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Welcome 2012!
As we move forward to a new year, we at UCreative would like to keep our community growing. We're proud of where we are right now, but of course that doesn't stop us from wanting to grow more!
We appreciate everyone's input and would like to hear what you want to see more of here on UCreative. Be it resources, design contests and opportunities, or really anything, let us know! While we may not be able to do everything that you have suggested, we will definitely look at each and every suggestion.
We're looking forward to hearing from all you amazing creative folks! Thanks, and Happy New Year!
I love everything, but just noticed something that could be improved...
Just made a double post (status update that came out repeated), and i can't find a way to delete the doubled status update.
Also that's kind of dangerous in case some spammers starts posting non-stop (remember that the status updates show up on the main page).
If i remember any other suggestion i'll let you know ;)
It's something with Ning that we're still unable to resolve until now. As for spammers, the moment they start even a trickle of that nonsense, I'm banhammering them!
Thought of anything else yet? :)
nop, nothing yet :\ Probably is a good sign :P
I have to say I really love the community you created. I joined about a month I got so many feedback and friends.
I have a question regarding the difference between the two tabs you have " Blog" and "Creative blogs". The meaning of "blog" is clear but what is difference between blog and "Forum" function. Also may be good idea to have a little explenation for "Creative blog".
Overall great work. Thanks for your hard work
Hi Saya,
Creative Blogs is a syndicate of the community's "Network Bloggers". It has all the links of the latest blog posts from the sites listed below (footer down there).
I think the "Forum" is more of a discussion area while the "Blog" is more of an Article or News posting. I'm not 100% sure though, but that's how i find it.
Definitely love this site, but one thing I've noticed that would be more helpful is if you could reorder your pictures somehow? For some reason, they uploaded in the wrong order and its off. Not a big request or anything, just would be nice... :D
Another Ning issue I'm afraid, but I've added this to the list of to-dos our web developer should check out -- problem though is that he's just one guy right now, and this is a big office lol
Let me know anytime if you find anything else we can improve on, I'll learn to code if I have to!
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1999Brainwave is a website with information about the brain and its functions, anatomy as well as its history, evolution. The site also features topics of interest such as IQ, memory, Extrasensory power. We added interactivity to the site by allowing users to submit their views on the topic. Education Objective : 1. Introduce the wonders of the brain to layman and students alike. Our aim is to present the beauty of the brain in a palatable, colourful manner, far from how it is featured in textbooks. We take the advantage of the Internet's flexibility to make learning about the brain an adventure in itself, with all the multimedia and interactivity to go with it. 2. We feel the need to increase our own team's knowledge in the brain and also our skills in web design and time management. And indeed this objective have been reached after all the months of planning and research.
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Num Of Pc | 3 |
Digital Identity Protection | Yes |
Realtime Proactive Protection | Yes |
Features | Advanced Cloud Technology Hybrid Protection Two-way personal firewall Protects against hacker attacks Anti-Phishing and Anti-Spam technology Provides reliable protection for your personal information and guards against unwanted spam and adware System Watcher Monitors suspicious application activities and allows you to roll back system changes made by malware Completely redesigned interface Makes navigating around the PC security program quick and easy Kaspersky File Advisor Allows you to check file safety with a single click of the mouse Kaspersky URL Advisor Marks web links with a color-coded tag to advise you of their danger level |
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Home Network Security | Yes |
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System Monitor | Yes |
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Pc Security Tuneup | Yes |
Automatic Scheduled Scan | Yes |
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Application Control | Yes |
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i have been using kaspersky for the past 5 years.i have used all antivirus and i can formly assure that kaspersky is the best product.
people should not judge product by its cheap cost but by its effectiveness(i have heard people telling me quickheal is better because it costs more :P)
but kaspersky is worlds most sold antivirus and thats the soul reason y its so cheapest
I purchased the Kaspersky Internet security after trying out the demo, its really awesome. Its light-weight and doesnt make lot of resources (Im using it on my Laptop) unlike my previous antivirus. The 2012 version is worth the few extra rupees than the 2011 version or the normal antivirus edition. It has additional features like cloud protection, web advisor, virtual keyboard and if im not mistaken it has a file encryption option also. So go ahead buy this Internet security.
Flipkart's service was excellent. Congrats on the new courier service, it was much much more speedy than other couriers.
i am using kaspersky internet security since 2009 and my opinion is that kaspersky is the best internet security antivirus present in the market.no virus can beat kaspersky's protection.once it is been installed into system forget about any threat & surf the internet without any fear.the only thing one has to remember that to update it online atleast everyday.
one problem which i faced with kaspersky 2012 new version is that after installation the defragmentation process create problem & the update files have troubles to get defragmented i.e system could not de fragment updated files of kaspersky internet security & system gets down slow but this problem does not occurs while you use older version updated.
This is my very 1st review and my 3rd purchase from Flipkart. Service of Flipkart is just awesome.
