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i have a small home network - two pcs running windows 7 ultimate, a seagate black armor nas and a sony blu ray player. everyone was talking to each other without issue. my first pc was getting a bit full/tired/slow so i decided to rebuild it with an ssd boot drive. new fresh install of windows, everything went fine until i tried to connect to the nas - "enter network username and password", there is no user name or password!!! i eventually, through trial and error, managed to gain access with "username - admin, password - admin". however, two problems remain. despite checking the 'remember credentials' box it doesn't. whenever i reboot i have to enter them again, not a massive deal but a little annoying. big problem however is that this still only gives windows access, not other programs - so the seagate nas discovery software cannot access the nas - "error listing shares of device: access is denied" and serviio, which i use to push the media stored on the nas downstairs to the blu ray cannot access it either. most annoying. the weird thing is that i only built the second pc a few months ago, exactly the same set up, but this one can access the nas without any issues. i have been trawling the forums and have found loads of people with the same or similar problems, but no solutions - i have tried all the solutions offered with no success (plus the other pc is able to access the network without changing any settings). any clues?
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Try creating a new User Name and Password from the NAS and from your computer, it has to be identical and provide the proper permission from the NAS. Also, try accessing the NAS by using its IP Address or/and the NAS Name.
I'd also investigate the firewall setup from your computer. You may temporarily disable it for debugging purpose.
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Still, I needed to up it a notch and make dinners more fun for myself and for my family. We had fallen into a rut of making the same four things over and over again, and while everyone was eating the Pan fried Salmon, Pasta Bolognese, Lemony Chicken and London Broil with whatever vegetable I happened to have on hand, we were all getting bored of cooking and eating the same stuff.
Time to get inspired. I had several things going in my favor. I love fall and find the cooler weather totally inspires me to cook. I have adventurous eaters, so my efforts are usually rewarded. I totally believe that feeding my children well is my duty and privilege as well as an expression of my love, really a kind of replacement for breastfeeding, which I still sometimes miss. I have a little more free time now that CC's in preschool and Sabrina is in full day kindergarten. Finally, I dig the praise I get from Patrick for a good meal... let's face it, it's pretty much the only part of my homemaking efforts that really gets his attention!
Perfect timing then to join Joslyn's Raising Foodies Cooking Group, in which once a week for members will try new recipes and write about them. I've looked through several years' worth of Everyday Food and many cookbooks and selected about 50 recipes I want to try before the end of the year, including some baked goods and fun snacks. I like nothing more than a structured way to be creative and challenged, so this should be fun for all.
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Patricia, congratulations for your blog. i just LOVE IT. I am from Spain and really helps me reading it. I completely agree about going back to school+food+buying+cooking! it goes together! keep giving us tips to go through it, please! i really think is great. by the way, where do you get all the energy?? I really admire you.
- September 23, 2009 at 4:07 AM
I totally believe that feeding my children well is my duty and privilege as well as an expression of my love, really a kind of replacement for breastfeeding
Wow! this is exactly how I feel, but had never quite managed to verbalise. Now I know what to say to the grandmas when they are filling my girls up with processed sugary 'treats' against my will. Thanks... back to the kitchen.
- September 23, 2009 at 6:37 AM
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Maybe HP think 8 sockets will become even more important when...
...Intel stop making plans for the next generation of Itanium (which surely can't be far off, unless Common System Interconnect miraculously brings a last gasp life extension to Itanium).
High end VMS and HPUX customers are accustomed to lots of CPUs and an OS and apps that can make sensible use of them (not like WIndows or even Linux). They're also used to paying lots of money which the non-consumer bits of HP (and in particular HP Services) might like to keep, rather than hand it to IBM or even to Sun (tricky task, that "retain trust" thing already upset Alpha customers bigtime once...).
High end Proliant probably does most of what most VMS customers will need, HP Nonstop (ex Tandem) covers some of the rest if they don't mind rewriting the apps (check out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMCHpUtJnEI for resilient and even disaster tolerant setups including all their usual OSes).
