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HP w2207: Shiny 22" Perfection?by Jarred Walton on 8/1/2007 5:00 AM EST
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Dantzig - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkI recently picked one of these up for $360 - 10% off coupon + tax at Circuit City. The final price was about $340 which I feel is very competitive when compared to the Samsung 226BW/CW. I could have purchased a 226BW for slightly less and had to wait for it to be shipped and played the panel lottery or spent more for the 226CW which doesn't have a high gloss screen and has an annoying silver bar on the bottom of the display frame.
It's just simply a beautiful monitor. I switched my home monitor from a Dell 2005FPW with an S-IPS panel to the HP and took the Dell to work. While I know that the HP uses a 6-bit panel, the colors look better to me than those of the 2005FPW. The different in response time is definitely noticeable while gaming and moving mouse pointers quickly around the screen.
If you're in the market for a 22" widescreen display with a TN panel, this is the one to get. Reply
zemane - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - link
a 19" widescreen is actually slightly smaller than a standard 19" 5:4 aspect ratio LCD.
Isn't 4:3 the standard aspect ratio?
JarredWalton - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkYes, for everything but your typical 1280x1024 (5:4) 19" LCDs. There are some 4:3 19" displays (1400x1050 resolution), but most are 5:4. Reply
Bonesdad - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkConsider the Acer AL2051W if you want to do a MVA panel review. I just bought one for $190 on Newegg and am very pleased so far. Fantastic viewing angle, stated at 176 degrees and from the looks of it, its not far off. A bit of backlight bleeding, but not out of the ordinary. This is an excellent panel for the price. Reply
Pirks - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkthere are two nice 28" monitors at newegg, see models above
both are about $650 which is dirt cheap for 28"
could you guys do a review of one of those, or even both?
I'm sure EVERYBODY would be interested!
these two seem like a huge hit, they just BLOW dell's 27" panels Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI asked for one from ViewSonic at one point. I don't recall why we didn't get one - we've been working on getting a ViewSonic contact. As far as quality, a few people are saying that they use a TN panel, so they certainly wouldn't be as good as stuff like the 27" Dell (which uses PVA). That would probably account for the lower price as well -- at least somewhat. Reply
CSMR - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkGreat to have the detailed light/dark/contrast measurements at different brightness settings. Good work. Reply
augiem - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkThank you so much for including viewing angle pictures! I can't tell you how important this aspect of a monitor is to me. Doing graphics work, TN panels are simply unusable because of the vertical viewing angle issues. This is the first site I've seen do photographic comparisons and it's AWESOME! :) Reply
zero2dash - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkWe bought this w2207 a few weeks ago to replace 2 aging 21" Trinitron CRTs...one that has a "too bright" problem (despite brightness being 0) and another in which the red gun is going out (causing the monitor to have 'red seizures').
This monitor is great.
Originally I was going to get a 226BW but I didn't want to bother with getting one panel over another (ie trying to find an S panel but getting a C instead). The glossy coating on the w2207 makes it even better, even though (as mentioned) it's a PITA to keep it clean and clean it when it's dirty/dusty. Seems like it takes 5 minutes to completely clean the screen with a damp cloth and have it come out clean but without any dust at the same time.
That being said...I highly recommend this monitor. When we bought ours, it was on sale for $339 at Sears; a week later, it was down to $249 (and I called and got the $90 credit). Wish I would've had the money then to buy a 2nd for that price. =)
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkIf you could find this on sale for $250, it would definitely be a no-brainer. At current prices, you'll have to think about it a bit more. It may very well be the best 22" monitor on the market, but I would take a 24" Gateway over it (even with the higher cost). Reply
Bjoern77 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkYou'll find that Monitor to be very popular in Europe, specially Germany due to it's low price.
Well - low price compared to other monitors.
EG, the Dell 2407 WFP HC is supposed to cost around 1000$ here, the older version is on "sale" for about 850$. If i see the US-Prices for tfts...ouch. Same goes for a lot of other monitors. The HP is the first i noticed on the us markt which seem to be on a European price level, which, i assume, is at least 25% higher. Reply
trajan - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkThe one thing I immediately noticed from the review was the difference between the Gateway 24" and the Dell 24". I've never seen these ratings before -- it looks like in most catagories the Gateway is superior. Am I reading this right? I thought the Dell was the hands down 24" champion! Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkThe Gateway has a brighter backlight, but in most other areas I felt the 2407WFP and the FPD2485W were about the same. I prefer the appearance of the Dell LCD over the Gateway LCD, and the extremely bright backlight on the Gateway means that you usually have to spend more time tuning things if you don't want to be blinded. If you had them both set to the same intensity, however, I don't think most people would be able to tell the difference between the panels. Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI'm still using an old CRT, and I don't know why one would compare at a monitor with a max resolution of 1600x1050 to a CRT that was likely capable at least 1800x1440 and 1920x1440 was fairly common. Mine goes higher, but the refresh rate is too slow at that point.
I personally think that the 24" displays are the first ones that are comparable to 21" monitors. The 22" monitors are more comparable to some of the better 19" monitors (though I suppose there may have been crappy 21" monitors with a max usable res of 16x12.
I personally wish I could justify the 30" monitors, but at current prices, I'd be better off going dual monitor with 2 24" models (desktop space is king :) ) Reply
Jodiuh - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkHave you seen a nice 20in S-IPS next to your old CRT? I have an older 19in CRT and it pales in comparison to the NEC or Dell panels. Reply
yyrkoon - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkI had a professional grade 21" CRT next to my 19" WS LCD, and I have to say that the LCD is much, MUCH better for vibrance/image sharpness. The LCD to boot was also 1/5th-1/6th the cost of the 21" CRT . . . Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkProbably not, given that most stores carry crappy monitors, but I'm really not willing give up real estate to move to a flat screen.
even at 1920x1440, I feel cramped if I'm I've got more than 2 instances of jedit open (and I'd really like to have 4, and occasionally more, in most cases).
24" monitors are the smallest monitors with sufficient resolution, although even then, my desktop shrink by almost 20%. Reply
Great Googly Moogly - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkWell, it seems you're forgetting about pixel pitch. Those 1920x1200 24" have quite a high pixel pitch. Certainly a 20.1" LCD with a 1600x1200 resolution is better for you?
