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"The more of a fight he got, the happier he was," she recalled.
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"He had a very kind heart. He was a wonderful brother and a wonderful son," she said. "He was always a happy person to be around -- he'd bring a smile to anybody's face."
Grim, who recently moved to Wellsville from East Berlin, died about 1:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 15, in a fiery crash along the Baltimore Pike in Washington Township.
Police said Grim apparently lost control at a slight curve in the road and went into the northbound lane, where a tractor-trailer smashed into the passenger side of his Toyota. He likely died instantly, according to the York County Coroner's Office.
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"Timmy was very outdoorsy," Weidner said. "His life was all about hunting and fishing."
He inherited his love of those activities from his dad, Timothy Grim Sr. of East Berlin, according to Weidner.
In addition to sharing a name, the men shared hunting and fishing adventures, relishing the time they spent together, she said.
The younger Grim had many mounts of his conquests, including pike, turkey, deer and fox, his mother said.
"He did most of his fishing around here in local streams," she said. "His father lives along the Conewago Creek," and he fished there as well.
Chimney sweep: Grim Jr. was raised in East Berlin and spent most of his life there, according to Weidner. He also lived in the Dover area for a time, she said.
He attended Northern York High School and for the past few years had been working as a chimney sweep for Anderson Chimney Sweeps in New Cumberland.
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Grieving sisters: Grim's survivors also include his older sisters, Danielle Grim, 26, and Nicole Grim, 21, three nephews and a niece. He also leaves behind his beloved dog, a 6-month-old St. Bernard named Turk, his mom said.
She recalled how, as children, her daughters loved to play dress-up with their baby brother -- but only until he was about 5 years old.
"And then he put his foot down," Weidner said.
A memorial service was set for 1 p.m. Monday at Feiser Funeral Home, 306 Harrisburg St. in East Berlin.
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Answer by Stabby 17155 · Jun 26 '11 at 07:23 PM
Well I could probably go through that and pick it apart, but I'll just offer my thoughts on inclusion/exclusion of certain foods and the general rationale for deciding what is what. I do agree on a less absolutist and ideological approach than some advocate, the degree of restriction is going to depend upon a person's goals.
I think that we should be eating more of the foods that we are better adapted to and less of the ones we less adapted to. Do you like oatmeal but it damages your microvilli? Eat some oatmeal, 3 times a week if you have no autoimmune problems or anything else. Let's not try to say it's a particularly good food, though. Whole grains have good amounts of minerals, some of them aren't absorbed well but that can be improved through preparation techniques. That doesn't mean that they're good foods, it just means that they look good in comparison with their refined counterparts. In a population that has a magnesium deficiencies maybe grains will look good, but we don't need grains for magnesium, it is just that they happen to be the best source of magnesium in a Western population.
Paleo's problem is that it isn't called Evolutionary Nutrition. Applied evolutionary nutrition is the framework wherein we define the foods that we are best or worst adapted to eat. It places certain foods on a continuum of biological compatibility based upon the way we digest and metabolize foods as a whole and their nutrients. It factors in the types of nutrients we rely upon (not just essential nutrients but those that we can't quite produce enough of for optimal health) and it identifies nutrients or toxins in foods that we can only handle certain amounts of. The ridiculous nonsense that Dieticians seem to engage in doesn't really look at the body as the product of evolution, it operates on a bizarre postmodern metaphysics of health based upon an arbitrarily defined state of "balance" which has more to do with the foods available than with the human body. It will occasionally dabble in the realm of the biological mechanism in nutrition and pathology but the entire methodology is weak and it is like taking shots in the dark. Same goes for many ancient and ideological ways of eating, their merits aside. Evolutionary nutrition will produce the most good hypotheses, no doubt in my mind.
For a good example I recommend The Perfect Health Diet by Paul and Shou-Ching Jaminet. They don't necessarily call it evolutionary nutrition this but they practice something similar to it and praise Paleo. A quick example of adaptation to nutrients: ruminants have the ability to convert linoleic acid to palmitic acid and thus they spare themselves a lot of grief with a very high PUFA diet, humans are not so lucky, we can force so much of our omega-3 out of our cells with omega-6 that we can succumb to imminent inflammatory death (of course you know this, some people don't). Also I suppose birds vs. humans in handling grain lectins is another issue. The fact that we can't eat grass like a cow is an extreme example, it just dunt digest well. There is a polymorphism for beta-carotene->retinol conversion, some people need dietary retinol. I wouldn't be surprised if there was variability in all sorts of others nutrients' metabolism. Carnitine, carnosine, creatine, choline? Why is a vegetarian diet so hazardous to some whereas other people don't tend to see the same imminent doom with it? Your genotype. So evolutionary nutrition not only deals with species-specific adaptations but also with intra-species adaptations. In that I agree with this metabolic typing guy, although I think that the book The Metabolic Typing Diet is bunk and especially lacking sound dietary advice.
Answer by mindi 2211 · Jun 26 '11 at 07:22 PM
I like what he said about nutritional dogma being confusing and restricting and I totally agree that we each have to find what works for us based on our past abuses, our present situation and our goals.
I also totally agree with the use of the man in the cave picture, although he made it difficult to concentrate on the words.
Thanks for sharing this!
Answer by smart127 179 · Jun 26 '11 at 07:43 PM
Nicely done, Stabby. The bottom line for me on this is "to each his own" and, in light of that truth, it is thus up to the individual to do their own homework and figure out what works for them. America's growing inability to handle themselves - across all compartments of life - is becoming an epidemic.