Kaspersky Internet Security 2012 is the bast Antivirus out there. A simple search on Google will suffice any quarries for that matter.
But I was unable to decide between Bitdefender and Kaspersky. Both are best of the class. I choose Kaspersky based on the following reasons:
1. Low memory footprint on the system, and,
2. Some of the Flipkart-buyers have complained that the Bitdefender-installation-CD is scratched, even to the point that it won't install from the CD and they had to download the installation file from the site! (see Bitdefender reviews).
After installing Kaspersky I faced the following Activation Error :--"Necessary resource is unavailable on the activation Server"
To resolve your issue with the Kaspersky Activation please follow the below steps.
1) Click on Activate Trial version.
2) Click on Next & finish.
3) Click on Update & Run Update 100%. (it will take a long time to update and you will keep on thinking if you hav just wasted your money)
4) After update is 100% restart computer
5) Open Kaspersky IS 2012, Click on Manage License.
6) Click on Enter Activation Code.
7) Enter 20 digit Activation Code.
8) Click on Next & finish. And it will work just fine.
Hope my review have helped you.
I have tried a lot of security suites and finally this is the one I admires the most. If you compare Norton Internet Security with this, Kaspersky is clearly the winner.
Pros :
- Low memory foot print on system
- Nice and clean UI
- Cloud based threat detection and monitoring
- Frequent updates
- Sandboxing of Apps and Browser.
- Rescue disk option for USB drives.
- Parental control is nice and easy to configure.
Cons -
- USB disk scanning proves a bit intrusive. It should only show the reports if any threat is found.
- Firewall doesn't seem much advanced one. Nothing much to configure.
I have chosen this one after testing Norton, Bit Defender, Avira, Eset Nod32 and Avast. I didn't prefer Norton UI. Bit Defender: is a complete resource hog, eating out system and network bandwidth. Avira: is good if you are going free antivirus, only problem is the nag screen with false positives and ESET Nod32: virus detection rate is less.
Overall I give 9/10 to this. Only points where it can improve is bundling a powerful Firewall system and fine-tuning some nag reporting screens.
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Mark your calendar and join us for the 89th Annual Hospital Days featuring the Hospital Days Parade and the 30th Annual Triathlon. This summer the festivities will begin with a community favorite, the Midway. That's right, the rides are back! Hosted by the Lake Sunapee Region Chamber of Commerce (LSRCC), the Midway will begin on the evening of Thursday, August 1st and go through Saturday, August 3rd.
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Someone tell Howard loudly your wife is a vile home wrecking whore, gold digger!
Let me try to translate using my pocket Gold Digger Translator™.
I like to travel = I like to spend time away from my ugly husband.
I like to do charity work = I want to be famous but try in vain to keep some integrity.
I used to be a supermodel = catalog modelling and even escorting.
I have my own money = I was broke living alone in a beat up apartment.
I was on Letterman regularly = I once blew him in his office for $500.
A fucking blind deaf person could smell Beth and figure out she's a gold digger
Howard could have done better. A new Aston Martin instead of a lease return 1989 Camero on blocks.
HS is intimidated by intelligent, successful women + probably none would put up with him for very long. HS needs to feel superior so he hooked up with a * dumb, used up coke whore.
☃ "There are entire websites dedicated to how ugly my wife is."
Beth is so despised. It's funny we all pretty much feel the same way about her but Howard seems clueless. After all he said Beth would still love him if he was a Plummer.
He said point blank Beth would still love him if he was a plummer
he thought that his fans would love beth. if they didn't try to ram her down our throats we at least wouldn't hate her. then he pissed on the fans. fuck them both.
☃ "There are entire websites dedicated to how ugly my wife is."
Jake Plummer is the MAN! Arizona State University LEGEND!
He was in the house at CU for the ASU-CU game on Saturday, cheering on the Devils who pulled out the victory with a layup as time ran out in OT. Heard he went back in the locker room to congratulate the team after the game.
He also left the same chick (a smokin' hot Latina chica) at the altar TWICE before settling down with another chick. Yeah, he probably knows a thing or two about gold diggers and how to avoid them (unlike Wiggy).
BTW, anytime my buddies and I spot a chick with low cut jeans bend over and expose some crack, the code word is "Jake Plummer!"
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After Mark Cuban said that, people laughed (Robin the loudest) and then before anyone could say anything else Howard said "so your wife is really hot?" the comment seemed very rushed and obviously he wanted to change the subject before anyone else could make any other comments.


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Warner: Trading for Alex Smith wouldn't 'cost that much'
The San Francisco 49ers may have plenty of suitors for quarterback Alex Smith this offseason, with the Arizona Cardinals possibly joining the mix.
Smith, who has become expendable to the 49ers after the emergence of second-year signal caller Colin Kaepernick, could be an ideal fit for a Cardinals team that still lacks an impact quarterback.
