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iBall Andi 4.5P Glitter smartphone was launched in April 2014. The phone comes with a 4.50-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 480 pixels by 854 pixels. iBall Andi 4.5P Glitter price in India starts from Rs. 3,999.
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Ok so i had a huge amount of trouble trying to upload a sqldump file (large sql file) into the mysql database with phpmyadmin. It kept timing out, even when I increased the timeout and upload file size larger in the php.ini file. So logged in using Putty and used the following SSH commands.
Show how many current open connections there are to mysql mysqladmin processlist |wc -l
MySQL Dump mysqldump -u username -ppassword dbname> file.sql
so if my username = alice, password = madhatter database name = wonderlanddb and I wanted to write to a file called sqlbackup.sql and the folder http://www.lenatsu.co.uk/databackup/ I would type: mysqldump -u alice -pmadhatter wonderlanddb> /var/www/vhosts/lenatsu.co.uk/httpdocs/databackup/sqlbackup.sql
If a file ends in .zip (for example, file.zip) type:unzip file.zip
If a file ends in .tar (e.g., file.tar) type: tar -zxvf file.tar.gz
If a file ends in .gz (e.g. file.gz) type: gzip -d file.gz
If a file ends in .tar.gz (e.g. file.tar.gz) type: gzip -d file.tar.gz and then tar -xvf file.tar
Importing MySQL database mysql -uusername -ppassword database_name< file.sql So i would type: mysql -u alice -pmadhatter wonderlanddb< /var/www/vhosts/lenatsu.co.uk/httpdocs/databackup/sqlbackup.sql
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«Mixed Messages on Mixed incoMes Volume 15, Number 2 • 2013 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Policy Development and ...»
A Journal of Policy
Development and Research
Mixed Messages on Mixed incoMes
Volume 15, Number 2 • 2013
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development | Office of Policy Development and Research
Managing Editor: Mark D. Shroder
Associate Editor: Michelle P. Matuga
Advisory Board
Peter Dreier
Occidental College
Richard K. Green
University of Southern California
Keith R. Ihlanfeldt
The Florida State University
Annette M. Kim
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carlos E. Martín Abt Associates Inc.
Douglas S. Massey Princeton University Sandra J. Newman Johns Hopkins University Marybeth Shinn Vanderbilt University Raymond J. Struyk Paul Waddell University of California, Berkeley John C. Weicher Hudson Institute, Inc.
Cityscape A Journal of Policy Development and Research Mixed Messages on Mixed incoMes VoluMe 15, nuMber 2 • 2013 U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Office of Policy Development and Research The goal of Cityscape is to bring high-quality original research on housing and community development issues to scholars, government officials, and practitioners. Cityscape is open to all relevant disciplines, including architecture, consumer research, demography, economics, engineering, ethnography, finance, geography, law, planning, political science, public policy, regional science, sociology, statistics, and urban studies.
Cityscape is published three times a year by the Office of Policy Development and Research (PD&R) of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Subscriptions are available at no charge and single copies at a nominal fee. The journal is also available on line at http://www.
PD&R welcomes submissions to the Refereed Papers section of the journal. Our referee process is double blind and timely, and our referees are highly qualified. The managing editor will also respond to authors who submit outlines of proposed papers regarding the suitability of those proposals for inclusion in Cityscape. Send manuscripts or outlines to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Opinions expressed in the articles are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views and policies of HUD or the U.S. government.
Visit PD&R's websites, www.hud.gov/policy or www.huduser.org, to find this report and others sponsored by PD&R. Other services of HUD USER, PD&R's Research and Information Service, include listservs, special interest and bimonthly publications (best practices, significant studies from other sources), access to public use databases, and a hotline (1–800–245–2691) for help with accessing the information you need.
