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My SO and I, if all goes well, plan on getting married someday. She doesn't want to change her name, and I doubt she will change her mind. I want her to change to my last name, but I respect her decision not to. However, I want our names to at least reflect our marriage. What options do I have?
Last name change options?
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Unless you want to take her last name it appears your option is to get off your patriarchal horse and get over it and just deal.
This also should show you that you' probably should not marry her.11|02|3
"I respect her decision not to" im defiantly on my patriarchy high horse... (Sarcasm)
I just want there to be something physical other than a piece of paper for a marriage. I don't want her taking my last name to dominate over her something like you are suggesting, I want a same last name to show loyalty and unity. I'm looking for options so we don't HAVE to share the same last name. Get off YOUR high horse
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I was actually asking for options, like a brainstorm. Also, where I come from, you marry the person you are with in high school a lot of the time. We've been together around 3 years also.
Where I come from you do that too. But I've seen countless relationships last all of HS and then they break up at graduation.
I have no problems with taking a guys last name. I see it as a way we're connected as one. Does she want to keep both names different or does she want you to take her's?10|10|0
She said she wants to keep hers. I haven't asked why, because I don't want to sound too pushy or controlling
You're WAAAAAY too young to be thinking about marriage. If she doesn't want too change her name get over it, it's not the dark ages whet women were passed from dad's to husbands. We have choices now. The best choice for both of you is to realize your shouldn't be thinking about marriage but rather about high school, college, living expenses, car payments, affording food, and a career before marriage. Perhaps after you live in the real world you'll know how insignificant this question is.00|00|1
I am not trying to argue here, but I feel I should think about marriage. In some countries people are married at 14. And I am not saying she HAS to change my name, you can read in the other comment I left that I just want us to share a last name. Why am I sexist for wanting the same name, even if it's not my own?
Let me put it this way. In the long run your name isn't important it's the type of person you are.
Yea I think you're ridiculous to be thinking about marriage at your age. Don't compare your situation to a 3rd world country those people don't have the internet and die very young because they don't get flu shots. Or those 14 year old girls are sold into marriage to be raped by men twice their age. That's not even a comparison.
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My mom pretty much kept her maiden name and now it gets super confusing. Sometimes I have to explain "no they're not divorced" and it gets confusing when she has to sign certain things.10|10|0
If you love her enough to marry her then you should indeed respect her decision, it'll be the first compromise of many! lol00|00|0
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A/N: These things just seem to be getting longer . . .
Warnings: implied sex (in the past tense), mentioned nudity, slight fluff, some angst, Erik/Charles in full force, slight Charles/Moira, morbidly-curious!Erik. May be confusing to some. Also, I took some of Charles's backstory from the Wikipedia page about him, but I took a good deal of liberty with it as I know nothing about the comics. Also, this is set somewhere towards the end of First Class.
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"Mmmmm . . ." Erik Lehnsherr hums under his breath, fluttering his eyes open before closing them again and reaching up to rub at them sleepily with the back of his hand. He is warm, comfortable, tangled ever so slightly in expensive white satin sheets, and he is also as naked as the day he was born. Momentary confusion comes over him, and then he remembers – Charles.
Charles, who is sleeping soundly next to him, head resting on Erik's shoulder, lips parted slightly, hair mussed from its normal casual style into a thicket of brown bed-head. He is naked as well, the sheets having slid down to reveal the small of his back (with some difficulty, Erik resists the momentary urge he gets to skim his fingers over the barely-protruding ridge of Charles's spine).
This is rather unusual; normally, Charles is always awake before or at the same time as Erik, as the growing hum of thoughts from around the house as the others rise is almost always enough to stir him. But here he is, soft cheek pressed to the space between Eric's shoulder bone and his collarbone, still firmly in the realm of sleep.
Erik decides to let him sleep a little longer – he ought to be tired, after last night's activities – but just as he is trying to figure out how to shift without waking the other man, Charles makes a soft, deep noise and rouses.
Oh, well, Erik thinks, stroking absently at Charles's messy hair and glancing at the shiny wooden clock on the wall (which perfectly matches his idea of Charles – calm and always slightly elegant, and perfectly steady with its reassuring tick, tock, tick, tock.) It is only barely past five in the morning now; it will be easy to persuade Charles to allow the children (no, not children; the trainees, he supposes, or the students – perhaps the henchmen, if you're feeling villainous) to sleep another hour or so. And if anyone notices Erik leaving Charles's room in the morning wearing the same clothes he was wearing the previous evening, then he'll pressure Charles into subtly tweaking their memory. Smirking, he realizes it isn't at all difficult for him to pressure Charles into most things – Erik usually just takes a leap of faith and Charles runs after him with the safety net of his telepathy to catch him.
"What're you smirking about?" Charles murmurs sleepily, his usually charming English accent slightly less attractive when he's yawning and clearing his throat as he is now.
"Your unthinkable, awe-inspiring beauty always causes me to smirk, Charles. It never ceases to amaze me that I'm the one in your bed . . ."
Ha, ha, ha, Charles projects at him, apparently too drowsy to manage more verbal conversation. You're a regular laugh riot this early in the morning.
"It's not early at all, Charles. It's nearly noon."
Lying to a telepath, Erik? Really?
Erik smirks even more. "Aren't I always telling you to get out of my head?"
"I'm usually not trying to get in. Your mind can be quite inviting . . . when you want it to be."
Erik doesn't have to think hard to gather what Charles means by that – he is implying quite clearly that he enjoys the presence of Erik's mind a lot more when he's not thinking of Sebastian Shaw (or of sharp scalpels and silver coins).
Charles sighs, resigned. "There you go again. Allow me to get out of your head before you continue that train of thought any further, if you please."
Erik frowns, irked, then closes his eyes and feigns a mask of indifference he knows won't fool Charles in the slightest. "I'm sorry, Charles. But it's what you get for nosing in my head."
I suppose it is, Charles says inside his head, projecting a feeling of calm. Relax, Erik.
Erik does indeed feel calmer, although he realizes that's not because of Charles's soothing words, it's because of the peaceful emotions he's carefully broadcasting into Erik's brain. Charles, sensing he's been caught in the act of swaying Erik's emotions, quickly ceases this.
"What's it like, Charles," he begins. "What's it like knowing everything about everyone around you, while your own mind is safely closed off from prying eyes?" He's not truly angry with Charles, not hardly – he knows Charles would never use his own mind against him, and he trusts that the other man cares enough for him not to snoop in areas he really isn't meant to see.
Charles pauses. "I would guess that it's rather like how you would feel surrounded by a room of nothing but metal, when everyone else in the room can only shape plastic. It's an advantage, yes, but I try not to abuse it."
"But you use it when you have to," Erik says, knowing the answer to this already.
Erik pauses. "Would you use it on me? Against me, that is?"
Charles has tensed. "I'd like to say that the answer is definitely not, but I'm afraid I'd have to know the circumstances of the scenario you're picturing."
"If I was your enemy," Erik says. "But you knew me already, as you know me now. Would you use your power to unhinge me? Or control me?" He pauses, then suddenly continues. "Could you use your power to control my power? Move metal through me?"
