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Comments on recent site changes: Star ratings, tags, visual 'matrix layout'
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idgetman05 said:
looking at the list of results for stars on the bottom row just above the page numbers are being cut off i can just see th tops of them
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Posted at: 1:31PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
idgetman05 said:
so to get these changes straight are the questions gone and now we use tags to narrow down the results?
Posted at: 1:34PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
ictus said:
First of all excited to see the first changes being pushed through, must have been a lot of work. Looking forward to further changes.
Some first remarks:
** When you click on a result to learn more, and hit return to further explore, it always returns to the first page of results.
** Are the results still ranked? Somtimes there occurs a result I rated four stars between results with a one star prediction.
** Isn't 15 results on a page too much, too much information overload? Maybe display less, but also display the most helpful pro/con, would be very informative.
** I really like the new pictures accompanying the result. However, when you click on a result, I was a bit disappointed with the small, cramped size of the pcitures. I expected them to be bigger. Imo the final result page should be completely redesigned (i'm sure it's on its way ;)
** It all depends on the quality of the tags. However, adding tags is one step away. Why not create an add-tag modus, or a small icon?
** The presentation of tags on the result and topics page should be made consistent.
** I demand a return of the Hunch users topic! Would be great to filter through using the tags!
** WIth all music related results, it would be great to be able to immediately listen to a sample of an artist, album. And to watch video of course.
Posted at: 1:39PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
kelly said:
@idgetman05: Thx for bug report- we're looking into this!
re: tags- yes, they now replace topic-specific questions. See today's two blog posts for more details: 1) big picture blog.hunch.com/?p=36104 and 2) tags blog.hunch.com/?p=36614
Updated at: 1:53PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
kelly said:
@ictus: Great feedback as always. You've noticed a few bugs which are in the process of being fixed, plus identified a few other things (such as the result page) which we are working to greatly improve. Regarding music or video, we agree that an immediate 'listen' or 'watch' feature is important, so that will be coming soon.
Re: users topic- ok, your vote is duly noted. :) Can't promise it will return in that form (it was computationally unwieldy and might better be served by some other type of user matching/taste mate functionality) but we do value the input!
Posted at: 1:59PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
catastrophe said:
1. I find the thumbnails much better than the previous design. The impact is more impressive.
2. Topic thumbnail rollover: A white strip appears across the thumbnail labeled "Browse Topic". That is not so coherent with the overall design of Hunch.com. Try darkening or whitening the whole thumbnail and display a white/black "Browse Topic" across the thumbnail – similar to how you solved the "pop-up" of YouTube videos, but not full screen.
3. It is hard to distinguish between topic thumbnails and result thumbnails. I think that will confuse a lot of users.
4. I think the website will be easier to read if the thumbnails are on the left and the text on the right. I know, it violates the usual webdesign principle (menu on the left, content on the right), but I think it's more "fluid" that way.
5. Thumbnail cropping: "Heads are cut off". Suggestion for thumbnails with white background: shrink the motif so it isn't cut off. Thumbnails with non-white background: Blow-up to fill the whole space, and perhaps an algorithm that determines the most complex part of a thumbnail, make that the center of the cropping. Or maybe you have some face- or text-recognition libraries. Or just let the user choose how to crop.
6. Filter by tags: That looks a bit messy. I suggest a checkbox list.
7. I agree with ictus: 15 results is a bit too much. When I first saw the new design and tried a topic, I was a bit overwhelmed by 15 results. Also because they weren't ranked. On my screen 9 fits very well.
8. Also agree with ictus that the result page should have bigger pictures. Your layout is similar to YouTube: getting an eye candy on the result page will probably work.
Updated at: 2:46PM on Jan. 31, 2011. [ permalink ]
awantland said:
Sorry, without the questions there's really nothing unique about your site anymore. Plus now everything I've ever liked is a 4 star rating? So you expect me to go back and re-rate everything?
I'll just continue to use last.fm for my music recommendations and netflix for film recommendations if that's all your website's going to be now.
What a shame, I had really started to enjoy coming to this site, and finding recommendations though answering questions.
Posted at: 10:20PM on Feb. 1, 2011. [ permalink ]
sushimustwrite said:
A couple of things I've noticed:
1. This may because I've answered all of them, but where do the Teach Hunch About You questions fit in this new design? There's no natural place for the questions to fit in, and they're not in the drop-down menu. Where would they show up?
2. I miss the questions! The questions were the most compelling part of the site to me and helped me think of things I wouldn't have thought of otherwise.
Posted at: 11PM on Feb. 1, 2011. [ permalink ]
catastrophe said:
True, the questions were really a nice part of Hunch. They structured the whole selection process and were more precise. The tags are fuzzy: in certain topics there are tags like "halloween" or "blue" – and I don't really know what they mean. The questions they replaced were, I'm sure, much more specific.