Contents Symposium Mixed Messages on Mixed Incomes Guest Editors: James C. Fraser, Deirdre Oakley, and Diane K. Levy Guest Editors' Introduction: Policy Assumptions and Lived Realities of Mixed-Income Housing on Both Sides of the Atlantic
Mixed-Income Living: Anticipated and Realized Benefits for Low-Income Households....... 15 by Diane K. Levy, Zach McDade, and Kassie Bertumen Ethnically Diverse HOPE VI Redevelopments: A Community Case Study From the Pacific Northwest
by JoDee Keller, Janice Laakso, Christine Stevens, and Cathy Tashiro Mixed-Tenure Orthodoxy: Practitioner Reflections on Policy Effects
by Ade Kearns, Martin McKee, Elena Sautkina, George Weeks, and Lyndal Bond Commentaries On Spatial Solutions to Social Problems
by James DeFilippis Mixing Policies: Expectations and Achievements
by Hilary Silver Making Mixed-Income Neighborhoods Work for Low-Income Households
by James C. Fraser, Robert J. Chaskin, and Joshua Theodore Bazuin Lessons Learned From the Largest Tenure-Mix Operation in the World: Right to Buy in the United Kingdom
by Reinout Kleinhans and Maarten van Ham Commentaries Housing Policy Possibilities in the Prison of Property Relations: A Commentary....... 119 by Katherine Hankins Mixed-Income Housing: Where Have We Been and Where Do We Go From Here?..... 123 by Derek Hyra
Examining Mobility Outcomes in the Housing Choice Voucher Program:
Neighborhood Poverty, Employment, and Public School Quality
by Victoria Basolo Mobility Decisions of Very Low-Income Households
by Kimberly Skobba and Edward G. Goetz "It was really hard.... It was alright.... It was easy." Public Housing Relocation Experiences and Destination Satisfaction in Atlanta
by Deirdre Oakley, Erin Ruel, and Lesley Reid Commentaries Market-Driven Public Housing Reforms: Inadequacy for Poverty Alleviation.............. 193 by Amy T. Khare iii Cityscape Contents False Assumptions About Poverty Dispersal Policies
by Rachel Garshick Kleit Acknowledging the Structural Features of Choice
by Sudhir Venkatesh Cityscape Mixed-Income Symposium Summary and Response: Implications for Antipoverty Policy
by Mark L. Joseph Point of Contention: Homeownership and Child Well-Being Do Kids of Homeowners Do Better Than Kids of Renters?
by Richard K. Green The Relationship of Homeownership, House Prices, and Child Well-Being
by Donald Haurin The Evidence Does Not Show That Homeownership Benefits Children
by David R. Barker Looking Back To Move Forward in Homeownership Research
by Sandra J. Newman and C. Scott Holupka Departments Policy Briefs The Federal Housing Administration and Long-Term Affordable Homeownership Programs
by Edwin Stromberg and Brian Stromberg Data Shop New Data on Local Vacant Property Registration Ordinances
by Yun Sang Lee, Patrick Terranova, and Dan Immergluck Graphic Detail Visualizing Same-Sex Couple Household Data With Linked Micromaps
by Brent D. Mast Impact Refinancing Hospital Loans
by Alastair McFarlane Industrial Revolution Smart-Grid Technologies in Housing
by M.G. Matt Syal and Kweku Ofei-Amoh SpAM Changing Geographic Units and the Analytical Consequences: An Example of Simpson's Paradox
by Ron Wilson Calls for Papers
Referees 2012–13
iv Mixed Messages on Mixed Incomes
Guest Editors' Introduction:
Policy Assumptions and Lived Realities of MixedIncome Housing on Both Sides of the Atlantic James C. Fraser Vanderbilt University Deirdre Oakley Georgia State University Diane K. Levy Urban Institute Introduction During the past several decades, a number of housing programs sought to create mixed-income housing and neighborhoods in the United States and Europe to negate the effects of concentrated poverty. In the United States, such initiatives have included the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Moving to Opportunity housing experiment, whereby low-income residents volunteered for relocation to low-poverty areas; the Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere (HOPE VI) Program for public housing transformation; and Choice Neighborhoods, a program broadly based on the HOPE VI model but expanded to revitalize entire neighborhoods (Fraser, Oakley, and Bazuin, 2012).
In Europe, such initiatives fall under the rubric of neighborhood restructuring or urban renewal.
These efforts often include mixed-housing strategies and have been implemented in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Finland, and Sweden. European strategies focus more on mixing homeowners with social renters—the equivalent of public housing renters in the United States—with the similar assumption that a more diverse socioeconomic mix of residents will remove the negative neighborhood effects of poverty. By far the largest European mixed-housing initiative is the Right to Buy (RTB) scheme in the United Kingdom. Since the 1970s, more than 2.7 million socially rented houses have been sold with large discounts, mainly to existing tenants and other more affluent households (see Reinout Kleinhans and Maarten van Ham's article in this symposium).
This Cityscape symposium showcases a series of refereed articles in which authors critically examine mixed-income housing initiatives in the United States, the United Kingdom, and, to a lesser extent, the Netherlands through both empirical and theoretical lenses, paying particular attention to whether benefits outweigh limitations in terms of resident, neighborhood, and sustainability outcomes. The overall goal of the symposium is to provide a nuanced critique of mixed-income housing by situating these initiatives within the broader context of affordable housing and diverse, healthy communities. In addition, the symposium addresses the question of whose responsibility it is to house the poor and which strategies are most effective.
