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Remember I was telling you about my reward scheme? I finished off 5 things this week, so I got to make 5 blocks for Leo's quilt at his mama's house.
What's that you say? There are 9 in the photo? Oh. I guess I got a little bit carried away. Oops.
Still, 9 down, only another 27 or 21 (depending on whether I go for a square or a rectangle quilt) to go. Each block is 15.5 inches, so it's going to be a big quilt, ending up at about 90 inches square if I go for square (I am leaning that way) which would make a nice tent draped over a couple of chairs, wouldn't it?
Thank you all so much for helping me destash earlier. I have a few more books I need to get pics of and put up in the next day or so. I like this method of Spring Cleaning. I should probably do the same with my fabric cupboard too, but digging about in there can be a little scary....
book destash
I'm having a tidy up/clear out/spring clean. I need to stop buying books that I only look at. So, I'm offering these up to you lot. They are all in pretty damn fine condition, mostly only glanced at before I put them up on the bookshelf and never looked at them again. The spines are all pristine, put it that way. I can take more pics if any one is interested, my camera battery was dying so I rushed to take these this morning.
Phew - that was fun! Everything has gone to a new and loving home, where it will hopefully get used and not just sit unloved on a shelf! Thank you every one for your interest, and keep watching - there's bound to be some more stuff coming soon!
making stuff for kids - GONE
warm fuzzies - GONE
Stitched in time - GONE
Doodle Stitching - GONE
Cath Kidston 'Make' - GONE
Quilting Illusions - GONE
Plush You - GONE
Simple Sewing - GONE
Last Minute Fabric Gifts - GONE
Basically the prices are around or less than half the price of what I could find on Amazon.
I'll have to get the scales out for postage, but I'll let you know .
Ok, that's it!
Tuesday, 28 April 2009
the reward scheme
So, I'm back. Did you notice I was gone? I did get back last Wednesday (I'll tell you all about my holiday in a minute, in case you're interested), but once home I realised I was drowning under a pile of WIPs and UFOs that seemed to be getting out of control. Why do I have a tendency to start stuff, and go bang at it for a bit, before I get thoroughly bored and move on to the next bright idea? Please tell me I'm not alone. I have a cupboard that is far too full of fabric I've bought with great intentions of making something out of it, but that just sits in plastic boxes, or envelopes with notes stuck on it 'use this for X,Y,Z pattern' and the like.
It got me thinking, if I can bribe (sorry, REWARD) my children for good behaviour, can I do the same for myself? Would it work? Well, so far, almost a week in to my new reward scheme it's going ok.
Let me explain how it works....
For every WIP or UFO (this includes swaps and quilting bees and the like) I complete I can make one quilt block for the new quilt I'm making for the ginger one (for at his Mama's house - because he's getting a new bed there ) or one quilt block for Miss G's new quilt (for at Mama's too - they're getting BUNK BEDS! Very exciting!)
The WIP List is ever growing, I keep remembering stuff I have to finish off and keep adding to it, so when it becomes a definitive list I'll upload it and start crossing off. In the meantime I have completed (since last Wednesday)
* rocket pillow to match the prints charming quilt (for Ginge)
* sewn the binding on to the 'taking liberties' quilt I started back in January for my friend Alex and her poorly knee (which is actually much improved now)
* hemmed a table cloth for my best friend, Sash (who only bought the fabric back in October last year)
* made a pin cushion brooch for a swap on flickr (but not mailed it yet - I'm getting there)
* 2 drawstring ballet bags for my friend's girls who just started ballet (too cute - little girls in tutus make me go all teary eyed)
Not bad, eh? So I can now make myself some quilt blocks as a reward. 5 blocks, actually. It's almost as good as getting cake.
Now, on to the holiday (or adventures of a picnic quilt)
We had a wonderful time, the weather was perfect - not too warm, not too cold. Although it did rain BUCKETS one day, it was only one day, and that's not bad considering it's still early in the season.
Miss G was most impressed by the graffiti. Apparently artists can apply for a spot, and are given a wall/part of a wall to use. It was amazing, there was so much great artwork all over the place. But this piece of Ganesh was my favourite.