The questions were more fun because you felt as if you were in a conversation. You knew that someone wrote those questions or felt as if someone is actually asking you. Selecting tags, on the other hand, feels as if one is just filing documents.
I also think that by switching from questions to tags, you made the switch from a "World of Warcraft" model to a "Second Life" model. In the former one has to react to someone (fight the enemy/answer questions), in the latter one has to build something out of nothing (build your own whatever/select your own tags).
I think users are more eager to take up a challenge than to become creative; because the former is pleasure while the latter is a burden. And I think that's why World of Warcraft is thriving and Second Life is losing.
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I hope you had a nice weekend.
I did, though it was a busy productive kind of weekend. Saturday I did some raking/mulching/grass seeding. As a reward, I then played God of War III before I got kicked off the TV and did some watering. That night I mostly just played around with my ipod.
Sunday I had more to do, so I fertilized, used different grass seed for a shady area as an experiment (I can always get grass to grow there before the shade hits and it even lasts the summer, but then it dies), watered some more, cleaned off the grills, and then we did some house cleaning. Though I only personally vacuumed. I figured I had done enough already. Played some Borderlands, hung out.
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she needs experience to achieve that lookOriginally Posted by 0-0-0
The problem with the rat race is that even if you win, you're still a rat.
HAHahaha oh Bella dear redfirefly just pwned you!!!Originally Posted by redfirefly124
If you don't like my flag, then you can kiss my rebel a55
i think i posted all those pictures in the previous LYF thread, but if anyone wants a repeat of an awesome picture:Originally Posted by hugekp
maybe negative inifinityOriginally Posted by redfirefly124
why thank youOriginally Posted by Sparky
besides, im not that much of a newbie (just dont post as much)
i noticedOriginally Posted by LuNaR
Rubbish! Anyone can masquerade as an impartial person by making one bad comment and one positive comment and calls it reasonable. Hell, if that is the case then I'm the most neutral person here becos I've certainly made my share of demeaning comments as well as idolizing comments. However, people who know me as well as you should understand that my passion for LYF lies beyond the reach of words.Originally Posted by NetDriftr
Only a hater can give negative 10 to the level of hotness/sexiness of our Goddess. You of all people - how can you not see through this honey? Somebody is sleeping on the shredded couch night!
I am sure the guys will agree with me on this one, but LYF is seriously sex on legs. And people who say otherwise are just inferior to those amazingly long legs and shapely thighs. I admire that she does not have the typical celebrity withered body figure but that she has curves just in all of the right places. Her luscious dark hair looks so sexy, and she manages to always choose clothes that accentuate her body. She looks naturally beautiful with or without makeup and oozes sex appeal when she poses seductively and mesmerizes you with those passionate sultry gazes and pouting lips.
At least give her 1 point for trying. Dammit!
Don't pay attention to Sparky - her idea of noob is anyone who has post count under 999Originally Posted by Leanna
If you don't like my flag, then you can kiss my rebel a55
my aren't we defensive my comment related to the fact redfirefly outwitted you with his justification (regardless of their validity)Originally Posted by bellamia
your description of LYF cannot exceed mine!
LYF had me at hello
If you don't like my flag, then you can kiss my rebel a55
Hyprocrites! I tell ya...Originally Posted by NetDriftr
I thought I had you at hello.your description of LYF cannot exceed mine!
LYF had me at hello
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No you had me at First SightOriginally Posted by bellamia
If you don't like my flag, then you can kiss my rebel a55
she looks really pretty in the close up pictures with the apples... or maybe its the fake eyelashes ;}
i think its the fake eyelashesOriginally Posted by linger
but she still looks pretty without them
true, she would still look very pretty without them.Originally Posted by Leanna
LOLOriginally Posted by Leanna
Yeah, too bad all your "idolizing" comments are oozing with sarcasm. I'm not stupid, bellamia, I can tell.....Originally Posted by bellamia
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wang luodan, li guangjie.
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Louis, my dark angel, I love you as I hate you.
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Last Thursday night at LACMA, I was treated to a reading of my own works by the very talented and beautiful actress Bahar Soumekh, and by UC Irvine professor Nasrin Rahimieh. Outside the Bing Theater, rain poured in sheets, and traffic on Wilshire was at a standstill because all the lights had been blown out by the wind and -- this being Los Angeles where even the mildest winter storm is dealt with like Armageddon -- I was rather astonished that anyone had shown up at all.


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'Mingei: Are You Here?'
Pace London's first group exhibition 'Mingei: Are You Here?' explores the legacy of Mingei, a Japanese folk craft movement founded by philosopher and critic Sōetsu Yanagi and questions the presence of craftsmanship in contemporary art.
Installation view at Pace, London, 2013
For the first time historical works by Japanese Mingei craftsmen can be seen alongside works by modern and contemporary artists and designers inspired by the movement.
Charlotte Perriand, Low chair, c. 1950.