Former Cardinals QB and NFL Network analyst Kurt Warner told Arizona Sports 620's Burns and Gambo Monday he thinks Smith can be had at a reasonable price.
"First of all, I think San Francisco as a gesture to him is going to let him go. So I don't think it's going to cost that much," Warner said. "I think a three or a four [draft pick] would be my guess on what you had to give up to get him. So I don't think the cost is too high for a guy that can win at this level and shows what he brings to the table."
Smith has suffered his fair share of ups and downs, posting a 19-31 record over his first five seasons in the league. But he appeared to turn a corner last year, en route to a 19-5-1 record.
In 2012, Smith seemed in position to lead the 49ers for the foreseeable future, before a concussion derailed one of the best seasons of his career.
San Francisco then went on to post a 7-2 record with the dynamic Kaepernick at the helm before losing in the Super Bowl.
Smith's future is now up in the air, but he stands to be a popular target in trade talks this offseason. While the Cardinals seem like a logical fit for the 28-year-old quarterback, Warner said it's important for Smith to find a system that plays to his strengths.
"I think that's going to be the key for Alex Smith and whoever brings him in is make sure what you're going to do and how your team is built fits Alex Smith and if you're Alex Smith try to do the same thing," Warner said.
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From the sky, Jerusalem is a mass of white stone dwellings, spread over hilltops, with the walled Old City as a center point. Despite the city's buildings all being made from the same stone, (this is according to a planning law), the diversity from area to area is huge, with each neighborhood being its own little world. Within a matter of kilometers you can switch from the history and intensity of the Old City, to the cosmopolitan buzz of downtown, from the hubbub of a souk to the peacefulness of a panoramic look-out point, from hearing Arabic on Salah Al-Din Street to Hebrew in Malha Mall, from the religiosity of Mea Shearim to the dance club culture of Talpiot.
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The walled Old City is the center of Jerusalem (but sometimes feels like the center of the world), with Jewish West Jerusalem on its one side and Arab East Jerusalem on its other. It's a wonderful place to get lost in by day and to marvel at its fairytale-like beauty when it is floodlit at night. A walk around the Ramparts Walk of the city walls is recommended to get a feel for the geography of the Old City, which is composed of several different areas: the Muslim , Christian , Armenian , and Jewish Quarters as well as the highly contested Temple Mount. These quarters within the Old City can be divided into East Jerusalem and West Jerusalem.
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The Temple Mount is the location where it is said that Abraham prepared to sacrifice his son. Later, the First and Second Temples were built on this site, and it is believed that this is also the location from where the Islamic prophet Mohammed went to heaven. The gleaming gold-topped Dome of the Rock mosque, which dominates the Jerusalem skyline, stands in this compound as does Al-Aqsa Mosque .
The only remaining wall of the Temple provides the border between the Temple Mount and Jewish Quarter . This is the Western (Wailing) Wall and Judaism's most holy site, where worshippers pray verbally and stick written prayers into the cracks between the ancient bricks. The Jewish quarter also contains numerous religious institutions, museums and archaeological sites, such as the Cardo , an ancient Roman thoroughfare.
Another must-see area is West Jerusalem's Mea Shearim , which is inhabited by strictly Orthodox Jews living a life devoted to the Torah and dressing in the same way they have been doing for the last hundred years. Visitors should walk around this area with respect - in modest dress, without a camera, and refraining from public displays of affection.
The adjacent areas of Nahlaot and Mahane Yehuda Market are fascinating to walk through during the day - a bustling market and a pedestrianized residential area with the sound of song floating down alleyways and the poor and the gentrified living side by side in this old part of town.
Bordering the other side of the Temple Mount is the Muslim Quarter , which is rich in architecture from the Mamluk period (1250-1516). Its souks, which wind through countless alleys, are a treat for the senses, where you can experience the scent of Turkish coffee, the cries of the market sellers and interesting merchandise ranging from hair ribbons to chicken legs to feast your eyes on.
For people watching in East Jerusalem, the Damascus Gate area and Salah Al-Din Street are a hive of activity with vendors selling produce along the roadside and service taxis coming and going from Palestinian areas all over the country.
West Jerusalem
The differences in language, sights, and sounds between East and West Jerusalem will make you think you have arrived in a new country. Jaffa Gate is the entrance to the Armenian Quarter and Christian Quarters. On your way in, you will pass the Tower of David Museum . The Armenian Quarter is home to some 1000 Armenian residents, and much of the life of this community goes on behind the high walls of the Armenian Compound.
Within the Christian Quarter is the Holy Sepulchre where Jesus is said to have been crucified. Many pilgrims follow Jesus' last footsteps to this church along the 500 meter (one third mile) Via Dolorosa , (which is best approached from Lion's Gate). The Lutheran Church of the Redeemer and the Ethiopian Compound are also in this quarter.