Charles thinks before answering. "Yes, I believe I could."
Erik is suddenly possessed with a terrible kind of curiosity, a wonder as to whether Charles could ruin him with the flip of a mental switch. "Try it."
Charles's pretty blue eyes widen with shock. "Try it?"
"Try controlling me, and moving metal through me. I'm sure you can do it. Think of it as a simple training exercise," Erik says. After all, you do seem to be the only one of us who isn't being subjected to ridiculous exercises.
Charles doesn't respond to that thought, although Erik is pretty sure his amateur attempt at projecting worked. " . . . You're sure."
"Yes," Erik says. "I trust you." I think.
He doesn't detect Charles slipping into his mind, but he knows immediately when Charles chooses to reveal himself. Freeze.
A curious sensation slides over Erik, a sensation of being completely rigid and tense physically and yet mentally very calm and full of ease – his thoughts flow smoothly and lucidly, and he has enough sense left in him to note that Charles must be keeping him calm with his power.
Now relax your body, very calmly. Yes, like that, Erik.
Erik feels his muscles loosen and his body go slightly slack.
Now lift your head; look at that pen over there, on the bedside table.
Erik does so, head lifting and swiveling smoothly on his neck as though he were completely in control of his own being. Lift it, Charles tells him.
The pen rises with smooth ease, as though plucked up from the table with nimble little fingers. Now, open the drawer, put the pen inside, and close the drawer.
The drawer slides open with a rustle, tugged by the metal handle, and the pen drops into the drawer lightly, before Erik feels himself applying a force on the handle to slide the drawer back.
I'm going to pull back now, Erik; I will let you go.
This time, Erik can feel Charles leaving his mind, sliding smoothly out like water through cracks in a bowl. He suppresses a shudder, just a bit disturbed by that. Charles had controlled him so completely – he had been completely powerless against it, unable to fight back, and yet Charles had kept him totally calm and had been very gentle, operating Erik's mental functions the way a man might lovingly shift gears in a car he had restored from a busted pile of junk.
"Are you alright?" Charles asks, dropping his fingers from their position at his temple and resting his chin on his palm, elbow propped on the bed as he gazes at Erik. "I could have done everything much faster, but I didn't want to upset you."
"I'm fine," Erik says, his voice calm and not at all shaken, despite how he feels internally. "So you could have made me do anything? In any amount of time you chose?"
"Yes," Charles says. "I could have stayed in your head for days, or merely dipped in for a second. And I could have made you jump out of bed and do a jig, or I could have made you lift a gun to your head with your power and pull the trigger."
This image floods his mind quickly, and he feels fear slide down his spine to coil in his stomach. Charles senses this immediately and backtracks hastily to fix what he has said.
"Not that I ever would," he says. "I'm sorry, my friend – that was a bad example, forgive me."
"No, no," Erik says. "It's good that you know exactly what you're capable of." But they both know exactly what Charles is capable of – Charles could make geniuses fling themselves off cliffs or street urchins slit their own throats with butcher knives . . . if he was so inclined. And no one could stop him, except for perhaps Shaw's diamond woman; but even she could succumb in her natural state.
No one could stop you, Erik thinks, staring at Charles with a mixture of wonderment and envy. You could control cities, countries – the whole world if you had something to help you, something like Cerebro . . .
"Erik," Charles says sharply, to bring him out of his daydream. "I can be stopped – I am quite as mortal as the next man. I am much more likely to be felled by a bullet than you."
"Not if I'm under your control. If you are controlling my mind, you can make me do anything. You can make anyone do anything."
Charles frowns, clearly not at all pleased by the way this conversation is heading, and probably wondering what has possessed Erik to start talking about this at five o'clock in the morning – Erik wishes for a moment that their roles were reversed, and that he could use telepathy to see into Charles's mind, see what it's really like to potentially know everything, to find the secrets of your enemies, the desires of your lovers – and then it hits him.
"Charles," he starts, suddenly feeling a little excited. "Could I go into your head?"
Charles is understandably confused. "What?"
"Could you pull my consciousness into your own, or something? And let me see into your mind?"
Charles still looks confused, but Erik sees a shutter close behind his blue eyes, preventing Erik from having any idea whatsoever of the thoughts running through his head. "Erik, I don't think –,"
"Charles, please," Erik says, touching the other man's face. "You can throw me out at any time – think of this as another exercise!"
"Besides," he continues, "You know everything about me. You have seen some of my brightest memories and my darkest thoughts – let me see something about you, Charles." He kisses Charles then, brushing his lips over the other mutant's with the lightest amount of pressure.
The shutters behind Charles's eyes open then, and Erik can see the curiosity in them, wondering if he could indeed bring Erik into his mind and let him see everything. "I'll try," he says, knowing that to disappoint Erik would be to unleash a sulking fury.
Erik finds himself smiling, ever-so-slightly. "Okay," he says. "What do I need to do –,"
"Just be quiet," Charles orders calmly, "as this may be a little jarring." As he says this, he moves his hand up to let his index and middle fingers touch his temple, while the other hand slithers out from under the covers with a light rustle and presses to the side of Erik's face. Charles's eyes remain open, but Erik finds himself closing his own green eyes instinctively.
For a moment there is nothing, and then an odd sensation steals over him. It feels like his consciousness is being tugged through a small hole, leaving behind his own brain, then floating momentarily in empty space, before it is worked through another hole, and he is in Charles's mind.
Oh my God, he thinks. Am I in your head?
Yes, Charles replies, his voice as strong and clear as though he was speaking aloud. Welcome to my psyche.
The unadulterated thoughts of Charles Francis Xavier, he thinks, amused. Fascinating . . .
You're too kind. I'm afraid you'll find it rather dull here – it is just my mind, after all.
Your mind, dull? Never.
Amusement swirls around them, Charles's and Erik's emotions mingling, and Charles thinks, Oh, God, this is odd . . .
But wonderful, Erik responds. For me, at least. I have never known anyone else's thoughts before . . . Could you show me everyone else's in the house, if you wanted to?
Yes, Charles tells him, and just like that, he can hear other thoughts. Raven is dreaming restlessly, but Charles seems disinclined to snoop into her mind; Moira McTaggert is awake, and reflecting on the events of the day before – Charles doesn't allow him to linger in her mind, instead pulling him away slightly with an air of protectiveness. Hank McCoy is in his laboratory, and both Banshee and Havoc are sleeping dreamlessly, as Charles picks up no real thoughts from them, only an impression of their mental state.
Amazing, he thinks. Is this what it's like, being you?
Sort of, Charles responds. If I wanted to, I could slip into Raven's mind – which I will not do – and calm her, change her dream into one of meadows filled with wildflowers or of a quiet day in a library. I could go deeper into Moira's head, tell you the names of her mother and father and tell you her favorite color.
Were Erik back in his own brain, he would roll his eyes. But that's not what I'm interested in, Charles. I'm interested in you.
I know, Charles replies. What is it you want to see?