Curated by Nicolas Trembley, it features paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and textile works by artists and designers including Charlotte Perriand, Isamu Noguchi, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Ruth Asawa and head designers at Muji, Naoto Fukasawa and Jasper Morrison, as well as more.
Unknown, Boro Futonji, Early 20th Century - Mended and patched textile used as futon cover (futonji), fragment of indigo cotton mounted on canvas.
According to Sōetsu Yanagi, Founder of the Mingeikan – Japan Folk Crafts Museum: "Dishonesty, depravity, and luxury - this is what Mingei objects must avoid at all costs; all that is natural, sincere, safe and simple – these are the characteristics of Mingei art."
Isamu Noguchi, Little Slate, 1945 - Cast bronze from the slate original.
Installation view at Pace, London, 2013
33 Vases Sgrafo Modern - Korallen Series - design by Peter Muller - ca. 1960-1980 - Porcelain
Danh Vo - 'Untitled (Flag)' - 2012 - cardboard box gilded in gold leaf that casts a critical regard at the tarnished contemporary notion of craftsmanship.
Courtesy: the artists; Pace London; Elizabeth Dee, New York; Galerie Downtown François Laffanour, Paris; the Mingei Arts Gallery, Paris / ETHNIC-ARTS S.A.R.L; Galerie Chantal Crousel, Paris.
Copyright: © Lee Ufan; © 2013, The Isamu Noguchi Foundation and Garden Museum, New York / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.
Photo: Etienne Frossard; David Smith; Michel Gurfinkel; Damian Griffiths
Exhibition: Mingei: Are You Here?
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I bought the blue and titanium lunch sack to rotate for my son's lunch bag. I had originally bought a metal lunch box which began to rust just a few months after the school year started. I found these and they're perfect! GREAT alternative to a paper lunch bag, as they are nearly the exact SAME size, with the perks of a handle, reusable, and washable. large enough to fit a small kids 14oz nalgene bottle, sandwich tiffin box and a snack. (with more space to spare) Material is thick and quality and the sack folds into it's own pocket for easy stoarge. Exactly what I was looking for! Also, I use for kids bringing there things in the car. Helps minimize on bringing too many things, they can carry and keep track of there belongings and pick up before they get out. Example: Leap pad and games, action figures, other small toys...
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Though I know this is labeled as a lunch sack I use mine for when I go camping as a way to keep better organized. I always want to have my flashlight, deck of cards, small book, etc. at hand, but don't like them sitting all over the place and prefer one convenient location to keep tidy. I simply took 2 cheapie carabiners and connected them with the handles of the lunch sack to hang nicely from my chair. Having it come in several colors means that each member of the family could have their own bag to keep things neat on the campsite - oh how I hate disorganized campsites with little things strewn all over the place.
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Colorado & WICHE
Working Together for Over a Half Century
- Since 1951 Colorado has been a member of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), a 16-state commission working to boost access to higher education for students in the West and, as importantly, to ensure their success.
In the six-plus decades since Colorado joined the commission, the state has benefitted in a number of essential ways.
Tens of thousands of students from Colorado have attended undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs in other Western states through WICHE's Student Exchange Program. In just one of the programs, the Western Undergraduate Exchange, Colorado students and their families have saved over $173 million since 1988, when the program was founded. (See "Doing the Math," below, for Colorado's return on investment.)
Colorado has received funding to be part of numerous WICHE policy initiatives, including those focused on financing and financial aid, workforce policy, and other areas.
Colorado has participated in WICHE initiatives related to distance education, workforce development, and behavioral health.
WICHE and Colorado have shared a remarkably fruitful history. But their prospects for the future are even more exciting.
Doing the Math: Colorado's Return on Investment
In 2012-13 Colorado, its institutions, and its students saved or brought in more than $22.2 million through WICHE and spent $125,000 for membership in the commission, yielding a 176-fold return on investment.
In the last 5 years, Colorado savings from WUE alone have topped $75.6 million, yielding a 120-fold return on the state's investment in WICHE.
Colorado is active in all three WICHE Student Exchange Programs: the Western Undergraduate Exchange, the Professional Student Exchange Program, and the Western Regional Graduate Program. This year Colorado's students and families saved over $17.2 million. Colorado saved money, too, through not having to establish and maintain costly programs in a number of areas, including some in healthcare.
Western Undergraduate Exchange. Colorado students have enrolled in undergraduate programs beyond Colorado's borders through the Western Undergraduate Exchange (WUE) since 1988, saving on 35,817 annual tuition bills. In 2012-13, 2,374 students from Colorado are enrolled in out-of-state programs at reduced rates (150 percent of resident tuition), saving more than $15.9 million in tuition and fees – the average student savings amounted to $6,704. In the last 10 years, students have saved over $172.8 million.