The picnic quilt was used every day, on the beach, or back at Granny's house to sit on, and then on my bed at night because it was a little nippy.
Ginger much preferred wearing pants to swimming shorts whilst digging in the sand.
Salt Lakes are AWESOME - I'd never seen one before. The water looks pink in the sunlight, and there's foamy bubbles flying around all over in the breeze. It was too cold to go into the water, but Miss G told me that in the Summer people are swimming in it. I should give it a go, it might help my God-Awful eczema. Ginger was very excited by the bubbles, and then spent the evening licking his hands because they were salty. How pleasant.
Check out the sunset over the lake. Beautiful.
Saturday, 11 April 2009
time for a quick break
That's it - I'm off to Spain, with the monkeys, my best friend and Miss G's best friend (handy that - mummy and Miss G having best friends who are mother and daughter) leaving the poor husband to fend for himself for the next 9 days (the cats have also gone on holiday, I don't trust them to behave whilst I'm gone).
See you when I get back, hopefully a little bit tanned from the sunshine (please let there be sunshine).
See you when I get back, hopefully a little bit tanned from the sunshine (please let there be sunshine).
Thursday, 9 April 2009
thank you
A week or so ago I offered Miss G's old curtains up to the first person interested, in order to get them out of the house, where they'd otherwise sit never getting used and causing arguments between me and the husband as to why I have to hoard every scrap of fabric just in case'. Steph took me up on the offer, and said she'd like to send something to say thanks.
I was expecting a little easter egg for the monkeys. I was very wrong.....
This beautiful wrapped pile of presents arrived yesterday morning...
with something for each of the monkeys and for me too. Not just any little old things, though. Easter bunny t-shirts for the monkeys (for egg hunting this weekend) and a beautiful linen and - I am pretty sure - Liberty print apron for me.
Steph, thank you so much - you're far too generous, and we love our gifts soooooooooooooooooooo much.
There were some bunny lollies too. They got devoured, in about 2 seconds flat.
I was expecting a little easter egg for the monkeys. I was very wrong.....
This beautiful wrapped pile of presents arrived yesterday morning...
with something for each of the monkeys and for me too. Not just any little old things, though. Easter bunny t-shirts for the monkeys (for egg hunting this weekend) and a beautiful linen and - I am pretty sure - Liberty print apron for me.
Steph, thank you so much - you're far too generous, and we love our gifts soooooooooooooooooooo much.
There were some bunny lollies too. They got devoured, in about 2 seconds flat.
Monday, 6 April 2009
the picnic quilt - all done!
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Sunday Stash - on Saturday
This month over at the 8two8 group is Lisa's turn. Two interesting facts about Lisa;
1 - she runs, a lot. It makes me tired thinking about it
2 - she makes awesome quilts. Like this one.
That particular one will make me weep when it's finished, I know it will. So simple, and so effective.
So, sticking with the simple, Lisa wants black and white blocks, which she will then sash with bright colours. I had a little panic, thinking I had nothing, but starting digging and actually found quite a few bits. Some of them are around a yard or more, I most definitely have enough for two 15.5 inch blocks.
I'm thinking of a log cabin type, or square in a square with a skipping girl in the middle for one (thank you Tam) but I'm stuck for the other one. Any help here would be greatly appreciated.
Go and visit Tam and check out more stashes!!!
Thursday, 2 April 2009
I like birds, but this is going too far
Apparently I can't use my fire at the minute.
Well, it would be quite hard to use it....
with it being in bits...
Can you see up there? It's a bird graveyard. Over the past, oh, I don't know, 9 years, since we moved in to the house, birds have been flying down the chimney, getting stuck and dying. Unbeknown to me, or at least that was the case until today. One got stuck in the flue, it was scratching about, upsetting the cats, so the gas man came round, got the stupid thing out, only for it to promptly fly back on to the roof and down the chimney again. It's still in there, it keeps peering down through the hole to taunt me. I have a good mind to shove a cat up there, but I'm a bit afraid one of my fat cats would get stuck, or be too stupid to catch the bird anyway.