The only LCDs with a decent pixel pitch not stuck in 1991 (seriously) are the 1280x1024 17" (too small, physically, though), 1600x1200 20.1" and the 2560x1600 30".
The new 1920x1200 26-27" are really atrocious, and the most popular 1680x1050 22" is not up to my standards either--hence the main reason (out of many) why I'm still on an iiyama CRT. And if this trend is still going in a few years, we'll have 720p 40" computer monitors. And everyone will love them.
So sick and tired of computer display tech going steady backwards since the 90s. Reply
jc44 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkTo be fair 2001 was a good year for displays - IBM built the first T221s (24" 3840x2400) :-) 2006 was not such a good year - IBM ceased production of T221s with nothing even vaguely equivalent in sight from anybody :-(
strikeback03 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkDidn't they cost somewhere around $30,000? no wonder they disappeared. Reply
jc44 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkInitially that would have been the approx asking price (medical applicatinos I think). They got cheaper as time went on though they were never exactly cheap. The Viewsonic (VP2290B) and Iiyama badged versions got under ~$7000 I think (which was approx twice the price on an Apple 30" at the time). Currently a DG5 (the last iteration) goes for ~$3500 on ebay and a VP2290B is ~$1000.
The T221 was the first monitor that made me think "The best LCDs are btter than the best CRTs - now they only have to get cheap enough".
I was really hoping that they would take off and the price would come down to something like the current ebay prices. (And yes I did buy off ebay in the end)
Great Googly Moogly - Friday, August 03, 2007 - linkAye, they're pretty damn cool. I've yet to see one in the flesh though. You still have to have 2 dual-link cards with it though? Doesn't it use 4 single-link connectors?
And isn't the 48 Hz data rate (all 4 links) OK enough? (Yeah yeah, TFTs don't have refresh rates, I know, but there are other ramifications of a slow data rate.) Reply
yacoub - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkNot sure why 22" is starting to become prominent over 20". Must be cheaper to produce because tolerances and processes don't have to be as tight, since they're the same resolution just a larger (and thus more visible) pixel pitch on the 22" (0.282mm). Would rather stick with a 20", or if I want bigger then I'd get a 23-24" with 1920x resolution. Reply
Jedi2155 - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkWhen comparing TN 20" versus a 22" panel with around $50 difference, i'd definitely go for the 22" mainly due to the larger screen space which makes games and movies more life-like.
Sure the resolution hasn't changed, but why do people buy big screens with lower resolutions anyways? Just to get the bigger picture of course.
Oh, I also think there is a typo on Page 5 at the last paragraph.
You mentioned
There are differences between the Acer and HP, and we generally felt that the Acer looked a bit better in vertical viewing while the Acer is better in the horizontal plane.
But shouldn't it be
There are differences between the Acer and HP, and we generally felt that the HP looked a bit better in vertical viewing while the Acer is better in the horizontal plane.
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI corrected the Acer/Acer sentence -- HP seemed to be a bit better in the vertical plane. Things for the comment. Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - link
When comparing TN 20" versus a 22" panel with around $50 difference, i'd definitely go for the 22" mainly due to the larger screen space which makes games and movies more life-like.
I think the difference is that if you buy an 70" HDTV, you're not sitting as close as you are if you have a 42". Besides, a smaller TV with accurate colors trumps a big POS set with crap colors (and I've seen some awful HD monitors).
As a result, if the colors are better on the 20", I'd go with a 20". Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI think a lot of the better 20" LCDs were IPS or PVA, which might account for the prices as well. Dell I'm pretty sure was IPS on the 2005FP (and FPW?). I think the cheaper 20" LCDs are now also using TN panels. Could be that they can only get the same amount of 22" or 20" panels out of a modern glass substrate, though... I haven't looked into it closely. Reply
Spoelie - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkP-MVA and A-MVA are disregarded in the article, even though they are among the best 'overal' monitor technologies, for 20" at least. Second fastest response time, 8 bit color, best movie picture quality, homogeneous viewing angles. It's superior to PVA anyway. Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI thought MVA and PVA were similar and only certain patents created separate names. Guess not. :) I have never actually tested an MVA panel to my knowledge, and most high-end panels use IPS these days. The next tier uses PVA, and then the lower quality stuff uses TN. The one of the days, though, I will hopefully get the chance to test an MVA panel in person. Reply
mostlyprudent - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI have been using an HP LP series LCD which uses (at least when I bought it) an S-IPS panel. I could never go back to a TN or other panel with less acurate color display. Reply
yacoub - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkYes, the better ones were S-IPS panels, which it's a shame no longer seem to be used except in VERY expensive displays. They excel in several important areas over MVA/PVA panels. My first-run 2007WFP is indeed S-IPS and I love it, however they quickly switched over to some sort of MVA or PVA panel and I wouldn't go near those. :(
Maybe one day (supposed) costs will come down and we'll get S-IPS again on mainline displays. I did find one really nice panel in 24" size that was S-IPS but the MSRP was around $1200, IIRC. What a joke. Reply
PrinceGaz - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkThe HP LP2065 is relatively cheap but usually (not always, you have to check in a hidden menu option) uses an S-IPS panel, and better still there are next to no reports of anyone having even a single dead-subpixel.
I'd take a standard 20" 1600x1200 S-IPS display like the LP2065 over any wide-screen 22" 1680x1050 TN display (almost all 22" W are TN), as you get a much better picture with the S-IPS panel and you get more usable screen space because it has a tighter dot-pitch (so although it is smaller physically at 120 sq cm compared with 140 sq cm for a 22" W, the 20" actually has more pixels).
For general desktop use and with most games, standard 4:3 is preferable to a wide-screen 16:10 aspect-ratio; the wide-screen format's only big advantage is for watching movies, and for that you should really be connecting your computer to a large-screen TV. Reply
strikeback03 - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI love widescreen for photo editing - rotate the display to vertical for portrait orientation shots, and you have a huge work area for either format. But I agree, I'd take an S-IPS 20" 4:3 over a 22" TN. Reply
PrinceGaz - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkHow many cameras have a widescreen format sensor? I know you agreed with most of what I said, but almost all cameras have a 4:3 sensor so a 4:3 display is optimal. This HP LP2065 monitor I have can be swiveled vertically very easily for those purposes, so unless you are taking widescreen format photos, I fail to see the advantage in a 16:10 widescreen display.