Colorado benefits from WUE in another way: by receiving students from out of state. Colorado's institutions can choose how many out-of-state slots to offer and in which areas, allowing them to make the best use of their resources by accepting students in underenrolled programs. There's a workforce benefit for the state, too, as students often stay in Colorado after graduating. In 2012-13 Colorado received 3,419 students through WUE.
Professional Student Exchange Program. Colorado has sent 322 students to professional programs through the Professional Student Exchange Program (PSEP), with 24 students currently studying optometry. In addition, in 2012-13 the state received 183 students in seven professional schools and some $5 million in support fees from other Western states. Historically, some 71 percent of PSEP students return to Colorado to pursue their professional careers.
Western Regional Graduate Program. Colorado's postgraduates also participate in graduate programs through the Western Regional Graduate Program (WRGP), which offers access to over 275 high-quality, distinctive programs ("distinctive" meaning that they're offered at only four or fewer institutions in the WICHE region) at 52 institutions in all WICHE states. WRGP programs run the gamut, but emerging social, environmental, and resource-management fields are particular strengths, as are innovative interdisciplinary programs. In 2012-13 Colorado sent 60 students to out-of-state institutions, while receiving 330.
Internet Course Exchange (ICE). WICHE's newest exchange, ICE, is an alliance of member institutions and systems with a set of policies, procedures, and support systems for sharing distance-delivered courses among two- and four-year institutions in the WICHE region.
The Colorado Community Colleges and the Colorado School of Mines partnered in a recent ICE initiative funded by a Next Generation Learning Challenges grant: the North American Network of Science Labs Online (NANSLO), an innovative U.S.-Canadian consortium of institutions. NANSLO adds a powerful new component to online science courses: students have access to a remotely located science lab and the ability to control remote instrumentation, allowing them to perform experiments, practice scientific observation, and conduct data analysis, as students in classroom-based courses do.
A new and related initiative will tap into the NANSLO model. The Consortium for Healthcare Education Online (CHEO) is a multidisciplinary, regional program aimed at strengthening student success in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) courses associated with allied health fields. CHEO, funded at $14.1 million by the U.S. Department of Labor's Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grant Program, is a four-year project including eight two-year institutions in five WICHE states: Alaska, Colorado, Montana, South Dakota, and Wyoming. Pueblo Community College is the project's lead institution. Other Colorado participants include Otero Junior College, Red Rocks Community College, the Colorado Community College System, and College in Colorado.
WICHE's Added Value
Colorado gains added value from WICHE's programs in policy, workforce development, technology, mental health, and other areas.
Policy & Workforce Development. Colorado has participated in projects supporting better-informed decision making at the state level. WICHE initiatives have been sponsored by the Ford Foundation, Lumina Foundation for Education, the U.S. Department of Education, and others. WICHE experts often work with the state on such vital issues as the state's workforce needs and balancing the financial aid portfolio between grants, loans, and scholarships, as well as between merit- and need-based aid. WICHE cosponsored a meeting in Denver with the College Board to encourage state leaders to become involved in increasing college graduation rates. WICHE President David Longanecker worked with the Higher Education Coordinating Board on unique challenges facing Colorado higher education and on possible opportunities for future policy to address these challenges.
WICHE was commissioned by the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) to conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the College Opportunity Fund (COF) legislation and its implementation. The evaluation was required under the legislation and included an analysis of enrollment patterns before and after COF's implementation, along with interviews and focus groups with key architects of the policy and with institutional officers in financial aid, admissions, and registrar's offices. WICHE presented its results to the Colorado Commission on Higher Education and to the institutions' presidents.
Colorado participates in the Adult College Completion Network. The ACC Network, funded by Lumina Foundation, is a nationwide collaborative learning network that shares promising strategies among institutions, organizations, state agencies, and others working to increase completion rates for adults with prior college credit. The network offers a listerv and webinars on issues related to adult completion, and an annual meeting of large-scale projects working in this area. Colorado was also chosen for an earlier, related Lumina-funded project: Non-traditional No More. WICHE worked with state leaders to identify the "ready adult" population – those who have almost enough credits to graduate but who have not yet returned to college – and help them earn their degrees. Over two years the state received $65,000 and technical assistance.
In 2012 WICHE staff joined a meeting of various Colorado and Denver agencies to examine ideas for increasing the rates of education and training among the state's low-income residents. The state was also a member of the Western Consortium for Accelerated Learning Opportunities, funded by the Department of Education and designed to build capacity among the Western states to better serve students, principally low-income and underrepresented students, with advanced placement courses and tests. Colorado was allotted $442,000 for online advanced placement enrollment, teacher training, test-fee reimbursement for low-income students, and other work. Low-income student participation increased, as indicated by advanced placement test-fee reimbursements to them, which climbed by over 230 percent within four years. WICHE also helped convene a state roundtable focused on accelerated learning.
