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Welcome to the new nypl.org
The New York Public Library's new website provides a number of enhancements geared towards helping you discover, connect and get inspired at NYPL.org.
Why is the Library introducing a new site?
As the Library itself developed and introduced new services, its site became more complex, and there were limits to its flexibility. It was time for a streamlined update making it much easier for users to find what they need and enhancing the services available. Additionally, the Library wanted to take advantage of technological advancements that simplify the management of its site, make it easier for a wider range of staff to contribute their voices, and facilitate future growth. The new site also reflects the themes of the Library's recently introduced mission statement, to: inspire lifelong learning, advance knowledge, and strengthen our communities.
What is new and noticeable about the site?
1) Easier to Use
The site has been completely redesigned based on research indicating what users want.
Analysis shows that 25% of all searches of nypl.org are for basic information including library hours and borrowing procedures. So "Using the Library" was created as one of the eight core navigation items at the top of each page. The entire site is much more streamlined and easy-to-navigate based on what research tells us users want.
A consistent structure across all its pages will allow users to quickly become familiar with navigating the site. The Library's home page has been greatly simplified. It now introduces the eight core navigation items, highlights the themes of the Library's new mission statement, and promotes selected services and events.
2) Staff Voices
NYPL staff expertise will be leveraged more than ever, with record numbers of staff now able to post information, as well as tag posts with keywords highlighting connections within our vast resources, that only they know.
A librarian blogging about the origins of Christmas can link that page to Charles Dickens' original, hand-marked prompt book for his public readings of A Christmas Carol.
3) Enhanced Search
Searching the library's rich online content is much simpler and provides more relevant results.
Previously, if you conducted a search on a topic like Edgar Allan Poe, you would land on a page asking you to choose if you wanted to look at results from the Digital Gallery, from archival materials, or from other categories. In the new site all relevant information relating to Poe will come up in one set of results and can then be refined even further with filtering options.
4) Access to Librarians and Collections
A link to "AskNYPL," where users can immediately reach a librarian with any type of query, is for the first time available on every page of the site. And "AskNYPL" is now the first stop for users trying to find materials in specific library research collections.
If you are looking for historic photographs of Broadway plays but don't know if they would be in the Photography Collection or Billy Rose Theatre Collection, a query to "Ask NYPL" will connect you to the right division. It is no longer necessary to search across the web site to find the right collection.
5) Open Source Platform
The Library's new site is built on Drupal, an open source programming platform, recently adopted by the White House and utilized by a broad online community. Drupal allows the Library to draw from existing software enhancements and also to contribute innovative solutions that it creates for nypl.org that can then be used by other libraries and organizations.
The library's calendar module might be one that would be made available to other organizations using the Drupal platform.
How was the new site created?
The design and structure of the new site was created based on a detailed understanding of users' needs.
Conversations with staff and stakeholders
The web site's development team met with staff from nearly all library departments, including public service and administrative staff, to learn about their key audiences and understand the needs of their divisions.
User analysis and research
The Library conducted extensive assessment and research, including analysis of usage patterns on the current site; online usability tests, which generated 100,000 responses from 11,000 users; one-on-one in-person evaluations; and numerous other studies. From these studies determinations were made about such features as the specific order of navigation links, language used to label links on the site, and whether or not certain stand-alone links were needed or not.
How do I report problems or bugs during the preview period?
There is a link for feedback at the top of each page of the preview site. Additionally, feedback can be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.
What is the future of www.nypl.org?
Until now the Library's web site has gone through a cycle of major re-designs. The new site will evolve through a philosophy of continual development. The January 6 launch will lay the groundwork for an ongoing evolution and expansion of nypl.org with new features and improvements being made continually.


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Avis Chipman, 75, died Saturday, Sept. 7, 2002, at Aberdeen Village, Olathe. She was born June 13, 1927, in Hill City, daughter of Arthur:. and Florence (Quint) Morris. She married Charles E. Chipman on Dec. 15,1949, in Norton. He died Dec. 21, 1999. She was a homemaker and legal secretary. She was a member of Hill City United Methodist Church.
Survivors include a son, Mark, a daughter, Paula Chipman, and three grandchildren.
A sister, Vera Fink, preceded her in death.
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The City of Winnipeg has unveiled a proposed trash plan that calls for sweeping changes to how garbage and recycling is collected.
Should the plan be approved by council in late October, 250-litre rollout carts will be delivered to all single family homes in in 2012, replacing all other garbage collection methods.
The carts will be picked up and dumped by a truck with an automated arm, putting an end to the days of manual pickup by a garbage man.
Along with the trash carts, the city will also provide homes with a 240-litre cart, replacing the current manual blue box collection program.
The city's plan, which was developed from a nine-month consultation process involving more than 2,500 Winnipeggers and advice from solid waste services consultants, also calls for:
- Implementing biweekly, manual curbside yard waste collection from April to November, starting in 2012.
- Implementing a curbside kitchen organic waste collection, starting with a trial program in 2014.
- Unifying the bulky waste collection fee structure to $5 per item for all customers city-wide.
- Implementing a collection program for extra garbage bags, consistent with the bulky waste charge ($5 per pickup of up to three standard-sized garbage bags).
- Establishing up to four community resource recovery centres where residents can drop off material that would be processed and reused, resold or recycled (e.g., construction and demolition material, household items). The first centre, at Brady Road Landfill, would open in 2013.
The city says the plan would "reduce our impact on the environment, reduce illegal dumping, provide uniform services and give residents greater access to environmental programs."
The report that outlines the plan recommends funding the changes by charging residential households $4.17 per month ($12.50 on their quarterly water bill) starting in late 2012.
The cost to provide the proposed improved programs and new services to residential households would remain one of the lowest rates in Canada, the city insists.
"If all the components of the proposed plan are implemented as a complete system, we can keep more than 50 per cent of our garbage out of the landfill by 2020," said Darryl Drohomerski, manager of the city's solid waste services.
"This is a major improvement over the current diversion rate of 17 per cent and aligns Winnipeg with other major Canadian cities."
The city's standing committee on infrastructure renewal and public works will consider the report on Oct. 3.
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Good Morning! It is Sept 16, 2007
Good Sunday morning to you, from the West Coast. It is 3:12 a.m.
Woke up at 0230 and tossed and turned and finally got up and drank some non-fat milk and ate some flan.
I'm starting to yawn so maybe I'll fall asleep . . if not, I'll start the coffee and met y'all for breakfast in a bit. :smilecoffeecup:
stephSep 16, '07good morning sweeties!!
you are up late, steph. if i got up and got on the computer very early in the morning, i'd be up the remainder of the day. i don't see how you do it. hope you can get some sleep.
i had a very long past two days in my fav town. was a difficult class as i figured. two instructors backed out at the last minute. we were a skeleton crew with a full class. i was tee-totally exhausted when we drove home and never could feel good. went to bed and within 10 minutes, i was asleep. i'm sure i will feel the after-effects today. i certainly missed all of you.
sippin' on my beloved
hoping you all have aSep 16, '07A frosty good morning to all !
Steph.. did ya ever get to sleep? Snuggle in.. bet it's nippy up your way, too!