Outside the Old City
One kilometer outside the walls of the ancient city (exit from Lion's Gate), more religious sites and wonderful views can be taken in from atop the Mount of Olives, home to the spectacular St Mary Magdalene , with its golden rooftop, the Chapel of the Ascension where they say Jesus rose to heaven and the Tomb of the Virgin Mary .
For fun, try the Russian Compund at night (West Jerusalem's bar area) and the touristy Ben Yehuda Street, Zion Square and surrounding alleyways, which have a lively mix of cafes, restaurants and specialty stores.
To get a feel for what hip locals like to do at night, go to the German Colony's Emek Refaim Street - a strip of eateries a couple of kilometers South of the Old City, with outdoor tables and specialty stores or the industrial zone of Talpiot (a few kilometers further south along the same road), which houses some of the city's dance clubs.
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Israel's plentiful range of home-grown fruits and vegetables means that Jerusalem has wonderful salads, fresh juices, and vegetarian dishes to offer. Menus draw heavily on local ingredients such as pine nuts, eggplant, mint, chickpeas, tomato, cucumber, avocados, figs, and Bulgarian cheese (Israel's answer to feta).
West Jerusalem
Vegetarians will find Jerusalem an easy city to eat out in, thanks to Jewish dietary laws that do not allow milk and meat dishes to be served in the same restaurant. Look out for Kosher dairy restaurants, which will have no meat on their menu, such as Yerushalayim haKatana , but might serve fish, and the juice bars that line the roads and alleys of the downtown area. For pure vegetarian food try the canteen style Village Green in the center of town.
Jerusalem has an eclectic range of food to offer due to its standing as an international city, a city on the crossroads between North Africa, the Mediterranean, and the Middle East–a city which is home to both Arab and Jewish cultures. Israel's Jewish immigrants come from all corners of the globe, leading to a lively culinary mix. Jewish food is more than smoked salmon bagels (available at the Holy Bagel ) and chopped liver. It is malouweh from Yemen (a deep fried dough served with tomato relish), spicy couscous stews from Morocco, on the menu at Darna , as well as the chicken matzo-ball soup and gefilte fish of Eastern Europe, served by places such as Marvad Haksamim in the Hechal Shlomo synagogue. At ILS130 a head, the King David is probably the priciest option.
The city's favorite snacks are falafel (deep fried balls made from crushed chick peas) and shwarma (slices of lamb) – both of which are served in pita bread along with hummus, tehina, salads, chips, pickles and spicy sauce. In West Jerusalem, head to the alleys of the Mahane Yehuda market for a cheap and authentic falafel experience.
Things happen late in Israel, and many restaurants do not get busy until 9p or later. The biggest concentration of eateries in West Jerusalem is in the pedestrians' area around Zion Square and Ben Yehuda Street, including the charming alleyways of Nahalat Shiva and Yoel Solomon. As this is a popular tourist area there are cuisines here from all around the world: bagel stands, creperies, South American steakhouses such as Pampas or El Gaucho , and Far Eastern food, be it sushi at Sakura or kimchee at Korea House , to name a few.
During Shabbat (just before sundown on Friday to the appearance of the first three stars on Saturday night) many eateries in West Jerusalem will be closed. However, non-Kosher establishments are open as well as the plethora of restaurants in East Jerusalem and the Old City (bar the Jewish Quarter), so you won't go hungry.
East Jerusalem
Sahlab is a delicious Arab drink made from the roots of orchids, which is served warm with a nutmeg and shredded coconut topping. Another popular local delicacy is the boureka – puff pastry with a savory filling, such as mashed potato, spinach, mushrooms, or white cheese. The Arabesque Restaurant is the place to go to get all of the traditional Middle Eastern cuisine as well as selections from various countries all over Central and Eastern Europe. Val's Brasserie Lounge is located in the American Colony Hotel and offers a relaxing experience and dishes from around the world.
Many Arab eateries, such as Pasha's , will provide a nargillah (water pipe with flavored tobacco) for relaxing after a meal. Israel is known for its light, healthy breakfasts and a visit to a breakfast buffet at a five-star hotel is recommended. The staples of an Israeli breakfast are a large range of cheeses and salad vegetables. In keeping with five-star tradition, there will also be omelets, crepes, smoked salmon, cheesecake, and fresh fruit. Guests can help themselves as many times as they like, and lunch afterwards is rarely necessary!
Old City
Inside the Old City, there are many places to grab a takeaway falafel or shwarma. Some other options for eating in this area are the charming Armenia Taverna or the more casual Bagel Bite . Also in the Old City is the always delicious and gourmet Michael Andrew . Abu Shakri in the Arab quarter provides good Middle Eastern food–for those wishing to eat their falafel sitting down. Try labana, a white cheese, and foul – a bean dish seasoned with lemon juice.