Everything, Erik says. Show me your mind.
His consciousness is immediately surrounded by an extensive swirl of emotions, memories, thoughts, dreams – Charles does truly have the mind of a genius, and he remembers everything.
The thing he seems most drawn to are images of Erik, and feelings that relate to him. The first second he heard Erik's mind, and his desperate dash to dive after him . . . Erik, talking to the CIA agent ("Charles and I will go after the mutants. No suits.") . . . Erik's victorious smile as he won a game of chess (I let you win, my friend, Charles informs him now) . . . Erik in the truck in Russia, clapping his hand on Charles's leg after Charles's powerful mind saved the day.
More, Erik thinks to him. Let me see more.
Moira's face appears, in some pub in England ("I need your help.") . . . Erik doesn't attempt to camouflage the hot jealousy he feels, and Charles hastily replaces Moira with Raven, dear, dear Raven. Raven resting her head on Charles's shoulder and demanding to be read to . . . Raven from when they were teenagers, teasing Charles as he flirted clumsily with various girls . . . Raven as a little girl, morphing from the form of an attractive blonde woman and into the form of a blue-skinned, red-haired child. This memory is replaced by another of Raven, one of her laughing and dancing with Charles to music on the radio, but Erik thinks quickly, Wait, go back. Let me see that one again.
As you wish, Charles responds, bringing back little-girl-Raven and little-boy-Charles.
"You're not . . . scared of me?" Raven asks, frightened.
Little-boy-Charles extends his hand. "Charles Xavier . . ."
Erik watches, feeling more than slightly sentimental. You do truly care for her as a sister.
Always, Charles thinks back.
Erik's mind is in motion again. The woman – the blonde. Who was she?
Technically, Raven. But she was impersonating my mother.
Let me see one of her.
You're sure?
You know all about my mother. Tell me about yours.
Alright . . . Charles's tone is resigned, and he tugs up a memory of his mother.
"Mama," little-boy-Charles calls plaintively, raising his arms – he is even younger now, it is his second earliest memory – the blond woman is certainly beautiful, all done up in her elegant finery . . .
"Not now, Charles," she says, sidestepping the toddler, even as he reaches out with his mind – Mama! – but she merely turns with fear in her eyes and says, "Stop it, Charles!", and then whirls away with a swish of her skirt . . .
Another very early memory surfaces, the earliest of all, pulled from the recesses of Charles's broad, incredible mind. "Give Mummy a kiss, dearest," the woman says.
"Yes, Mummy," Charles replies, and presses sticky lips against the proffered cheek when she dips towards him. He is in her head again – her mind is full of surprising, uncharacteristic affection for him, her precious sweet-smelling little boy in light blue pajamas – and he says to her without moving his mouth, Kiss, Mama.
She rises, shocked, and then turns, calling out for her husband, and Charles just looks up at her, unaware that anything is wrong . . .
Erik wants to say so many things, but instead he spares Charles and merely asks, Her husband – your father or stepfather?
At that point, my father. Another image, this one of a short-ish man with wavy brown hair and blue eyes, stormy gray-blue unlike Charles's baby blues, but filled with the familiar affection often seen in the eyes of Erik's sort-of-lover.
What about him? Tell me.
I loved him, Charles muses. My father was a good man.
Images, memories. Bouncing on daddy's knee, hearing him thinking, Dear little tot – calling out for mummy or the nurse in the throes of a nightmare and instead being held by his father, rocked soothingly – Daddy going away on a business trip to London and never returning – three weeks later at the funeral, reading mum's mind and seeing images of her mangled husband as she identified him in the morgue after the drunken taxi driver slammed his cab into one of their expensive European cars . . . asking, then crying for daddy – "Daddy will never come back, Charles."
I was five when he died, Charles informs him. But I still remember him.
Erik can feel the muted pain running through Charles, and he tries to make his mental presence as soothing and warm as possible. Don't think about it if it bothers you, Charles. Tell me about your stepfather.
That's worse.
Sounds flood in, no images – Charles seems unwilling to visually show Erik his stepfather. "Hello, Charles. I'm going to be your stepfather. I'm sure we'll get along just fine, huh?" – "What are you sniffling for? Oh, have the maid get him a bandage for his knee then, before he gets blood on the carpet." – "I swear, something isn't right about him, Sharon. The way he looks at me, it's like he knows everything I'm thinking." – "Stay out of my head! Jesus Christ, what are you?" – "Sharon, put the bottle down, you've had enough to drink already. And Charles, get to bed. Now." – "Charles, your mother is dying. That means I'm responsible for you, and that means you listen to me now. You hear? I said, do you hear me?"
The flow stops abruptly, and Erik dimly registers Charles telling him, That's quite enough, I think. Can I return you to your own head now?
Yes, he thinks, feeling subdued. The return process is somehow twice as startling as the entry process was – perhaps Charles is a little too hasty to get Erik out of his brain, now that he realizes how disturbing it is too have your innermost thoughts and your oldest memories viewed as if on a movie projector, with each reel never looping, only showing more and more images.
Erik is jolted back to his own body, suddenly aware that he is now laying flat on his back and staring at the ceiling. He feels a little nauseated at the thought of lifting his head, but it quickly passes, and his gaze flicks to Charles as he sits up. Charles is already sitting up, fingers still at his temple, eyes closed.
"Charles? Are you alright?" Erik asks, suddenly worried.
"Fine," Charles says, his voice calm and collected, as his eyes flick open. "Just checking on the rest of the house. They are all awake now – you should go back to your room before everyone starts to move about the house."
Erik reaches out, touches Charles's bare kneecap. The other man has discarded the sheets, but he doesn't seem the slightest bit bothered by the fact that he is completely bare – Erik privately suspects that he is perhaps the only one Charles is fully comfortable being around totally naked. "I'm sorry, Charles," he says, stroking the hard bone and soft skin with his thumb. "I upset you –,"
"You didn't," Charles responds, resting his hand over Erik's own on his kneecap. "It was a good opportunity for reflection – I so rarely think about those memories, particularly the ones of my stepfather – and it's nice to have someone that I can trust so implicitly." Charles smiles, patting Erik's hand. "If you ever want to enter my mind, you need only ask."
"Is that the only place I have permission to enter?" Erik quips.
Charles tries not to smirk, but the mirth is clear on his face. "Go to your room now, Erik. Quickly."
Erik pulls his hand from Charles's leg, leans over and kisses him, then slides off the bed. "It was a valid question."
Charles gives in and grins. "A question which you already know the answer to."
Erik pulls on his clothes, watching as Charles moves to the side of the bed and tries to locate all his clothing from the previous evening ("Good Lord, Erik, where did you throw my pants?" "I've no idea – and I must say I prefer you without them." "Of course you do."). As he finishes buckling his pants, he dips his head down to brush his lips over Charles's once more.
"You must go," Charles says after they part. "Moira is up and dressing – she may catch you if you don't head back now."
Erik smiles. "So hasty to get rid of me?"
"No – merely not so hasty to see us found out."