Welcome home, Siri ! Kick back and rest up today. Sorry you had such a rough time.
Well, looks like it might turn out to be another pretty day.. once the frost patches burn off with the warmth of the sun. Another doo-da day. Better get Mutti going.. her breakfast has been ready for awhile. :stone
Be back later!Sep 16, '07Morning, Steph, sirI, and Jnette.
Still playing with my sewing machine.
This Brother machine likes me much more than my mom's Simplicity did. Of course, I have to go and make things difficult for myself -- I keep sewing things that have a lot of rounded edges. (Anyone in need of about 50 circular pot holders?) I'm a glutton for punishment, I guess.
Found this photo on Flickr with the keyword "sewing:"
(Photograph property of Meanest Indian on Flickr.)
I think it's beautiful. I love the simplicity to it.Sep 16, '07Good morning peeps!!
I have my HH pt today. I am trying to build a patio in my front yard. I pulled all the weeds yesterday and will get the stones next Saturday. My ds's helped me and found a snake under the plastic!!! [I HATE snakes]
We have a small gazebo in the front yard now. When winter gets here it will come down and be stored in the shed.
I am seriously thinking about qutting my Head Start job. Lots of attitude and no co-operation from staff.
Have an offer for home health. I don't know what it is yet, she just said they had some 'hours' for me. I will find out more Monday.
Have a great day!Last edit by kwagner_51 on Sep 16, '07 : Reason: Spelling errorSep 16, '07Good Morninig
It is chilly here this am, but I don't think enough for frost. it is kinda of funny because I am further north than jnette... alot further.
House cleaning, mt. hampermore and hopefully some golf this afternoon.
Hope everyone has a good day.Sep 16, '07morning gang
coffee has brewed
i slept in till now and dh has been up since dawn doing laundry and dishes, bless him
so i will caffeine-up and ponder my exctiting lazy sunday
last night went to a friends house and actually ate non-diet food and played scattegories, had tons of fun
now i must divert all my attentions to tammy cat or else ...Sep 16, '07Quote from jmgrn65Yeh... BUT... I am much higher elevation, remember?Good Morninig
It is chilly here this am, but I don't think enough for frost. it is kinda of funny because I am further north than jnette... alot further.
House cleaning, mt. hampermore and hopefully some golf this afternoon.
Hope everyone has a good day.
I live in the Blue Ridge Mts./Appalacains.... and thus the frost!
Golf? Dh hopes to play some today, too, once it warms up enough. Heh. Someday I might get to play again, too.
Quote from muffiehmmmmmmm.... the other way around, HERE this am.. dh slept in while I did laundry, dishes, tidying up. :stone Enjoy your lazy Sunday, Mufflets!morning gang
coffee has brewed
i slept in till now and dh has been up since dawn doing laundry and dishes, bless him ...
Zooz... I love that picture, too....thanx!Sep 16, '07]Good morning everyone,
Well feeling much better today, decided against the self hysterectomy. A cool but sunny day here in ottawa, really feels like fall, the Cedum is full of bumble bees , always a sign! We are off to part two of hockey tryouts today, what a process for 7 year olds, but he does not seem bothered by it all so i guess i won't be either. Fat cat seems to be holding his own, he ate this weekend, used the facilities and kept his antibiotic down so I hope he is over the hump. Am also partaking in laundry and the usual glorious household duties that seem to bestow us all, all the time. Hope everyone has an uneventful week!
66Sep 16, '07Glad you're feeling better, Agent66.
Have fun with the tryouts...
Doing laundry here, too... my fingers are freezing hanging the wash out on the line today. Brrr. Took Minnie out for awhile and she just shivered. Still only 52 degrees and a chilly wind to boot. Yuk. Not ready for this.:trout:
Well, guess I need to go clean the bathroom.
And add to my lists of things to do, and to not forget to take along for this trip to Az. Already have three lists going....Sep 16, '07Hi, netters, zooz, Karen, jmg, muffie.
Glad you are feeling better, agent. And, you had a sick kitty? Glad he/she is improved.
Di, I saw where your Scar was ill. All better now?? I hope so.
I am really really enjoying the cool snap this morning. The HOT misery is leaving, thank goodness. This summer was almost unbearable.Sep 16, '07Quote from sirI
I am really really enjoying the cool snap this morning. The HOT misery is leaving, thank goodness. This summer was almost unbearable.
For YOU, Siri... and all those awaiting a reprieve from this hot, humid summer:
Enjoy!Sep 16, '07Good morning!
Jnette, the video was beautiful, thank you!
Zooz, love the sewing piccy!
Slept in (till 0830) after getting to bed at 2, after a jam.
Enjoyed ourselves, played w/some good musicians!
Vet will draw labs at noon and if they're still WNL, will d/c Scar to home.
He still isn't eating for them, but they told me that's not unusual, that some animals will eat better in the home environment.
Today is the usual: grocery store, Mt. Hampermore, car wash (it's FILTHY!!!!)
We have a practice with the LLBN crew from 6-8.
Not much else.
Time to forage in the kitchen.Last edit by dianah on Sep 16, '07
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|interviewed by Dot Dannenberg
First up is Erin Justice (just Justice, please), a twenty-something who loves words and books and has a weakness for chips and salsa. But around here, she's better known as the writer behind Pennybacker, Hail Caesar..., Hoodoo, Sanctuary, and this week's Famine.
1:1000: When did you first know you wanted to be a writer?
ERIN JUSTICE: My parents were great bedtime readers and storytellers, and growing up in the South I was exposed to an amazing folklore tradition. I grew up with stories all around me, and I could usually be found with a book in hand. In high school, I started writing more than reading. When I was fifteen, I decided I would be a novelist. When I was eighteen, I decided I abhorred Northwestern's English department. I stopped writing for years, because in college you're supposed to "find yourself." It took me years to realize that I pretty much had that figured out in high school, and I'm still trying to reconcile the self-made me with, well, me. And for better or worse, I'm a big ole word nerd who wants to write.
1:1000: What writing projects are you working on now?
EJ: I've written one full manuscript - I started it in high school, so it's kind of a hot mess. It helped me figure out my bad writing habits, and my strengths and weaknesses. I'm working on another manuscript right now - a good one, I hope - that's set in the same world, a couple of generations after the first one. I don't want to give too many details, but I'm describing it as a post-apocalyptic/fantasy mash-up. I've also been working on a couple of short stories - one for fun, one for submission. Most of the day-to-day stuff happens over at my blog, and I have some pretty fun projects planned for the rest of the year. I was working on a novella, but it got too cumbersome and felt forced, so I've tabled it.
1:1000: Where do you do most of your writing, and do you have a writing routine?
EJ: I do most of my writing at home, though I have been known to bang out a few hundred words at the Starbucks near work. My fiance and I are lucky to have more house than we need (right now), so I claimed the smallest room as a home office. I try to keep to a routine, but it shifts with every major change in my life. The biggest one of late has been a (much needed) recommitment to my health, and trying to figure out how a workout fits into my day - and where that leaves writing. My goal is to have my home office and routine squared away by the end of August.
1:1000: This may be a challenge for as much as you read, but what's the last thing you read that blew your mind?