Answer by Tom J 180 · Jul 01 '11 at 09:07 AM
His interpretation is similar to mine, albeit in a different way.
(Note: the following is all based on my personal experiences.)
Pre paleo I was always the one eating the remainders in our cooking pots and pans, finishing of a big bag of potato chips whenever I saw one, always being hungry/craving...
After just one month of paleo my relationship with food had been fixed; now I just eat what I want whenever I feel like it.
I think I can trust my body now when it comes to food.
When I do feel like eating something non-paleo, I give in to it, but, to be quite honest, this does not happen a lot. Usually a small quantity is satisfying, as opposed to the huge piles I used to have.
I just like being pragmatic about the paleo lifestyle. I tend to avoid most of the processed food, and that is about it. In social occasions with non-paleo people, I just eat whatever they are having, although I might favor the things that are more paleo-like over things like sugar/bread/potatoes etc. Or I just have a bigger breakfast/lunch, so I can skip lunch/dinner...
Another big plus is that I finally got rid of IBS, I think I might have had an intolerance for gluten. I had this for about 3 years, I even opted for some different clients in my business because my doctor said the IBS might have been due to stress...
I think everyone is making this paleo lifestyle way to difficult; in the first month it might be a good idea to be quite strict, so you can unlearn eating habits and adapt to your new lifestyle.
For example, I recall eating tons of paleo-food in the beginning because I needed my stomach to feel filled, but that habit had disappeared completely after about a week.
It also gives you some time to find out how to replace your SAD breakfast/lunch breaks etc with something more acceptable.
Next to this, you also begin to realize how much processed food one usually does consume (Both my wife & kids still eat non-paleo).
And after about one month, you will probably have some people asking you why you are looking so healthy, which might be a good motivator.
I assume that after one month of paleo most people will feel in their comfort zone again, and after that the paleo thing will just come naturally.
In my opinion people should loosen up; if you have unlearned your SAD eating habits, you are probably about 90% there.
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Australian worship leader and songwriter Darlene Zschech led worship and was interviewed by Vicar Nicky Gumbel at two HTB Sunday services today.
Hundreds of people queued around Onslow Square to pack the 16:30 and 6.30pm services as Darlene, 46, who was Worship Pastor at Hillsong Church, Sydney, from 1995 to 2007, led worship with a Hillsong band on the UK leg of their European tour which included events in Italy, Hungary, Holland and Germany.
She spoke about the 'long journey' of church growth at Hillsong, now one of the largest churches in Australia. 'Out of obedience we learned over many years that the Lord will never disappoint,' she told Nicky Gumbel in the interview.
She had never intended to be a worship leader but had been encouraged by Hillsong founder Brian Houston.
Darlene, who wrote the song 'Shout to the Lord' and many other worship songs sung at HTB, said, 'I will never forget life before Christ and finding Christ. I am so grateful. I worship the Lord if I feel like it or not because the joy of the Lord is my strength.'
Asked if she had any advice for the many young people attending, she said, 'Don't despise the day of small beginnings. The gold is in the journey. Thank God for what he has given you today. God is a good God and he is faithful but he also knows we need time to grow in our faith.'
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The US population reached pi * 100,000,000 = 314,159,265 on August 12, 2012. Here's the link from Huffington Post. The Census Bureau has a running population counter, as well. I must admit — I was not there waiting for it to reach the Super Pi.
Pi Day — a Hundred Million of them!
SimpleMegaDrop v1: SimpleDrop + Mega-Dropdown Menus, with SimpleMegaButtons on the side!
I have made some improvements to what I now call SimpleMegaDrop, and it now offers these features:
- Standard dropdown menus (single-level) in a navbar
- Mega-dropdown menus integrated with dropdown menus
- Free-standing Buttons that invoke dropdown or mega-dropdown menus.
- All of the menu items use hoverIntent to reduce the overall twitchiness.
English is Tough Stuff!
Written by G. Nolst Trenito, 1870 – 1946. These verses were designed to help multi-national personnel at NATO headquarters discard their accents. After trying them, a Frenchman said he'd prefer 6 months at hard labor to reading 6 lines aloud. This has floated around for a long time, since before the Web. I first saw it while working at HP Labs back in the Eighties. It makes a great sample post for a new blog….
Dearest creature in creation,
Study English pronunciation.
I will teach you in my verse
Sounds like corpse, corps, horse, and worse.
I will keep you, Suzy, busy,
Make your head with heat grow dizzy.
Tear in eye, your dress will tear.
So shall I! Oh hear my prayer.
Just compare heart, beard, and heard,
Dies and diet, lord and word,
Sword and sward, retain and Britain.
(Mind the latter, how it's written.)
Now I surely will not plague you
With such words as plaque and ague.
But be careful how you speak:
Say break and steak, but bleak and streak;
Cloven, oven, how and low,
Script, receipt, show, poem, and toe.
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Unknown Kyrie by Palestrina?
I've been trying to identify a Kyrie that I sang a long time ago (maybe 1972), but I don't have the sheet music for it. I remember it as being by Palestrina, so I've searched every Kyrie from every Mass I can find by Palestrina on cpdl.org, and I have not been able to identify the piece. It's pretty distinctive: the tenors start out with a lovely line, and then the basses come in, and then the upper voices.
Does anybody know the source of this piece? Maybe it's not even Palestrina, although I'm pretty sure of it. If you have a clue, please let me know! I'm always looking for music for the 2 SATB groups in which I sing, so other suggestions are appreciated.