The remaining VMS OS and app porting folks must be getting good at porting now (VAX to Alpha to Itanium, and presumably soon AMD64).
HP-UX folks have a minor problem with byte ordering to solve, might not be quite so easy, but Unix has always managed it before, one way or the other.
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256 Gigabytes of RAM with 8GB DIMMS, WOW!!! ....I can't even begin to imagine how that would cost!!
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Pity it's 32-bit only, but the next release should give me what I need. Now I just have to find USD17k.
I'm thinking my 450W power monitors will drown out the sound of the fans, especially when making gabba.
It's 256GB with 4GB DIMMs and 512GB with 8GB DIMMs.
There are already servers out that can carry more than that.
HP - how pathetic
We too had a number of HP servers, laptops and of course printers. But thanks to the rather poor service from them and their re-sellers, we are also moving away as fast as possible.
45 minutes on the phone to their support desk - 30 minutes of which were being passed between departments, each time having to give name, address, product and serial number etc. 10 months on, and the problem still remains unsolved but they keep closing the support ticket as they don't allow it to remain open. They want us to keep opening a new ticket for the same problem to make their completion stats look better.
We've bought some boxes from Dell that are a slightly lower spec, draw less power and create less heat, but actually perform much better and are quieter. Their support used to be quite poor, but I have to say that they have made enormous efforts to improve and it shows.
To my mind, HP are now doing what IBM did back in the 80s - trading purely on the name. They need to seriously look at what the customer wants, not what they want to sell to the customer.
at last .. something to run Vista on.
Finally, the hardware industry has started to build basic infrastructure that will run Vista as it was intended.
32x cores of CPU , 256GB RAM
But will it run Aero ???
Maybe HP are gearing up for Server 2008 which is 'based' on Vista code....
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There's no Market for this box
Intel's moving to 6 cores.
With 4 core technology, that's already 6 X 4 = 24 cores of processing power, before you bring in technologies such as Oracle RAC etc for intelligent clustering and load balancing.
I've come across dozens of customers in the last few years who claim to have a need for 8-ways and invariably it's just ill-informed server techs who want the prowess of a big box to play with [there ar exceptions but ver very few]. We all know that CPU technology does not scale linearly beyond 4 sockets and this is why HP and Dell pulled out of this market in the first place.
I have a feeling that HP has not done its homework on this as if anything, the game has changed even more with virtualization technologies such as VMWare and Xen.
"CPU technology does not scale linearly beyond 4 sockets "
It doesn't scale if you're Intel, and doesn't scale if you're Microsoft. Others have been more successful, but as you rightly point out, the number of situations which really benefit isn't particularly large. Now folks in those relatively uncommon situations have another option, which must be good for most folks (except Unisys and any other niche vendor who's previously been trying to flog high-socket-count systems).
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RE: AC - "Maybe HP think 8 sockets will become even more important when Intel stop making plans for the next generation of Itanium...." <Yawn> Did someone rattle the nutcage again? You mention Nonstop as replacing Itanium servers, which shows your complete lack of knowledge, as Nonstop is an Itanium platform.... D'uh!
"....to Sun (tricky task, that "retain trust" thing already upset Alpha customers bigtime once...)...." Oh, and all those Sun flip-flops on their schizophrenic roadmaps make them look so reliable ("we hate Linux <flip> we love Linux just look at my penguin suit <flop> we don't have a Linux strategy period <flip> we love Red Hat <flop> give Red Hat the boot <flip> Solaris on SPARC <flop> Solaris on x86 <flip> Windows on x86 <flop> Solaris on T1/T2 <flip> don't buy APL, wait for Rock <flop> buy APL with FSC's SPARC64 whilst we struggle with Rock <flop, flop, flop>"). Check the IDC figures, HP has retained the Alpha customers, they have grown the Itanium bizz, and SPARC is shrinking and dying. Customers appreciate the steady and reliable strategy of HP, which is why they sold eight times as many servers in Q4 2007 as Sun. Double d'uh!