Erik smiles a little regretfully (but this secrecy is necessary; he knows that), and ruffles Charles's hair (much to the other's annoyance – Charles doesn't really like having his hair pulled on unless it's in the throes of passion) before heading for the door. "Big day as usual today, eh?" he says over his shoulder.
"You know it," Charles replies, rising to go to his wardrobe.
He pauses briefly, without turning back. Oh, and Charles?
You're always welcome in my head.
He can practically feel Charles smiling. Thank you, my friend.
As Erik quietly pushes open the door, he allows himself a small smile in return. He spoke the truth; having Charles's mind meet his was one of the few times when he felt any peace – or at least as close to peace as he could ever get.
He had no idea how soon that would change.
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Sunday, August 6, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Denim on denim
For years menswear bibles often wrote against wearing denim on denim, and wanted you to cringe by flashing photos of Justin Timberlake and Britney Spears clad in matching head-to-toe denim back in 2001. Later, though, these menswear authorities softened their stance and even offered advice on how to pull it off, like the jeans should be darker than the denim jacket and all that.
Today, denim on denim is commonplace, and the hues couldn't be any lighter. What their position is now, I don't know.
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Monday, July 31, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Denim but not jeans
Denim and jeans are often used interchangeably. But what if we wear pants that are not jeans but are in a denim fabric?
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Sunday, July 30, 2017
ART | Appreciating contemporary art at Pinto Art Museum
One of the galleries at Pinto Art Museum.
Taking selfies and photos for their OOTDs and Instagram accounts is arguably on a lot of the minds of people who flock to Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo, Rizal. Yup, and that includes me. After all, Pinto Art Museum is perfect for OOTDs and Instagram shots.
I hope, however, that people don't forget something that makes Pinto so important in the first place--the art. The museum houses an extensive collection of contemporary art, mostly from up-and-coming artists. Let's take a look at some of them.
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Monday, July 17, 2017
TRAVEL | Pinto Art Museum: For art, food, OOTDs, and selfies
The roof deck of one of Pinto Art Museum's several buildings.
Everyone's probably been to Pinto Art Museum already, or heard of it at least. But because I'm such a lazy driver and I dread the traffic going to Antipolo, it took me forever to finally decide on making that trip.
Pinto, (pronounced pin-TÔ, as in door) of course, is primarily intended to be a venue for showcasing art. But its idyllic setting along an expansive, tree-covered, hilly terrain, coupled with its white arched buildings, landscaping, and layout in general, has made it more than just about art. It has now become a destination for the Instagram and selfie-loving lot.
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Saturday, July 15, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Oversized shirt and joggers
Hello, weekend! Now wouldn't you want to feel comfortable as you go about these two most precious days of the week? Wear something loose, like a blousy shirt or an oversized shirt.
By loose, however, I don't mean lousy. Loose-fitting pieces are specifically tailored that way but somehow the proportions still conform to your body's measurements. So if you're a size medium, it doesn't mean wearing large or XL because the overall fit would simply be off. You still wear medium.
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Friday, July 7, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Dressing up a t-shirt for work
Uniqlo is one of my favorite brands. Every time I go in any of their stores, chances are I leave with a paper bag of stuff. They always seem to have something that I like--and can afford--there, this Super Mario tee being but one example.
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Wednesday, July 5, 2017
TRAVEL | Pililia Wind Farm: A closer alternative to Bangui
Everybody knows about the coastal wind farm of Bangui, Ilocos Norte, which through the years has turned into a tourist attraction and is now practically a requisite stop for anyone traveling to Laoag or Pagudpud. But did you know that there's now such a wind farm that's so close to Metro Manila?
Although it's really no secret, a lot of people probably still haven't heard of the Pililia Wind Farm. Located on the hills of Brgy. Halayhayin in the town of Pililia, Rizal, the place is steadily becoming a tourist attraction of sorts, though most likely as a brief stopover on the way back to Metro Manila.
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Labels: pililia wind farm, rizal, travel, wind farm
Monday, July 3, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Lousy blousy
They say fit is everything and oft we've been told by many a menswear bible to wear shirts that stay close enough to the body but not too much that the buttons are pulling at the fabric. But what a boring world it would be if everyone wore form-fitting shirts all the time! After all, loose is also a type of fit, right?
Yes, I perfectly understand the concept of wearing the right fit, and in fact I abhor shirts with too much excess fabric around the waist when you tuck them in. But there are shirts that are intentionally tailored to be loose-fitting in the first place, like this blousy pastel checkered long-sleeved shirt I'm wearing here.
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Labels: blousy shirt, checkered shirt, look book, men's fashion, menswear, pastels, summer outfit
Thursday, June 29, 2017
DINING | Aleng Taleng's Halo-Halo in Pagsanjan, Laguna
Tempting, isn't it?
It was my first time trying the famous Aleng Taleng's Halo-Halo in the town of Pagsanjan, Laguna but apparently I had no idea just how popular it is. To say that the place was packed when we arrived at half past three in the afternoon is probably an understatement. It was chaotic!
Normally I would have bailed out when faced with a long wait at a restaurant but we thought, since we were already there and it's not everyday that we get to drive to Pagsanjan, we might as well brave the storm.
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Labels: aleng taleng's halo-halo, dessert, laguna, lifestyle, restaurant
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
LOOKBOOK | Dialed-down nautical for cloudy and rainy days
Summer may have officially left this part of the world but it's still hot AF despite the rains. Besides, the sun still makes a frequent appearance in between. So might a little touch of nautical in your weekend outfit still do?
Hell yeah!
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Labels: look book, men's fashion, menswear, nautical
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IBM Sametime design
Why so silent?
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  blogging sametime 4,560 Views
Hello, Sametime Design Blog followers! I wanted to let you know that I'm now blogging on the IBM Sametime blog:
Please look for new entries there!
- Amy
Why I love SUT
SUT really simplifies my work life. Here are some of the things I really love:
1) I can specify conference call numbers in my phonebook, and then have it just connect me automatically if my preferred device is my computer, or show me the passcode I need to dial if my preferred device is a hard phone. I have a lot of conference calls, so this one saves me a ton of work!
2) I can set routing rules so that my calls come in where I am, regardless of how people try to reach me. For example, I like to use my office phone when I'm in the office, but my computer softphone when I'm working at home.
3) If i need to switch devices, I can easily do that. For example, I can transfer a call to my cell or my home phone as need be (e.g., if I'm walking from one meeting room to another).
4) I can easily click someone's name in my contact list and call them when I need to talk, or turn a chat into a call if the conversation gets complicated.
5) I can use the live text widget to click any name or number in a Notes email or chat history to place a call -- no need to reach for a phone.
Have you tried SUT? I'd love to hear your feedback if you have!
What should happen when someone leaves a multi-way chat?
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When a participant leaves a meeting room, their name drops off the participant list. The same occurs in a persistent chat room. However, when a participant leaves a multi-way chat, their name stays in the participant list, but becomes italicized and grey, which is how it looks before they enter the chat, as well:
What file details do you want to see?