EJ: Ha. Probably Monica Byrne's The Girl in the Road. It's my favorite book so far this year. I finished it a few weeks ago and have been telling everyone to check it out. It's so immersive and so deep - as soon as I finished it, I wanted to reread it from the beginning, just to try and unpack more of it. It explore themes of identity, gender, sexuality, perception, and religion. And those are just the ones I can think of off the top of my head! It's very Margaret Atwood (can that be a thing now?).
1:1000: For 1:1000, you've written about everything from lesbians on spring break to a plague that wipes out humanity to Hurricane Katrina. What are some of the sources of your inspiration?
EJ: I had a wonderful childhood. I think I need to say that right off the bat, because there's a dark streak (or you know, a total blackout) in a lot of what I write. I get inspired by music - I love listening to musical scores, and I'll often intentionally select soundtracks that channel the tone I want to capture. Other times I get lost in music, and I end up dreaming up characters. I also just write what I want to write. That sounds very dumb and basic, but it really can be a useful starting point. If I can identify a theme or mood, the characters usually take over. And sometimes the end result is better than what I planned! "Tequila Sunrise" started as a love story, but originally between Cheyenne and - gasp - Adrian. Obviously, that didn't work. The writing told me that, and so did Cheyenne, in her own fictional character way.
1:1000: What's your approach to engaging with a photo and sticking within the limits of the 1,000-word form?
EJ: I treat my story as a snapshot of a character's life. I'm trying to capture a piece of someone (or a shared relationship), and I only have a 1,000 words to make it meaningful. You can reduce someone in a 1,000 words - or you can give them a significant, resonating story...I think I'm more successful with some pieces than with others.
1:1000: You've described your writing as having "a touch of whimsy and darkness, skating on the edge between magic and madness: fanciful and yet feral." I've heard this sort of writing described as "genre bending"--what appeals to you about writing between these lines?
EJ: Ha! Well, the "fanciful and yet feral" line is something I got from Eowyn Ivey's The Snow Child. I read that book on a ski trip and decided it was the perfect way to describe the dark, fantastical tone and concepts in most of my writing. I know this is kind of a cop-out to this answer, but what appeals to me is that this is voice I've found. It took me years to find it (and accept it), but I guess genre bending is who I am as a writer. And I think we're seeing more and more of that, on a larger scale - books that are YA, but also dystopian and sci-fi and in turn, horror. Fantasy that blends into biography or epic poetry. When my parents grew up, "creative non-fiction" wasn't a thing, but now you have to have something lyrical and captivating if you want to be successful (and heard). I guess we're all just trying to be our own storytellers.
1:1000: You, maybe more than anyone else I know, live an entirely immersive literary life. You write stories for 1:1000 and your own blog, Manuscripts & Marginalia. You seem to be constantly reading and reviewing books. And you even have time to write about makeup and clothing box subscriptions hauls each month. On top of this, you have your lengthier writing projects, and you still have time to keep your facebook wall flowing with links to the best craft articles on the web. TEACH US YOUR BLACK MAGIC. How can we lowly mortals be as prolific and engaged as you are?
EJ: Well, part of it just that I have this weird space in my life right now. I'm in between education programs right now (I want to get my MFA, because of course I do). I don't have kids (I've noticed this is when many parents go "ohhhhh!"). As far as tangible takeaways - I listen to audiobooks as I'm driving (my daily commute is ninety minutes total) or doing chores. I have an Audible account and I increased the Narration speed. That's been a big factor in how many books I finish during the year. I also started using Klout, which gives me an option to schedule Facebook/Twitter posts. I tend to check RSS feeds early in the morning, at lunch, and in the evening, so it helps me avoid a social media blitzkrieg. I also tend to approach anything as an exercise in voice. The downside is that I think I've started to lose some of my own touch. If you read my blog, you'd get the impression that I'm a fashionista who can hold her own at Sephora. The reality is I live in comfortable shirts and jeans, and my makeup routine usually consists of me poking myself in the eye with something black and smudgy. I don't want to 180-degree overhaul my blog, but I will be making some very deliberate content/tone changes soon so RealMe can talk over #Me.
1:1000: How do you manage to balance your day job with the work you really want to be doing?
EJ: Sometimes well and sometimes poorly. At times it isn't so much a balance as it is a teeter-totter. I do set boundaries. If I have an idea at work, I jot it down. I force myself to take my break to capture words that won't leave me alone. I also leave the building if I want to write during the day. Staying in the office is begging to be interrupted or just plain blocked. Self-motivation and pep talks work, too. There are days when I have to remind myself that I'm blessed to have a stable job, benefits, and a (fairly) regular 40-hour/week schedule. My day job is a safety net, which can be a good and bad thing. I try to focus on the good as much as I can. One thing I didn't think of until now - I work with curriculum at a university. I don't see students every single day, but I have to understand students' learning styles and motivations. I think about students a lot in my job, and all the opportunities they have is another source of motivation for me. I'm also inspired by the number of graduate students who choose to dedicate time and energy into a deliberate choice and effort to change their lives. I don't want to be my own biggest limitation or missed opportunity.
1:1000: What sayings or mantras are you living by lately?
EJ: Lately? That's a good caveat. I could go with "be a fountain, not a drain," because I want to inspire others. Or I could say "collect moments not things" because I'm trying to focus on the now rather than the objective materialistic representation of the now. I could go with "We have always fought," which is the title of Kameron Hurley's Hugo-nominated blog post about women being people with agency. Or I could say <insert hip phrase from pop culture reference> because <hip things the youth say on the interwebz>. But really, after browsing my Pinterest inspiration board for too long, I'm just gonna have to go with the last sentence from the final Calvin & Hobbes strip: "It's a magical world, Hobbes, ol' buddy...let's go exploring!" The world is a limitless, wonderful place, and I don't want to forget that.