RE: Mark Mulvaney - HP didn't promise anything, if you check all vendors put lots of lovely disclaimers on their roadmaps, including King of the Flip-Flops Sun. If you are too stupid to read the small print then it's no surprise you're now running Slowaris. HP instead looked at the work AdvFS would entail compared to the benefits, then checked with market-leading file-system provider Veritas and decided Veritas had the better product with the better development potential, and it was already ready for hp-ux. And, of course, there's no nasty intellectual property disputes with Veritas/Symantec, unlike with Sun whom (IMHO) half-inched ZFS from NetApp.
"....Also they should have ported HP-UX to x86-64..." Unlike Sun, HP realised that porting their commercial UNIX would put them in conflict with the rising tide of Linux. HP is now the leading server vendor for Linux by a massive amount, making piles more money than the tiddly amount Sun makes with Slowaris x86. What HP did do was carefully port tools like ServiceGuard to Linux, to enhance the Linux experience, rather than being stubbornly stupid and trying too defeat Linux like Sun failed to do. The result is that HP is a respected figure in the Linux community and in the businessplace, whereas Sun is viewed by the Linux community as a smaller M$, and in the businessplace Sun is viewed with distrust given their inability to deliver such monumentally hyped flops as UltraSPARC V and their indecision on Linux and Windows. Please borrow a "d'uh" from AC seeing as you seem to like using other people's work.
How Many HP Engineers Does it Take To Screw In A Light Bulb...
Ok...this might be the dumbest thing I've heard come out of HP (and there have been plenty). With the company doing so well right now, why open up the doors for Dell to make a fool out of you with the best performance per watt and plethora of clustering technology?
-256GB's of RAM exist today
-6 cores are coming soon
-Good clustering technology exists
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American pilots Joseph Lepore and Jan Paul Paladino, whose Legacy 600 collided with a Gol Airlines Boeing 737-800 over the Amazon in September 2006, were found guilty yesterday of failing to verify the functioning of the transponder for over an hour by Brazilian federal judge Murilo Mendes. All 154 aboard the airliner perished in the accident, while Lepore and Paladino were able to land their crippled jet at a Brazilian military airport.
Prosecutors in Brazil are appealing the dropping of some accusations in the 2006 midair collision between a Gol Airlines Boeing 737-800 and an ExcelAire Embraer Legacy 600. The airliner crashed into the Amazon forest, killing all 154 aboard, while the business jet made an emergency landing at an Air Force base.
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For skilled nursing facilities it's a struggle to stay ahead of the Medicare initiatives and market forces that are causing hospitals and health systems to narrow their post-acute care networks. With so many competing priorities — the alphabet soup of BPCI, ACOs, VBP, etc. — it can be hard to stay ahead of all the changes.
Too many patients choose a post-acute care facility for the wrong reasons because hospitals do not give necessary and needed guidance, according to a paper forthcoming in the Annals of Long-Term Care.
The government should adopt Medicare payment policies that better support hospital-based skilled nursing facilities, the American Hospital Association urged in a recent letter to a top healthcare official.
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The Adult Boxing program is open to adults ages 18+. It runs after school Monday thru Thursday and is held 7-8:30pm. The program is held at Strough, but you must signup at the Rome YMCA. This program starts up in October and ends with the school year. Cost is $20/month for members and $40/month for non-members.
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Boxing Training Program for Youth ages 10-18 years old, open to boys and girls. Learn the basics of boxing including stance, footwork, combos and how to train. Held at Strough Middle School boxing gymnasium in partnership with the Rome City School District. The 2014-2015 program begins on October 15th.
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The Rome Family YMCA will host a soccer clinic to teach the fundamental skills of soccer: dribbling, passing and scoring goals! The clinic will be held at the Rome School for the Deaf. If it rains it will be held at the Rome Family YMCA. The clinic will be held from 10:00am to 11:00am on October 11th, 18th, 25th and November 1st. Registration deadline is October 10th.
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Saturdays 8-13 PM for ages 13-18 who are in school. Activities include open gym, basketball, swimming, ping pong, movies, music, use of Teen Center, and more. Fully staffed and supervised. Cost is only $4. Begins November 1st.