What a fun day. I was going to the park, with the ginger one, and the picnic quilt (it's quilted, the binding is half sewn on, it just needs handstitching to the back). Now I am too afraid of bird infestation to leave the house. What if we came back from the park and there were a row of birds sat on my sofa?
It doesn't bear thinking about.
(and yes, I do need a chimney guard, and I have been talking about getting one for the past...well...9 years. I might pull my finger out now....possibly)
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Back down your OC then run some tests. Keep everything else the same. If you run into the issue again, back the clock down more, if you still have the issue, then drop the vCore slightly. Either way your setup may not be able to handle the OC, though you may also have a temperature issue.
I did think about that. Nothing I can do about that now, I maybe should have found out what rev it was before I bought it, but as I was that keen to get all the parts for as cheap as I could I overlooked that. At the end of the day it's a £700 whole system so it isn't going to win any records but it's doing the job for me Temps are all within limits and I have everything that will get hot cooled, I think if I was to start down clocking I might not get the FPS I get in FSX now. So probs best to leave well alone atm haha
no worries from what i read it sounds like youre going to be putting different components on the board
Nah nothing else to go on now. Apart from the heatsinks for the fets, but that's it. Should last me a couple of years and by then hopefully I will have more money going spare to build a monster
They are the best upgrades, the one's you end up well happy with. Enjoy it I toyed with the idea of getting a 8xxx chip but as im a tight I talked myself out of it haha, I think the 8320 was about £20 more which isn't all that bad tbh.
Actually got mines on sale. Caught it for $161.50 after shipping and taxes. Did you see my lost post with comparisons
Yea some games that were GPU dependent it was no noticeable upgrade but in CPU limited & GPU dependent games the upgrade was really noticeable. Sleeping Dogs isn't really CPU dependent but i did get better minimums so it not longer lags in certain parts. BF3 being the game i play the most and is one of my favorites i noticed a substantle increase in performance when on MP 64.
Ya these 83xx get bloody hot. Hence why I built a water loop, got my chip down to 35c load @4.5, it was around 70c before even with my giant noctua.
Water is cool, pardon the pun haha. I had my olddddd comp water cooled, back when I had a e6300. Loved that pooter, had the cpu/nb/gpu in one massive loop, no mosfets heatsink and the baby ran sweet as. My bedroom was always toasty warm off the rad aswel haha. Ahh the good old days.
I hink what Super meant was to back down the clock and see if you run into stability problems. If you do then you ahve to either increase the voltage to sustain the high clock speed or back down the clock speed to make sure you run stable. No point in high fps when the system is crashing right
Yeah I get that mate. It isn't crashing anymore and I don't want to push too much voltage through the vrm i case I blow it haha
1.35v is pretty dang low, if your specs are still accurate. Just a click above stock, with a 300mhz increase in clock. I'd say thats not bad at all.
It is set to 1.35 in the bios but monitoring software see's it sometimes go up to 1.38. The 6300 is 3.5 mate, max turbo is 4.1. If I had a better mobo Im sure I could push it more but I'm paranoid of frying my vrms haha I've seen the nb temps hit 70 aswel and don't really know what the max temp is for that tbh
Oh ok, kinda forgot you had a 6300, so more like a 800mhz increase with very little volts, thats rather awesome. Ya 70 is a bit warm for most anything. Your mosfet heatsinks should help with that whenever you get em tho.
Yeah it's 1.25v stock so not too bad. Will cooling the mosfets help cool the NB? 70 is a rarity it usually hovers aroundmid 50's to 60ish.
no the NB is right above the PCI E slots, either have a different heatsink on or a fan heatsink on it, normally with the right case cooling and proper ambient room temperature you dont need to modify the nb or SB heatsinks.
Yeah I know where the NB is lol, I just wasn't sure if the vrm heat would influence the temp of the NB, I have got a fan blowing on it also, possibly it isnt cooling it well enough though.
Really? I guess I didn't realize the 6300 was that low. 8350 is like 1.32, sometimes different boards seem to start off at slightly different volts by a few hundredths.