The genesis of this symposium was the 41st annual conference, in 2011, of the Urban Affairs Association. During a session, "The Future in and of HOPE VI Developments," many of the authors in this issue, including Diane K. Levy, James C. Fraser, Robert J. Chaskin, Mark L. Joseph, and JoDee Keller, presented articles. During that same conference, Edward Goetz moderated a session entitled "Public Housing Transformation and the Right to the City" and also presented his own work on poverty deconcentration and HOPE VI. During the 42nd annual conference of the Urban Affairs Association, many of the participants and presenters continued a broader discussion of the ways in which mixed-income housing was affecting low-income and public housing residents. In a session moderated by James C. Fraser, "The Onset and Aftermath of HOPE VI," Deirdre Oakley, Katherine Hankins, Rachel Garshick Kleit, and Edward G. Goetz presented additional work on HOPE VI and resident experiences. These two conferences solidified our intention to produce a set of articles that would broaden our understanding of mixed-income housing as a policy and in implementation.
Mixed-Income Housing Mixed-income housing and neighborhood development efforts go beyond the transformation of public housing. Their history extends back to Ebenezer Howard's "garden city" movement at the turn of the 20th century. Emerging out of the ideology that social mix—having a variety of income levels live in the same area—was necessary for moral order, mixed-income towns were planned to integrate the lower and middle socioeconomic classes with the wealthy, yet building types that housed different income groups were distinct and sited in separate areas of these developments in many cases (Rose et al., 2013). Likewise, people with utopian visions for better cities (for example, Patrick Geddes and Lewis Mumford) and people involved in efforts to improve the cities we already had (for example, Jane Addams and Jane Jacobs) had long touted the benefits of social mix for strengthening democracy and promoting empathy on the part of wealthier classes. An alternative ideology, similar to the emergence of company towns during the 19th century, suggested that deconcentrating the working class would minimize labor organizing and class conflict. As capitalists were made painfully aware by the Pullman strike of 1894, these social-harmonizing experiments did not produce the desired results (Crawford, 1995). The hopes for mixed-income communities, by and large, were not realized as the 20th century saw segregation by race and class increase over time. Urban demographers have vividly illustrated the emergence of hypersegregated poverty, a topic about which Douglass Massey and Nancy Denton (1993) wrote.
Partially in response to these conditions that scholars (for example, Massey and Denton, 1993;
Wilson, 1987) wrote about, mixing strategies reemerged in the early 1990s. Policymakers,
government officials, and even private-sector developers have supported mixed-income housing, yet for different reasons. The ideology behind this resurgence of mixed-income housing has largely centered on the notion of healthy cities and poverty reduction. In the case of public housing and low-income neighborhoods, the general belief has been that concentrated poverty produces additional negative outcomes for the poor (Wilson, 1987). This theoretical scaffolding has supported the razing of many public housing developments and the relocation of residents, some of whom move to neighborhoods with less poverty, others of whom move to areas with similar rates of poverty, and a relative few who make temporary moves before returning to HOPE VI developments, living alongside market-rate households (Abravanel, Levy, and McFarland, 2011a; Fraser, Oakley, and Bazuin, 2012; Popkin et al., 2000).
Mixed-income policies, however, have gone well beyond public housing redevelopment. City officials, seeking ways to revitalize low-income, inner-city neighborhoods have turned toward an ever-increasing set of organizations and their consultants espousing the virtues of mixed-income housing to legitimate public-private ventures that oftentimes seek to gentrify neighborhoods (Dutton, 2007; Fraser et al., 2003; Lees, 2008; Rose et al., 2013; Skirtz, 2012). Although this outcome may be the case in some mixed-income housing initiatives, it would be premature and suspect to write off mixed-income housing as simply a way to displace lower income people from neighborhoods cities want to redevelop.
Mixed-income policies and programs have become dominant urban planning strategies even as hypotheses about what mixed-income housing can achieve continue to change and questions remain about the model's purpose and actual effect. Core questions debated since the reemergence of the mixed-income model in the 1990s have evolved and broadened as empirical studies have shed light on the models in practice. Early on, questions tended to focus on the effect on lower income residents of living in mixed-income housing developments or neighborhoods. These questions were based on assumptions that the effect was unidirectional and likely beneficial. Hypotheses pointed to the expected positive effect on poorer residents' access to employment, improved quality of life, and overall self-sufficiency.


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Author | Abhijeet Mukherjee | Wednesday, May 23,2007 9:15 AM
Advertising, media and communication institute Futuristix Media Communication Centre (FMCC) will conduct a 'Mobile Marketing and Advertising Workshop' on May 25 in the Capital. Powered by Active Media Technology, the workshop would stress on the mobile marketing trends.