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Youth Night
Open to children ages 5-12 years old who are granted exclusive access to the entire YMCA facility. Participants are supervised by trained YMCA staff and are able to be dropped off and picked up at the facility. Activities include gymnasium, pool, laser tag, ping pong, foosball, racquetball courts, bounce house, aerobics room and more! Every Saturday night from 5:00 to 7:30pm Cost $4.00 per child for members and $6 per child for non-members. $2.00 additional for access to interactive video games. Each child must be signed in and out by a parent/adult guardian.
Teen Night
Open to teens ages 12-17 years old who are granted exclusive access to the entire YMCA facility. Participants are supervised by trained YMCA staff and are able to be dropped off and picked up at the facility. Activities include gymnasium, pool, laser tag, foosball, aerobics, racquetball courts and more! Every Saturday night from 8:00 to 10:00pm. Cost is $4.00 per teen for members and $6 per teen for non-members. $2.00 additional for access to interactive video games. Teens are able to sign themselves in and out.
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Little Gymmers Tumbling Class (4 - 8 Years)
Children will participate in a 7 week program that offers a fun environment to learn the basics of acrobatics and gymnastics skills. This program will offer stretching, balance, basic tumbling and social interaction. This program runs January 6th to February 17th. Register by December 28th to avoid a late fee.
Monday from 5:00 to 5:45pm
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Introduction to Acrobatics & Tumbling (6-10 Years)
This is a 7 week program designed to introduce youth to the dynamics of gymnastics & tumbling. The program will be medium tempo with plenty of time for one-on-one instruction as well as plenty of opportunities for social interaction. This program runs January 6th to February 17th. Register by December 28th to avoid a late fee.
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Intermediate Acrobatics & Tumbling (open ages- prerequisite: Oneida YMCA Introductory Acro & Tumbling) (Program Currently Pending)
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The latest poster! Zagreb, Croatia.
And Batman, word.
My partner in 4-color crime is heading to the conventions soon, and he had the brilliant idea to sling some pin-up along with our book, Fight or Flight. So, a sneakpeak, just because I dig these characters so much I can't help but share. First is Captain America, the Top of the Pops in my book.
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It's time for another issue of Tisch14 ( http://tisch14.jimdo.com/ ), and I've got yet another story in it! They generously gave my 10 pages, and I graciously accepted. The theme for this one it "music", and I did my best. I'm mental for music, but I personally do not make it, so I consulted the great Lukas Schiemer, musician extraordinaire known well here in Vienna. He clued me in to the idea that every song is a tiny adventure in itself for the melodies & notes involved. F'instance: A minor may be trying to get through the entire song, while G major stands like sentinels throughout the song to slow A minor, keep A minor from progressing & keep the listener anchored, then C sharp can come in and carry the A minor tune through some obstacles, etc. I'm sure I probably just butchered the fascinating example Herr Schiemer hooked me with, but I think you get the gist. And if not, check out the pages above, because that's my interpretation of that idea.
I'll upload the English version, and the colored version soon (the book itself is published in B&W, and in German, so this is a sneak peak at the actual story that the public will soon be clamoring over). The English version probably isn't such a big deal, since there's only 2 lines of dialog at the end, which go: "What's happening!?", to which the reply is "Oh, you heard my new song?". An exchange that can probably be utilized in any situation that arises on any given day. Feel free to use it willy nilly with my blessing.
And thank you for checking out my continuing addiction to comics & storytelling, and somehow making a living at it for good or ill.
In other news, I'd be thrilled to carry on my addiction for even more exorbitant amounts of money with any major companies out there looking for such a graphite & ink junky. That's not too ham-fisted, is it?
It is?
S.R. Ayers
And finally the colored pages of my Tisch14 story: A Parade of Last-Known Photos. Even though the book will be published in black & white I figured I color the pages anyway to practice those scraggly skills, as well as maybe give a shine to these here images & possibly get more attention than they would otherwise, for good or ill.
So there's that.
Talk to you later,
And here is the German version, which will be published in Tisch14 #4 this December. If you're cruisin' through Vienna this holiday stop on my & pick up a copy.