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  files ux sametime meetings 4,386 Views
Are you someone who clicks the "Show details" link in the library, when selecting a file, to find out the information about that file? If you haven't done it, here's how you get this information:
1. In the browser meetings client, select the file, click the drop-down, and click View Details:
2. In the installed meetings client, select the file, click the drop-down, and click View Details.
Or right-click the selected file and choose View Details:
This dialog shows you:
1. The actual name of the file (as opposed to the name shown in the library, as you can rename library files)
2. Who added it
3. When they added it
4. How large the file is
5. Where the slides were converted (locally or on the server) ***
6. Number of pages
Is this the information you want? Is there other information you'd like to see?
*** Ever wonder what the "slide conversion" part means? Converted locally means that the native application on your computer was used to render the slides for the meeting -- this will give you the highest fidelity slides. Converted on the server means that an application running on the Sametime server rendered the slides for the meeting. This will almost always give you lower fidelity than converting locally. So how do you control this? In the Sametime installed client, if you have the native application for the file, the file will be converted locally. If you use the Sametime browser client, the file will always be converted on the server.
What are you doing with Sametime Plug-ins and Extensibility?
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Greetings, Sametime community.
This is my first external post to this blog, the first of many to engage you in discussion regarding the design of the IBM Lotus Sametime instant messaging client. Following the success of other design blogs, such as Mary Beth Raven's Notes User Experience blog (http://www-03.ibm.com/developerworks/blogs/page/marybeth), I look forward to your input.
Let's get things started with a question about Sametime extensibility. I'd like to learn how you are extending Sametime. Feel free to respond to this blog, or send e-mail privately to (email@example.com)
- what types of plug-ins are you building?
- how well is the Sametime interface supporting the plug-ins you are building?
- how many plug-ins are you or your users adding to a Sametime client and running at once?
Let's start with these questions and I'll post some follow-up questions later in the week. I'm currently looking at how we should continue to evolve our extensibility model and interfaces.
-Josef Scherpa
Sametime Product Design Lead[Read More]
Video critics needed
Come see some new ideas the IBM Collaboration Solutions Information Development team is working on for videos!
We're considering using some animations in our videos, and we'd like to know what you think. Watch some short sample videos in the Online UX Lab and comment with your thoughts and opinions. Link to the activity: http://tinyurl.com/ibmvideo71211
The discussion is open until Monday, July 25.
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Using your own sounds for alerts
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Have you ever wanted to customize the sounds used for your chat (and other) alerts? You can do so with the Notifications preferences:
Below each preference that has a "play sound" setting, you can choose the sound to use. Or choose a single sound for all notifications, to make your notifications stand out from other people's.
Just out of curiosity -- how many of you use sound for Sametime notifications?
Using Sametime on mobile devices
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Are you using Sametime on mobile devices? Have you considered using Sametime on your device?
The Lotus Sametime team would love to discuss all things Sametime and mobile in the Online UX Lab. Members of the development and user experience team will be online through May 26.
We've suggested a few topics for our conversation such as:
Join us!
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Using agile process in Sametime design
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  agile ux design sametime 3,493 Views
At IBM, we've been using agile development process for some time now, and that process includes designers being part of project scrums. But we've only lately started using agile methods *within* our design groups -- that is, having design-only scrum meetings, and 2-week sprint schedules to address the design work we have across the projects we work on.
As a design lead, I find the scrum process extremely helpful, so I know what all the designers on my team are working on, and can hear what's blocking people. The daily 15-minute meetings take almost no time, and we really hold tight to that meeting time limit.
One of the challenges we face is that design is an inherently iterative process, so we've needed to build iteration into our sprints. Also, new requirements crop up each day, as we learn more details from customers, get Beta feedback, or find that a developer has run into a hitch. So we've had to stay very flexible within our scrum process -- updating sprints as priorities shift.
Overall, though, I think it's been a great win. Much more productive than our older-style weekly "status meetings". I like the fast-pace of 15-minute meetings -- makes me wonder if more of my meetings could be that short!!
User Experience Lab at Lotusphere 2009!
Greetings, Friends of Sametime!
The Lotus Design Team is here at Lotusphere, with a user experience and usability lab, in room Asia 4 of the Dolphin Hotel. Stop by and test drive new product interfaces, and future prototypes, and give us feedback on your experiences with existing products. I'm in the lab, showing new interfaces for a browser-based version of Sametime IM, Sametime Advanced, and an iPhone interface for Sametime IM. I also invite you to attend a deep dive on Sametime Advanced, where I'll be covering UI features, and developer Alan Cooke will be providing architecture and implementation best practices. The deep dive is tomorrow at 4:15, session title ID405, in the Dolphin N. Hemisphere (rooms A-C).
Amy Travis is also in the lab, showcasing 8.5 Sametime eMeetings.
We're also giving away a free registration to Lotusphere 2010 in a raffle - the entry requirements are that you stop by the lab and test drive one of the many Lotus products showcased there by the actual product designers.
Looking forward to meeting you, and reinvigorating this blog in 2009!
Joe Scherpa
Lotus Sametime Product Design Lead[Read More]
Trial Version of Sametime 7.5.1 posted
Download a free 90-day trial version of IBM® Lotus® Sametime® 7.5.1. This version extends IBM's award-winning and market-leading instant messaging and Web conferencing solution by introducing new capabilities that include point-to-point video, integration with desktop productivity applications, a tabbed chat interface, client support for Macintosh users, and server support for the Linux® operating system.
Lotus Sametime V7.5.1 is a platform for unified communications and collaboration, combining security features with an extensible, open solution that includes integrated Voice over IP, geographic location awareness, mobile clients, and a robust Business Partner community offering telephony and video integration.
Here are some of the exciting new features you'll find in 7.5.1 over 7.5:
Tip for easily pasting your call-in information into chats
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  chat tips sametime 3 Comments 6,739 Views
A great tip from a couple of my coworkers -- if you need a quick way to easily paste your call-in information in a chat message, create an image file with the information, and set it up as a custom emoticon with a text shortcut (e.g., ":d" for dial-in). Then just type the text shortcut and your call-in information will go right into the chat.
UPDATE -- An even better approach!As Gareth Cook pointed out in his comment below, you can do the same with the "Add Text" button -- enter the call-in information into the text field, and then assign it a shortcut key.
Thanks for your feedback at Lotusphere
jscherpa 060001PU1D Tags:  sametime_advanced usability sametime 3,035 Views
Greetings Sametime Community!
It was great seeing many of you at Lotusphere. As always, your input was excellent, and I look forward to incorporating your feedback in our design work in 2008. If you did not get the chance to attend the conference, you can still provide product input. We'll be doing more usability testing this year, and you can participate in the lab, or remotely via a web conference. If interested, drop us a note at: firstname.lastname@example.com, or sign up here to be a tester for our other products: http://www.notes.net/usability
We're currently wrapping up our first release of Lotus Sametime Advanced, which introduces persistent chat rooms, new topic-based community chat tools that help you to create and reuse knowledge identified during chat sessions, and an "Instant Share" tool for screen sharing and remote control built directly into the Sametime chat window. Look for this new product by the end of Q1.