The objective of the one-day workshop is to familiarise the participants with the changing mobile marketing trends, and training them with the skills required to be effective and efficient in the arena of mobile marketing and advertising.
"The mobile is a new media; it has high potentials. The workshop would inform the users how the device could be used as an effective marketing tool. The workshop would be attended by the leaders of the market in their respective fields, and the sharing of knowledge would benefit the participants," said Sajal Mukherjee, Director, FMCC.
The workshop will be conducted with the help of professional trainers and industry experts. The faculty for the workshop consists of prominent names from the industry like Raj Singh, Co-founder and Executive Director, ActiveMedia Technology; Ramesh Kumar, Deputy Chairman, Mobile Marketing Association, UK; Tushar Vyas, National Director-Interaction, GroupM India; Anurag Batra, Managing Director and Editor-in-Chief, exchange4media; Shekhar Sharma, General Manager, India Today Group Digital; Shaswati Saradar, Senior Media Manager, Maruti; and Sujai Srivastava, Business Manager and Brand Team Leader, Reliance Communication Ltd.
Ramesh Kumar will bring an international perspective to this workshop through his learning in one the world's most advanced mobile marketing territories -- the UK. The workshop has been conceptualised and designed by FMCC's Mukherjee and ActiveMedia Technology's Singh, keeping in mind that marketing and advertising on mobile phones has become increasingly popular ever since the rise of SMS in the early part of this decade.
The workshop will also bring together creators, marketers and distributors of wireless media from all parts of the country with leading international experts to share information. It will focus on the impact of wireless technologies in businesses today, strategies to ensure smooth introduction of a mobile marketing campaign, and managing and evaluating a successful mobile marketing campaign.
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After I had been into cycling for a while, I treated myself to a fancy titanium frame. It cost two grand back in about 1991. I bought it from Tom Kellog's Spectrum Cycles, one of the first builders to work extensively with titanium.
I remember Tom, whose phone voice sounds like the gravelly incantations of Tom Carvel in the old Carvel commercials, almost insisting that I get the frame in the57cm size. But getting the smallest frame possible is the racer's mantra, and this was particularly the case at that time, so I was as equally insistent on a 55cm. Tom was right, the frame was a little small for me right from day one. These days I believe a little bigger is better, and I ride a 57-59cm frame.
A quirk particular to the first titanium Spectrums was the bottom bracket. Titanium is more difficult to work with than steel or aluminum, and most frame builders at the time did not have the machinery necessary to fabricate anything too complex with titanium. Tubesets in this material were also limited. So rather than having a standard bottom bracket shell, tapped to accept a standard bottom bracket, the first titanium frames had a smaller bb, made from the standard tubeset. The frame came with a bottom bracket axle and a set of sealed bearings. Also included were two specially machined chunks of aluminum used to press the bearings into the untapped shell to the correct depth, some Locktite, and a multi-page instruction booklet bound in plastic spirals.
Those bearings were somewhere in the back of my mind when I picked up this ball bearing at the estate sale I was running last week. What was in my mind regarding the rest, I cannot pinpoint as easily for you. The full take:
- 1 set Leviton easy grip plugs in white, original price 95 cents
- 1 set GE quick wire attachment plugs, from Caldor, original price $1.49
- 1 red DYMO 1717 label maker, without tape
- 7 3″ oversized safety pins, good for kilts
- 1 Evansrule key caddy (made in U.S.A.)
- 1 2″ barely useable blue plastic shoe horn compliments Cosentini Inc, Ithaca, NY
- 3 hose clamps (installed a new radiator on my van this summer, now I'm a mechanic)
- 1 roll unopened electric tape
- Some weird gear thing, which I will feature another day, and
- 1 bearing in a box from the Ahlberg Bearing Co., Chicago, Illinois
Writing all this down is embarrassing, but hopefully it's the first step in recovering from whatever it is that posesses a man to take posession of any of this in the first place. I mean seriously and for crying out loud. Dammit.
Of course now that I have it all, it's not so easy to dispose of. I suppose I could donate the kilt pins to the fire department's bagpipe brigade, and I'll throw out the shoe horn the next time I find myself dressing in a suit and I actually attempt to use it. The replacement cord plugs I have long-term plans for. (One word: lamps.)
There is not now, nor I suspect will there ever be, a reason for me to own this ball bearing. But how can you throw away such a well-made thing? And one with such thoughtful packaging? The corners are reinforced with metal tabs, and one side flap contains the warning Do not open this box until ready to use. Now, this is not some impersonal, lawyer-mandated safety warning from a cold and uncaring corporation. It's more like a stern reminder from a concerned uncle. They don't want you losing it, or messing it up.