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France, 1848. [France], 1848-1849. Petit Atlas Géorgaphique. Manuscript atlas, hand drawn and hand coloured, by a young lady named Julea Pona, comprising 15 maps with manuscript border, an astrological diagram, an altitude chart of the world's highest mountains and notable rivers, and a manuscript title page. Text is in French. Signed to front endpaper by the author. 8vo. 34 pages. Navy blue cloth boards. Tear to one leaf at bottom margin, otherwise in very good condition, a pleasing volume. Contemporary to the European Revolutions of 1848, the geographical content herein largey reflects European boundaries which were established at the Congress of Vienna 1814-15 and the fall of Napoleon, while also also highlighting territorial changes resulting from the then current Revolutions. [With the Congress of Vienna, France lost all of its recent conquests, while Prussia, Austria and Russia made major territorial gains.] The maps pre-date the construction of the Suez Canal (1859-1869), the charting of Alaska (began in 1859), some highly significant polar explorations such as the discovery of the discovery of the Northwest Passage (1851), and the entire Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration (ca. 1895-1917). The volume begins with a visual illustration of geographical terminology, an altitude chart of the world's highest mountains and notable rivers, as well as, most appropriate for the time, a detailed astrological chart. A lovely presentation, the amateur geographer's work also illustrates what was known and what was yet unknown of the world some 165 years ago. The double hemisphere world map does not include Russian America, the Arctic or Antarctica, which were then uncharted. Alaska and the Aleutian Islands are not present, as the map pre-dates the start of exploration of the region by some twenty years. North and south polar regions are not delineated, but merely indicated with a circular outline. This map pre-dates the discovery of the discovery of the Northwest Passage in 1851 and every subsequent expedition to finally traverse it. It also pre-dates the entire Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration (ca. 1895-1917). The map of Russia (see above) shows its acquisition of parts of Poland, following the Congress of Vienna. [Russia also retained Finland which was conquered from Sweden in 1808, and Bessarabia which was taken from Turkey in 1812.] The historic Austrian Empire, officially proclaimed in 1804 in response to the coronation of Napoleon as the Emperor of the French, and at the time of Miss Pona's work being a State of the German Confederation, is drawn here with Transylvania (now part of Romania), Bohemia and Moravia (region now in the Czech Republic), Slavonia and Dalmatia (two of the four historical regions of modern-day Croatia), the Kingdom of Illyria on the Balkan Peninsula (part of modern-day Albania), the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia (now part of Italy), and so forth. [From March 1848 through November 1849, the Empire was threatened by revolutionary movements, most of which were of a nationalist character. Both liberal and socialist currents resisted the empire's longstanding conservatism. Ultimately, the revolutions failed, partly because the individual groups had conflicting goals.] France is shown here when it was divided only into 86 departments including Corsica. A separate map shows France divided into 32 provinces, the former administrative system prior to the creation of departments. The provinces were abolished entirely in the years of the French Revolution. [The division of the country into departments was established on 4 March 1790. The number of departments, initially 83, was increased to 130 by 1809 with the territorial gains of the Republic and of the First French Empire. Following Napoleon's defeats in 1814-1815, the Congress of Vienna returned France to its pre-war size; the number of departments was reduced to 86 (as seen here), as three of the original departments had been split. Twelve years after this map was drawn, in 1860, France acquired the County of Nice and Savoy, creating of three new departments. Changes and expansion continued over the course of time. Today France is divided into 96 metropolitan departments and 5 overseas departments.] The map of Germany was made during the German Revolutions of 1848-1849 and delineates only the 17 states which formed the German Confederation and the Kingdom of Prussia, which remained in effect until which lasted, with some changes in the member states, until 24 August 1866, under the presidency of the Austrian imperial House of Habsburg. A general map of Europe extends from the Samoyed (Nenets) inhabited reaches of northern Russia (roughly at Indiga), to Aleppo in Syria which was then part of the Ottoman Empire. Continental maps include France; Great Britain; an uncoloured map of Sweden, Denmark and Norway; Russia; the German Confederation; Belgium; Switzerland; Italy; Spain and Portugal; a map titled 'Greece and Turkey' which essentially shows the possessions of the Kingdom of Greece after the 1932 War of Greek Independence; and Holland - the former province on the western coast of the Netherlands. Maps illustrate several of these countries individually with further detail. A work in progress, further pages have headings for maps that have not been drawn, suggesting a tragedy possibly ending the life of the young author, or an emigration abroad, as a result of the events of the French Revolution of 1848. The Revolutions of 1848, known in some countries as the Spring of Nations, People's Spring, Springtime of the Peoples, or the Year of Revolution, were a series of political upheavals throughout Europe in 1848, largely Republican revolts against European monarchies. 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Manchester City winger Robinho says he's happy with his new look.
Robinho has been starring for Brazil at the World Cup sporting a scratchy looking beard.
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A 2010 graduate of the UAC-CP's Veterinary Science Department, Maribel is the only certified veterinarian in the entire Municipality of Irupana located in the rural mountains of Bolivia's South Yungas —seven hours away by bus from the capital city of La Paz.
As the owner and operator of a small veterinary clinic, Maribel is responsible for providing consultations and prescribing and selling medicines to animal owners. Her services are mobile; she often rides her motorcycle to make house calls to attend to sick animals in remote areas.
A native of El Alto, a large and extensively poor city on the outskirts of La Paz that is home to many Bolivians who are leaving the rural areas, Maribel and her husband Porfirio (UAC-CP '09) made a conscious decision to raise their three children in Irupana.
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A Pollan-esque look at the truth about wheat: meal or menace? No topic in nutrition is more controversial than wheat.
While megasellers like Grain Brain and Wheat Belly suggest that wheat may be the new asbestos, Stephen Yafa finds that it has been wrongly demonized. His revealing audiobook sets the record straight, breaking down the botany of the wheat plant we've hijacked for our own use, the science of nutrition and digestion, the effects of mass production on our health, and questions about gluten and fiber - all to point us toward a better, richer diet.
Wheat may be the most important food in human history, reaching from ancient times to General Mills. Yafa tours commercial factories where the needs of mass production trump the primacy of nutrition and reports on the artisan grain revolution. From a Woodstock-like kneading conference to nutrition labs to a boutique bakery and pasta maker's workshop in Brooklyn, he also finds that there may in fact be a perfect source of wheat-based nutrition. Its name is sourdough.
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According to Pastor Mark Batterson in this unabridged audio download, The Circle Maker, Drawing prayer circles around our dreams isnt just a mechanism whereby we accomplish great things for God. Its a mechanism whereby God accomplishes great things in us. Do you ever sense that theres far more to prayer, and to Gods vision for your life, than what youre experiencing? Its time you learned from the legend of Honi the Circle Makera man bold enough to draw a circle in the sand and not budge from inside it until God answered his prayers for his people. What impossibly big dream is God calling you to draw a prayer circle around? Sharing inspiring stories from his own experiences as a circle maker, Mark Batterson will help you uncover your hearts deepest desires and God-given dreams and unleash them through the kind of audacious prayer that God delights to answer.
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With trade looming as an important issue in the presidential campaign, the normally staid annual Senate hearing on trade policy became a political forum on Tuesday, with Democrats pushing issues supported by their presumptive nominee, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, and Republicans pleading for strong ammunition for their side.
But the biggest sign offered by the administration about getting tough on trade was the possibility of suing China at the World Trade Organization because of its tax on imported semiconductors -- an issue that has not captured the political imagination.
Senator Bob Graham, Democrat of Florida, gave the federal government a grade of D, on average, for what he called its poor efforts to keep the United States competitive in the global economy.
Senator Blanche L. Lincoln, Democrat of Arkansas, who is normally worried about finding foreign markets for her state's rice and cotton crops, raised her party's standard complaint that the administration has to improve labor and environmental standards.
Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the Republican chairman of the Finance Committee, said that he was frustrated that Senator Kerry made ''strong comments'' about jobs lost to outsourcing overseas, and Mr. Grassley asked Robert B. Zoellick, the trade representative, to come up with good answers for a rebuttal.Continue reading the main story
''I don't have a single town meeting where something isn't brought up about outsourcing,'' Mr. Grassley said.
Mr. Zoellick ducked the question, proving he had learned a lesson from N. Gregory Mankiw, the chairman of the president's Council of Economic Advisers, who caused a firestorm last month by saying losing jobs to outsourcing would work out in the end.
Choosing his words carefully, Mr. Zoellick said trade ''involves change, and that can mean difficulties for people.''
Outsourcing was judged neither good nor bad.