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Da Vinci Robot Surgical Risks Detailed
Da Vinci surgical robots have become ubiquitous in U.S. hospitals, with about 1,500 now operating just in the United States. But their rapid adoption has raised questions about whether they are really superior to other surgical methods such as laparotomy or an open surgery.
They are expensive, costing an estimated $3.5 million over a five-year period. And their comparative effectiveness over other surgical procedures has not been well documented.
In a January report, the ECRI Institute noted that in the midst of the growth of these devices, "questions remain about clinician learning curves, what the ideal training program is, how many procedures are needed to maintain proficiency and what criteria hospitals should use to credential surgeons using these systems."
Proponents of robotic surgery state that the benefits this technology offers, including improved visualization, precision, and dexterity for the surgeon, make these systems well worth the added cost incurred to implement and maintain them," the ECRI report said.
"While this may be true, the real unanswered questions are how much value they add and, more importantly, how and when will they definitively improve patient care and long-term outcomes?"
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When something went wrong with my da Vinci surgery, IT had every thing to do with the Doctor's skill. Of course emergency surgery and 6 other procedures later, since the Doctor, quote and I quote, "didn't kill me, or leave me with an injury that couldn't be fixed" I had no grounds to sue him or at least have him write off the balance not paid by my insurance. Who cares that I missed out on more than a year of my life getting someone else to fix what he did.
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He's also involved in andrology, the study of male hormonal disorders, male infertility and male sexual dysfunction, and is an assistant professor of medicine at College of Medicine, Mayo Clinic.
Dr. Nippoldt, a St. Paul, Minn., native, has also contributed to "Mayo Clinic Health Letter," the "Mayo Clinic Family Health Book" and a Mayo Clinic CD-ROM. He's a fellow in the American College of Physicians and a member of the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, the American Society of Andrology, The Endocrine Society, The Pituitary Society and the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists.
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This film is about the dark side of an American family, and about the nature and price of beauty in a culture obsessed with outward appearances. Kevin Spacey plays Lester Burnham, a man in his mid-40s going through an intense midlife crisis; he's grown cynical and is convinced that he has no reason to go on. Lester's relationship with his wife Carolyn (Annette Bening) is not a warm one; while on the surface Carolyn strives to present the image that she's in full control of her life, inside she feels empty and desperate. Their teenage daughter Jane (Thora Birch) is constantly depressed, lacking in self-esteem, and convinced that she's unattractive. Her problems aren't helped by her best friend Angela (Mena Suvari), an aspiring model who is quite beautiful and believes that that alone makes her a worthwhile person. Jane isn't the only one who has noticed that Angela is attractive: Lester has fallen into uncontrollable lust for her, and she becomes part of his drastic plan to change his body and change his life. Meanwhile, next door, Colonel Fitts (Chris Cooper) has spent a lifetime in the Marine Corps and can understand and tolerate no other way of life, which makes life difficult for his son Ricky (Wes Bentley), an aspiring filmmaker and part-time drug dealer who is obsessed with beauty, wherever and whatever it may be.
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With President Clint Brewer presiding, the meeting of the Executive Committee of the Society of Professional Journalists was called to order at 9:10 a.m. on Saturday, January 19, 2008, at the offices of The City Paper in Nashville, Tennessee.
In addition to President Brewer, the following were present for all or portions of the meeting: President-Elect David Aeikens; Secretary-Treasurer Kevin Smith; Vice President, Campus Chapter Affairs Neil Ralston; Immediate Past President Christine Tatum; Director-at-Large Sally Lehrman; Region 7 Director Ron Sylvester; SDX Foundation Secretary and Past SPJ President Irwin Gratz; Executive Director Terry Harper; Associate Executive Director Chris Vachon; and Editor Joe Skeel.
Two items appeared on the consent agenda for the committees consideration:
Approval of Executive Committee meeting minutes, October 5, 2007
Chapter Name Change Request: Queen City Professional to Greater Cincinnati Professional
Upon proper motion and second, respectively, by Aeikens and Sylvester, the Executive Committee unanimously approved the consent agenda.
Brewer distributed a written report at the meeting. Brewer stated that among his priorities since the convention has been to raise SPJ profile and get committees on track for a productive year. He referenced a communications analysis prepared by Communications Manager Beth King which showed a 15.7% increase in coverage from 2006 to 2007.
Vachon reviewed the goals for the current year along with staff recommendations for implementation. Smith will serve as the boards liaison to the strategic planning process, as well as oversee the Media Credibility section. Skeel will oversee the Press Freedom and Member Connections sections. Vachon will oversee Professional Development and Inclusiveness. Harper will oversee Society Operations.
When discussing the Media Credibility section, it was suggested that the role of Project Watchdog needed better definition and direction.
Where Professional Development is concerned, it was the sense of the committee that SPJ needs to be doing a better job of covering its programs. The idea of transforming the second floor of SPJHQ into a training center was discussed. It was suggested that SPJ seek out a media/technology partner(s) to participate in the transformation. ADA compliance would be a significant factor as there is currently no way to accommodate the disabled getting to the second floor.