There are traces of the Ahlberg Bearing Co.'s existence floating on the web—an old unissued stock certificate here, a postcard there. And it appears the company may not have actually made bearings, but reconditioned them. Can you imagine? Reconditioning a small moving part? That's green. A cursory google search turns up hints of a former executive who went out on his own just after WWII, convinced that the real money was in making, not reconditioning, ball bearings. And now I am the current owner of this Master Bearing, The Highest Development of Correct Ball Bearing Engineering. It is a heavy burden, friend.
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Traveling sideshows have always fascinated me. I feel that living the artists lifestyle parallels that of the performers on display - alienated, nomadic and continually on exhibit. I frequently find myself being the subject of observation as I make my work. With the hot shop as my stage I am forced into the role of the performer, leaving me feeling self-conscious and exposed.
The blown glass circus tents that I create are representations of those performers that I feel a connection to. The freaks on exhibit manipulate illusion and reality for the sake of entertainment. People are drawn to these spectacles because while they present themselves as normal, they are aware of their own flaws and how easily they could be exposed. These performers have become powerful symbols of a common anxiety that underneath the apparent normality of our bodies we are as divided as the Conjoined Twins, as fragmented as the Human Torso, and as excessive as the Worlds Heaviest Man.
Using precious metal leaf, I gild the interior wall of my glass tents and scratch drawings into the surface. Applying reverse painting techniques, I seal the metals from tarnishing or deteriorating while at the same time adding color. Inside each tent is a mirror distorting the viewers image to match the remarkable characteristic of that particular performer. My intention is for viewers to see themselves inside the tents and realize that we are all living curiosities.


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A bright, refreshing entry on the palate broadens and flows through to a lengthy, seductive finish showcasing layers of sweet fruit, zesty acid with a touch of minerality at the end. With bottle age this wine should produce deeper more tropical aromatics and a lovely, broad texture while developing into an even more food friendly wine to enjoy with a variety of flavors from roast chicken to paella.
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2006 BMW M 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
The Z4 M Roadster is a true sports car following a long tradition of drop top British sports cars. It has awesome power and incredible handling and always puts a smile on my face when I drive it. This is not an Italian exotic that looks like it should be ready for takeoff from an aircraft carrier's flight deck, but a true traditional fun to drive thrilling sports car. It is my childhood dream come true!
Just the pleasure of driving it.
Maybe a little better gas mileage so I don't feel guilty!
2006 BMW M 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
The car is nimble and yet awesomely powerful, it handles the curves like it's on rails. The interior is a tad bit cramped for a large person but is comfortable and does not have that cheap look found in a Corvette. The M roadster draws some attention on the road but not like the glitzy Italian inspired vehicles. It is a true classic sports car for someone who drives a sports car for the sheer love of it.
The engine, is awesome, smooth and powerful. It wants to be driven. The classic sports car look.
Figure out a way to improve gas mileage from 25 MPG highway to 28 MPG to match the Boxster. After all we must all think green.
2006 BMW M 2dr Coupe (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
My Z4 M Coupe replaces an aftermarket supercharged Z3. 1 HP per 10 Lbs was a requirement. I use it as my daily driver, except when there is ice or snow. The performance is genuinely gratifying. Life is short, and acceleration makes mine most happy. This car also turns and stops with precision. The styling of the coupe is, in my eye and that of my spouse, much more appealing than the Z4 convertible, or of the Porsche alternatives. Frankly, the only thing that came close, was a Lotus Elise - but it was simply impractical as a daily driver. I bought and drive this car because it makes me smile every single time.
Horespower and torque - need I say more On hills, the brake remains engaged for half a second as your foot moves to the accelerator - a nice touch.
Can't think of anything that needs to be improved.
2006 BMW M 2dr Convertible (3.2L 6cyl 6M)
Great car. Of recent sports cars I've owned this one has the torque/acceleration of my 430 hp '03 Cobra and handling of my Honda S2000.
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Patti Page's cover version of "The Tennessee Waltz, composed by Pee Wee King, was #1 for thirteen weeks in 1950. Here is Patti singing her second #1 hit live in 1950.
Now please contrast to Patti singing her biggest hit again in at age 79 — still in fine voice — below.
Now please enjoy "How Much is That Doggie In The Window" sung by Patti Page in 1953 and composed by Bob Merrill.