Howdy again!
Here's the pages for the new issue of Tisch14 (#4), out in December. These are the original English pages, B&W (obviously) as it'll be published. In a few minutes I'll put up the color pages, and maybe the Deutsch pages too. The theme of the book is 'Ohne Thema' (without a theme). Enjoy,
A big sloppy fistful of covers from this time and that. Some for the hell of it, some for profit, all fer fun.
Chapter from the saga 'Watch the Weather Change', written by Dan Fleming, and illustrated by me, S.R. Ayers.
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2014 midterm elections
Only a communist would issue pardons.
We The People may not pardon Him when he's gone in two years. Or, God help us, in six. I know I wouldn't at This point.
Gee, what an unnecessarily snarky article. There is no issue here. President Obama pardons some folks – who cares?
Sarah Brown – It's nice Obama came down off his mountain to help the little people. We know they're hard to see up there at the top.
okay – we have bigger problem to worry about
godblessusa, If only communists pardon, throw Reagan's name in that hat…
"Republican President Ronald Reagan pardoned, commuted or rescinded the convictions of 406 people during his term.[14] Among them are:
W. Mark Felt and Edward S. Miller – FBI officials convicted of authorizing illegal break-ins. Mark Felt later in life admitted to being Deep Throat, the informant during the Watergate affair.
Junior Johnson – Moonshining
George Steinbrenner – Was convicted of illegal Nixon campaign contributions and obstruction of justice.
I always suspected that Reagan was a communist- Thanks for clarifying this for us godblessusa. Incidentally, wouldn't GOD be willing to "pardon" some folks also? Don't tell me HE"S Communist too. Don't be such a hippocrit.
You've never read liberal media, have you? They make entire series of articles out of non-stories.
Anyway, what a stupid move by Obama. These people had long since served their sentences and moved on with their lives, and now he's putting their names in the national news alongside crimes most of their current friends probably never knew about.
Wanted: Chief Executive of major nation, one of only 2 superpowers. Pay: $400,000 plus the following perks: free housing with staff (incl. Chef), one specially equipped Boeing 747, 2 helicopters, several limousines (incl. Driver), rustic retreat with housing for guests. Bonus – people call you by a formal title and military staff salute you at all times, whether you deserve it or not.
Thank you, "To Sarah Brown"! I am one of the 9. I applied for this pardon over 7 years ago because I wanted to go to college and become a psychologist and knew I couldn't get licensed with this old felony hanging over me. Well, I did go to college but could only get through a Masters program because my record caused me to be rejected to all doctoral programs. Now I am free to get my doctoral degree but the press has made such a big deal of this I'm afraid no one will forget and forgive and I still won't be accepted. I think a sentence of life of not being able to pursue your dreams is excessive for being involved with someone who occasionally sold cocaine to friends; guilty by association…that's conspiracy…but should it have been a felony? Should I be forced to wear scarlet the rest of my life even after I served my sentence? Just because I'm no one famous, why shouldn't I deserve this? I have worked hard my entire life, paid my taxes, raised an educated daughter, and worked my way through college. If I don't deserve a break, who does? I might be a "nobody", but I deserve this pardon and I thank Obama from the bottom of my heart; I just wish he didn't have to release my name because like "To Sarah Brown" so eloquently pointed out…this happened a long time ago and most of my friends and associates had no idea…this has put me in an embarrassing situation. My emotions are a mix of hope & fear. Will this publicity blow over or am I forever doomed to wear scarlet?
As others have mentioned, there ought to be a way to pardon someone whose only benefit from the pardon is a clean record without putting their name in the national news. It's one thing if they're still in prison and he's letting them out, but this was just stupid. Some of these guys finished serving their sentences more than 20 years ago, and some may derive no benefit at all from the pardon.
At the least, did the administration contact the people and ask if they wanted to be listed?
Obama will pardon Rangel in his 3rd year. Thats right Charlie didnt go to jail.
Did Obama mock anyone facing death, like Bush did? Just asking.