Under Society Operations, it was recommended that all committees have action plans each year. It also was suggested that some committees might become interest sections rather than standing committees. No specific committees were named as possible candidates to become interest sections. Harper noted that he had put out feelers to gather names for the scouting committee being recruited to advise the Society on future needs and changes in the industry.
As part of Harpers 2007 evaluation, he was asked to offer recommendations on the annual report process. In his written report, Harper offered the following recommendations and rationale for each.
Recommendation 1: Amend the Bylaws to repeal Article V, Section Four requiring professional chapters to submit an annual report.
Rationale: The process of chapter review should be set by board policy, not set in stone by the organizations governing documents. Reviewing chapters is a matter of process, not governance. Further, the reporting requirement inconsistency that exists between professional and campus chapters will be eliminated.
Recommendation 2: Once a month, Regional Directors will make telephone contact with each professional chapter. The staff will develop a simple form to be used to collect key data (membership, finances, programming, requests for assistance, etc.).
Rationale: Gathering information on an ongoing basis allows the Society to react in a timely manner if problems exist, as well as to share topical and timely program ideas. Further, it establishes a personal connection between the local chapter and national organization. Regular contact also may spur the chapter on to more activity so it can have more great things to tell the RD the following month. Reports will be sent to the HQ for follow-up (providing resources, updating officer information, getting program details that can be shared). The RD will serve as the conduit; staff will do the legwork when necessary.
Recommendation 3: Beginning in 2009, annual reports will be eliminated and replaced with a voluntary awards application.
Rationale: Information currently gathered in the annual reports will be gathered throughout the year by RDs. Only those chapters seeking recognition need to submit applications. RDs will still make recommendations for chapters of the year and will be in a better position to make recommendations based upon the ongoing contact and communication. Benefits accruing to award-winning chapters will be similar to those afforded to 4-star chapters.
Further, local chapter leaders already have enough demands placed on their time without the added burden of spending, in some cases, several hours each year completing an annual report. In its place is ongoing contact with national leaders who take a genuine interest in the success of the chapter.
Recommendation 4: Beginning in 2009, the star ranking system will be eliminated.
Rationale: For the reasons stated above.
It was noted that the above recommendations above apply only to professional chapters.
While the committee was generally supportive of the recommendations, there was some concern expressed that the Society should establish some expectations or reporting requirements of some kind for chapters. It was noted that some regional directors have many more chapters in their regions than others and that SPJ needs to be sensitive when adding or removing job requirements.
Upon proper motion and second by Tatum and Ralston, respectively, the Executive Committee unanimously endorsed recommendations 1-4 above and will refer them to the full board for its consideration. As part of the motion, the staff is directed to develop some minimum expectations or reporting requirements for professional chapters for the consideration of the full board.
As part of Harpers 2007 evaluation, he was asked to offer recommendations on regional now spring conferences. Harper reported that the senior staff had met a number of times in formulating their recommendations. Three approaches were identified:
A Band Aid® approach which involves little change to the existing structure. Staff is already providing some additional resources to conference coordinators and Regional Directors. Existing resources will continue to be updated and steps will be taken to ensure that all key players have the information they need to make sound decisions.
A fourth and long approach in which the tradition of spring conferences is eliminated after 2008. Board action will remove the requirement that chapters attend conferences (there is no requirement that conferences be held in the first place). Regions may choose to continue to hold a conference each year. Regional MOE awards will be announced via news release and certificates sent to winners. Regions may choose to hold an event to recognize winners.
A TSA approach that essentially nationalizes the regional conferences and makes them the responsibility of the Societys paid staff. Core curricula will be developed to ensure that a consistent message is being presented nationwide. Topical programs of regional significance will be developed for each conference.
Harper noted that these ideas are those of the staffs and have not been run by the ad hoc committee of regional directors appointed by Brewer in the fall. Brewer indicated he would forward the Executive Committees action to the ad hoc committee for review and comment to the full board.
Upon proper motion and second by Sylvester and Tatum, respectively, the Executive Committee endorsed the following elements of the staffs recommendations and directed that they be forwarded to the full board for its consideration:
Beginning in 2009, Spring Conferences are nationalized and brought in-house under the direction of the staff and the professional development committee.
Core curricula will be developed each year in accordance with SPJs missions and priorities. Topical programming for each region also will be developed in consultation with the Regional Director and/or local SPJ leaders.
SPJ will apply for a grant from the SDX Foundation to fund an additional staff person to coordinate the 12 additional programs, as well as provide much-needed support to existing programs.
2009 marks SPJs 100th anniversary, elements of which can be incorporated into each of the 12 regional programs to raise the profile of the Society.
Board action will remove the requirement that chapters attend the Spring Conference in their region which also eliminates an inconsistency because Spring Conferences are not required to be held in the first place.
