite indications of the prey of these undoubtedly predaceous ants.
In Costa Rica I have collected rogenhoferi at La Selva Biological Station and adjacent slopes of Volcan Barba to 700m, Penas Blancas Valley, Monteverde, Guanacaste Conservation Area (Pitilla), Corcovado National Park. I commonly find colonies beneath loose bark on rotten wood, and have found lone queens in small chambers under epiphytes in old treefalls. In spite of its commonness in rotten wood, I rarely obtain workers in Winkler samples of sifted litter from the forest floor. This suggests that colonies and foragers are restricted to large pieces of rotten wood, not venturing out into the litter.
Type Data
Typhlomyrmex rogenhoferi Mayr 1862:737. Syntype worker: "Amazonas."
Literature Cited
Brown, W. L., Jr. 1965. Contributions to a reclassification of the Formicidae. IV. Tribe Typhlomyrmecini (Hymenoptera). Psyche (Camb.) 72:65-78.
Mayr, G. 1862. Myrmecologische Studien. Verh. K-K. Zool.-Bot. Ges. Wien 12:649-776.
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