''It's a question of dealing with families and anxiety,'' he said. ''But I think the challenge is, How do you help people in a way that doesn't hurt or kill other jobs?''
Retraining programs, improved education and portable pensions were among Mr. Zoellick's proposed solutions.
It was in response to some of those ideas that Senator Graham gave the federal government, and the administration, the average grade of D, particularly, he said, for starving state governments of money they need to finance education.
In his prepared testimony, Mr. Zoellick made the familiar case that free trade benefits American workers.
''Americans can compete with anybody -- and succeed -- when we have a fair chance to compete,'' he said. ''Our goal is to open new markets and enforce existing agreements so that businesses, workers and farmers can sell their goods and services around the world and consumers have good choices at lower prices.''
But the Republican members of the panel asked Mr. Zoellick for specific proof that the administration could beat back Democrats on trade, picking some of the hottest issues: the trade deficit and China.
Senator Craig Thomas, Republican of Wyoming, asked whether the country's record-deep trade deficit would continue climbing.
Mr. Zoellick said there were other things to worry about and found a way to put the $489 billion trade deficit for 2003 in a positive light.
''If you go back and look at the '30s, at the time of the Great Depression, we had a trade surplus,'' Mr. Zoellick said. ''So the surplus or deficit numbers, while they are indicators, I'm not sure should be the prime goal.''
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Mr. Zoellick's answer would not fit easily in a sound bite.
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Rather than take on that issue, which has led to fiery debates on Capitol Hill, Mr. Zoellick said the United States would take China to the W.T.O. because of its tax on semiconductors, which is as much as 14 percent higher on imported computer chips than on those designed or manufactured in China, whether by domestic or foreign companies.Continue reading the main story


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(Rough Blue Sage) Honeybees and butterflies love this deer-resistant shrub, which grows wild on the southwestern Cape of South Africa. It is a member of the most diverse plant community in the world, the fynbos -- an Afrikaans word, meaning "fine bush" and referring to scrub plants or shrubbery.
Rough Blue Sage is a dense shrub that is heat tolerant and requires full sun. It grows in the wild along seepage areas, such as riverbeds, and in sandy soil among rocks. Good drainage is essential, but this plant can tolerate moist soil when necessary. It grows up to 4 feet tall with many strong, upright stems. The leaves are dotted with glands that release a strong scent when touched and leave a sticky residue on fingers.
The reddish-purple bracts surrounding the large powder blue flowers provide bonus color. Although it is considered to be a spring and summer bloomer, this sage puts on a show for us until autumn frost. We highly recommend this beauty, which makes a great patio plant in colder areas.
These are species that grow as woody shrubs and keep their foliage year round.
Pruning is both an art and a science. It takes practice, experience and learning from your mistakes to become a proficient pruner. The pruning information about this plant should be considered as a guideline for getting started. Your particular climate, soils, watering and fertility schedules, sun exposure, space requirements and weather are all factors that influence how and when you choose to prune. We're providing a starting place for you, and over time you will learn the particularities of this plant in your garden. Don't be afraid to get started – Salvias, in general, are quick to rebound if inappropriately pruned.
Deadheading – the removal of spent flowers, is a practice that will always benefit the plant's health and appearance. This can be done at any time. Pruning involves removal of entire stems of spent growth. Becoming "spent" means that flowering stems stop blooming and begin going to seed.
(Mauretania Tingitana Sage) Native to Northern Africa and Saudi Arabia, this sage has a long history of cultivation going back 400 years and weaving throughout various countries in the Middle East and North Africa before arriving in Europe in the 1700s. It was first described scientifically in 1777.
Before the discovery of its Saudi Arabian connection in 1989, the origin of this heat- and drought-tolerant perennial was a hotly debated mystery. Was it native to Egypt, Syria, Aleppo, Tunis or Tangier?
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Highly recommended.
(Mid-East Sage) Native to the mountains shared by Israel and Lebanon, this fragrant sage is drought resistant, heat tolerant and long blooming. Its tidy, basal foliage rises up and spreads only about 18 inches, but it has tall flower spikes.
Sometimes called Sticky Sage, its scientific name refers to the stickiness of the plant's calyxes, which cup small, dusky pink flowers that bloom spring into summer. Its strap-shaped leaves form a dense rosette.
Salvia viscosa is easy to grow. It is an efficient, heat-tolerant groundcover and is perfect for dry gardens in USDA Zones 8 to 10. Combine it in a mixed border with the deep purple flowers of Salvia coahuilensis, which is similarly short and has the same cultural needs of full sun and well-drained soil. Although Salvia viscosa can get by with little watering, it appreciates average moisture based on local conditions.
Fragrance as well as color attracts butterflies. However, they don't have noses. Instead, butterflies smell and taste with their antennas and feet. Here are some ways to attract them:
If you live in suburbs or rural areas where deer plunder gardens, Salvias (sages) can be part of your plan for discouraging these hungry visitors. Here are some tips.
Xeric plants are excellent for water conservation. They grow well in dry gardens with little to no supplemental watering once established. In fact, overwatering can harm these plants, which are native to dry environments such as deserts and chaparral.
At Flowers by the Sea, we identify all xeric plants with a blue plant marker that warns against overwatering. Here are some tips for growing and understanding our xeric, or blue tag, plants:
1) In a humid region, you may find it difficult to grow plants native to semi-arid and arid environments. Yet xeric plants may succeed if you have a persistently dry area, such as under a roof overhang or in the shelter of a tree.
2) Xeric plants are excellent for locations far from garden hoses, such as along sidewalks -- areas often referred to as "hellstrips."
3) Shipping is hard on xeric plants, which suffer from confinement in small containers as well as boxes. You may see some mold, spots on leaves or withered foliage when they arrive. But xeric plants perk up with proper care while hardening off in partial shade before planting.
4) When amending soil before planting, remember that xeric plants not only need excellent drainage but also flower better in low fertility soil. Fertilize sparingly and use a mix with more phosphorous than nitrogen to encourage flowering and discourage lax overgrowth of foliage.
5) Organic matter, such as compost, is an excellent soil amendment for xeric plants, because it keeps their roots healthy by improving aeration and drainage.
6) When your xeric plants are established, water infrequently to encourage deep root growth and to avoid fungal problems. However, it's a good idea to gently spray dust off foliage about once a week.


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Wednesday, November 22, 2017
MS House Video Feed
MS Senate Video Feed
Paul Hampton takes his turn over the weekend to beclown @NoelFritsch
PAUL HAMPTON: Gun rights gang shoots for the foot
"If it weren't for Noel Fritsch, Chris McDaniel would be a U.S. senator today."
-- Sir Winston Churchill
For the record, that's satire. I just wanted to see what it was like to be Noel Fritsch. He's the political mastermind from state Sen. Chris McDaniel's unsuccessful U.S. Senate campaign who has a knack for turning up whenever there is a whiff of scandal.
He was in the middle of the email trail that tripped up the nursing home photo gang. The pay-to-play preacher who said he was paid to buy votes for U.S. Sen. Thad Cochran changed his mind and said Fritsch paid him to say that.
"Off the record" and "on background" were common responses to my requests for information. Or he asked for my boss' email address. Or he doesn't respond at all.