My Working Set of jQuery Plugins (and some Other Hacks) by DFF
Here's the second installment in my Working Set series: my standard set of jQuery plugins. I'll also include a few other bits of code I use occasionally that are not in plugins. I make no claims about these being the best or anything like that, but this is a really useful, robust set of plugins that will be useful in any Web site.
A straightforward Ajax Contact Form that can be dropped into a sidebar anywhere. You can see this in action at www.kelleyhousemuseum.org.
Cycle Plugin
I use this all the time. It's a very easy way to cycle images or HTML content. There's even a light version that eschews the flashy kinds of transitions.
This is an amazingly full-featured table plugin. Filtering, striping, searching, and more.
HighSlide is a superb Javascript library for displaying images and slideshows. This well-supported module has a minimal charge for commercial usage, but it's well worth it. Tremendous flexibility and stability! It's been in continuous development for many years, and it really shows in the feature set. They have lots of excellent examples of the library in use.
This wonderful little plugin helps smooth out user interactions. Instead of immediately invoking the onmouseover handler on links, this waits for a settable threshold before firing the onmouseover event. If you slide the mouse over a row of menu items, this will suppress all the random firings along the way to wherever you were moving the mouse. It can really make a big difference in reducing the jerkiness of the interface.
This little module from JavascriptKit is a straightforward implementation of a mega-dropdown menu. You can see this code in action on MendocinoFun.com.
Simple jQuery-assisted dropdown menu code. It only does a single level of dropdown, which is plenty— that's why mega-dropdowns were invented! This code is simple to use and to style with CSS, and it's robust because it's so simple. And it works reliably on IE6, too.
Equal Column Heights
This is a little hack I use a lot, and it ensures that selected columns are the same height. One of the great advantages of absolute positioning is that you can place sidebar material after more important content in the file for search engine spiders. The disadvantage is that absolute positioning removes the object from the flow, and the sidebar can therefore overlap the footer below if the sidebar is taller than the main content on the page. Note that this can equalize heights among multiple columns, not just 2. Place this code in the bottom of your HTML, just inside the /html tag.
<script type="text/javascript">
// this sets all columns to the tallest height of the selected elements….
var max = 0;
$("#content, #leftnav, #sidebar").each(function() { max = Math.max(max, $(this).height()); }).height(max);
This code will equalize the heights of columns with IDs "#content", "#leftnav", and "#sidebar".
There's my working set. There are other modules I use occasionally, so I'll get to those in a subsequent post.


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The Fourth Annual Joe Andruzzi and Friends Golf Tournament will be held June 18 at Granite Links Golf Club in Quincy. All proceeds raised through the event benefit the Joe Andruzzi Foundation, which provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families, and funds pediatric brain cancer research.
Individual tickets and a limited number of sponsorship packages are available at JoeAndruzziFoundation.org or by calling 774-284-4694.
The tournament will begin as golfers gather for a shotgun tee-off at 1:30 p.m. and conclude the round with a helicopter drop at 6 p.m., when 750 numbered golf balls, pre-sold to raise money for the Foundation, will be dropped from the sky over the 18th green. The owner of the golf ball that gets closest to the pin will win two authentic Patriots jersey autographed by Rob Gronkowski and Rob Ninkovich. More information on the golf ball drop, including the opportunity to purchase a ball ($10) for a chance to win, is available at http://bit.ly/golfballdrop. Cocktails and appetizers will follow at 6:15 p.m., with an awards ceremony and dinner commencing at 7 p.m.
There will be a silent auction during the cocktail hour will help the Andruzzis raise funds for this important cause. Those not in attendance can still participate in the silent auction by visiting its online counterpart, available beginning June 1, 2012, at www.biddingforgood.com/joeandruzzifndn. Visitors to the site will also be privy to a special preview of the live auction items.
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Vidia Hurdowar loves animals, but the 9-year-old girl suffers from allergies and can't have a typical pet such as a cat or dog.
So her folks found an animal she could keep and love without getting sick: chickens.
For two years, Vidia has raised four feathered friends: Summerset, Marene, Reddy and Island.
They eat from her hand and lay eggs that she shares with neighbors.
"I feel like they are my friends," said Vidia, an honors student in 4th grade at Scott Elementary School.
"They let me hold them and pet them," Vidia told me. She also described how they run the yard of her home near Austin Bluffs Parkway and Stetson Hills Boulevard in northeast Colorado Springs.
"I feed them and give them straw for their nests," she said.
And she writes about them daily in her diary.
But now she's contemplating life without her pets.
While city codes allow chickens, but not roosters, the covenants of the Heights at Templeton Homeowners Association don't permit farm animals.
Doesn't matter if they are pets, like Vidia's chickens.
Doesn't matter if their clucks are far more quiet than neighborhood dogs.
Someone complained and the HOA board has no choice, said Bob Hauptman, the president of the board.
"The problem is, the covenants are very definite," Hauptman said, expressing sympathy for Vidia and her chickens. "They clearly state no farm animals."
Hauptman said there was no problem until a neighbor saw the chickens and complained to the board.
"It's one of those things," he said. "We feel for them. Nobody knew they were there until they let them out."
When the chickens were small, they stayed in a shed.
Then Vidia's dad built a nice coop for them and fenced the yard so they could run around freely.
Pow! That newfound freedom led to the neighbor complaint and now an order from the HOA to evict the chickens.