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So we can work out how to improve performance.
For instance, putting cache files on an SSD? OR fast hard drive? Whats the limits speed: is it sequential wirte or access times?
Give us the specs of your development machines so that we can see where they differ to ours. (And yes we expect them to be snazzy)
Its not - especially for those of us that have not even looked at LR4 after seeing speed issues detailed here.
Letting us know whether - as my example - whether the limiting factor is hard drive read/write/ sequential/random/ how important access times are etc will apply to both versions.
LR3 is the slowest bit of software I use, I am forever waiting for it to complete doing something before I can move on. If I have this issue with LR3 (on an i7 920 with 12gb RAM, OS on SSD, cache on velociraptor), I wont even consider LR4
See http://helpx.adobe.com/lightroom/kb/optimize-performance-lightroom.htm l
Your system looks up to the standard, and not very different to mine - on which LR3 and LR4 run just fine. A minority of users has been affected by the 4.0 bugs, so I recommend you download and install the 4.1 Release Candidate before worrying too much about tweaking your hardware.
I think part of the problem with discussing this is peoples expectation of what is fine - this I wouldn't really know unless I sat down in front of your computer. I can say that with my default process preset (which has lens corrections and adjustments in just about every panel) tat making a change to any slider is a pretty slow and jittery process - like I get a screen update 1-2 times a second.
Were you able to change from the default location of your cache? I change mine (from the default of 1GB at users/library/caches/Adobe Camera Raw) and then the changes don't seem to 'stick.' So I'll change the cache size to something more appropriate like 20 or 30 GB on a different drive, and then the next time I open up the preferences, it's back to the default.
So....long story short: LR4 isn't remembering (for me anyway) any changes to cache location and size.
Anybody else having this issue?
the only way I can get the speed (in the Dev module) to be anything comparable to LR3 is to stay within the confines of "process 2010" as well...
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February 2008 ADR Awards Winners & Highlights
Male Performance of the Month (tie):
Todd Haberkorn, Kimihiro Watanuki xxxHolic: The Movie: A Midsummer Night's Dream. (FUNimation Entertainment/FUNimation Studios) On the back of the impressive but often overlooked Yamato Akitsuki in Suzuka, Todd Haberkorn shows us why his is a voice to listen for in current dubs with his first foray into the magical world of xxxHOLiC. As the lead in this movie, Haberkorn is thrown into a strange world, where his character, Kimihiro Watanuki, is the only person who can see spirits. Unfortunately for him, they seem to be attracted to him and as such he is tortured by them. Haberkorn' voice fully conveys Watanuki's panic and fear, effectively drawing in the viewer to experience his anguish and annoyance for onself. The performance also serves as a fine lead-in to the role's expanded purview in the newly released xxxHolic TV series, also from FUNimation. This is his first ADR Award. Alessandro Juliani as L in Death Note, Vol. 3 (Viz Media/The Ocean Group) A brilliant mastermind? Or a singleminded fanatic, who's willing to sacrifice innocent lives in order to prove his superior powers of deduction? The mysterious detective L has been called upon to solve one of the most baffling and shocking crimes to confront the police: the mass murder of hundreds of criminals, apparently without any clue as to who is carrying out the killing. Giving voice to this strange being is Alessandro Juliani, perhaps better known to Science Fiction fans as Lt. Felix Gaeta in the new Battlestar Galactica. Playing one of the more nuanced and certainly mysterious characters in the Death Note dub, Juliani manages to add further layers of depth to the peculiar detective, with hints that there is more to come. This is his first ADR Award. Female Performance of the Month: Leah Clark, Eri Sawachika, School Rumble volume 5. (FUNimation Entertainment/FUNimation Studios) Noted by many as an actress to look out for because of her impassioned performance as Akane Suzumiya in last year's Rumbling Hearts, Clark finally wins her first ADR Award for playing spoiled rich girl Eri Sawachika, part of Tenma Tsukamoto's inner circle of friends in the ADR Award-winning School Rumble dub. Clark is an actress with range, having also held a major role in Negima as the shy Nodoka, while tackling a completely different kind of character as the lead, Suzuka Asahina, in Suzuka. For Eri, Clark manages to capture perfectly the imperfect nature of this young woman filled with contradictory impulses. Her natural arrogance is countered by a generally good disposition and desire to be helpful to her friends. All of these facets are captured well by Clark in her performance. Dub of the Month: School Rumble volume 5 (FUNimation Entertainment/FUNimation Studios) From Funimation Studios in Fort Worth, TX, comes one of the best comedy dubs in a long while, School Rumble. Under the direction of Brina Palencia, a talented ensemble cast