We have a U.S. Office of the Pardon Attorney? That, I never knew. I just figured potential pardons were vetted by a few of the White House staffers. Can anyone tell me where I can find out about that departments budget, number of employees, salary levels etc.? Hey if in two years their work has affected only less than 10 people (and indirectly affected the families of those people) I would hope we are not spending a huge amount of tax dollars on them. I fear it may be otherwise.
To "one of the pardoned": there are consequences to everything what we do or don't do in our life, understanding this makes a person to be a responsible adult. Selling drugs or being associated with the people who sell drugs can only happen if you were profiting some way from this. You are not and never been a victim. Don't complain and be happy that we have president who thinks that drug trafficking related offenders should even be considered for pardon.
227, don't bother looking, your party is about to spend all its time and political capital doing just that.
To "Peter"
I wonder if you live in a glass house.
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The reverberations continue from what the University of East Anglia says was the illegal dissemination of thousands of files from its Climatic Research Unit (CRU). Over the weekend university officials put out an update saying 95 percent of the raw land-surface temperature data in question have been available to scientists and skeptics for several years, although Roger A. Pielke Jr. of the University of Colorado, Boulder, said he was told differently as recently as August. (Realclimate.org posted the locations of various data sets.) He credited the university and climate center for moving now to be clearer about the data archives and to provide more access. "When the data is available in its original form those skeptical of climate science can then do the temperature math themselves out in the open where everyone can see their work," Dr. Pielke wrote on Sunday. "If the global numbers come out as CRU has presented over the years, then it will strike a blow to skepticism about global temperature trend records produced by CRU and restore a good deal of credibility to this area of climate science."
A couple of additional perspectives follow. Below, a climate scientist proposes that an open online review process for research papers could improve transparency and credibility. And here, Michael Schlesinger, a climatologist at the University of Illinois, explains why he sees the disclosed e-mails as a complete distraction from the body of evidence pointing to a human hand on the planet's thermostat:
I would like to make the following contribution to your blog regarding the recent desperate, the-end-justifies-the-means act of stealing e-mails from the Climate Research Unit (CRU) of the University of East Anglia, U.K.
1. CRU is not the only group in the world that is tracking the change in global-average near-surface temperature. There are at least three other groups, two in the U.S. (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, NOAA; and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, NASA), and one in Japan (Japan Meteorological Agency, JMA).
2. As presented below, the temperature record of each of these groups (available at the URLs given at the bottom of this message) shows the same features: (i) a warming of about 0.9°C (1.6°F) over the past 150 years and (ii) natural variability with both short and long periods.
3. In our year-2000 published analysis of these data through 1997 (Causes of Global Temperature Changes During the 19th and 20th Centuries, Geophysical Research Letters, 27:14, 2137-2140; Natalia Andronova & Michael Schlesinger), we showed that this warming was predominantly due to people. An update of that analysis, which includes the observations since 1997, shows that the observed warming is overwhelmingly due to people. Read more…


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As a 1st dibs dealer I find all their self promotion dubious. Our sales are down. All dealers I know have nothing good to say about 1st dibs new attitude. It used to be a very good website dedicated to fine antiques from respected dealers. Since the management change and website redesigns it is becoming very different. Amazontiques.com
China's Alibaba Group has made a $15 million investment in 1stdibs, the fast-growing luxury e-commerce site that links dealers with well-known interior designers and their affluent consumers to shop for vintage design, jewelry, couture and fine art.
The Series C funding round was not expected, but Alibaba approached the New York-based 1stdibs as a strategic investor to help its efforts in Asia.
The company, which has been in business for 13 years, has raised $117 million from big-name investors — such as Benchmark, Index Ventures and Spark Capital. This funding has largely taken place since the 2011 appointment of former DoubleClick CEO and Google exec David Rosenblatt as CEO.
The 1stdibs marketplace was founded in 2001 by Michael Bruno, who had the goal of bringing the Paris flea market — famous for its one-of-a-kind items — to the Internet.