You're right when you say a 20" Standard S-IPS is better than a 22" Widescreen TN. I'd personally say the difference is like night or day; once you've used the higher-quality and tighter dot-pitch of the 20" S-IPS panel, you'd never want to use any of those 22" widescreens. Only 24" widescreen monitors are better without spending a lot more, but a significant price premium still needs to be paid (and it had better be S-IPS, not PVA/MVA, let alone TN, else I'm not interested).
When I chose my current 20" display, I could have instead saved about 30% of the cost and chosen a 22" widescreen TN display (when I was deciding what to choose, I compiled a spreadsheet of everything available and included panel types). Every 22" widescreen display used a TN panel and as I was used to the quality of a Mitsubishi DP2070SB CRT display, I decided TN panels would be unacceptable. Suffice to say that this display is everything I could have hoped for in a flat-panel and more, after seeing smaller diaplays (of indeterminate panel-type) in local high-street stores. Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkAre you sure? Every digital camera I've used seems to mimic 35mm cameras, which have an aspect ration of 1.5:1. Most widescreen monitors seem to have an aspect ration of 1.6:1, while standard monitors are 1.33:1.
yyrkoon - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkThat 1.5:1 or 1.3:1 ratio is specific to the relitive size of the sensor compared to a fullsized 35mm sensor that is in very few cameras. There are *some* wide aspect cameras, but it is mostly a new 'technology', and mainly implemented in P&S cameras.
My Nikon D40 for instance uses a 1.5:1 sensor. What this means is that if I use a 50mm focal length lens, the actual focal length I get with this lens on my camera is 75mm. Images produced with this camera are 3008x2000 which is actually 1.504:1, or more commonly called 3:2 by many. Canon cameras have a 1.3:1 sensor aspect, and I forget which other brand, and ratio, but there is one more 'common' manufactuer ratio. This is of course in the realm of DSLRs, but most P&S cameras use a standard sensor/lens ratio (for 'that' specific brand), with very few using the widescreen setup as I mentioned above.
Anyhow, for image editing, I prefer a widescreen monitor not because it 'matches' the image aspect ratio, but because it give me more realastate for toolbars etc while editing images, and giving me more visable image area to work on while these toolbars are visable. This is purly a matter of taste, and I *could* use the pallete well, or tab keys to hide the toolbars while not in use, but this is the way I have become accustomed to working(pen/tablet seems to work well with this setup as well).
Personally, I think a monitor that displays colors correctly is far more important, as well as contrast ratio, and monitor interface type. Reply
strikeback03 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkMost DSLRs use sensors that have a 3:2 aspect ratio (or close enough) like 35mm film has. the Four-Thirds system (Olympus, Panasonic, "Leica") is, obviously, a 4:3 ratio sensor.
As far as "crop factors" go, Canon makes a full frame (same size as 35mm, 1:1) sensor, a 1.3:1 sensor, and a 1.6:1 sensor. Nikon, Pentax, Sony, Samsung all use 1.5:1 (since they all use Sony sensors), and Fugifilm uses 1.5:1 as well, possibly because the body comes from Nikon. Sigma uses 1.7:1, and Four-Thirds is 2:1.
Most P&S cameras use 4:3 ratio sensors, and most are made by Sony. Panasonic offers a wide-format sensor IIRC.
And yes, the toolbars are a good reason to have widescreen (or dual monitor). Reply
PrinceGaz - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkOoops, I meant 1200 sq cm for the 20" standard display compared with 1400 sq cm for the 22" widescreen. Heh, 120 sq cm would be a touch on the small side :) Reply
yacoub - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkAh, here it is: NEC MultiSync LCD2490WUXi for $1449.99, or the high gamut extra precision model for $1749.99.
I'm sure they're wonderful but for that price you can get a rather nice 42" LCD TV. Heh.
Then again I bet they don't have any input lag like the Dell 24" and other MVA or PVA panels tend to exhibit which can be very annoying in FPS games for folks who are used to the more immediate input reproduction of CRTs or S-IPS LCDs. Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkWhat makes this technology that much better? If I was spending that much money, I'd get a 30" Dell (or similar). At least I'd get 32% more desktop space than my CRT (and 44% more than the NEC).
Oh wait, this isn't really a business monitor, it's for color professionals (mostly those who work on photos, I suspect) and has lots of controls, I suspect, that most monitors don't have.
Out of my price range.....I wonder how it compares to a hardware calibrated Dell or HP. Of course for gaming and business use, it's almost certainly not worth the money. Reply
JarredWalton - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkFor $1700, I would definitely pick up one of the HP 30 inch LCDs -- or the Dell that matter. Both of those used S-IPS panels and provide back lighting that has an improved color gamut. I certainly couldn't tell you what the NEC offers that would make it worth the price of entry, but unfortunately I have never been able to use one in person. Reply
nilepez - Wednesday, August 01, 2007 - linkI think the difference is that the HP apparently has a lot of adjustments that you can make.