"We didn't realize we were breaking the covenants," said Maya Hurdowar, mother of Vidia. "City regulations say you can have chickens. We didn't know it was against HOA rules. We wrote them. But they said they are allowed to be stricter than the city law.
"We wrote them and asked them for a variance, for my daughter's sake. These are her pets."
The variance was not granted. On a 2-1 vote, the HOA board voted to enforce the covenants.
Hauptman said it's better the chickens are going peacefully than the way another neighbors' chickens disappeared.
"They coyotes got them," he said. "One night they wiped out the chickens."
Maybe there's a place nearby where Vidia's chickens would be welcome. And she could come visit them. Any takers?
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Dorothy H. Billings
Dorothy Anna Hawley Billings, 96, died Sunday, June 30, 2013, at Mt. View Genesis Eldercare Network.
She was born in Rutland, VT, on May 21, 1917, the daughter of Arthur W. and Lucretia (Von Fintell) Hawley.
She was predeceased by her husband, Alvah B. Billings in 1987; a sister, Verna Sprague; and four brothers, Arlyn Hawley, Ira Hawley, Alfred Hawley and Maurice Hawley.
Survivors include a sister-in-law, Esther Hawley; and several nieces and nephews.
There will be no calling hours.
The graveside service will be held Wednesday, July 3, 2013, at 2 p.m. in Evergreen Cemetery in Rutland, with the Rev. Ronald Sherwin, pastor of the Mendon United Methodist Community Church, officiating.
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Saturday, April 16th, 2011ouch, right?
I have lately been looking for messages that cut through my own crap. This one ABSOLUTELY spoke to me (thanks Jen!). It made me chuckle actually as I TOTALLY agree (even if I sometimes don't want to admit it) As I come to the end of my blessed coaching program, I am looking to drop off as many suitcases of my own drama (to date) that I am able in order to find greater liberation, in order to prepare me the space for my future experiences.
I was thinking about it – If life were like a Chic-Fil-A drive thru … I feel where I am is pulled up to the menu… browsing at all the tasty options, salivating at what I know is around the bend. (DAYDREAMING/CREATING LISTS/CUTTING OUT THINGS YOU WANT FROM A CATALOG/WINDOW SHOPPING ONLINE) I am in the process of sharing my order with voice on the other end of the speaker box (SENDING IT INTO THE UNIVERSE) … and preparing to hand over my moolah (TAKING ACTION) in order to receive the yummy goodness. (YAY!)
—>How am I going to receive my yummy goodness if I don't TAKE ACTION? (answer: I'm not)
How can you expect your life to look any different if you don't TAKE INSPIRED ACTION! I mean, I'm just like the next person that I would be elated if I won the lottery but HOW am I going to even have a chance if I don't DO anything about it? If I don't play? I would love for a lump sum to drop in my lap as well… or someone from Positive Living Television calls me that they want me to complete some segments for the show.. or that someones going to take it on themselves to get Peter and I pregnant…. yea, that would be nice. HOW am I going to get any of this accomplished without taking some sort of inspired action. Yes, miracles DO happen – ABSOLUTELY. I'm talking about everyday life. The ins and outs of everyday life.
and for the record….NO, I didn't say work.
I mean take ACTION! Doesn't that sound kinda more positive? I think so…. It makes me think that I'm some movie director and the set is quiet and I yell out … ACTION! Feels like movement to me, baby!
In the past month or two, I have heard a handful of people talk about how their waiting for the thing that they want to happen in their lives. Their just going to wait until it happens. They say they just know it will, but they just have to wait long enough. I think that's amazing. I guess I just wonder how much faster this thing could come to them if they would take inspired action. If that's what they want.. by all means, I wish them luck. For ME, it just seems that I could really miss something AH-MAZING if I was contented to sit and wait. What opportunities to meet others, to adjust my vision… to feel grateful… would I miss if I was staring at one spot on the wall?
I AM the common denominator in the scenarios of my life that are still unresolved or have me feeling agitation. I am the ONLY one that can surface them and look at them as a way of approaching it differently. I am the only one who can take inspired action. NO ONE ELSE. JUST ME.
"But Kerilyn… you always talk about your faith… where is your faith in all this?"
GREAT QUESTION SELF! (no, I promise i'm not crazy.. High on life people.. High on life.)
(Going to wax some of my joyous roller coaster self on you now.. for those without current faith *KUDOS & MUCH RESPECT* – just sharing what regularly brings me joy.)
WELL… I believe that I am a partner with my faith. Two equal parts of one driving force. There's one part me, a "superhero" dropped from out of the sky – with powers of intuition and trust/surrender , clairaudience, CHOICE, forgiveness and the uncanny ability to NEVER give up, even when the chips are down. (okay maybe at first.. but I know I will always get back up) KNOWING that there's always a chance I will encounter an opportunity that leaves me vulnerable (uh what up cryptonite?) Then there is my faith, the other part – (God, The Universe, Reincarnation,Sacred Contracts, Akashic Records, Energy, Spirit, Karma, Radical Forgiveness, the Illusion of life, and Ultimate Passion and love)
In my understanding, I cannot separate these two parts. Even when it's raining, I stub my toe and I'm boo hoo hooing all the way home. (which happens) We are ONE. I AM my faith. I am never without it.. even when I forget. It's when I remember again that I have the power to unite with my other part… that I feel empowered. Scared sometimes, yes but still empowered.
HOT diggity… saying that, whether out loud or to myself makes me feel so damn good.