In the meantime, if you haven't tried it out yet, you can find trial downloads and feature summaries for Sametime 8 IM, Webconferencing and Sametime Gateway here:
Stay tuned as I'll be asking some questions about Sametime Advanced in the very near future.
Joe Scherpa
Sametime Product Design[Read More]
Taking meeting minutes in Sametime Meetings
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  sametime meetings ux 4,111 Views
I love using the Sametime Meetings feature that lets me take minutes during a meeting, because everyone can see what I'm typing, and it's all saved for me when I leave the room. When I flag items as meeting minutes, they are separated out in the meeting report, so I can easily see what was meeting minutes, versus just conversation in the room.
However I notice a lot of my colleagues don't use the feature -- they just type into the chat, without flagging their entries as meeting minutes, so that everything ends up being flagged as a chat entry:
How about you? Do you use this feature? If not, why not?
Status settings!
amy_travis 1100006T7G Tags:  status awareness 29 Comments 6,403 Views
Hi, Sametime users.
I'm thinking about status settings and how they affect behavior.
you find the "In a meeting" status helpful? Does it change how you
interact with other people, when you see that status by their name? For example, are you less (or more!) likely to IM someone if they have that status?
We currently support 4 settings: Available, Away, In a Meeting, and Do Not Disturb. Do you ever wish we had more settings? If so, what would you want to have available?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
- Amy
Starting Lotusphere 2012 planning!
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We had our first Lotusphere User Experience lab prep meeting last week... We're busy working out new ideas for the coming year, figuring out what we need to improve in our lab. Feel free to post a comment here if there are things you'd especially like to see done and/or changed in our lab.
Hoping I'll see some of you in Orlando!
Server Community Icons in the Desktop
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We've had some requests to better differentiate the server community icons shown in the My Status toolbar, and the contact list (if you choose to turn them on in the contact list preferences).
These are used to help users know which contacts belong to different server communities, as well as what your current status is set to for each community.
Do you have any thoughts about the following proposal:
Seeking people who share files in online meetings to participate in a feature prioritization survey March 8 - 22, 2010
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The Lotus User Experience Team is looking for people who share files in online meetings to participate in a brief study.
Sametime will see you at Lotusphere!
We've all been busy preparing our talks, demos, prototypes, mockups, surveys, breakout sessions, and more and we're ready to see you next week in Orlando for Lotusphere 2011. It is going to be great - we are all incredibly excited!
Amy Travis - Sametime Meeting Rooms, and general Sametime integration cross product integration
First ever - Meet the Design team in a Chalk Talk!
I'm off to pack my bags after one more dry run of the mobile breakout session...
Sametime Unified Telephony Ad
Here's a nice piece that explains what SUT is all about.
http://www.edbrill.com/ebrill/edbrill.nsf/dx/youtube-you-guys-are-so-fired[Read More]
Sametime Status Bar Extensions
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The Sametime contact list and chat windows display a status bar at the very bottom. This status bar is an extension that can be written to by third parties. I'm curious to know how you may be using this extension and if you could provide examples of the content that you are writing to this space.
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Sametime on Mac
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I've recently switched to using a MacBook as my primary machine, instead of a PC -- it's great to be able to switch over so easily, since all my IBM products work in either environment.
How many of you are also using Macs? What's the reach of Macs in your organizations?
Any thoughts regarding the user experience of Sametime on a Mac? Any changes you'd like to see?
Sametime 8.5.2 Live Text and Widgets documentation now available
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I'm Lauren and I'm on the Sametime documentation team.
As many of you know, Sametime 8.5.2 supports widgets and recognized names and numbers (live text). We have some Help about these features in the Sametime Standard and Sametime Entry online Help. But, we wanted you to know that we've now posted to the Sametime wiki additional end user, power user, and administrator documentation about widgets and live text. We hope you find it useful!
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Support for widgets and recognized names and numbers
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Sametime 8.5.2 now supports "widgets" and recognized names and numbers. If you have this capability, this means you can hover your mouse over an underlined name or number in chat history or an open chat window - or even in IBM Notes, such as in a Notes calendar invitation - to perform additional actions on that name or number. For example, you can click an underlined telephone number or name to select an option to start a call.
Here's how this looks in an open chat window:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Quicker instant meetings
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Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Open meeting rooms in new windows or tabs
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Based on customer feedback, we've added a setting for the web meeting client, to indicate whether meetings open in the current window or in a new window or tab. This capability makes it easier for people to get back to the meeting center if they need to jump from one meeting room to another.
This behavior is controlled at the server level, with this setting:
meetingroomcenter.openRoomInNewWindow (default: true)
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New system tray control for audio/video
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In 8.5.2, you can now control your audio conversations directly from the system tray, without opening the Call window. All you need to do is right-click the call icon, to see the options:
Left-click the icon, or right-click and choose "Call with <user>" to open the full call window.
When you mute the call, you see a "muted" icon in the system tray:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New server configuration settings
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In Sametime 8.5.2, there are a number of new server configuration settings that you can use to control your deployment:
Whether managed access is required:
meeting.managedAccess.override (default: 0 or off)How long people are locked out of rooms after ejection:
rtc4web.ejectionTimeout (default: 300 seconds)Whether meeting rooms will open in a new window or tab:
meetingroomcenter.openRoomInNewWindow (default: true)Multiple protocol proxy confirmation:
meetingroomcenter.stProxySSLAddressWhether guests can join meetings on this server:
meetingroom.allowGuestAccess (default: 1 or true)In addition, there are two new user policies:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New Sametime Unified Telephony Lite Client
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Wait until you see the new IBM Sametime Unified Telephony (SUT) Lite Client software. SUT Lite Client is a licensing option that is available with Sametime 8.5.2. For example, with SUT Lite Client you can:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New Sametime Unified Telephony active speaker indicator
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With Sametime 8.5.2, we've made it easy for everyone to see who is the active speaker during a call with multiple people. In the picture below, the orange frame around Amadou Alain's picture shows that currently he is the active speaker on this call:
If multiple people are talking, each speaker's image will be framed.
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New Sametime mobile client for Google Android device
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We've got some very exciting news on the mobile front! Sametime 8.5.2 is now available on the Google Android mobile device! That means you can now have many of the features that you've come to know and expect from Sametime on your desktop or laptop computer on your Android. This includes:
And, if you have Samtime Unified Telephony on your device, you can place Sametime calls to contacts or people you find using the Sametime search. You can also change your preferred Sametime device to route calls to other devices.
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New Sametime meetings client for RIM Blackberry device
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There's more exciting mobile news with Sametime 8.5.2 and our new Sametime meetings client for the RIM Blackberry device!
Now from your Blackbery you can:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New icons for server communities
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Does your company use more than one community at a time? If so, you'll be very happy to see our updated server community icons, which can help you differentiate which users are in which communities. Based on your feedback, we've designed these icons to have greater contrast with each other, and also rotate through them when you add communities, so that, by default, new communities will have unique icons.