Regional Mark of Excellence Awards will be announced via news release, posted to the Web site, and awards will be mailed to the winners. A region may choose to host an event at which the awards are presented in person.
It was recommended by Brewer that as the staff continues to develop these recommendations that the financial implications to regions be considered and that every attempt be made to return any net income to the region.
Harper reviewed his written report regarding member recruitment and retention. During his 2007 evaluation, concerned was expressed about a perceived precipitous slide in membership numbers. Harper reported that at the start of 2002, SPJ had 8,479 members. At the end of 2008, SPJ had 8,821 members, representing an increase of four percent. At the beginning of Harpers tenure (March 1, 2002), membership totaled 8,999; as of January 11, 2008, membership totaled 8,926, a decrease of less than one percent. In the intervening six years, the Society has experienced numbers that reached above 10,000, due primarily to a training partnership with IRE that produced hundreds of short-term members, few of whom renewed their membership, even with personal contact by the local chapter.
In 2007, on average, 442 members renewed each month; 398 did not, translating to 4,776 people leaving the organization. SPJ garners about 65 new members each week.
Harper reported that three dues discount programs are available, but require much better promotion:
Students: Four years for $100 for freshman and sophomores
Post Graduate: Three years for $72
Lifetime: $1,000
Plans to better promote the latter two are already underway, but the student rate has only been tested at one campus and perhaps a broader promotion might yield better results. Other retention strategies include a monthly survey, better chapter outreach and looking for new ways to connect members.
The membership committee, chaired by John Ensslin of the Rocky Mountain News, is focusing its efforts on retention, as well.
Where recruitment is concerned, a friends inviting friends approach is being implemented. Participants in SPJ programs like the Scripps Leadership Institute and the Reporters Institute will be asked to be provided the names of 10 people they think would be good candidates for SPJ membership. With a total 80 participants in these two programs, that provides 800 names of prospects.
As part of its strategic plan, the Society is creating an ambassadors program where first-time convention attendees will be identified and invited to attend session at the beginning of the conference where they will meet Scripps graduates, Diversity Fellows, etc. who will serve as a guide to the newcomers. We also will continue to provide complimentary memberships to non-members participating in our training programs and will do a better job of demonstrating the value of SPJ membership immediately, as well as regular, targeted communication during the complimentary membership period.
Chapter building was discussed, as well. There are currently 13 states with no professional chapters. States where efforts are getting underway include Alabama, Georgia (Atlanta Pro is still listed as active, but there is no chapter activity), Iowa, Louisiana, North Carolina and South Carolina. SPJ is going to execute some targeted communications in those states to gauge interest in building general membership as well as creating new chapters.
Gratz was on hand in his role as chair of the Centennial Celebration committee. The Society will celebrate its 100th anniversary on April 17, 2009. Aeikens noted that the spring 2009 board meeting will take place that weekend in Greencastle, Ind. Gratz and Harper will work with DePauw University for an appropriate celebration.
Tatum reported that she will begin doing some work on a freelance basis for the Dart Society. According to its Web site, the Dart Society is a cohort of journalists who have received fellowships and awards from the Dart Center. We are dedicated to promoting sensitive coverage of victims of violence and providing support for journalists who are affected by their work. The Dart Center will be celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2009 and Tatum is looking for synergies between the two organizations and to incorporate Darts conference into SPJs centennial convention. Darts participation in the SPJ convention would bring approximately 75 journalists would not otherwise attend the convention and could provide a track of programming to complement SPJs offerings. Harper is to follow up with Miles Moffeit, a colleague of Tatums at the Denver Post and Second Vice-President of the Dart Society, in February, following the Dart Societys next board meeting.
Harper provided an update on a new IRS filing requirement that will require all SPJ chapters with revenue generally under $25,000 to file an ePostard annually in order to maintain their exempt status. The IRS has sent letters to SPJ chapters and SPJ also has sent information to chapters to help them comply with the new requirement. The Greater Oregon Pro chapter has made a formal request that the national organization complete these filings on behalf of each of the chapters. Harper recommended against the request stating that not only does the Society not have the manpower to undertake such a task, but that the staff is not in a position to provide the necessary verifications to the IRS. Harper explained that while the final version of the ePostcard has yet to be completed and shared by the IRS, the information being requested was minimal and should not prove difficult for chapters to complete.
Upon proper motion and second by Smith and Tatum, respectively, the executive committee turned down the request from the Greater Oregon Pro chapter to have the staff complete the ePostcards on behalf of the chapters.
The committee discussed a progress report submitted by Fred Brown on the fourth edition of Doing Ethics in Journalism. According to the report, new to the fourth edition are:
20 new case studies, many of them contributed by members of the ethics committee. Sara Stone and her students were especially prolific, and there also are contributions from Irwin Gratz, Adrian Uribarri and Nerissa Young, all shepherded into being by Andy Schotz.