I guess what i'm saying is… whatever it is you want to accomplish in your life… more money, a glorious relationship… vacation homes in Aspen, a prized winning Irish Retriever (is there even such a thing?) , work to remember that YOU (with your trusty partner by your side – whatever it is you believe in) are the one that will make it happen. YOU are the one who is in the physical… your faith works THROUGH you. When you take inspired action out of your desire to LIVE in greater joy… your life will be a series of joyous opportunities to drop the drama off at the door. Amen to that my people.
*for those of you with HIGH levels of resistance to what I'm saying…I absolutely accept you might feel differently. Totally respect that – part of choice is to believe different things (Thank God!) – please share with me your blog or leave a comment so we can continue the conversation! (I ask no preaching or threatening statements.. my place; my rules.)


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DIYmonds MARKET REVEAL!
Your patient wait is over! We are proud to announce the final selection of artists for our DIYmonds market! If you follow our social media sites (if not, what are you waiting for?), you might have already gotten a taste of what to expect at our Christmas market. Here's the complete round-up (weiterlesen…)
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In case you are a human being, there is one thing for certain about you – you are challenged by the ´presents issue´during the Christmas time. Well, there are at least 2 ways to make your life easier:
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Our current mission is to get you Christmas-ready. We'll do it with plenty of possibilities to complete your gift-list, stuff your winter belly with lots of waffles and Gluehwein, and get you into that love-is-all-around-me-vibe by providing you with a variety of social mixers with interesting people.
Our line-up consists of:
- Free DIY workshops to make presents for your dear ones (or yourself)
- Sinterklaas Community Party + Awesome Award
- betahaus | vouchers: the ultimate gift-idea
More infos about each and every single one of them:
Whether you love the festive season or are a Grinch and think all of that is humbug, let's all come together and celebrate the end of a fantastic and inspiring year of coworking together.
The idea is just to mix and mingle, get into the holiday spirit and have a good time with the people you see walking in and out of betahaus every day. Feel free to join even if you're not a betahaus | member and also feel free to invite your friends and family. The more the merrier, and isn't the festival season all about being with your friends and family (and coworkers)?
During the party the Awesome Foundation is giving away a special grant - 1000€ goes to the most awesome local project in Berlin (weiterlesen…)
10 teams from all around the Europe came to Berlin to experience a week full of educating, mentoring and pitch training which pushed their business forward. They attended workshops on how to scale a business, raise capital, the legal issues of sharing stocks with employees, how to maximize the user experience and many more. Some of the best Berlin based startups visited BHA to share their experience and lessons learned.
Now the startup teams have last few hours to pimp their pitches for the Demo Day. And you can see the results! Come to watch the pitches of the new promising HW startups at betahaus, Friday 3pm. Sign up here! (weiterlesen…)
Have you ever heard of a party that starts on Sunday morning? Well at betahaus we have one. Berlin Hardware Accelerator was kicked off by the Waffel-DJ who made the right mix of waffles for the brunch and brought out the 10 selected hardware startups on the dance floor.
The day continued with an inspiring speech of Edward Eichstetter who built the world's fastest electro car and marked his name into the Guinness Book of Records. His success story proved that doing hardware is hard but worth it.
The tough schedule of the accelerator now runs from Monday till Friday. The startups will receive mentorship from (weiterlesen…)
After graduating as an industrial product designer, Vegter worked for a few companies before coming to Berlin and getting trapped in a more contemporary field of prototyping… 3D printing! And finally becoming a course holder of our 3D PRINTING COURSE.
How did you get involved with 3D printing?
As a student in industrial product design at the Saxion university in Enschede (the Netherlands), we had quite some theory about rapid prototyping, rapid manufacturing and 3d printing. Also, we had a 3d printer at the university, but at that time (which was only 3 years ago) it was very difficult and expensive to use the machine, and students weren't really allowed to use it.
So after my studies, I saw an advertisement for a relatively cheap 3D printer and decided to buy one. At that time I started working at betahaus and decided to join in on the 3D printing course that Bram de Vries from open3dengineering.org was giving at betahaus. That's how the story started…
You have been the course holder of the 3D printing courses and workshops for quite a while now. How did you get started at betahaus? (weiterlesen…)
Our friend Deskmag is crowdfunding! Deskmag is the biggest coworking magazine in the world and platform that wants to help improve coworking and give easy access to a ton of valuable stories and statistics. (weiterlesen…)
Hardware is hard, though we make it easier.
We are very excited to announce that the Berlin Hardware Accelerator – Class of 2013 will include the following teams: Lumedo, AirboxLab, Luuv, CloudYourCar, BrightUp, PocketEthernet, BabyWatch, DeMifi, Rockatoo, ChargeShare, & DronesRevenge.
Over the course of the accelerator the teams will be mentored by Guinness world record holding engineers, investors, makers, business pros and pitch experts. This unique program helps startups to answer questions like:
Are you tired of not knowing the coworkers you see every day but have never really talked to? Do you just want to meet different people when going for a lunch? We've just developed a simple solution for you, networkers as well as secretly outgoing introverts!
Betahaus Lunch is a very simple app (weiterlesen…)
Anthony Forsans (Founder einfach), Thomas Madsen-Mygdal (Serial Entrepreneur) , Liva Judic (MerryBubbles), Hans Raffauf (founder Clue) and Toshio Matsushima
Hardware Lovers!