I'm just guessing, but it may be something like the the old Sony Artisan or Barco monitors, where you could make adjustments to many different areas of the screen, not just the usual 4 (or less) that most had. Reply
strikeback03 - Thursday, August 02, 2007 - linkIIRC some of the high-end Eizo and NEC displays can interface directly with color calibration equipment, and probably have better controls. Who knows, they migh hold their color longer or come with a calibration sheet from NIST or something too. Conceptually similar to the Artisans as a monitor designed to be very good for color-sensitive work. Reply


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The Parish of Chimpu is still in its infancy. Established in July of 2013, it presently has some 800 parishioners from six different villages. But there are many other villages in the jungle here where the people are also interested in the Catholic faith. The inhabitants of this region belong overwhelmingly to a range of ethnic minorities who still practise animist natural religions and have great fear of evil spirits. Bishop John Thomas Kattrukudiyil believes that there are "great chances for evangelization" in his diocese.Even in the remotest corners of the jungle, there are small settlements. For many of the inhabitants, seeking medical help or visiting a government office can mean a walk of as much as five or six days. The few roads that do exist in the region are often rendered impassable in the rainy season by landslides. And in the remote villages, there is no electricity. The people live in houses made of grass and bamboo which have to be rebuilt every year. Often several families live together in one large hut. The winters can be long and hard, but not many people have warm clothing. Usually, heating is provided by a stove inside the house, which provides warmth but also smoke, which is harmful to health. Often the animals are housed in the same hut, and if the house is built on stilts, then the pigs usually live directly beneath the living area. Drinking water is collected straight from the rivers. Infant and maternal mortality are high, and many people suffer from malaria, tuberculosis and other infectious diseases, while there are also frequent cases of snakebite or bites from poisonous insects. The local homebrewed alcohol is widespread, and, as a result so, too, is alcoholism. Polygamy is still practised among many of the traditional tribal peoples. Many men take several wives for reasons of prestige, in order to show that they are wealthy enough to do so. And it is not unusual even for children to be sold in marriage to the highest bidder. Often very young girls are married in this way, as a sixth or seventh wife. The Catholic Church, for its part, is bringing the Good News of Jesus Christ to the people of the area and helping them in their needs. Education, medical care, hygiene and a bettering of the situation of women: all these things are being brought only by the Church in this remote region.But the priests who care for these people also need a house to live in themselves. That is why ACN has promised $8,800 for the construction of a presbytery / parish house. Will you give to build a presbytery for this new parish in Indiaso that the priests can better minister to the local people? Aid to the Church in Need commits to invest your funds where they will have the greatest impact for the Church that we serve. Funds donated to Aid to the Church in Need's projects will be used towards the greatest need in our programs to help keep the Faith alive.
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It has become an increasingly widespread practice to administer local anesthesia to calves prior to dehorning to prevent pain. But is that enough? A team of Austrian researchers led by Dr. Marc Drillich with the University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, Austria, recently conducted a study to evaluate whether further measures to alleviate pain had an effect on calves. The team's results were reported in the January 2013 Journal of Dairy Science.
Eighty calves of 5 to 9 weeks of age were evaluated in four study groups of 20 calves each. The treatment groups were:
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Blood samples from all groups were collected 20 minutes before restraint in a headlock before dehorning; two minutes after dehorning; and 30 minutes and 1, 2, 4, 6 and 8 hours after dehorning.
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Many South African spas are committed to training and empowering women to become involved in the spa industry.
Tipping in general provides the traveller with an awkward dilemma. Is it expected or not?
According to an article on spa etiquette, published in Conde Nast Traveller, tipping really depends on where you are from. The Japanese don't tip at all apparently, Russians generally give 10%, Turkish visitors give 15% and Finnish visitors also don't believe in tipping.
We spoke to a number of local spa managers for some insight into whether you should tip when using the facilities at a spa in South Africa.
Berenice Madyara, spa manager at Mount Grace in the Magaliesberg, says that tipping is entirely at the guests' own discretion. And spa managers at the One&Only Cape Town and Majeka House are in full agreement: it's up to the individual and what they would like to offer as a tip.
Chantelle Parsons, group operations manager of Amani Spas, says: 'South Africans have always been proud of their hospitality, and the warmth of our people is internationally renowned. Tipping in our hospitality industry has never been enforced, and mostly remains voluntary, at the guest's discretion.'
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Quiney wants a chance to atone for his role in Australia's top-order collapse in the drawn series-opener at the Gabba, where he was out for a memorable nine hooking Morne Morkel.
The shot could have been six - Dale Steyn took a juggled catch on the fine leg boundary - but the Victorian admitted he should have shown more restraint at 1-30, and so early in his own innings.
''It was an amazing experience to play your first Test match. I do feel a little ill, I guess, because I didn't make runs,'' Quiney said. ''It's all good saying you played a Test match but I said from the start I wanted to contribute. The dream is reality now, so if I do get to play another Test I've really got to contribute to the team, and I didn't help things out lasting 12 balls after Dave [Warner] got out. It wasn't great. It's something I want to hopefully get another crack at.
''I get nervous every time I go out to bat and I was actually expecting to be more nervous than I was. I just thought, 'watch the ball and have really good intent'. I thought I had that, and it's all good having intent but you've got to last more than 12 balls.
''I'm still going to try and take that similar intent and if I get another go, it's just obviously about getting through 20 or 30 balls and assessing the situation and trying to bat deep.''
Quiney contributed in the field, taking three catches and bowling 11 overs in the absence of Watson, despite not having bowled for Victoria since the end of the 2010-11 Sheffield Shield season.
The selectors' insistence that Watson be able to bowl means Quiney could keep his spot for the second Test in Adelaide, starting on Thursday, where he averages 50.25 in the shield.
''I was lucky enough to get back-to-back hundreds there last year, so if the wicket is similar, hopefully, but it's a different situation and a different attack. I guess you've still got to take the positives into the game,'' said Quiney.
If he plays in Adelaide, he expects to feel more composed when he walks in to face Steyn and Morkel.
''You don't have all that hype surrounding [a debut], so if I'm playing I'm batting at three and I've got a job to do. If I do it, happy days, it means I'm getting runs and the team's getting runs. If I don't, it's my own fault and I've got to hold myself accountable for that position.''
The selectors are expected to announce an unchanged 12, plus Watson, with left-arm quick Mitchell Starc in contention to break into the team at the expense of Ben Hilfenhaus.


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Life without our furry, little (or big) companions is difficult to imagine. As they effortlessly assume roles such as protector, provider and loyal friend, they become a special part of the family. Therefore, the passing of such an integral member of the family should be handled with nothing less than a tremendous amount of love, care and understanding.
For over sixty years, Cal Pet Crematory, a family-owned and operated business, has helped pet owners by providing support and services following the loss of a beloved pet. When Al Carveth and his wife Lela started Cal Pet Crematory in 1947, they, understanding the special place that our dear friends have and our unfailing love and goal to always keep their best interest at heart, wanted to provide a "dignified farewell" appropriately honoring the loss of their own beloved pets that had become like children to them with the same level of care that any member of the family would receive. Continuing with the same sentiment since 1991, Mark Stine, along with partner Paul, brother Jim, sister Linda and her husband John, as well as their two sons Craig and Brian, provide the same level of compassion, understanding and care as his uncle did over sixty years ago. Completing the knowledgeable and supportive staff are brothers Fred and Paul Caines along with brother-in-law Will Hemphill, Gelsa Paladino and newest members Fhane Crone and Tom Bridegroom.