headed by veteran Luci Christian and the relatively new (as a leading man) Brandon Potter (ADRA Male VA of the Month, Aug '07), offers rip roaring fun by providing a vocal experience that matches the zany antics on screen. The previous volume has already won the monthly award before (Dec '07), as well as securing a Male VA of the Month (Dec '07) award for Chris Cason. All of the main players continue to dazzle (Christian, Potter, Cason, Clark, Palencia, Nishimura, Glass, Savage), while new character Lara Gonzalez (Monica Rial) makes a show-stopping appearance. Of course, Clark has won this month's Female VA of the Month for her performance here (for which you may read the entry below), with her outstanding portrayal of Eri Sawachika. To nominate performances and dubs for March 2008, please visit this thread
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While I agree that Alessandro Juliani as L in Death Note is very good, I give the nod over him to Todd Haberkorn as Kimihiro Watanuki in xxxHolic: The Movie: A Midsummer Night's Dream - definitely his best performance to date. His quality performance continues in Volume 1 of the TV Series as well. It almost feels like he was born to voice this role!
The School Rumble dub, while flawed with some scripting issues, is an ensemble performance that is a true delight. I would say it is the best dub from Funi that had this large a cast. I concur with the choice of Leah Clark as Eri Sawachika for Female Performance of the Month. I am looking forward to the OVA and then on to Season 2!
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Glad Todd Haberkorn as Watanuki won, he is a perfect fit.
School Rumble is one of my favorite dubs. Funny because I remember certain people saying the dub wouldn't work...
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Once again, credit to The Great Bear and Fudce for helping to write these up. Other volunteers are always welcome after every voting period.
And more discussion before hand is also welcome and encouraged for any and all nominees since I would usually like to include quotes from other users in the articles. This month there wasn't much usable beyond what the authors of this article had ourselves written in previous discussion, which for anti-narcissistic reason I did without. But want to be quoted? Speak up about who and what you like! |
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It was quite a baren month this month, but the good performances still shone brightly.
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While there's plenty here that will delight fans, a heavier-than-usual reliance on visual bits and gags means that listeners miss out on the full experience of what no doubt was an incredible live show. [DF]
The Mental Illness Happy Hour #109: Listener Claire Laffar
Claire Laffar gives an interesting glimpse into growing up with parents who are emotional opposites. However, the show continues to flounder with issues related to sexuality as a presumably well-meaning Paul Gilmartin tries to connect his guest's bisexuality and a pubescent molestation. [TC]
Mohr Stories #149: Barry Katz
Barry Katz, Mohr's manager and mentor, drops in for a conversation about the psychology of successful comedians, but it's mostly inside talk about the work that goes into being Jay Mohr, dusted with some details from his movie career. [DXF]
My Brother, My Brother And Me #148: The Best Part Of Waking Up
This entire episode feels comedically flat, only perking up when goofs get particularly dark or particularly gross for funny, fleeting moments. [CG]
Nerdist #345: Dominic Monaghan
Considering it has a guest as versatile as Dominic Monaghan, this episode of Nerdist feels incredibly standard. Little is offered in the way of new information, and it essentially boils down to Monaghan and host Chris Hardwick exchanging pleasantries for the episode's duration. [DA]
Radiolab: The Distance Of The Moon
In this episode, Radiolab teams with Selected Shorts to curate a live show, tapping actor Liev Schreiber to read a fantastical short story about jumping between Earth and the moon. [MK]
Sklarbro Country Sklarbro County #47: The Walsh Brothers, Jason Nash, Dan Van Kirk
Recorded last week, before this Monday's events at the Boston Marathon, the Sklars and Boston natives the Walsh Brothers nevertheless deliver some typically funny commentary to Dan Van Kirk's roundup of crazy news stories. [KM]
Stuff You Should Know: How Marriage Works
Josh Clark and Chuck Bryant know how to interweave the complex history of the institution of marriage and the topical threads that listeners will be eager to hear, but as this episode goes on, it sounds a bit like they're stuck preaching to the progressive choir. [DT]
The Todd Glass Show #98: Tom Martin And Henry Phillips
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In the midst of the shutdown battle, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., returned to the Senate floor Tuesday afternoon to reappoint conferees for the farm bill and effectively ask the House to do the same. The Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute at the University of Missouri also released a report Tuesday looking at some of the various differences between the House and Senate farm bills in the safety net for crop farmers.