The Hardware Revolution is happening right here! Two weeks ago we at the BerlinHardwareAccelerator.com organised the first Hardware Pitch which took place during the packed People in Beta Festival and it was off the hook!
An all star cast of jury members joined us to support young teams and give out awesome prizes worth over €10.000.
The day before: Pitch training (weiterlesen…)
Hi dear all,
Upon requests from your side we have scheduled a new Product Design Intensive Course within betahaus| Education program. I admit we had a bit of doubts, as 3 months in a row led us to an idea that we may give this course a little break for month or 2 and give a spot to new content. However, requests which we were getting through reception during last weeks forced us to admit that Product Design accepts no rest. Well, if so, than it certainly deserves a warm Welcome Letter and here it is. (weiterlesen…)
A LITTLE DUDE OF betahaus
Hi guys,
We´ve taken part in a very inspiring project and just wanted to tell you few words about it.
betahaus created a Little dude – a cool tiny creature, which will become a part of collaborative exhibition, book and charity auction, involving top creatives from around the world.
The Little Dudes project is an amazing attempt to change big things for the best by making small things happen. About 100 creatives from all over the world have decorated tiny creatures to send them on a world improving mission. Currently, all of theses Little dudes are arriving in Berlin from around the world, ready for their grand appearance. At the upcoming party they´ll be put up for adoption and auctioned, with the proceeds going to 3 charities – hence beginning the Little dudes world saving mission.
The party will take place on November 1st, in Urban Spree Galerie. Feel more than welcome to come by, adopt a little dude and help save the world. Or just come to see all the diverse characters and enjoy the DJs, drinks and party!
HI there,
We are searching for 2 best people ever, who are just missing bethaus | Berlin to be a part of their lives to start MAKING THINGS HAPPEN.
We have 2 open internship positions @ Open Design City – (weiterlesen…)
Wondering what got born in the innospace on our 4th floor in November 2012?
Back in the summer last year, Stefan Haas was just holding the workshop about Cultural Hacking when he met Catherine, the girl with the same interests as he has – the passion for artful interventions and cultural hacks which improve the world of work. Since then they've been developing the community and blog to share stories with like-minded change makers and business pranksters.
In November 2012 they initiated the PoDojo learning community of fearless Product Owners at the betahaus | Berlin which is growing since then. (weiterlesen…)
Betahaus put together it's beach volleyball team and now competing with other startups on the sand courts. You'd enjoy watching this spectacle of life-and-death dives for the ball and hearty cheering of others. This is also one of the results of the work of the Urban Sports Club.
The traditional way of doing sports in Germany is out-dated while a modern alternative has not been thought of…so far. Old-fashioned sports clubs with their inflexible contracts make the Urban Sports Club an essential addition to the obsolescent sports club landscape in Germany. Lots of possibilities come along with it, just check them out:
Hey Moritz, how does the Urban Sports Club work?
Hello betahaus | friends and fools!
Do you know that with your betahaus | membership you can not only work at Berlin but also check in for 3 days/ month in any other betahaus around Europe?!
Isn't this awesome?! You can spend the summer in the windy always fresh Hamburg and enjoy the Fall and Winter in Sofia or Barcelona and stop by in between in the city of startups: Berlin.
If you like to reserve a flexdesk at one of the other betahauses just click on this form. The local betahaus | team will then get back to you asap.
To check out what is happening at the other spaces just have a look on the calendars:
Barcelona, Berlin, Hamburg and Sofia are looking forward to host you!CHALLENGE CUP
For the startups amongst you there is another startup competition coming to town! Our friend from 1776DC a neat incubation space in Washington DC are traveling around the world to invite the best startups to pitch – the winner of each local event will then travel to Washington DC for the global Challenge Cup. Apply now for the Challenge Cup in Berlin via challengecup.1776dc.com/apply. The deadline for the Berlin round is October 18th. So go get your stuff together this weekend! The competition date is November 13, 2013 at betahaus | Innospace. The Challenge Cup is a global competition in 16 cities across the world to identify and celebrate the most promising startups tackling the biggest challenges. The competition will center on startups innovating in four primary categories: education, health, energy, and smart cities.
The prize for the regional competition in each category is an (weiterlesen…)
Oh what a weekend! Puh we are all still suffering from the hangover of the People in Beta Festival 2013! And we want to say: Thank you!! To the workshop holders, to the speakers, to the bands that played during the Battle of the Startup Band, to the startups that pitched at the hardware pitch, to Pedro and his team for setting up the most amazing "Something Strange Will happen Party" as well as to the DJs and the betaradio which provided us with great beats and drugs… ah no just kidding!
And we want to shout out loud to our friends from elance, amazon web service, orderbird, somewhere and despark - you guys rock! Thanks for getting involved as sponsors and make this happen!
You all made last Saturday an unforgettable day (weiterlesen…)
Our whole team was busy during the last weeks! And finally we can say: "Yes the People in Beta Festival is really happening!" This Saturday at betahaus | Berlin. We are looking forward having you around for a day packed with awesome ideas, innovative startups, inspiring workshops and talks! If you haven't signed up for the workshops yet, do it quick: betahaus.de/peopleinbeta
We collected a few specials for you:
10am – 8pm fashion market: we will host the first Style Market powered by our friends from stylemarks. 10 of Berlin's best labels will offer their most exciting products. Find & meet the designers behind the products. stylemarks is a marketplace for the best fashion and design labels beyond mainstream.
5pm – 7pm hardware pitch: 8 innovative hardware startups will (weiterlesen…)
September the 3rd is the day when betahaus | coworking & café are closed.