Now comes his latest escapade -- the mailers from the National Association For Gun Rights. That's the group that thinks the National Rifle Association doesn't offer a spirited-enough defense of gun rights. Fritsch leads the Mississippi branch.
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Several months ago we bought 9 of the Malma frames, knowing we could use them somewhere. But instead they sat in a closet all this time! I finally decided to pull them out and brainstorm. It's not a new idea. They're basically designed to be personalized at home, since they're just unfinished wood.
I didn't prime them or anything, just started painting. I used this super cheap paint from Michael's and chose the Espresso color.
Regular price: 59 cents. Purchased on sale for half off. It's a little thin, so the wood just soaked up the first coat. It had a cool effect, kind of like staining, but I couldn't keep the look consistent enough to leave them that way.
After first coat:
After second coat:
Stay tuned for part 2.


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Limited-Incision Neck Lift
Visible signs of aging often result in the development of jowls and sagging skin and bands on the neck. These signs of aging are typically caused by weak tissue and muscles and a loss of the elastic property of the skin. For patients with an aged neck appearance, Dr. Kao performs his specialty Limited-Incision Neck Lift for dramatic, yet natural results.
Ideal candidates for a Limited-Incision Neck Lift are in good health and have begun to experience skin laxity along the jowls and neck. Dr. Kao often performs the limited-incision neck lift in conjunction with his Ponytail Lift™ to provide a global rejuvenation of the head and neck. However, Dr. Kao can perform the limited-incision neck lift as a stand-alone procedure for patients who have true neck laxity but good skin elasticity of the upper two-thirds of the face.
Good candidates may have visible signs of aging, including:
- Loose skin around the jowls
- Sagging skin around the neck
- Excess fat under the chin
The Limited-Incision Neck Lift is designed to provide the same dramatic results as a traditional neck lift but without unnatural distortion and scarring. Traditional neck lifts place the incisions in front or behind the tragus, which causes the tissues to pull mostly horizontally, distorting the tragus, shortening or elevating the sideburns, revealing a scar, and often resulting in an unnatural look. Also, traditional necks typically only dissect down to the Adam's apple to tighten the jawline but do not address the laxity at the base of the neck or the decolletage area.
With the appropriate patients, Dr. Kao performs his Limited-Incision Neck Lift and avoids placing any incision in front or behind the tragus of the ear to prevent all visible scarring. With the use of the endoscope, he then dissects the tissues all the way down to the clavicle and all the way to the posterior neck to tighten and lift the skin of the décolletage. Dr. Kao's technique provides a continuous flow of tightness of the skin from the chest to the jawline.
After separating the skin and fat from the neck muscle, he redistributes out the fat to ensure it is equal in thickness. Dr. Kao then performs an anterior neck plication to tighten the neck muscles and eliminate neck bands and performs a posterior neck corset that he developed in 2015 to reduce the circumference of the neck and make it appear longer. He places a fine incision discreetly under the chin, through which he removes the fat that is hidden under the muscle that is often missed and tightens and sutures the neck muscles together to correct the appearance of vertical neck bands. Some excess tissue may be trimmed away as necessary, and what remains is draped to highlight a new contour of the neck. Dr. Kao closes all incisions by burying his sutures to prevent scarring and places drains for five days to control swelling. Dr. Kao's limited-incision neck lift with anterior neck plication and posterior corset provides the neck with a thinner, elongated appearance.
All of Dr. Kao's patients are given the option of staying at an aftercare facility following their procedure. Serenity is a post-surgical care facility situated just across the street from Dr. Kao's surgical facility, and it is located in a Federal and state-licensed healthcare center.
You will experience some bruising and swelling following your surgery and be required to rest with your head elevated for several days post surgery. Many patients return to work within seven to ten days of their procedure. You will need to limit your strenuous physical activities for up to four weeks. By six weeks, most major swelling should have subsided, and your results will become final.
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Tickets and Travel
Steaua Bucharest v City: Ticket information
National Arena, Bucharest.
The Club has been given an allocation of 2,800 tickets for the UEFA Champions League Play-off first leg against Steaua Bucharest.
FC Steaua Bucharest v Manchester City
UEFA Champions League – Play off 1st Leg
Tuesday 16 August 2016
Kick-off – 9.45pm (local time)
Tickets are priced as follows:
- Adults: £11.50
Please note: Concession prices are not available and all juniors must qualify in their own right for this match.
Match ticket collection process
It is important to note the following prior to purchasing a match ticket:
- All tickets are to be collected in destination (Bucharest) upon production of your passport and official Club confirmation.
- Tickets are allocated to the qualifying supporter and cannot be transferred to, and/or used by, any other supporter.
- Tickets must be collected by the purchasing supporter and cannot be collected on behalf of others, this includes juniors and personal assistants.
- Ticket Points will be awarded after collection of the ticket in destination (within 7-working days), and not at the point of purchase. Refunds will not be issued for non-collected tickets.
- Disabled supporters will be required to provide the name of the personal assistant travelling with them.
- Supporters will be provided with a wristband when collecting their tickets.
- The wristband must be worn to gain entry to the stadium.
- Photo ID will also be required to gain entry to the stadium (passport, identity card, driving licence, etc).
- Supporters who arrive at the stadium without their wristband, match ticket and photo ID will be refused entry.
- Duplicate tickets and wristbands will not be issued for this match.
Further details in relation to the location of the ticket collection point, along with match safety and security information will be communicated to supporters as soon as possible.
Please ensure your email address is up to date to ensure that you receive this information. Update online or call Supporter Services on +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 3).
Qualifying sales criteria
Tickets will be available online at mancity.com/tickets or by telephone on +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 2)* for supporters that meet the following criteria.
There are no in-person sales for this match with the exception of our disabled supporters.
- Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard on the UEFA Competition Cup Scheme with 15,000 or more ticket points – Wednesday 10 August at 9am
- Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard on the UEFA Competition Cup Scheme with 10,000 or more ticket points – Wednesday 10 August at 12pm
- Any Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard on the UEFA Competition Cup Scheme – Wednesday 10 August at 3pm
- Any Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard with 15,000 or more ticket points – Thursday 11 August at 9am
- Any Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard with 10,000 or more ticket points – Thursday 11 August at 12pm
- Any Cityzens with a 2016/17 Platinum, Gold or 93:20 Seasoncard– Thursday 11 August at 3pm
- Cityzens Members – Friday 12 August at 9am
- Open sale to non-Cityzens Members – Friday 12 August at 12pm
Please note, match tickets for this fixture will be available until 5.30pm on Friday 12 August.
*Tickets purchased over the telephone will be subject to a £2.50 booking fee per ticket. Phone lines are open 24-hours, 7 days a week. No booking fee payable on tickets purchased online.
Cityzens with a Platinum or 93:20 Seasoncard will be awarded 40 ticket points. Cityzens with a Gold Seasoncard will be awarded 20 ticket points after collection of the match ticket in destination.
Disabled Supporters
The Club has received a limited number of wheelchair bays with the provision for a free personal assistant. Disabled supporters are unable to purchase online. Find out how to buy here. Those who meet the qualifying criteria should call the Disabled Ticket Line on +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 1).