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THE date for a judicial review into controversial plans to move children's heart surgery services out of our region has been set for February 11.
The hearing, which is expected to last two days, was brought by the Save Our Surgery (SOS) campaign and will look into recommendations by the NHS's Safe and Sustainable review to move the life-saving service from Leeds General Infirmary to Newcastle.
As well as the high court proceedings, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has ordered the Independent Reconfiguration Panel (IRP) to investigate the process and report back to him.
SOS asked that the judicial review be paused until after the IRP review was completed in order to try and avoid court action and the costs associated but failed to secure a temporary halt.
The group described as "absurd" suggestions by Sir Neil McKay, chair of the Joint Committee of Primary Care Trusts, that SOS was using delaying tactics.
Sir Neil said: "We welcome the court's decision to grant the judicial review process an urgent hearing. Not only did the High Court reject the campaign group's delaying tactics, but it supported our argument that further delay was contrary to the interests of children with congenital heart disease, and their families."
Sharon Cheng, of SOS, said: "Last month, we were informed that the court would hear our case against the Joint Committee of Primary Care Trusts in mid-February and proceedings are progressing in line with those timings.
"Legal action remains our least preferred option due to the associated costs to both sides. We began judicial review proceedings extremely reluctantly and only after all other options were rejected by the Joint Committee of Primary Care Trusts.
"This was the rationale behind our recent request to postpone our legal case until after the independent review requested by the Health Secretary was complete. To imply that we would seek a delay for any other reason is absurd."
Meanwhile, Harrogate and Knaresborough MP Andrew Jones, will be wearing red on Friday in support of the SOS campaign.
Mr Jones will be wearing red along with his office staff, and is encouraging other local businesses and schools to do so. The Wear It Red day, run by the SOS campaign, is intended not only to raise vital funds but also awareness as to the unit's plight.


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Folks know that with Yahoo Mail, Gmail, and Live (aka Hotmail) accounts, you get what you pay for. The same goes for Twitter, Facebook, and the like. If the services are down, so be it. Just check the company site for more information about the outage or use a service like downrightnow.com to see your consumer service's status, or report a problem.
But when we slip from free to paid-for cloud-based solutions like Office 365, our expectations are raised, especially when jobs depend on it. Unfortunately it's very challenging to change a first impression. By now, the words "cloud" and "unreliable" are paired forever in people's minds.
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As IT pros, we've all heard or experienced firsthand the woeful tales of failures and data breaches in the cloud. Amazon, for one, has experierenced some high-profile outages. One of the more recent outages on Dec. 24, 2012, at its northern Virginia data center, its most heavily trafficked facility, prompted an apology from the company (again) because a developer accidentally deleted some key data. Here, Amazon isn't alone in suffering outages and breaches. Apple's iCloud was compromised in mid-2012, right on the heels of a Dropbox hack, and the list goes on.
My InfoWorld colleague Ted Samson noted this was a major concern at this year's RSA Conference in San Francisco, reporting on the nine top threats to cloud computing security, according to the CSA (Cloud Security Alliance). First on the list? Data breaches.
Hosting your own is no silver bullet
Data breaches and outages are by no means limited to the cloud. On-premises deployments have their share and then some. The Open Securities Foundation keeps track of global data loss -- and it is substantial. Of course, not all data breaches are reported, and some victims may not even realize they've been compromised, as IBM notes in its informational resource for data breach prevention and response.
It comes down to the kind of organization you work with, the sensitivity of your data, and the necessity of ensuring total control over your data. That isn't to say you'll be able to provide a more secure environment than a cloud-based solution, but your organization may feel it has a better shot. And decision makers may feel more comfortable putting the security of their data in the hands of someone they know and can interview, shake hands with, look in the eye, and ultimately hold accountable (and fire) should there be a problem.


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Inspiration from Shamicka Lawrence "Make Yourself a Priority"
We had the pleasure of speaking with television's Hollywood Exes cast member Shamicka Lawrence. She is so much more than the "ex"-wife of actor/comedian Martin Lawrence. Shamicka is a mom, an entrepreneur, a talent manager, a person with lupus, and as she defines herself – "a joyful spirit!".
Despite her celebrity, Shamicka's story is not unlike many with lupus. Diagnosed in 2011, she traces it back 13 years ago after giving birth to her daughter Iyanna. She describes symptoms like vertigo, fevers and hot flashes that were mistaken by her doctor as a cold and a red rash across her face that was thought to be rosacea. "I figured I would just get better." And she went on trying to take care of everyone else – her husband, Iyanna, daughter born two years later, Amara, and her "bonus baby," Martin's daughter Jasmin. "Like so many women, I put myself last."
In January of 2011 when her personal life was particularly stressful, symptoms reappeared and this time with a vengeance. Recurring high fevers, hair loss, mouth sores, loss of taste and smell, and fatigue so severe she couldn't get out of bed.
"I was tired all the time, but I thought that's because I'm a mom. I just kept pushing," said Shamicka. But hair loss was one symptom that prompted her to see a dermatologist who ordered a battery of tests, one of which suggested lupus. She was referred to a rheumatologist and has been doing well since.
"I know now that I have to take care of myself, not just everyone else. So I juice twice a day, eat only fish, exercise, and maintain a positive mentality. When I get down, which I do like anyone who lives with lupus, I give myself 20 minutes to feel bad. Then I say to myself, 'What can I do to feel better,' and that usually gives me the boost to get going again."


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You know that gag where Stephen Colbert introduces his guest, but instead of the guest coming out from behind a curtain, Stephen bounds victoriously across the stage to meet the guest, who is already seated and looking awkward, while the crowd chants Stephen! Stephen!? He's done that same joke hundreds of times. And yet it's still funny. Colbert soaks in the adulation with such commitment, you can't help but laugh. That's the show in a nutshell: He puts himself into that character with every cell of his body, right on down to the hair. The Colbert Report is the longest-running performance-art piece on TV right now.
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Americans have been wondering if the housing market is in a double bubble for a little while, since Professor Robert Shiller, co-creator of the Case-Shiller house price indices, raised the danger.