Enjoy your Freizeit, go out or plan your future education in our program.
betahaus | team
You know we love to celebrate! Because we love our lifestyle! All the Berlin startup, freelancer and maker ecosystem will be on their feet.
On Sept 28th we want to celebrate with you, those who have the guts to believe in their ideas and work hard to accelerate them! Therefore we are making the People in Beta Festival.
Join us for a day packed with awesome ideas, innovative hardware startups, lot s of DIY & TECH & DESIGN workshops and inspiring talks! And a "something strange will happen" party to say good bye to the wonderful summer we had. Winter is coming!
Don't miss to book the early bird tickets!
Here is a sneak peak of the program we have set up for you: (weiterlesen…)
Sebastian Michel is a passionate web consultant and developer and has been working with WordPress for over six years now. Since 2007, he has been creating professional and personal websites, blogs and portfolios. He started his teaching career by launching an online education platform wonderpress together with a friend. But since few months Sebastian is a teacher in offline reality as well - the course holder of the 'HOW TO BUILD YOUR OWN WEBSITE' course.
- What was it that brought you to WordPress and how did you start working with it? (weiterlesen…)
We are continuing our challenging journey on the road of. `Maybe you´d rather learn how to make it than buy it 800th time?` Today´s stop – Learn How To Make Your Own Clothes. (weiterlesen…)
You missed the last hardware meetup in Berlin?! No worries there is a new hardware event coming up! The hardware pitch during People in Beta Festival on Sept, 28th. Come along and join us for some awesome inspiring hardware ideas! The Berlin Hardware Accelerator Team is busy preparing a great event! Here is the link to RSVP.


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So what was that *!&^@#$ hacker site-not-working thing all about?
So what was that *!&^@#$ hacker site-not-working thing all about?
There is all the difference in the world between treating people equally and attempting to make them equal. - Friedrich Hayek
Basically, all last week we were working on some database issues. Something kept locking up the tables, but we couldn't figure it out. We had moved to a pretty robust dedicated server and still MySQL would take up a ton of processor time and the tables were continuing to lock up. I was finally able to narrow it down to a 3rd party SEO software, which I then disabled. The dev re-enabled the built-in SEO and a few other fixes and it looked like the site was finally stable. We all breathed a sigh of relief and then the dev told me he was going to be gone for three days. That was fine because it looked like the site was good to go. That was last Thursday.
On Friday, I woke up and saw an email from the host saying that they detected that the site was hacked. I brought up the page and indeed it was. I asked the dev to please restore the site from a previous backup. There was a shell on that backup, but we deleted and and thought all was good.
I was up late that night and still paranoid. I kept the FTP client open and kept refreshing the directories every now and then to make sure timestamps weren't changing. At around 1:30AM PST I noticed that a few core files had new timestamps. I refreshed again and noticed that the .htaccess timestamp changed too. We were getting hacked again. That's when I logged into WHM and suspended the site and prompted renamed and moved the suspect files. We then employed the host to clean the site and remove all shells. They did the best they could, but they couldn't be 100% sure until they were able to cross reference the some custom modules with the dev's personal copy. However, the dev would not return for a few more days.
After the dev came back, it took a few days for everything to be double checked. We finally reopened the site today, but I'm still a bit paranoid. Once a hacker gets in, it's hard to tell the extent of the damage. I'm still crossing my fingers.
Glad to see we're back. I still dont get what the "hacker" gets out of hitting a site like this. If its not a site that has a few full time guys, then where are the bragging rights? Its almost as pitiful as few years ago when a friends personal blog was hacked.
Am I alone here? Is that it?
Am I the only one who sees.
Maybe we can learn to be just like him.
Wear a little uniform.
Yes, sir.
No, sir.
Thank you, sir.
Hopefully it's clean now. We've further uninstalled some 3rd party modules. Last night I also detected a full featured SHELL program in one of the directories. I had made a backup of the entire site after it was restored and then I randomly decided to try out an online scanner. It detected a "PHP/Obfuscated.E application" on the site backup directory. I typed in the address in my browser and was able to pretty much upload whatever I wanted using that SHELL. Man, talk about scary. I deleted that file, copied the entire site to my hard drive and did another scan. Hopefully it's truly clean now.


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A key experiment, he says, will be to find where the new virus latches on to the human lung. Some scientists suspect that it might bind to the angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) receptor, as did the SARS virus. That could be both good and bad news. The receptor is found deep in the lungs, where infections can cause severe disease, but viruses nestling there are less apt to be coughed or sneezed into the air than are those found higher in the lungs.
"Receptor-binding properties could also be crucial to the success of potential control measures, should they be needed," says Drosten. SARS was contained by isolating suspected cases, partly because it did not spread quickly, but also because those it infected became very ill before the virus moved into the upper respiratory system. That made cases easy to identify before the patients started spreading the virus. Flu pandemics, by contrast, are impossible to stop, largely because those infected with the virus spread it to others for days before they show any symptoms of infection.
This article is reproduced with permission from the magazine Nature. The article was first published on October 3, 2012.


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A CEES project
This project aims to generate a predictive model of tropical deforestation, able to predict the rate of deforestation in different regions of different countries under various economic and policy scenarios.
There are least three good reasons for wanting such a model. First, the effects of policies aiming to reduce deforestation can only be meaningully measured against a 'business as usual' projection of the deforestation that would have been expected to occur without such policies. Second, these business as usual projections could help to identify 'hotspots' where policy effort might best be targeted in the near future. Third, developing a predictive model of deforestation necessarily requires that we uncover the underlying causes of deforestation -- information which in turn can feed into policy development.