WICHE's Lumina-funded project Getting What You Pay For: Understanding Higher Education Appropriations, Tuition, and Financial Aid promoted informed decision making and the alignment of higher education appropriations, tuition, and financial aid policy by state legislators, to improve student access and success. WICHE sent copies of the project's eight policy briefs to all members of the Colorado Legislature.
Colorado also participated in another Lumina project, Best Practices in Statewide Articulation and Transfer Systems, which seeks to develop a deeper understanding of how states coordinate their articulation and transfer programs for students who move from two-year to four-year institutions, focusing on strategies that increase access to and success in higher education.
Colorado attended a 2009 meeting organized by WICHE and the Sullivan Alliance aimed at improving the production of graduates in high-demand health-related fields.
The Colorado Department of Higher Education, Colorado State University, Colorado State University-Pueblo, and Metropolitan State College are members of the Western Academic Leadership Forum, whose members address regional higher education issues and engage in resource sharing. The 2011 Forum meeting was held in Fort Collins. Another WICHE initiative, the Western Alliance for Community College Academic Leaders, brings academic leaders of community colleges and technical schools and systems together with state governing and coordinating boards associated with two-year institutions to exchange ideas and information, share resources and expertise, and collaborate on regional initiatives. The Colorado Community College System office and the 13 community college campuses are members.
Technology. Several Colorado colleges and universities are active participants in the WICHE Cooperative for Educational Technologies (WCET),a membership cooperative that accelerates the adoption of effective practices and policies to advance excellence in technology-enhanced teaching and learning in higher education. In 2012 Rhonda Epper, assistant provost at the Colorado Community College System, won WCET's Richard Jonsen Award for her contributions to the e-learning community. Denver was the host city for the 2011 WCET annual conference, a four-day event that drew some 400 attendees from across the country.
WCET members have access to trusted information on emerging trends, policies, and exemplars of successful learning technology innovation in practice. WCET provides access to peers, colleagues, common interest groups, experts, and decision makers; communications tools that enable members to stay informed about developments affecting technology-enabled teaching and learning; and information about key developments affecting e-learning providers, such as new federal rules pertaining to distance education. WCET also manages multi-institutional projects, including one aimed at adult online learners and another at large-scale student data aggregation and predictive analytics to improve student outcomes.
Mental Health. A nucleus for researching mental health policy and a provider of technical assistance in such areas as service innovation, system reform, workforce development, program evaluation, and other areas, WICHE's Mental Health Program is another well-used resource.The program completed a comprehensive behavioral health workforce study, funded by the Colorado Health Foundation. It also supported a community-based training initiative for health and behavioral health providers to enhance their ability to identify and serve the needs of returning service members and their families. Additionally, WICHE is partnering with Mental Health America of Colorado to improve awareness of mental health with college and university student services and support staff. Two Colorado higher education campuses participated in a research study funded by the National Institute for Mental Health that focused on campus mental health and the effects of mental health first aid training for campus residence life staff.
Other Initiatives.Colorado College participates in the Master Property Program (MPP), helps institutions reduce their insurance premiums and improve their coverage. Created by the Midwestern Higher Education Compact (MHEC) and expanded to the WICHE region, the MPP includes 50 member institutions with total insured values of $83.1 billion; it has generated some $65.4 million in savings for the participating institutions while expanding their coverage. WICHE is also partnering with MHEC to offer MHECare, a new health program providing vetted, competitively priced medical benefits for students. Underwritten by UnitedHealthcare StudentResources, MHECare offers a variety of plans.


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Three months after he first went missing, the sister of Gordon Tweddle is clinging to hope that her brother will be found one day.
Tweddle has not been seen or heard from since he disappeared from his Estevan apartment on May 14. His sister, Frances McPherson, said although she believes there is a chance her brother may have taken his own life, she would like to locate him and bring closure to the issue for herself and others who cared for him.
A Moose Jaw resident, McPherson contacted The Mercury last week in an attempt to keep her brother's story in the spotlight. McPherson said she has remained in contact with the Estevan Police Service and commended the work of the local officers, but like everyone else who has taken part in the effort to find Gordon, they have come up dry.
"There has just been nothing," she said. "We just can't figure this out. I just don't know where he is. It's obvious to us all that he could be dead, but where is he? He could be alive, but where is he? It's on your mind all the time."
McPherson said after Tweddle first went missing, she travelled to Estevan to join with police and her brother's friends in the search. However, the lingering uncertainty has made it tough for her to return to the city so she is doing everything she can from home to aid in the search.
Although she has a glimmer of hope that Tweddle will be found alive, McPherson said she is prepared for any outcome. In conversations with his friends, she learned that her brother, whom she described as a quiet, independent and hard working man, had been dealing with some health issues and was worried he may become a burden to his family and friends.
"I don't think he could cope (with the fact) that he would be the one taken care of," McPherson said. "I've talked a lot with (his friends and former employers) Barry and Pat O'Handley and they felt the same.