The new icons look like this:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: New alerts
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Sametime 8.5.2 Features: More features available in meetings that open in a browser window
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With Sametime 8.5.2, meeting rooms that open in a browser window have significant enhancements, so you can do almost everything you can do when using a meeting room that opens in a Sametime window. These enhancements include:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Managed access to meeting rooms
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With Sametime 8.5.2, we've introduced a great new security feature, "managed access," that lets people join your meeting rooms only when you or a room manager is there.
You can select this option either when creating a new meeting room or by changing the room settings of an existing meeting room.
This picture shows where this setting appears when you create a new meeting room:
This same feature is available for meetings accessed from a web browser:
People who try to join your meeting when you're not there are put in a "waiting room", and they must wait until you're there before they can see any content in the room.
Use this feature whenever you don't want people in your meeting room when you're not there!
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: End meetings and remove participants
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With Sametime 8.5.2, there are some new features that will help meeting room owners and managers manage their meetings.
First, we've added a new End Meeting button in the global toolbar so that meeting room owners or managers can simply click the button to close the meeting room. This action ends the meeting for all participants, so they no longer are in the room, and no longer see any room content. The room owner (or manager, depending on who presses the button) stays in the room, so they can be ready for their next meeting.
Here's what this new button looks like in the toolbar:
We've also added a feature that allows meeting room owners and managers to remove a participant from a meeting. From within a meeting room, a room owner or manager simply right-clicks a participant's name to remove that person from the meeting:
Users who are removed will see a notification that they've been removed, and they will no longer see the content of the meeting room.
When someone is removed from a room, there may be a "lockout" time, during which that person will not be able to re-enter the room. System administrators set this timeout period on a per-server level, using this configuration setting:
rtc4web.ejectionTimeout (default: 300 seconds)
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Chat History updates
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Some great new features are in place for chat history in Sametime 8.5.2:
In addition, system administrators can turn off presence in the chat history window, with this preference (set in plugin_customization.ini or the managed-settings.xml):
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Bandwidth Manager
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Using the new Sametime Bandwidth Manager, you can centrally configure and monitor bandwidth for Sametime audio and video calls. With the manager, you place constraints on how bandwidth is used in your network, to ensure that as many users as possible can use audio and video features and that high-priority audio and video usage gets network when needed.
For information about the new Bandwidth Manager, see these documents:
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Audio and Video in browser meeting rooms
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Hi, I'm Lauren, the lead end-user writer for IBM Sametime. Amy and I are going to spend the next few days covering some of the cool new features in the 8.5.2 release.
Today I wanted to tell you about using audio and video in Sametime meetings that open in a web browser.
With Sametime 8.5.2, meeting rooms that open in a web browser now have many of the same audio and video features as do meeting rooms that open in a Sametime window. This means that people who join meetings from outside your company, or people who don't have the Sametime client, can participate in audio/video calls.
If your company has these capabilities, when you are in a meeting room that opens in a web browser, you can use the call icons under the Voice and Video area of the meeting room to call in to your meeting and then perform call-related actions.
For example, here's what you might see under Voice and Video if you are the room owner or a room manager; click the Green phone icon to start the call.
And, here's what you might see after the call has
started - icons to hang up the call, put the the call on mute and so much more:
Note: The specific call icons that the meeting room owner sees depends on the call capabilities you have and whether or not you are the meeting room owner.
Sametime 8.5.2 Features: Administrator deletion of meeting rooms
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Starting in release 8.5.2, administrators have an easy way to delete meeting rooms that are not being used anymore.
From the web-based administrative UI in the meeting center, you'll see a Delete icon next to individual meeting rooms:
In addition, when viewing the rooms for an individual user, you can delete all that user's rooms, if you need to quickly remove a collection of rooms (e.g., if an employee leaves the company):
Sametime 8.5.2 Feature: Route all your calls to your mobile device with Sametime Unified Telephony
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Now, with Sametime Unified Telephony 8.5.2, you can easily set up a rule to route all your calls to your mobile device, for example, if you're out of the office, but don't want to miss any calls.
Click File > Preferences > Voice and Video > Routing Calls. For When my IM status is, select "Any mobile status" and then enter your mobile telephone number for your preferred number. When you log on to Sametime from your mobile telephone, all calls will go to the device you specify in the rule.
Request your opinion regarding sounds
Sametime users,
Do you ever set a different sound to alert you to different kinds of Sametime invitations? For example, a unique sound for one-on-one chat, click to call, a broadcast announcement?
Did you even know that you can set up Sametime to have these different sounds?
We currently default to the same sound for these invitations.
Mary Beth Raven is looking for input and ideas regarding the use of sounds in the Lotus portofolio.
Go to the Notes Design blog and share your ideas on a Lotus Soundscape!
I'll post the results back here on this blog in a few days.
(PS. I work with audio set OFF.)
Removing meeting content
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Meetings users -- did you know that you can easily remove content from your room? Here are some tips:
1. For a quick way to remove all content (discussion and library content) from a room, choose the Remove Room Content command from the Room Tools menu.
2. To remove just the discussion content, click the "x" in the bottom of the discussion widget (only room owners and managers have access to this). If you're on the installed client, you can still get back to the chat content later by creating a meeting report:
3. To remove all content just from the library, in the installed client, right-click anywhere in the library and choose Remove All. You'll be prompted before the content is removed.
For future releases, we're looking at giving you a choice when you end a meeting to also clear out the content. Would you like such a choice? Let me know!
Reminder: Online UX Lab regarding Sametime and mobile -- open until May 26
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Are you using Sametime on mobile devices? Have you considered using Sametime on your device?
We've suggested a few topics for our conversation such as:
Quick Question about Contact List and Notes Sidebar Panel Usage
Quick Poll about polls
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Do you use online polling in meetings? If so, I have a few questions for you:
1) How often do you use online polling? In what types of meetings?
2) Do you ever use the same question over and over again? If so, in what context?
3) Right now, our polling tools support anonymous responses only. How critical is it to you to see who entered which response?
4) Do you have need from an online meeting tool to tie multiple polling questions together, into more of a survey format?
5) Anything else you'd like to us to know about your use of polls in meetings?
Thanks in advance for your thoughts!
Quick Poll about Online Meeting Use
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The Lotus User Research team is looking for your input on how you are using Lotus Sametime instant messaging and online meetings.
Take 5 and tell us how you are using Sametime instant messaging and online meetings:
Click here to take the poll
Can't wait to see what you are doing!
Velda Bartek
User Experience Design
Primary Contacts Custom Photos and Connections Business Card
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Some of you may have seen the Connections business card used in the embedded version of the Sametime livenames in Lotus Notes. The business card appears when you hover over a livename with your mouse cursor. This business card shows the contact's photo as set in Lotus Connections. The Sametime "Primary Contacts" panel allows you to set your own custom photo for a person. What are your thoughts about how this should relate to the business card? Which photo should you see in other places where the livenames and business card appear outside of primary contacts (such as the inbox, or regular Sametime contact list?)