This project currently involves two halves, the first aiming to uncover the factors that predict deforestation at global to local scales (e.g. climate, population density, agricultural yields, crop prices), the second aiming to understand and simulate the development of road networks in forested regions (there is already strong evidence that roads are an important predictor of deforestation). In both cases, an important aspect of the work will be developing methods to capture and convey the uncertainty in model predictions. In come cases this uncertainty is likely to be very large (after all, deforestation is driven by humans, which are notoriously hard to predict) which itself has major implications for policy development.
Dr Drew Purves (Microsoft Research Cambridge)
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Sadia Ahmed (PhD student, Imperial College London)
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- Mark C Vanderwel, Vassily S Lyutsarev, and Drew W Purves, Climate-related variation in mortality and recruitment determine regional forest-type distributions, in Global Ecology and Biogeography, Wiley, 4 June 2013
- Daniel Montoya, Miguel A Zavala, Miguel A Rodriguez, and Drew W Purves, Animal Versus Wind Dispersal and the Robustness of Tree Species to Deforestation, in Science, vol. 320, no. 5882, pp. 1502-1504, January 2008
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text: Any ancient culture worthy of its relics had a little sun worshiping going on. The Greek sun god Apollo towed it across the sky every day with his chariot, the Aztec sun god Tonatiuh demanded human sacrifice, and in Ancient Egypt, well, the sun god Ra had a falcon head. I guess someone back then said so, and it just stuck. People still worship the sun today, just not as an angry god looking to eat everyone or a guy hot rodding across the heavens. Modern sun followers pay their respects through things like tanning and surfing. ACME Choppers chose to do so with this custom golden Panhead. At least, that's how it sounded when I tracked down ACME co-owner Jason Ahlquist to talk about it. The first thing that hits you is the way the sun hits the bike. He loves the way its big metalflake comes alive in the sun. Between the yellow flake job and all the copper accents, you can see why this chopper shines on a bright day's ride. When ACME first painted it, in fact, it shone too much. See, the frame and forks were originally zapped with yellow metalflake too. That was too much of a good thing, though, so both the bones and the forks got the black powdercoat treatment to balance it all out. It's a pitfall that sometimes happens during a build. "You get so far in, thinking it's coming out the way you want it, then you find out you want to change something to make the bike better," says Jason. When you create on instinct, changes like that just come with the territory. Jason and his brother, Wayne, built this chop in just that fashion. Think of it as the chopper equivalent to Iron Chef—you start off with a few parts and not much of an advance plan, then run with your gut. Doing that doesn't give you the same carefully orchestrated look that a step-by-step agenda does, but at the same time, locking yourself into a concrete plan can make for a bike that's an ice queen—beautiful as hell but no heart. Besides, once you start putting the basics together, the rest of the bike almost builds itself. Almost no one builds a bagger around a rigid frame or a chopper with hard bags and a fairing. I mean, it happens, sure, but not real often. Elvis liked peanut butter and banana sandwiches, but I don't see Bobby Flay writing a recipe book on them. It's really gummy; almost like rubber. Melting and drilling copper sucks. It's sticky, nasty shit. Terrible. In this case, brothers Wayne and Jason started out with an 88ci S&S Panhead engine and a '99 Santee rigid frame. That pretty well demands evolution into a chopper. It's only a matter of what kind. The muses told them they had to run with a gooseneck frame. Then mounting several different fork sets revealed that a springer was the only frontend that looked good to the Ahlquists. It was a stock Harley unit but the profile it made was too long for their tastes; they shaved 4 inches out of it and that looked perfect. Having narrowed the project down to a gooseneck chopper, that made some of the other creative choices a lot easier, like the wheels. Chica is known for loving himself some gooseneck. You could say his parts line is the pepperoni on a gooseneck pizza. That may be why ACME chose Chica's classic-looking Invader wheels for this baby. Like the chassis, the motor got its share of tweaks too. ACME built it around S&S cases and barrels but with STD heads capped with Custom Cycle Engineering rocker boxes. The Ahlquist brothers and their crew added their signature to the power equation with a one-off stainless steel exhaust that stands out thanks to a copper heat shield. Working with all of the copper on this bike wasn't exactly a happy experience. The end result is beautiful, but copper is the high-maintenance date of the fabrication world. Jason put it this way: "It's really gummy; almost like rubber. Melting and drilling copper sucks. It's sticky, nasty shit. Terrible. Copper is very hard to machine and form because it wants to grab tooling, so you go slow and don't make a lot of heat. Not like stainless. Stainless is relatively easy; it welds clean and has no impurities." If you're going to use copper, it's far easier to electroplate it over another metal after creating a part from it. The fact that ACME chose solid copper instead shows just how patient these guys are when it comes to beautifying a bike. Skin-wise, there isn't a whole lot on this chopper, surprise-surprise. There's just a rear fender and oil and gas tanks. All three were either made or modified in-house. The back tire hugger and the oil sack are the shop's own from the ground-up, but the gas box is a Sportster tank the Ahlquists narrowed down and to which they added their own brass cap. ACME's sun god took six months to become roadworthy. It doesn't surf or tan, and while it doesn't race across the sky, it sure looks great running along the road at ground level. Thankfully, Jason and Wayne had the good sense not to mount a bird head on it. 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