"This is a person who was full of life, and then something happened, and I think it happened when my mother died to tell you the truth. I think that was a turning point for my brother. Barry and Pat and I all think the day he walked out of his apartment was Mother's Day. We've talked about this and analyzed this and we think it had a pretty big impact on him. He was kind of a caretaker in his silent little way and I don't know, maybe it was just overwhelming to him."
McPherson added the one reason she clings to a belief that her brother may not have harmed himself is that it was against his nature to do something to hurt her.
"This is the part that baffles me. He would never have hurt me like this. But maybe his mind wasn't quite on target and I know that he hadn't been eating well. I brought him groceries and he hadn't eaten them and Pat and Barry were taking him over groceries that night when they found him missing. I just think he wasn't thinking with a clear mind."
McPherson said because of her brother's quiet nature, he wasn't well known in the community. However, she said a number of people have stepped forward to assist the O'Handleys in searching for Tweddle.
"That is a real tribute to that (community). But I am just scared that he is going to be forgotten. The whole thing now for me is if I could just find him either alive or not, but find him. Not finding him, I'm not quite sure … I guess I am going to have to learn how to cope with that but I am having a real difficult time."
Chief Del Block said officers have conducted a thorough search around Estevan but have turned up no clues to his disappearance. He added they hope to add Tweddle to the national missing persons database but he must be missing for six months before that can take place.


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FBN's Stuart Varney sounds off on union fat cats.
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Organize laid out clearly against the 1% pay your fashion has become a union -- -- -- -- is the watch would've dragged on it.
But some of the people leading the and -- 1% movement are in fact members of that same 1% in leaked.
Is my take on -- union bosses and in particular the -- make his union.
My thanks to the Kansas City -- which on those -- fascinating story.
The wanna make -- union is based in Kansas.
-- Jones is the union boss total compensation 607000.
His brother sister and son also take home big money from that same union.
Jones indulges in all the lavish living but so enraged the 99%.
When bankers did it.
It goes fishing in Alaska pumps -- -- looks -- launch and cruises on French yolks all on the the union and the boiler makers have a bank.
And mr.
Jones and other union officials walk on it and make handsome second incomes.
Don't feel like mr.
Jones what we're doing is perfectly legal if -- board agrees then so be it.
But perhaps the 99%.
Would like an explanation for the union movements contradictory politics.
Your top guys -- firmly in the 1%.
All of the same time they -- the capitalist system on which they depend one more thing please.
Unions -- non profits they do not pay federal income taxes so individuals in the 1%.
Demonstrate against all of up -- consensus and their organizations call for more tax on the banks while day I known.
There's a name products.
Send in your suggestions.
You don't want -- V channels that you weren't listening you were -- -- this video was typing on the computer thing.
You're a senate hearing that some of the neighbors is secretly supporting the 1% in the billions spent the night -- in -- billion want you weren't listening.
Anyway I can't -- -- one of them visibly -- would go yes it looked at.
That's a profit up and you can.
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Horrible tags on Stack Overflow
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Sometimes I try to open a post on Meta Stack Overflow about these to collect some help to clean them up. But as each user has only a limited amount of close-votes (and you need five votes from different users (or one from a moderator) to close a question), one can do that only every so often, these questions would take votes away from each other.
So here I'll try to have a list of these tags so I don't forget.
- [future]: A lot of these are questions about future events. Prophesies are not on-topic on SO.. The on-topic meaning would be the concept used in concurrent programming.
- [protected]: About quite some different things, like the
keyword in some programming languages, protected memory, protected Twitter accounts, password-protected files, protecting video downloads, … . I'm not sure how to sensibly retag this. (The tag also has no tag wiki.) [alternative]: This looks like another tag which contains many non-constructive questions.
- [word] vs. [msword]
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Even if you can't cook you can make this tart and impress at a party.
I made four of them for the annual Cherry Berry party yesterday, two with thyme and two with basil. There are always so many sweets on offer I thought something savoury would be a good idea. It was great with the Greek Salad that L. had made.
A big thanks to L. for organising it this year.
I., if you're reading, this is one for you, much easier than cheesecake!
Easy Cherry Tomato and Feta Tart (serves 4)
1 large sheet of ready-made puff pastry (375g)
250g feta cheese
30-40 cherry or baby plum tomatoes, halved
fresh basil, thyme or oregano, to taste
freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Preheat your oven to 180C/Gas4.
Cut the large sheet of pastry in half (or you can leave it as one if you prefer/cut it into small individual portions) and score line around all four edges about 2cm in.
Crumble 3/4 of the feta cheese over the pastry, leaving the scored edge free.
Top with the tomatoes and crumble the rest of the feta over the top.
Season with freshly ground black pepper. You won't need salt as the feta is salty enough.