Photo views
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I really like using the photo view in Sametime meetings and photo views in my Contacts list (e.g., the Matrix view of the Primary Contacts list), because I find it easier to find my co-workers by their photos:
How about you? Do you use those views?
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Senate Democrats Seek To Hold GOP To Their Reform Promise
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(Albany, NY) After the Senate GOP continued to back away from their promise to support independent redistricting by quietly burying the centerpiece of Governor Cuomo's agenda to clean up Albany -- the Redistricting Reform Act of 2011 -- in the Senate Rules Committee where it can anonymously avoid public oversight, Senate Democrats today presented and delivered a petition seeking to force a vote and public hearing on the Governor's legislation.
Under Senate Rule VII, Section 4(e), one-third membership of any Senate Committee may petition and force a public hearing within two weeks on any legislation before that committee; to override the petition a full vote of the Committee must occur at the time of its' next meeting. All 11 Democratic members of the Senate Rules Committee signed today's petition, which was submitted to the 13 Republican members of the committee, all of whom signed the NY Uprising pledge to support independent redistricting last fall and ran for election as 'heroes of reform.'
Deputy Democratic Leader Neil Breslin (D-Delmar) said, "Convening a public hearing will allow those members who have voiced concern with the Governor's legislation the full opportunity to discuss their issues in an open forum, instead of hiding behind an undemocratic legislative process. I invite all of my Republican colleagues on the Rules Committee who intend to keep their promise, to sign this petition and give the Governor's legislation the open and fair hearing voters deserve."
Republican members of the Senate Rules Committee include Senators: Jim Alesi, Kemp Hannon, Ken LaValle, Hugh Farley, Carl Marcellino, Owen Johnson, Steve Saland, George Maziarz, Bill Larkin, Michael Nozzolio, James Seward, Tom Libous and Dean Skelos.
Senator Mike Gianaris (D-Queens) said, "With each passing day, the Senate Republicans' cynical plan becomes further exposed. They all promised to support independent redistricting in order to get elected, then ran away from that promise at record speed because it no longer suited their partisan politics. It is Albany politics at its worst and it is shameful. It's time to Keep the Promise and Pass the Pledge."
Senator Gustavo Rivera (D-Bronx) said, "We shouldn't have to keep making excuses for Republican Senator Skelos' failure of leadership and failure to keep a campaign promise to his constituents and the people of New York. The rules are there to bring order, to pass legislation and make progress happen, not to block it. That's why I support this petition to bring a vote on Governor Cuomo's independent redistricting to the floor of the Senate."
Senator Daniel Squadron (D-Brooklyn/Manhattan) said, "54 out of 62 Senators signed Mayor Koch's pledge to support independent redistricting and other vital reforms. This initiative is too important to let die in a back room. 54 of 62 Senators must be given the opportunity to make good on their pledge."
Senator Adriano Espaillat (D-Manhattan/Bronx) said, "Voters elected us to reform Albany and fix the broken status quo that Senate Republicans seem hell bent on preserving. Instead of perpetuating the continuing dysfunction in Albany, Senate Republicans should put aside their political maneuvering and allow debate, sponsorship, and an up or down vote on Governor Cuomo's independent redistricting proposal. Most of the Senate Republicans joined their Democratic colleagues in supporting Ed Koch's pledge to pass independent redistricting, but now Republican support in the Senate appears to be more smoke and mirrors from a disingenuous Senate majority."
Senator Shirley L. Huntley (D-Jamaica) said, "The blatant disregard some New York State Senate members have for Ed Koch's New York Uprising Pledge is both disrespectful and dishonorable. Senate Republicans who signed the pledge and have continuously said that our state government must be reformed, have now suddenly become quiet, and unmoved, as the Senate Democrats have championed Ed Koch's mission, and the will of New Yorkers. Now is not the time to sit on the sidelines, as our great state comes through a myriad of fiscal and ethical challenges. We must ensure that New York State government is fair, effective, and transparent and once again be a leading example for other states in our union. Those who choose not to embrace this cause will have failed their constituents, their duties and responsibilities as an elected state official, and most of all the 19 million plus residents of the great state of New York."


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Sparkydog & Friends – People of the World
Have you heard of Sparkydog & Friends? Unless you're from Fort Lauderdale, FL, chances are your answer is "no." That was my answer too; but now that I've made their acquaintance, I won't soon forget them! Sparkydog & Friends is an ambitious little project that may just outgrow their britches, and they seem to have the vision and drive to make it happen.
In addition to writing strong songs, the group has teamed up with UK producer Mick Glossop (PiL, Van Morrison, Frank Zappa, et al.) and artistic wizards WETA Workshop (Avatar, Lord of the Rings) to put together what seems to be an impending masterpiece. Sound exciting? We're going to keep a close eye on this one, and you should too. For now the band has only released a two song disc leading up to a full LP that will presumably appear sometime later this year.
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Threshold says survival data from its phase II study were impacted negatively by patients who crossed over from the control arm to receive TH-302. Point taken, but still, TH-302 will need to improve its performance in the ongoing phase III study in order to produce results competitive to Abraxane. I'll also warn again that data generated by phase II trials are generally stronger than what emerges from larger phase III trials. Case in point, Celgene reported median overall survival of 12.2 months from the phase I/II single-arm study of Abraxane plus gemcitabine. Obviously, this result weakened in the phase III study. I wouldn't be surprised to the same happen to Threshold's TH-302. Amarin ( AMRN) announced the commercial launch of Vascepa on Thursday, which prompted @JackBrada to tweet, "There goes #5 on your 13 for '13." He refers to my list of 13 biotech stock predictions for 2013, of which No. 5 states, "Amarin delays the commercial launch of its triglyceride-lowering fish-oil pill to the second quarter due to manufacturing and supply issues. Vascepa sales fail to meet lowered expectations." I was wrong on part one of my Amarin prediction but I still have a shot a partial credit if the Vascepa launch is slow. Nothing I've heard from Amarin management yet about launch expectations makes me fear being wrong about the second half of Prediction No. 5. I'll report on Vascepa prescription and sales data if/when they become available from IMS Health and Wolters Kluwer. Amarin management may comment on the Vascepa launch when the company reports fourth quarter and year-end at the end of February. @GerardNocia asks: "Any thoughts on Aeterna Zentaris ( AEZS) and the upcoming mm
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The harm done by thieves who snatched more than half a mile of overhead power cables has resulted in £1,000 in damage.
According to the London Evening Standard, criminals struck early in the morning on November 20th at Silver Street near Broxbourne and stole some 1,000 metres of 25,000-volt wiring.
Consequently, major disruptions affected the timetabled train departures and arrivals out of Liverpool Street station and services between Cambridge and Stansted Airport.
Engineers worked throughout the day and into Monday (November 21st) to restore services.
A Network Rail spokesman said: "The thieves caused a huge amount of damage. There was a safety risk both to the thieves and our staff at the scene."
British Transport Police have recorded a seven-fold rise in cable thefts in the last five years.
Last week, the ITV broadcast of the X Factor was disrupted by suspected copper cable thefts from BT Tower in London.
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