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Rice and peanuts. The article is a perfect example of the distorted description of Food and Job Security Act. The end $ on these commodities is for JOBS, not farmers.
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It's still the other guy's fault. House and Senate members continue marching to the floor to explain why it's the other party or the other chamber who caused this. Really, my B.S. allergies are getting bad right now.
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The White House stated just before midnight agencies should prepare to close for the first day of Fiscal Year 2014 because of the lack of appropriations. The administration also urged Congress to act quickly on a Continuing Resolution to restore operations.
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House and Senate Agriculture committee leaders said today that they expect both chambers of Congress to pass a new farm bill in early January, but lawmakers will not reveal details on the agreement until then.
Negotiators Refuse to Let 2013 Farm Bill Pass Away
Thu Dec 12, 2013 10:31 AM CST
Staff from the House Agriculture Committee stated that the House will debate HR 3695, the legislation to temporarily extend the 2008 farm bill. The House will debate the bill, with no amendments allowed, but is not scheduled to vote on it until Friday morning.
Farm Bill Won't Be Done Until 2014.
Wed Dec 11, 2013 09:24 PM CST
The House Rules Committee voted 9-3 on Wednesday to advance a bill that would extend provisions of the 2008 farm bill until the end of January. The Rules Committee vote means the House will debate and vote Thursday on HR 3695, the legislation to temporarily extend the 2008 farm bill.
The Truest Farm Bill Acronym, AMOCC
Wed Dec 11, 2013 06:51 AM CST
At one time, a former chief economist at USDA characterized farm programs being debated in Congress as "A Multiplicity of Confused Concepts," which translated into the acronym AMOCC.
EPA Plans Inspections Cuts
Tue Dec 10, 2013 01:56 PM CST
EPA's latest strategic plan released last month shows the agency plans to reduce enforcement in all programs and to reduce the amount of pollutants removed from U.S. waters in the next five years.
White House Praises WTO Agreement in Bali
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President Barack Obama announced his support Sunday for a new World Trade Organization agreement reached Saturday in Bali, Indonesia.
Farm Bill Looking Less Likely
Thu Dec 5, 2013 07:56 PM CST
The people debating whether to push work requirements for able-bodied food stamp recipients are having trouble getting their work done before the end of the year.
Groups Recognize World Soil Day
Wed Dec 4, 2013 08:45 PM CST
As the United Nations Food and Agricultural Organization, the FAO, officially recognizes World Soil Day this year, more U.S. groups are highlighting soil health and the recognizing World Soil Day in different ways.
Iowa Officials Ask Senator to Back King Amendment
Tue Dec 3, 2013 09:19 PM CST
Top Iowa state officials are asking Sen. Tom Harkin to support a provision by Iowa Rep. Steve King meant to protect Iowa's egg industry.
EPA, USDA Join Forces on Water Quality Trading Programs
Tue Dec 3, 2013 10:47 AM CST
In a news release Tuesday, EPA and USDA announced they are expanding their partnership for water-quality trading and other market services for the environment.
Conservation Programs Drawing Some Attention
Mon Dec 2, 2013 08:26 PM CST
The importance of USDA conservation programs in the farm bill will draw some attention in the coming days as Ducks Unlimited plays a role in elevating the topic.