The real action has been in housebuilders, though. Their valuations, based on price to estimated book value, peaked in May above where they stood at the height of the property bubble in 2005/6. Prices look very much like the rebound bubble in the Nasdaq, in the Dow Jones Industrials in the late 1930s and in the Nikkei 225 (although it wasn't quite so big). This chart shows the Nasdaq and Nikkei time-shifted so the peaks overlap with the 2005 peak in housebuilding shares:
I've circled the point where the rebound went wrong again: seven to eight years later for both Nasdaq and, less spectacularly, the Nikkei (the Dow's second depression-era boom-bust came in 1937, also eight years after the original bubble).
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A 34-YEAR-OLD Blackburn man punched a neighbour who he accused of 'looking at' his girlfriend.
Blackburn magistrates heard Richard Gregson and his partner were drinking outside their flat when the man returned home.
Seconds after he had gone inside he answered a knock at the door and was punched without warning by Gregson.
Gregson, of Robinson Street, Blackburn, pleaded guilty to assaulting Abdel Halim Haddour.
He was made subject to a curfew between 8pm and 7am for 28 days and ordered to pay £100 compensation.
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Tanglad has an amazing post up on mircrocredit.
It's easy to understand the appeal of microcredit. Poor women from the Global South use loans as small as $20 to start businesses and lift themselves from poverty. The creditors make a profit when the loans are repaid. Win-win.
What do they say about things that look too good to be true?
A whopping 90 to 99 percent of these loans are paid back with interest, another shining indicator of microcredit's success. But there is an ugly side to ensuring repayment, where poor women are made to police one another and punish defaulters with collective acts of aggression.
In her study of Grameen Bank microcredit programs in rural Bangladesh,* Leila Karim finds that the focus on the 98 percent loan recovery rate hides how beneficiaries are co-opted into "a political economy of shame."
Microcredit works by appropriating the only social capital poor women possess — their virtue and family honor. Among the Ifugao women in the northern Philippines,** microcredit beneficiaries are grouped into cohorts of five to fifteen members. They are given clear instructions: "You are all responsible for the loan and have to make sure that no one defaults."
This lays the foundation of a very effective surveillance system, wherein poor women monitor other poor women. And the poorest women, the ones who need loans the most, are evicted from the group to minimize the risk of default.
Given the surprising lack of entrepreneurial or job skills training in microcredit schemes, it's not unusual for a member to default on her loan. This is when things get even uglier, as the other women in the cohort are forced to extract payment.


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When it comes to dating, every move you make is an opportunity for your partner to judge you. Choosing dinner and a movie just might scream "Hi, I'm boring." So why not try something different?
Have a 4-Course Dinner ‑ at 4 Different Places
Get in your apps, main, dessert and drinks, but do it at four different joints that you know rock that course best. Bey, yeah! Not only will it have you traveling around the city and getting to know each other, but you'll have four chances to make your date sweat over who's paying.
Do Something Neither of You Has Ever Done
Skydiving, a piercing, or hot-air ballooning are all pretty random, unconventional things that are easier to try with some eye candy by your side. Since you're both total newbs at whatever you're trying, this levels the playing field while upping the adrenaline (i.e., the recipe for a good time).
Work Up a Sweat
Minds out of the gutter. Hitting a gym or recreation center is a great way to get competitive with each other. Whether he spots you on the bench press or you help him bend into a yoga pose, it'll get you both feeling at ease with the other. And, hey, even if the body odor takes over and ends things, at least you got a great workout in. Win/win.
Remember, the point of dating is not only to seal the deal with a hottie but also to have a little fun. Before long your "date-nights" will consist of sitting on the couch eating pizza and watching Law & Order reruns on Netflix, so you might as well enjoy your options while you can.
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It's normal for all little girls to play dress up and pretend they're walking down the aisle to their Prince Charming. As they grow older they might pick traits and qualities that they want their future husband to have. I should know, I did the same thing. I never found the one person who fit my characteristics anywhere I went. That's probably because that one person lived 1,160 miles away from me. Sitting in his room with no idea that I needed him. I had no idea that he was about to open every
I've been dying to grow up since I was little. My life has been one big avalanche of disasters. Beginning from my birth I didn't feel happy the way I should. Now I'm a junior in high school and I have a lot of grown up decisions to make. Sometimes I don't have anything to worry about, but then there are other days when I can feel it gnawing at me. The inevitable day that I turn 18 will mark my adult hood. I'll be off to college. A college that I hope will take me far far away from here.
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I recently overcame my self harming habit/addiction. I was struggling it for five years. I have cut and burned all over my right arm. I have 34 scars on my left thigh. I almost successfully committed suicide five months ago. Thankfully I had friends who found me and I was rushed to the hospital. I got the help I needed and I slowly became a stronger person from it. I no longer self harm. Wish to self harm. Or beg for death like I used to.
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Sotheby's Host 'Take Home a Nude'
The illustrious auctioneers take on the New York Academy of Art's 'nude' benefit.
Each year the New York Academy of Art hold their annual 'Take Home a Nude' art auction and party, and this year the event was hosted by Sotheby's New York. The auction featured around 170 paintings, sculptures, drawings and photographs of the nude, which were donated by artists young and old including Jeff Koons, Nan Goldin and Sante D'Orazio. One such piece was Nan Goldin's photograph, Valerie Floating in the Sea, of a naked woman (or, more specifically, of her bust) surfacing in a body of water.
The party was attended by the likes of Mary-Kate Olsen, Arden Wohl and Padma Lakshmi, who all got to gawk at the semi-clad artworks and the appropriately semi-clad 'performers' who patrolled the party. Many of these performers donned little else but nude-coloured body stockings and the occasional pair of towering stilts.
According to sources, Mary-Kate was heard murmuring, "It looks like one of them might fall," referring to the wobbling stilt-walkers. Who would've though an Olsen twin would be uncomfortable with vertigo?
A fellowship table at the high-profile benefit allegedly fetches around $50,000 - and that's before you've even bought anything. But if you've got it, why not flaunt it - in the name of art, of course.