Bake for 15 minutes, sprinkle with herbs of your choice and return to the oven for another 5-10minutes until the pastry is golden brown and cooked through.
Serve hot or cold.
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7 comments:
- Gloria said...
Hi Sylvie I love these type of tarts, look amazing and delicious, gloria
- 29 July 2011 17:17
- Jennifurla said...
what an easy recipe, and so pretty and rustic.
- 29 July 2011 18:10
- Karen S Booth said...
That looks wonderful Sylvie, just my kind of food!
Karen/FT - 29 July 2011 19:28
- WizzyTheStick said...
Fabulous tart that makes use of summers fresh produce.
- 30 July 2011 03:19
- Susan said...
Oh, sorry I missed this year's event. I hope it all went well, by the look of your tart the standard was high.
- 30 July 2011 07:30
- penny patten said...
Sounds delicious! I printed the recipe to give it a try. Thanks for sharing!
- 30 July 2011 15:14
- Heidi @ Food Doodles said...
That looks so yummy! I love using sheets of puff pastry, but I've never used them for anything savory. I'll have to give it a try because it looks great!
- 31 July 2011 04:22
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Hello there Dabblers,
One of our esteemed colleagues Matt has decided to plunge himself into the world of Self-Build, a world he unfortunately doesn't know a right lot about.
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What many articles on the subject forget to highlight, is that while an income protection product may last 25 years, the vast majority of mortgage and loan payment protection products are only for 12 or 24 months.
The average duration of an income protection claim is 8 years, compared to a few months on a mortgage or loan payment protection policy.
It has even been suggested that the reason lenders push mortgage and loan protection products is that they are happy for you to be protected for a short time, and thus ensuring they get paid. But, if you were unable ever to work again, they would expect you to sell the house to recoup their money.
An income protection policy may remove the need for payment protection insurance, and mortgage payment protection. The latter two can be cheaper but are for short periods. However, they tend to include unemployment cover, which most income protection does not.
To avoid using the often disliked words " life assurance " some insurers have developed unfortunate ways of describing life policies as " protection ' policies. Some insurers use the term " protection " policy to mean 'Income Protection "
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A competitive figure skater with Olympic aspirations turns her back on the sport by escaping to Canada in director Bruce Sweeney's border hopping family drama. Celia (Rebecca De Mornay) is an uncompromising coach determined to push her daughter Jenna (Jane McGregor) towards an Olympic gold metal. After Jenna's routine in the national figure skating finals proves less than stellar, the dejected young girl decides to escape her demanding mother by fleeing to Vancouver. Though Jenna's father is diligent in keeping his daughter's current location a secret from the fierce Celia, the gun-toting mother's determination ultimately proves too powerful to deny and she is soon off to collect her daughter. Upon attempting to cross the border, Celia begins to get a taste of just how different life in Canada is when the border guards take possession of her registered firearm. It seems that Jenna too has grown weary of living in a land where aggression does not stand, leaving both mother and daughter adrift in some strange land that neither can truly call home. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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Indie director Michael Mabbott follows his debut effort, The Life and Times of Guy Terrifico, with a sophomore feature, the quirky underdog comedy-drama Citizen Duane. Douglas Smith plays Duane Balfour, one of the sons in a family known for fighting impossible battles against tremendous odds. When Duane loses his run for student council president, he vows to take on an even loftier mission: "Operation Infinite Justice," carried out against his sworn enemy, Chad Milton. Chad is the grandson of the local town bigwig, whose family extends its influence to every corner of the community. Duane's teacher, Miss Houston (Vivica A. Fox) discourages him, but he refuses to back down, and - in a last-ditch attempt to rid the town of the dark shadow that the Miltons cast over it - decides to run for mayor himself, backed by an eccentric relative, Uncle Bingo - a man notorious for once putting all of his money on a horse called 'Glue Factory.' First timers Jonathan Sobol and Robert Leskie penned the script; the picture co-stars Alberta Watson, Devon Bostick and Jane McGregor. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi
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Robert Budreau's noirish thriller That Beautiful Somewhere stars Roy Dupris as Conk Adams, a police detective still nursing psychological scars from his time in the military. When an unidentified body turns up, he must work with an archeologist (Jane McGregor) who suffers from a physical ailment. Soon the pair bond over work and their health problems, and an Aboriginal mystic offers clues to the identity of the body. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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The family drama Flower & Garnet is the feature-length debut from Canadian filmmaker Keith Behrman. Ten years after the death of the family matriarch, the widower and her two children are still coming to terms with their lives. Daughter Flower (Jane McGregor) gets pregnant and moves out. Her younger brother, Garnet (Colin Roberts), is an odd child who has trouble connecting with father Ed (Callum Keith Rennie). One of Ed's former girlfriends, and a gun, are key to the plot. Flower & Garnet was screened at the Montreal World Film Festival. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi
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Starla Grady (Jane McGregor), the most popular girl at Splendona High School in Splendona, TX, is on top of the world. That is, at least, until foreign-exchange student Genevieve LePlouff (Piper Perabo) moves in with Starla's family. Starla's parents had hoped that Genevieve's tutoring would help raise Starla's French grade, which had dropped dangerously low. At first, like Starla's other followers, Genevieve seems in awe of her charmed existence. However, when Genevieve's story of misfortune and lost love is featured in the school newspaper, Starla feels the winds begin to change. Before she knows it, Genevieve has stolen all of her best friends, her boyfriend, her position on the cheerleading squad, and her status as the most popular girl in school. Starla, not one to go down without a fight, sets out to expose Genevieve as the lying backstabber she truly is. Slap Her...She's French is directed by veteran thirtysomething actress Melanie Mayron. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi
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Inspired by a play that has been presented dozens of times to middle- and high-school students throughout the United States, Bang, Bang, You're Dead ponders the possible reasons that outwardly "normal" teenagers periodically resort to Columbine-style violence. The focus here is on Trevor Adams (Ben Foster), an intelligent but hypersensitive high schooler whose troubled past has designated him "at risk." Feeling persecuted by those stronger and more popular than himself, Trevor has already run afoul of classmates and teachers alike by making death threats against the school football team. Now he has aligned himself with a group of fellow "outsiders" who call themselves the Trogs. Indulging in prankery that runs the gamut from merely irritating to potentially dangerous, Trevor and the Trogs plan an all-out deadly assault against their so-called enemies. Although the script points out that peer pressure and bullying has gone beyond the point of harmlessness in today's society, it is careful not to blame any one person or group for what ultimately happens to Trevor; even Trevor himself is shown to be comprised of equal parts villain and victim. First screened at the Seattle International Film Festival, Bang, Bang, You're Dead formally premiered October 13, 2002, over the Showtime cable network. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Sex, drugs, and rock & roll happen to run in the family in this dramatic series produced for the MTV cable network. The Jackson Decker Band was a critically acclaimed and commercially successful rock group in the '70s and '80s, and after a 15-year layoff, Chase Rooney (Tom Lock), a recent honors graduate of Stanford's business school and also the son of the group's bassist Keith Rooney (David Nerman), has organized a reunion tour for the band. These days, the members of the Jackson Decker Band are older and wiser, and they've brought their children along for the tour, ranging in age from 16 to 23. Vocalist Annie Baker (Jennifer Dale), a recovering alcoholic, is accompanied by her better-grounded daughter Lu (Sarah Manninen), who was once Chase's girlfriend. Keith is traveling not only with son Chase as manager, but with Olivia (Jessica Welch), his free-spirited daughter. Drummer Rick Parsons (Bruce Dinsmore) has brought his straight-arrow daughter Darby (Jane McGregor) along to see the sights. And Travis Williams (Matthew Carrey) has recently learned that Jason Decker guitarist Drake Taylor (Ron Lea) is his biological father. Drake gets him a job as a roadie with the group so that Travis can get to know the father he never met while growing up. As the band members strive to avoid the chemical and sexual pitfalls that helped to sideline the band in the 1980s, the kids are tempted by the wild life of the road and have to deal with their own romantic entanglements. Live Through This was MTV's first hour-long dramatic series; the first episode premiered August 9, 2000. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Veterinarian Molly Saunders (Gail O'Grady) is mighty depressed as she attends the wedding of her former husband Bruce (Corbin Bernsen). During the ceremony, Molly makes the acquaintance of sportswriter Jake Michaelson (Rob Stewart), a sentimental guy who is in attendance because his ex-wife Joan (a rare acting appearance by onetime Donald Trump vis-à-vis Marla Maples) happens to be Jake's new bride. Though Molly and Jake are a mismatched couple, to say the least, it is remotely possible that a romance will develop (this is, after all, a made-for-cable movie). Two of Hearts originally aired February 14, 1999 on the Lifetime channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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I have been trying to get a geforce3 ti 200 graphics card to work on my mint 12 install. I have been running mint on this computer for about a year with only a few minor problems and i really like the os. I've tried to run the nvidia installer but after finally finding out how to stop my xserver it said there were various incompatabilitys with my kernel. I tried altering my xorg.config but with no success. Basically after trying for hours with my graphics getting worse by the hour i ended up only being able to boot into tty1 (a non-graphical ui) after a while i gave up and put my old gpu back in, but still i was only able to boot into tty1. I managed to delete my xorg.config, i guessed by now it would be mashed anyway, and rebooted into a gui (yay) but not the gui i'm used to, i've got no infinity menu, no menu at the bottom of the screen, just a black bar at the top and bottom with -i think- applications and places on the left and network etc icons on the right at the top.
So... Does anyone have any idea what i've done and more importantly how to get my old system back? Is there a way to auto configure my xorg.config?