RFS Changes and CRP Analysis Posted in Federal Register
Sun Dec 1, 2013 12:44 PM CST
While most of America was either shopping or watching football on Friday, EPA and USDA were posting a couple of key proposal changes in the Federal Register. EPA officiall proposed its RFS volumes while USDA announced a study on possible changes to the CRP.
Commodity Groups Ramp up Opposition to Coupled Payments
Tue Nov 26, 2013 10:28 PM CST
Three major commodity groups would oppose a new farm bill and support extending the 2008 farm law for as much as two more years, as well as a cut in Direct Payments, rather than see target prices recoupled to planted acres.
The Poltical Fight Over PLC and ARC
Fri Nov 22, 2013 07:52 AM CST
I was nuanced in a blog item earlier this week in which I pointed out that farmers in some parts of the country are now seeing cash corn prices below the potential target price under the House version of the farm bill.
Notes on the Farm Bill from the Speaker's Lounge
Thu Nov 21, 2013 07:13 AM CST
Rep. Mike Conaway, R-Texas, talked to a handful of reporters Wednesday between votes outside the House chamber, an area known as the Speaker's Lounge. Conaway said House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, has given congressmen a hard deadline that the House will adjourn on Dec. 13. "He told everybody in the room we are done at 11 a.m. on Dec. 13," he said.
Breaking Eggs Over States Rights
Wed Nov 20, 2013 06:53 AM CST
A provision in the House version of the farm bill that would restrict states' ability to block the sale of agricultural products from other states is creating some political infighting in Iowa.
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Farmers in parts of the northern and eastern Corn Belt would be collecting Price Loss Coverage payments on their corn crops this week IF the House version of the farm bill were in place.
Ag Exports Hit Record Levels
Thu Nov 14, 2013 07:35 PM CST
USDA reported 140.9 billion in agricultural exports for Fiscal Year 2013 on Wednesday , a record total, topping $137.4 billion in 2011.
Others Fill Void in Farm Bill Conference Talks
Thu Nov 14, 2013 03:41 PM CST
Conferees on the farm bill met Oct. 30. Do you remember that? There were all these Kumbaya statements. That was now more than two weeks ago. The House and Senate conferees haven't set a full meeting since then. Meanwhile, people continue to push their demands.
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From building engaging websites to hosting and managed services, we help the public sector get more from IT.
Helping government save money and transform public services through efficient IT.
Web development, Sitecore and Umbraco CMS and IT transformation services.
Colocation, Cloud IaaS and a range of services to help the research community meet its data needs.
From cloud services to single sign-on and Chest Agreements, we've worked with academia for over 20 years.
Our single sign-on service is used by thousands of clinicians worldwide.
News, views and events related to the services we provide to government, charity, education and research customers.
Eduserv helps the higher education and research community take advantage of data archiving services.
Eduserv has helped the British library publish video and audio interviews with British scientists on its new website – the Voices of Science.
Eduserv has introduced security and compliance automation to its cloud services to help government organisations efficiently comply to the government's Good Practice Guide (GPG13).
Stuart Pearce joins the Identity and Access Management Division to continue to drive the success of OpenAthens.
Eduserv has twelve specialist job roles listed on the framework that was launched to support the Government's Digital Strategy.
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Bi-monthly meetings for central government CIO's to explore matters of common interest.
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When we think of security threats, most of us immediately think of the dangers facing banks, governments or other obvious targets. Threats to charities get much less publicity. But does that mean these threats are any less damaging or worthy of attention? In our view, sec...
With staggering figures from Disaster Emergency Committee [DEC] about donations via mobile for the Philippines Typhoon appeal just published, many charities will now be reviewing how they're capitalising on the current growth in mobile fundraising potential. However, wh...
Stuart Pearce recently joined Eduserv as the Executive Director responsible for OpenAthens. Stuart has a successful history of marketing and managing technology products, including SaaS and cloud based solutions. Q. Can you describe your career to date? For the past 15 y...
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