About 100 pages of new and updated material from the previous text. Among the additions: an incredibly condensed 5-page primer on the history and theories of ethics, several ethics columns from Quill and a new format Brown developed for analyzing ethics cases.
In other words, about 150 pages of new material, or roughly 55,000 words.
Brown indicated that there is still much work to be done, much of which is painstaking and time consuming. He provided a lengthy to do list.
The executive committee noted that the following things needed to happen:
Editors need to be identified
SPJ needs to decide upon its publishing model
Run everything by legal counsel to ensure due diligence
Tatum reported that the Denver Post is coordinating events surrounding the Democratic National Convention to be held in Denver later in 2008. A large media event is being hosted by the Denver Post in advance of the convention and SPJ should be involved. Tatum said she had spoken to SDX Foundation President Steve Geimann providing a small grant $5,000 toward the event. It would a non-partisan affair. It was suggested that if such a project was undertaken in Denver that a similar project should be undertaken in Minneapolis with the Republican National Convention. The discussion ended with no action being taken or proposed.
The committee determined that its next meeting would take place on Saturday, June 21, 2008, in Cincinnati, Ohio.
There being no further business to come before the committee, Brewer declared the meeting adjourned at 4:03 p.m. on Saturday, January 19, 2008.
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Hi, Guys; HornetSpecial is in the process of reassembling his '54 (you guessed it) Hornet Special sedan and is wondering where these two brackets go. He's pretty sure they're for the interior. Anyone know?
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Those are for the headliner to lock the cross bow just before the rear window. This is the first bow to be installed. Walt.
Thank you so much, Walt, for your input. I should have tagged them. I shall be eternally grateful! A guy like you makes me happy that I belong to this great car club, the HET.
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Well, Paul we've heard it run. Now you've got all winter to get the interior squared away. Next spring you'll have as nice a '54 as I've seen anywhere. Your Papa would be proud. :cheer:Workin Stiff -
Did you buy the grommets that go into the holes first, then the bow sets in? K-GAP has the grommets. Walt.
I did get the grommets from K Gap, but thanks for reminding me, Walt. Yea Jerre I can see light at the end of the tunnel. Dad would think anyone nuts putting the kind of money I've spent. Can't wait to drive it. Thanks for all your help !!
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Money means nothing when you drive your Hudson like I do. I never want to know what I spent total to make my Hudson the driver it is. No 2 pieces were together when I started to put it back together. I;ll tell you this much, the Germany paint job cost me $7,000, the chroming cost me $6,500, every piece was chromed, inside and out, and the upholstery shop came out to $5,500 and I supplied the material. The machine shop I never kept total, and , plus all the small stuff that was ordered, and 5 years labor. But I now enjoy driving across this country every year and have driven a total of 139,000 since 1998. And I have never had to touch the car but drive it. I can back out of my garage and drive it anywhere. Do yours the same and enjoy your labor and money spent. Walt.
I guess your right about the money.This car was my Dad's so it means a lot. It will stay in the family. Thanks for your help Walt. I will bring this car to Gettysburg,and try for the Albright award.
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These brackets are actually the stops for the windows. they prevent the front door gall window from over traveling down. They go at the bottom of the division bar.
I am no authority on the 54's - but that bracket looks exactly like what Clutch guy said. It doesn't look any different than the ones that are on my '51 pacemaker.
Maybe they used the same for each application. Wouldn't be first time.
Thanks a bunch !! Clutch Guy. That makes sense.Do you have a diagram or drawing on how that attaches to the division bar?
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I agree with Clutch Guy. They fasten to the bottom of the division bar so you can't literally roll your window down to the bottom of the door. Hold the piece up to the bottom of the division bar and you can see how it would stop the window.
I also wanted to mention that I meant no disrespect to Walt. We can't expect Walt to remember everything!
I know I had a couple of those pieces laying around somewhere. 27 years ago I had the car painted and reupholstered. A glass man came to the upholstery shop to do the rear window gasket install after the headliner was in, and also the door and quarter glass. Those brackets must have been left out. I put them up in a plastic tub with other small screws and bits.
The upshot of all this is: The door glass on both sides has cracked at the rear, about two inches from the rear of the glass, the cracks are almost identical on both sides. I am thinking the cracks happened when the door was shut with the windows rolled all the way down. SO, without these brackets, the window rolls down way too far and shutting the door can crack the glass??? This might be the solution to the problem before I replace the glass in the doors for the third time. If I cannot find those brackets, does anyone have a spare left and right pair to sell? Kenneth. -
The clutch guy saved me a bunch of money in future broken glass,and for that I'm grateful!!Kenneth had a great story,which lets me know how important those brackets are. Thanks to all you Hudson guys for your help. TAKE MANY PHOTOS AND LABEL EVERYTHING !!!! That's the ticket for a 6 year restoration.
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