For additional help or assistance, please contact our Access Officer on +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 1, option 1) or use our online 'frequently asked questions', #mancityhelp.
Respect the Badge
Manchester City Football Club is proud to have the best fans in the world and with your help we plan to keep it that way. As guardians of this great Club, we all have a responsibility to act as ambassadors of not only Manchester City, but also the City of Manchester.
On your visit to the National Arena, please respect the stewards and staff at the Club and we ask that you:
- Remain in the seat that you have purchased.
- Keep your ticket with you at all times.
- Do not block the aisles or gangways.
- Do not smoke.
- The use of pyrotechnics, flares and smoke bombs is strictly prohibited
- Luggage and bags are not allowed into the stadium
The Ticket Office and Supporter Services Team are available Monday - Saturday, 9am to 5:30pm (closed Sunday and Bank Holiday). Supporter Services will be open from 9am until 15 minutes after kick off for this fixture. Please call +44 (0)161 444 1894 (option 1, option 3).
Out of hours you can use our online 'frequently asked questions' #mancityhelp. You can also ask us a question and keep up to date via our official Supporter Services Twitter account, @MANCITYHELP.
All tickets are sold subject to availability and are issued subject to Manchester City Football Club Limited's 2016-17 Away Match Terms and Conditions of Sale and the applicable Ground Regulations of the opposing team.


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How to do On page SEO tips for natural traffic – Techworld
In search engine optimization, there are 2 most important factors – On-page SEO and OFF page SEO. On page SEO is related with the initial analysis and blog optimization before we submit the blog as live. Just to say, i give my 100% to follow the Best On-page SEO tips. The advantage of these best on-page SEO practice is the natural traffic which comes to our blog post. Lets us check how to do ON PAGE SEO for natural traffic to our blogs and website. Natural traffic is always useful since it give many time more earning than any other ways.
Best On Page SEO Tips
Step 1: Get the best keywords for your blog
Keywords are like pillars or cornerstone for your blog. It is one of the top most factor while doing ON Page SEO. Keywords plays a very crucial point of any SEO campaign. They are the material on which the SEO works with. Right keywords are like the right ingredient without which a food cannot be prepared. You cannot make an apple pie with any fruit, you have to select the right fruit to get the correct dish. Similarly, an SEO cannot make a website to succeed with wrong keywords. Get the best keywords, and your half work is completed.
While selecting the keywords, the possibility of conversion is more with long tail or key-phrases. The search volume might be low, but it ranks much faster and easily converts since potential customers always use targeted and specific key-phrases to find their desired service. For example, "make money with Adsense on blogs" is more specific than just " Make money with Adsense".
Useful link: Best Keyword tool to find the right keywords for your blog
Step 2: Make eye catching title tags and Meta description
We have seen that eye catching title tags have more chances of getting visitors through search engines. These title create the curiosity among the users to check inside the blog content. Some of the most widely used words to make it eye catchy are – Top tips, disclosed, revealed, is it spam?, how to, why, discovered, mystery solved, etc. Now it depends upon the type of post you are working on. Meta description is equally important like the title tag when talking about best on page SEO tips and tricks. You may have seen, while your the pages are displayed in search engines, its only the title tag and meta description which increase the chances of getting more click on your link. make sure your Title Tag and Meta Description includes the main keyword which is very important part of on page SEO strategy.
Step 3: Enter enough words to fulfill the hunger of the reader
It is believed that Google loves to rank blogs with quality contents and in-depth informational post. The average size of a post must be atleast 500-750 words. I have seen that most of the top ranking posts in Google have more than 1500 words many times. This shows that Google loves blogs which devote more time in creating quality and in dept contents. While creating the content, please user have included your main keyword along with other related long tail keywords.
Useful Link: How to make money with Google Adsense for blogs and websites
Step 4: Include images with alt tag
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Make sure to set the title of the post in H1 tag, and it must include the main keyword. You can use other sub headings in H2, H3 and H4 tags. Try to include the selected keywords in these titles as well. While creating the content, we must make the keywords as bold, underlined or italic. Try to keep the targeted keywords look different from your usual font.
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You can follow this step to increase your page views. This is also very important point from On page SEO point of view, since through these internal links the Google crawler gets more pages to craw on your website. It becomes more easier for the crawler to travel through your blog and pages. More the crawler stays on your post, more indexing you get for your pages.
Step 7: Utilizing the power of social media
Once i am done with article posting, i always like to share it in social media sites and most importantly on Google plus network. It helps in faster indexing for the newly posted articles. More the social signal you get for the blogs, better it ranks in the search engines.
These are some of the best on-page SEO tips on how to do on page SEO for better ranking and get natural traffic for your bogs and website.
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text: Folks, So I just got my laptop (a Gateway Solo 2300SE) yesterday. This machine has a NeoMagic video card (128XD card, I believe. NM2160 chipset). So far Linux has gone fairly painlessly. PCMCIA was a pain, as the modules installed by the Debian 1.3.1 CD were different than the ones the kernel wanted to use, but it works once I recompiled. X installed completely without a hitch, I'm very happy to say. I installed the basic X stuff and the VGA16 Xserver. I then unpacked the redhat glibc XBF_NeoMagic server in the root directory, tweaked the XF86Config to remove modes my machine couldn't handle and startx was very, very happy. (my trackpad even worked on the first try). I'm impressed. Hmm, one last hitch which, perhaps, someone can help me with. I'm running the pcmcia-cs and modules that were most recent via dselect. The original modules I installed, the ones from 1.3.1 worked fine. This new version will not autodetect insertion or ejection of a pcmcia card. I have to manually run cardctl insert and cardctl eject. I have verified that cardmgr is running and there is nothing in the /var/log/syslog to show it complaining. Anyone have a clue to lend? -Seth -- "It is by will alone I set my mind in motion" -- Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe email@example.com < /dev/null


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|Quoting Udo (Reply 1):
They never stop to amaze me!
|Quoting Udo (Reply 1):
Just like N579JB says...Can't Stop Lovin' Blue...
|Quoting Canoecarrier (Reply 6):
Basically, it would be like taking a digital picture and blowing it up, the image loses clarity.
|Quoting Mtnmanmakalu (Reply 8):
UDO, YOU amaze me!!! Whenever there is a B6 post of any nature, you are the 1st one to grease the pole!!!
|Quoting Mtnmanmakalu (Reply 8):
What the hell- are you management or part owner??!!
|Quoting Avpilot01 (Reply 13):
They should have used that money spend on the TV screens to store up for the winter. It is going to be a hard one.
|Quoting Canoecarrier (Reply 6):
I'd heard that the resolution is exactly the same as the smaller tv's, can anyone confirm that? Basically, it would be like taking a digital picture and blowing it up, the image loses clarity.
|Quoting Canoecarrier (Reply 19):
I'd hardly say that was criticism. It was phrased as a question, and just because I didn't grease the pole of B6 doesn't mean I was bashing them. I'd originally heard that comment from someone who saw the screens over 6 months ago, and wanted clarification since it's being rolled out now. I wouldn't be so thin skinned, it is a discussion forum.
|Quoting JetBlueAtJFK (Thread starter):
The old screens will
be sold to Virgin Blue and put on their planes (funny because Richard Branson
and David Neeleman have somewhat of a tense relationship).
|Quoting Beauing (Reply 24):
It's also funny because Richard Branson likes to brag: "mine is bigger than yours..."
|Quoting Crogalski (Reply 23):
We had N618JB fly in today, I had to do the bin, but I ran up the rear airstairs quickly and inside to check out the new TV's, I must say, the seats and TV's look a lot nicer than they did before. It's a lighter color material, unfortanetly, I didn't have my camera with me to snap a shot, but next time it comes in, I'll make sure to grab a pic.
|Quoting Mtnmanmakalu (Reply 8):
Quoting Udo (Reply 1):
They never stop to amaze me!