I have got to be one of the biggest Bette Davis fans around and "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte" is one of her films that I have watched dozens of times and never tire of. IMHO it is a classic. After watching one of the original film trailers above from 1964, please listen to Patti Page's 1965 recording of the haunting theme song from the movie. Listening to it brings back the movie scenes vividly in my mind.
Thank you Patti Page for you musical legacy. R.I.P.
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November 26th 2015 is the premiere date of the Christmas show Alla kan äta julbord, lead by Lotta Lundgren and Erik Haag, who are known from Swedish television. The show is in Swedish.
April 2016 marks the 400th anniversary of the death of William Shakespeare and on Saturday, April 23rd, Artipelag – with special guests Swedish actress Stina Ekblad and the Uppsala Academic Chamber Choir – will be marking this anniversary with an event in his honour.
Acrobatics, juggling, street dance and live music. December 26 is the Artipelag-premiere of the critically acclaimed performance Underart.


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P3D-Art's Anniversary Sale!
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P3D-Art's 5 Year Anniversary Sale
Renderosity vendor, P3D-Art is celebrating their 5 year Anniversary here at Renderosity by offering their loyal followers a great chance to save 30% throughout their entire store!
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Below Peggy (aka P3D-Art) tells us what Renderosity has meant to her:
My first steps at Renderosity, all I did was browse around the galleries loving what great art I saw. Thinking to myself 'How do they do that? I so want to learn to do that." and I didn't have a clue who Victoria was that everybody was talking about in the store. All those lovely girls and cool outfits, "product requires V4" *lol* Then I figured it out and came to discover Poser. I really needed that program to create any digital art and to stop me from growling.
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Then I wanted even more than just creating art: I wanted to develop and purchased my first fabric resource. I wrote Renderosity and told them I would love to become a vendor and asked what I had to do to become one. These days I hope they never regret that, because I ask everything anytime I don't understand a thing :) I had the courage to ask help from, in my eyes, the greatest vendors and whoever I asked everybody was always supportive and willing to help. And so my first product came into store ... and it actualy sold!
And that is what Renderosity is: not just a store, not just a gallery. Renderosity unites the world in the beauty of any kind of art. Friends become real friends and over the years you really feel like you know each other, no matter what part of the world you are. The Renderosity team is always willing to help in any way. Learning, sharing, receiving, support and surprises. That is what you get here at Renderosity and makes me a proud member of Renderosity from day 1!!
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Marc Loving made his return to the court, but Denzel Valentine stole the Valentine's Day show in East Lansing, Mich.
No. 23 Ohio State (19-7, 8-5) and Loving, a sophomore forward, fell to Valentine and Michigan State (17-8, 8-4), 59-56, Saturday, giving the Buckeyes just their second loss in seven games.
Valentine, a junior guard for the Spartans, scored 17 points — including a game-winning 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds on the clock — to lead all players as OSU couldn't overcome a nine-point halftime deficit.
Loving, who had missed the past three games due to an undisclosed suspension, took just one shot before halftime — a missed 3-pointer — and freshman guard D'Angelo Russell didn't fare much better. Russell shot just 3-for-9 from the field in the opening 20 minutes as Michigan State rode a 15-2 run into the break.
After a layup by freshman forward Jae'Sean Tate with just under 6:30 to play in the first half, the Buckeyes didn't register another point from the field until a dunk by senior center Amir Williams with 17:46 on the clock in the second half.
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As the clock ticked past the eight-minute mark, senior forward Sam Thompson put down a breakaway dunk for just his second field goal of the game, tying the game at 46.
The Spartans regained the lead with a free throw, but senior guard Shannon Scott answered back with a make of his own from the charity stripe, but missed the second attempt, keeping the game tied at 47.
With less than six minutes to play, OSU had made just five of its 13 free throw attempts.
Scott tacked on a mid-range jumper with 5:19 on the clock to give the Buckeyes their first second-half lead, 49-47.
After Michigan State took a 56-53 lead, senior forward Sam Thompson connected on a game-tying 3-pointer with 36 seconds to play, but Valentine's last-ditch long ball gave the Spartans the win in regulation.
Scott led OSU with 15 points and added five rebounds and five assists, while Russell tallied 10 points, six assists and five rebounds of his own. Thompson and Tate each totaled 10 points for the Buckeyes as well.
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Friday, September 26, 2008
About Renée
I grew up in Vermont, in a tiny town where my parents always have a garden and raise chickens and turkeys, and some years even pigs and beef cows. A few families In town use an informal bartering system: my parents trade chickens for lamb or eggs or maple syrup. They can some tomatoes and pickles, fill in the corners of the meat freezer with a few bags of beans, and even once tried a garbage can root cellar, but except for meat, once winter rolls around, they buy most groceries at the store.