text: Visiting Professor of Philosophy On Faculty since 2013 Phone: (630)752-5617 Fax: (630)752-7777 Email: email@example.com Education Ph.D., Philosophy, Indiana University, 1972 B.A., Philosophy, Wheaton College, 1964 About Cliff Williams I entered college thinking I would be a mathematics major, but after I took a philosophy course second semester of my freshman year I dropped that and took up philosophy. In graduate school my Ph.D. dissertation was a pretty piece of analytic metaphysics on the philosophy of time. Twenty years later I had a conversion of sorts—I decided to pursue subjects in philosophy that were more connected to human experience, such as love and friendship, virtues, and emotions, but without giving up analytic metaphysics. The two things I most like about the teaching life are solitude and interaction with students. In solitude I like to gaze out windows, rummage around in libraries, read, craft words and paragraphs that make their way into articles and books, and formulate new questions to ask students. I also like to be part of students' lives as they are making something of themselves; I like to listen to them tell me about themselves and stay in touch with them after they graduate. When I am not doing academic things, I dream of hiking in the Colorado mountains, which I do every July. Dr. Williams' website >> Courses Taught 2015-2016: Phil 101 Introduction to Philosophy Phil 347 Love and Friendship (2) Phil 347 Death and the Meaning of Life (2) 2016-2017: Phil 105 Race and Justice (Fall and Spring) Phil 347 Emotions (Spring, Quad A) Phil 347 Death and the Meaning of Life (Spring, Quad B) Research Philosophy of time Virtues Love and friendship Existential apologetics Professional Activities Books Free Will and Determinism: A Dialogue (Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company, 1980) Singleness of Heart: Restoring the Divided Soul (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans Publishing Company, 1994; Vancouver: Regent College Publishing, 2001; Wipf & Stock Publishing, 2008) On Love and Friendship: Philosophical Readings (Boston: Jones and Bartlett Publishers, 1995; Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1997) Editor The Life of the Mind: A Christian Perspective (Grand Rapids: Baker Books, 2002) Personal Virtues: Introductory Essays (Houndmills and New York: Palgrave-Macmillan, 2005) Editor The Divided Soul: A Kierkegaardian Exploration (Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2009) The Wisdom of Kierkegaard: A Collection of Quotations on Faith and Life (Eugene, Oregon: Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2009) Existential Reasons for Belief in God: A Defense of Desires and Emotions for Faith (Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2011) Articles "Does God Exist Successively?" The Personalist, XLIX (Spring, 1968), 197-214 "'Now', Extensional Interchangeability, and the Passage of Time," The Philosophical Forum, V (Spring, 1974), 405-423 "Meaning, Reference, and Tense," Analysis, XXXVI (March, 1976), 132-136 "Encouraging Student Creativity," Journal for the Improvement of Instruction, III (Spring, 1976), 16 "Pure Becoming and the Concept of Time," The Personalist, VIII (January, 1977), 52-58 "The Irrelevance of Nonmaterial Minds," Christian Scholar's Review, XII (1983), 310-323 "Indeterminism and the Theory of Agency," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, XLV (September, 1984), 111-119 "Teaching Virtues and Vices," Philosophy Today, 33 (Fall, 1989), 195-203 "The Date-Analysis of Tensed Sentences," The Australasian Journal of Philosophy, 70 (June, 1992), 198-203; reprinted in The New Theory of Time, edited by L. Nathan Oaklander and Quentin Smith (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1994), 104-110 "The Phenomenology of B-Time," The Southern Journal of Philosophy, XXX (Summer, 1992), 123-137; reprinted in The New Theory of Time, edited by L. Nathan Oaklander and Quentin Smith (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1994), 360-372 "Love," Ready Reference: Ethics (Salem Press, 1994), 510-511 "Kierkegaardian Suspicion and Properly Basic Beliefs," Religious Studies, 30 (September, 1994), 261-267 "Christian Materialism and the Parity Thesis," International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 39 (February, 1996), 1-14 "The Metaphysics of A- and B-Time," The Philosophical Quarterly, 46 (July, 1996), 371-381 "A Bergsonian Approach to A- and B-Time," Philosophy, 73 (July, 1998), 379-393 "B-Time Transition," Philosophical Inquiry, 20 (Summer-Fall, 1998), 59-63 "Topic Neutrality and the Mind-Body Problem," Religious Studies, 36 (June, 2000), 203-207 "Beyond A- and B-Time," Philosophia: Philosophical Quarterly of Israel, 31 (October, 2003), 75-91 "A Philosopher's Reflections on Peacemaking and the Just War Theory," Sacred Tribes Journal, 4 (2009), 95-112; reprinted in The Peaceable Christian, edited by Michael T. Cooper and Clifford Williams (Libertyville, Illinois: Timothy Center Press, 2011), 53-75: View online >> "Existential Apologetics: A Survey" (January, 2012, with students): View online >> "Virtues and the Seven Deadly Sins: A Potpourri of Thoughts" (2012, with students): View online >> "Emotions and Christ-Shaped Philosophy," Evangelical Philosophical Society Web Site (September, 2012): View online >> Interview on Existential Reasons for Belief in God, Evangelical Philosophical Society Web Site (September 25, 2012): View online >> Other articles and books "The Other Side of State Street," The Reformed Journal (January, 1977), 4-5 "Gears, Bearings, and the Like," The Reformed Journal (February, 1977), 5-6 "Roots and Reparations," The Reformed Journal (September, 1977), 3-5 "Not Your Usual Christmas Card," The Covenant Companion (December 15, 1977), 6-7 "Jobs and God," The Reformed Journal (May, 1979), 16; reprinted in Young Adult Ministries Newsletter (July, 1980) and in The Christian Leader (September 8, 1981), 8 "Bombs and Taxes," The Reformed Journal (July, 1980), 5 "God's Clowns," The Evangelical Beacon (February 1, 1983), 14 "'I Cannot Accept God's Forgiveness'," Seek (June 26, 1983), 2-3 "Affluence, Power and Violence," Mennonite Brethren Herald (March 9, 1984), 32 "Vulnerable People—Victims Forever?" The Marian Helpers Bulletin (October-December, 1984), 21 "A Case for the Christian College," The Evangelical Beacon (September 2, 1985), 24-25 "The Man With the Crooked Head," The A. M. E. Zion Quarterly Review (October, 1986), 23-25 "Silence," Christian Standard (November 23, 1986), 14-15 "When Mercy Hurts," Christianity Today (February 3, 1989), 16-19 View online >> "Visit Leaves Indelible Mark," The A. M. E. Zion Quarterly Review, (July, 1989), 46-47 "Moral Beauty," Spirituality Today, 42 (Spring, 1990), 4-14; reprinted in Catholic Digest (August, 1990), 44-48 View online >> "Spiritual Handicaps," The Standard Bearer, 26 (No. 4, 1990), 15 (co-author) "Listening," Faith at Work, 103 (March/April, 1991), 10 "Pretending, Self-Justification, and Grace," Best Sermons 4 (HarperSanFrancisco, 1991), 258-263 (A winner in Harper's Fourth Annual Best Sermons Competition) View online >> "Is Christianity Reasonable?" Pulpit Digest, 75 (September/October, 1994), 68-74 With All that We Have, Why Aren't We Satisfied? (Notre Dame: Sorin Books, 2001; Wipf & Stock Publishing, 2008) Daybreakers (Notre Dame: Sorin Books, 2002; Wipf & Stock Publishing, 2008) One More Train to Ride: The Underground World of Modern American Hoboes (Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2003) "Diary of a Mad Professor," Trinity Magazine (Spring, 2012), 20-23 View online >> "Betrayal," New Scriptor: A Forum for Illinois Educators, XIII (2012), 52-54 Download PDF "When Christians Contemplate Suicide," Christian Feminism Today (August, 2013) View online >>


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Downtown Emergency Services Center (DESC), a nonprofit focused on housing the homeless and providing social services, will break ground for another permanent housing site in Interbay this September.