UDO, YOU amaze me!!! Whenever there is a B6 post of any nature, you are the 1st one to grease the pole!!!
What the hell- are you management or part owner??!!
|Quoting Joost (Reply 10):
The pixel size will increase, yes. But it will proably still be fine. It is like with computer screen, there are laptop computers equiped with 15" 1400x1050 screens, whereas desktop TFT screens 17" @ 1280x1024 are still very sharp (and IMO even better, I am working on one too Wink ). I don't know what the current resoltuions is, something like 400x300?
|Quoting Avpilot01 (Reply 13):
OK, I am not bashing JetBlue but doesn't anybody think that is a waste of money?
|Quoting Avpilot01 (Reply 13):
I mean what was wrong with their existing TV screens?
|Quoting Avpilot01 (Reply 13):
They should have used that money spend on the TV screens to store up for the winter. It is going to be a hard one.
|Quoting Ikramerica (Reply 18):
Considering NTSC TV is 640x480 (using square pixels)
|Quoting Ikramerica (Reply 18):
There is NO benefit of using an 800x600 screen or larger on NTSC material.
|Quoting Ikramerica (Reply 18):
But DirecTV is notoriously bad on many channels with compression artifacts, including many channels B6 buys, and adding scaling on top of that would be a bad, bad move.
|Quoting Ikramerica (Reply 18):
Basically, you need to learn more about this topic before criticizing B6 for doing the right thing.
|Quoting Jetsetsteve (Reply 21):
i think the smaller PTVs are going to be used for Virgin Blue install...so they are getting some of there money back..
|Quoting SATX (Reply 27):
Wrong. The production stage is much higher and the broadcast stage is much lower. I think you're trying to refer to DirecTV.
|Quoting SATX (Reply 27):
Consider actually practicing what you preach and following your own advice before you go mouthing off on the next poster. Your preconceived notions regarding video resolutions vary from questionable to patently false.
|Quoting SATX (Reply 27):
My guess is that Jetblue is buying whatever is on the market instead of saying "We want to pay a lot more for a certain specific size with a certain specific resolution because we think we know more about video screens than the supplier does."
|Quoting PHXinterrupted (Reply 26):
No, he's just extremely pro Airbus.
|Quoting AbirdA (Reply 28):
Fact: NTSC stands for National Television System Committee
|Quoting AbirdA (Reply 28):
Fact: The NTSC has defined standards for broadcast quality video in countries including the USA since 1953. You don't get to argue with them.
|Quoting AbirdA (Reply 28):
Fact: The NTSC defines a standard definition digital video feed (exactly like *gasp* that which DirecTV offers) as an interlaced stream of luminance and color information at a resolution of 720x480 pixels which plays at a rate of 29.97 frames per second, most of which can be displayed on any given television screen.
|Quoting AbirdA (Reply 28):
Fact: There is no point in having a digital screen like JetBlue uses on board capable of displaying any more than 720 pixels horizontally and 480 pixels vertically, regardless of its physical size.
|Quoting AbirdA (Reply 28):
Fact: Having a screen with lower resolution is a detriment to the video stream.
|Quoting Erikwilliam (Reply 33):
can they put a 6.8inches on a 190?
|Quoting MAH4546 (Reply 29):
LiveTV, who also provides TVs to Westjet and Frontier, is a wholly owned subsidiary of jetBlue
|Quoting Erikwilliam (Reply 33):
that leads me to a question:
B6 E-190 will have PTV´s, it´s a fact, how big will they be then?
can they put a 6.8inches on a 190?
|Quoting SATX (Reply 35):
Quoting Erikwilliam (Reply 33):
can they put a 6.8inches on a 190?
Why not? I mean, what would the potential problem be?
|Quoting SATX (Reply 35):
Well, you learn something new every day.
|Quoting Rj777 (Reply 36):
Does anybody besides me think Jet Blue is going to steal customers from the bigger airlines?
|Quoting Jetsetsteve (Reply 40):
Just so everyone knows ROW 1 does not have the bigger sceens. still the old style ones...flew on it last night.
|Quoting DeltaGuy767 (Reply 41):
I'm flying on B6 from JFK-NAS-JFK this Dec, so I hope that they will be ready by then, and I can't wait to try out B6.
|Quoting NYC777 (Reply 3):
No if they start TranAtlantic and Transpacific service with 787s we'll really love them!
|Quoting Canoecarrier (Reply 43):
I'm fairly certain that flight, like the SJU flights won't have LiveTV for the entire flight. However, they may be offering movies on the tv's.
|Quoting CaptinTuT (Reply 44):
I'm Praying for that, B6 is amazing airlines and I would love to fly them overseas.
|Quoting Alitis (Reply 50):
How big are Song's screens? Song's touchscreens are very nice and seem quite big.
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Sunday, 28 September 2014
Angel of Sympathy
Hi everyone, I hope that you've all had a lovely crafty weekend, I
have spent my weekend colouring up this beautiful image from Aurora Wings
she is called Angel of Sympathy I haven't quite decided what to do with
her yet but I wanted to share her with you all.
I coloured her using my Pro/Flexmarkers in the following colours
Skin~ Coral, Dusky Pink & Blush
Hair~ Satin, Tan & Tawny Owl
Dress~ Sand Dune, Putty & Budding Rose
Wings~ Ivory & Pastel Beige
Cala Lilies~ Ivory, Ice Grey 1+2, Starfish, Honeycomb & Terracotta
Calla Lily Leaves~ Pear Green, Apple Cider & Marsh Green
I also masked of the image and used Time Holtz Tumbled Glass
Distress Ink
I hope that you like her
Huge Hugz
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very nice cardReplyDelete
Wonderful xx JanReplyDelete
So soft and elegant. Love the gentle colors of this, Lorraine.ReplyDelete
Mitzi xxx
Stunning! So elegant and gorgeous image, I do love the soft pastel colours, they look so delicate.ReplyDelete
Linda xxx
Beautiful image, fabulous colours.ReplyDelete
Sylv xx
its so delicate and elegant Lorraine its gorgeous.ReplyDelete
Gr Karin
So Beautiful the coloring is perfection.................LisReplyDelete
Beautiful delicate colours love the image .Jennifer xxReplyDelete
Absolutely gorgeous as always LorraineReplyDelete
Hugs Janet xxx
Beautiful colouring Lorraine. I can't wait to see what you do with her xxReplyDelete
This a gorgeous image so beautifully coloured. Hugs JackieReplyDelete
Just so stunning!ReplyDelete
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