It's a short growing season in Vermont. The majority of spring flowers don't start popping out until late May or early June. And early September is fall: it gets cold, there's serious frost, the leaves turn. After 9 years in Boston, I am still surprised when I see crocuses in April. And when summer really does extend into mid-September, I realize that for some places, the calendar makes sense!
I was fortunate to grow up in a community that placed great value on the health of our environment. Farms were small, everyone recycled and composted and gardened. I went to school for environmental science, though considered culinary school. I also have always loved food.
I am a good home cook. I want to feed my family delicious, healthy food that has been raised and grown in a way that is both respectful of the animal or plant, and also environmentally sustainable. I am tired of pink tomatoes in January. I've read "Omnivore's Dilemma" and I don't want to pretend any longer that organic also means that the animal had a good life, and a good death. I want to see where my meat grew up. I like cookbooks and cooking magazines, but very few address seasonal foods grown in southern New England. Even in northern New England, the growing season is shorter by a few weeks on either end, so I want something specific to my region.
I fell in love with Boston because it is a big city, but you can drive for 15 minutes in three directions and be in the country. I love that. It lends itself to farmers' markets and pick-your-own gardens because active farms thrive so close by--there's even one working farm within Boston's city limits. But information about exactly what to look for where and what to do with it once you get it home comes in piecemeal. If Keja and I know what we're looking for, perhaps we don't need to outsource. So we are starting a blog to journal our journey of discovering how to live in the city yet still eat locally-grown food. It's no secret that eating food in season is tastier and healthier. Don't get me wrong: I'm not going to give up pineapple or pomegranates or send back the amazing Nebraska steaks my husband's family treats us with. But, I am going to become more aware of what I eat and where it came from; I'm going to grow some of my own; I'm going to increase my family's intake of food grown in our area. There's a lot we can do in our little backyards to be good stewards of our planet and over the next year, I hope to maximize those things.
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I grew up in a California town of 600, closer to the neighbors' farms than to the nearest grocery store. I was shocked when I moved to New England to realize that on a regular basis people pay for things that I have always thought of as dropping faster than anyone could pick, let alone sell: blackberries, plums, oranges… But I also grew up knowing the joys and pains of a little home plot and a commitment to sustainable agriculture, cooking, and eating. Generally for the good, and occasionally for the very gross, my mom is a dedicated food experimenter: 100% whole wheat pasta was gloppy, mushy, and bland, but was more than made up for by fresh fruit tarts to break up apple pie season, pressure cooker meats that brought Sunday dinners to Wednesday, and cous-cous with merguez that makes even the 100th zucchini of the month perfectly divine. California is bountiful but my parents' home is in a small valley with limited sunlight and highly resourceful wildlife. For a few years we hung panther piss, which the San Francisco zoo gives away free if you'll just come and pick it up, to keep away the deer, and on a recent visit I rigged a motion detector to a sprinkler system to ward off bean-plant-digging raccoons. No boring place-setting for me: climbing to the branches that could only support kid weight, pouring out beer for the snails, and squishing spit bugs was as fun to me as it was helpful to my mother. Though I do now balk at an apple picking adventure, saying, "but why on earth should I pay someone so that I can do chores for them?"
Twelve years into becoming a New Englander, I've begun to savor the quick succession of firsts and lasts that four season living offers. And I'm learning how chopping overflow zucchini on the porch on a breezy summer afternoon leads to warming the house with the sweet scent of fresh zucchini bread in February. I feel a little like a chipmunk, but my new commitment to seasonal food is turning Fall from a time when I mourn the end of summer's bounty to such a flurry of foraging and storing that I yearn for the empty farm stands of midwinter.
I live in Somerville, the most densely populated city in the United States, and I try to pack into my postage stamp back yard a vegetable garden, a raspberry patch, a toddler's pool, a sandbox, a fruit tree, and a compost pile. I had to shut down the compost pile because of rats, the raspberries jumped the fence to the driveway next door, and my son can't seem to distinguish between ripe tomatoes and bouncy balls, but other than that it's working out beautifully. It turns out that the tomato seeds sprout right where they fall so for every squished "ball" I get five new plants, and the neighbors love my raspberry pies so much they donated the back half of their driveway to the raspberry patch. I'm still searching for a fully rat-proof composter. If I can get a fifty percent alls-well-that-ends-well rate in the garden, maybe I can also expect to truly make half of my family's meals local.