This isn't the agency's first permanent housing building; in fact, it has multiple housing facilities serving different segments of the population and 300 beds in its emergency shelters. DESC has been focused on this work for nearly 35 years, said executive director Bill Hobson.
DESC focuses on homeless, single adults with behavioral disabilities. It has 10 permanent residences and three emergency shelters and provides mental health and drug and alcohol treatment, along with employment services. In total, DESC serves 2,100 people every day, Hobson said.
The 97-unit residency, from 2202 to 2218 on 15th Avenue West, will be DESC's 11th building. The organization selected the property because it had all of the amenities — like nearby transit, grocery stores and parks — that their residents would be interested in.
The units will be above the first floor; the first floor will include clinical support specialists, focusing on mental health and substance abuse; residential counselors; and a project manager. The first floor will also have a meal space, community and recreation rooms, a computer lab, nurse's clinic and library.
The building will be staffed around the clock, with at least two people on duty at all times.
It's difficult to say what a typical resident will look like, Hobson said, but the agency prioritizes placement based on scores from their Vulnerability Assessment Tool. It targets people who are at the greatest risk to be exploited or those who cannot fulfill their daily needs.
"We tend to think of homeless people as this homogeneous group of folks," Hobson said. "They're just as heterogeneous as 'the housed.'"
Residents will pay 30 percent of their income; many of the residents are on or qualify for Supplemental Security Income (SSI). They will sign a standard lease with a few additional rules. They will need to commit to being a good neighbor and not being antisocial or engaging in illegal activity. Broken rules will result in consequences that fit the transgression, which often doesn't mean immediate eviction.
Visitors must check in with a valid ID, which will be kept at the front desk until they leave. The common areas and outside of the building will all be monitored by a total of 50 cameras.
The building's staff project manager will join community groups to encourage community engagement. Residents are encouraged to volunteer on neighborhood cleanup or beautification projects.
"We're trying to build homes for people, and homes are always in neighborhoods," he said.
Common misperceptions
The Seattle Department of Planning and Development (DPD) does not require projects in this area of Interbay to go through the Design Review process, Hobson said. When DESC was in its planning stages, the agency did reach out to the community and hold meetings at Seattle Center and Queen Anne Lutheran Church.
Hobson said his staff tried to set up a meeting with the Queen Anne Community Council's Land Use Review Committee but weren't able to connect. DESC also sent letters to all residents within 500 feet of the building, letting them know about the project and meetings.
The Queen Anne community didn't seem to express much interest in the project, Hobson said, theorizing that no community group feels specific ownership of that area.
It had previously identified a different location more north on 15th Avenue West, and the main concern from community members at a meeting for that facility was whether they'd preserve the trees.
The meeting at Seattle Center only had four community members in attendance, with one supporter, two residents concerned about view impacts and a nearby business owner concerned about safety.
Safety inevitably comes up at meetings for DESC housing projects, Hobson said. He often finds people have a tragic misperception that mental illness equates to violence.
"The big culprit is the media," he said. "You don't get any stories of the 10,000s of people who are living with [mental illness] and have never committed violent acts and often lead successful lives."
There's a common misconception that the building will house pedophiles and sexual predators. "This is where fear and misunderstanding bleeds into bigotry, and it's unfortunate," Hobson said. Of the 2,100 people DESC serves each day, only six are registered sex offenders.
Hobson doesn't mind dealing with residents' fear. "What I dislike is when fear converts to bigotry," he said. Still, he's reassured by the fact that with nearly 11 buildings now, they've only had three major neighborhood fights.
"Interbay is going to be a great area of our town in the not-too-distant future," Hobson said. "That whole Interbay area is prime for development. That's what we're seeking out: We want to create living situations for them that are as normal as we possibly can."
Breaking new ground
DESC already has its building permit. The plan is to break ground the first or second week of September; after that, the project will take 13 months to complete.
There will always be impacts with construction, Hobson said. Contractors will give 24 hours' notice before a traffic or utility disruption, but they don't expect there to be any utility disruption.
The goal is for this facility to be a permanent home for its residents, Hobson said. "We're very focused on ending the chaos of homelessness in these folks' lives," he said.
For Hobson, one of the end goals is getting residents work, which they often identify as their No. 1 goal. DESC has an employment program that supports employees and trains employers on how to handle employees with mental illness, but the program doesn't receive much funding and can only support about 200 people at once.
The goal for their residents is recovery, through the ability to participate in their lives and community. "The brass ring on that carousel is work," Hobson said.
While its website has major success stories from residents, Hobson said the average success stories are the residents who put their bedroll away and sleep in their bed for the first time in six months, or the ones who finally decide to change and wash their clothes.
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