Local cooking in the city requires the combined efforts of more people than I can name: my son and my friends who (usually) eat my experiments, my neighbors who share tips, offer encouragement, and don't look too far askance when they see or smell what's going on in here, the neighborhood groups that arrange for the local farmers' market, the farmers who come to the market, the city and state officials that regulate the market… and bloggers who read and share in our endeavor. But each little piece also carries multiple effects: our food tastes better (usually), offers more nourishment, carries less environmental impact, and strengthens our community.
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S- Yeah.
Liam- I will never need to wear those because when I close my eyes, my eyelashes are so long.
S- And because you are a boy. So there's that, too.
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I got in a car accident. That sucked. But then we got this rental car. That did not suck. I'm pretty sure Liam feels like his life is now fulfilled. And the weather happened to be 70 and sunny. In January. Score!
(We had actually reserved a convertible when we went to Oregon this summer. We had really talked it up with the kids, but when we got to the car rental place they did not have any in. The kids were super disappointed.)
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This boy lost his first tooth. He has been telling me it's loose for several months now, but I never really believed him. I never looked closely because loose teeth gross me out. Plus, I thought he's too little. And by "little" I mean young… I mean he's my baby! And now his teeth are falling out! Wahhhh! Someone stop the clock! I'm not ready!
He let Daddy yank it out. Easy as pie.
Manatees and the beach
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We spent one day at Manatee State Park. This was super fun! The park is part of the protected warm springs area in Florida. The water stays in the mid seventies year round so the manatees swim in during the cold winter months to keep warm. Unfortunately it has not been cold enough yet this year for them to be in the springs. We did rent a canoe and got to see two manatees migrating from the river towards the springs. It was so awesome! We sat in the canoe and just watched the first one we spotted for a good 30 minutes. The water from the springs to the river is crystal clear so he was easy to spot and watch. The second one we spotted was cruising out of the channel from the springs back to the river. We canoed right along side him for a few minutes before he really took off. This was by far one of the coolest things we have done as a family.
After canoeing we changed and swam in the springs. The water is an amazing blue color and the the place where we were swimming was the opening to an underground cave system that goes 90 feet underground. There were a lot of scuba divers checking out the cave systems. They say when it gets really cold out there can be as many as 300 manatees huddled together in the springs where we were swimming!
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- Varsity Field Hockey: Shiela Burns
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The Last Word
I didn't expect this, but the article in the April issue, Random Acts of Kindness, has generated a lot of controversy and conversation.
The author, Chloe Kemp, wrote another piece about the homeless in Asheville last September: Home is Where the Heart is; it announced a multi-media show (Living on the Edge) sponsored by Pisgah Legal Services and Asheville Arts Council.
Chloe later decided to explore the idea of the power of kindness and in the process ran into a homeless man, Happy, whom she had interviewed for the "Edge" project.
Happy told her that he not only had extensive cancer but that he was still waiting for his Social Security disability to come through. As people walked by and many ignored him, Chloe lamented the lack of compassion she saw.
Within days of publication of the Kindness article, I received an email from a reader taking exception to the story. She knew and often helped the man and had a friend who had driven him home one day, only to find that he had a "very nice house."
They both felt that he misrepresented his plight and were frustrated that he garnered attention that could have been aimed at more needy folks.
Then a couple days ago I received a phone call from the VA; the caller said he also knew Happy and that he receives VA benefits in an amount that is well above the poverty line. He also mentioned, as the emailer had, that Happy has a prosthesis but didn't want to wear it as it was uncomfortable or difficult to use.
I plan to talk with the public relations officer from the VA to learn more about not only this particular situation, but about the programs available to help homeless vets. Stay tuned in June for that discussion.
What I want to bring up right now is the dilemma of helping people on the street; how can we (can we?) know that they are truly in need (and how do we define that)? What if we suspect they are merely going to use the money we hand over to buy alcohol or drugs? Or, in the apparent case of Happy, are actually financially stable and not homeless.
For 14 years (beginning in 1991) I was in the retail business on Lexington Avenue in downtown Asheville. In those earlier years prostitutes still hung out at the end of the street under the I-240 overpass; homeless men (mostly) trudged from Montford up Lexington asking for handouts, some on their way to the Mission on Patton Avenue.
I often offered one or two of the "regulars" a bit of work in return for some cash; or offered to feed them at a local cafe. Those offers usually sorted out who was legitimately hungry.
One thing Chloe said in her earlier article is that often what these folks want most is to be seen. I wonder if that is not part of Happy's motivation. Not necessarily wanting pity, but wanting the rest of us to "know" them, their loss, their pain, and fear perhaps.
This must be especially strong for vets who have given so much of themselves (literally) for the rest of us only to feel tossed aside, forgotten, unappreciated.
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