Since he arrived, Rosenblatt has brought in an experienced online retail team from companies like eBay and American Express, rebuilt the site's infrastructure and converted the listings-only, subscription business to a mixed offering. Rosenblatt noted that traffic has doubled in the last six months and that buyer registrations and leads generated have increased significantly. As transactions have increased, he noted that the average purchase price is now over $2,000.
International expansion has also been high on his list, adding on dealers across Europe especially of late. Rosenblatt said 1stdibs will use the new investment to further expand its global buyer and dealer numbers and to accelerate its mobile efforts. It currently has about two million unique visitors a month.
"Its really as simple — one of things that drew me to company is the global marketplace," said Rosenblatt about the Alibaba funding, noting one-third of its business is now outside the U.S. and growing quickly on both the supply and demand sides. "And, in the long run, China and, by extension, Asia should be the biggest market in the world."
While there is no plan to operationalize its China business — currently, the Chinese are largely individual buyers — Rosenblatt said he will be relying on Alibaba's experience as 1stdibs moves into these markets.
"We are well capitalized, but we need the expertise and experience they bring," he said.
"The 1stdibs team is exactly the kind of entrepreneurs we love to support: A great vision and strong sense of mission for their company," said an Alibaba spokesperson. "We look forward to working together for years to come."


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A Criminal, A Whore, An Idiot, and A Liar (Fitz and his dad Fitz ||)
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Goldwyn's got good gene's. His Grandad lived to 94 or something. Seen photos of his dad. He looked amazing at 75. Still...
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Great casting. They really look as if they could be related.


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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Jeff Karstens will be returning to the Pittsburgh Pirates for the 2013 season, with the club announcing Thursday that it has reached agreement with the right-handed pitcher on a one-year contract.
Karstens had been non-tendered by the Pirates at the Nov. 30 deadline, but was reportedly brought back at a lesser salary than he would have earned through arbitration. According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, he signed for $2.5 million after receiving a $3.1 million salary in 2012.
The 30-year-old went 5-4 with a 3.97 earned run average in 19 games (15 starts) with Pittsburgh last season. Karstens won a career-high nine times while pitching to a 3.38 ERA over 30 appearances (26 starts) the previous year.
Karstens, who has been with the Pirates since 2008, owns a 26-40 career record with a 4.44 ERA through 138 games (91 starts) over seven major league seasons with Pittsburgh and the New York Yankees.
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The Points of Light Project is the educational outreach component of "Piece of the Palace": a constellation of activities connected with the centenary of the Peace Palace (August 28, 2013).
The Points of Light Project takes the anniversary of the Peace Palace beyond The Hague - to 30 different locations throughout the world - identified as 'Points of Light'.
In exchange for a 'Treasure Box' full of materials on Peace, International Law and connected themes, each Point of Light (listed below) develops an activity/ies aimed at educating its community about the inspiring story and the important themes connected to the Peace Palace and the Peace through Law tradition.
This site serves as the hub that connects all of the Points of Light and provides information about their activities. Most of the activities will occur in the Fall of 2013. Our Points of Light in Moscow, Idaho and Valladolid, Spain have/will engage in activities in April and May of 2013. Check back in June/July for reports from both. In the meantime, enjoy some of the resources by visiting the archive here.
The Points of Light project ensures that the importance of the Peace Palace Centenary is appreciated by audiences beyond the Hague.
To learn more about "Piece of the Palace": - created and funded by institutions and individuals in the United States, click here .
A Peace Palace Centennial Celebration Event!
Friends of Adin Ballou Annual Fall Lecture held October 20th:"HOPING STILL: Carrying Adin Ballou's Peace Torch into the 21st Century", Lecture by Michael Boover, Pacifist, Doctor of Ministry,Catholic Worker
People today are actively living the peaceable life, with the same intention and conviction as Adin Ballou and the settlers of the early Hopedale Community. Come meet these modern pacifists and learn how they actively work for peace and justice in our surrounding communities and in the world.
The lecture will uphold the veracity and beauty of Gospel nonviolence, speak to the difficulties involved in principled steadfastness to this path and of the hope that, despite difficulty, such steadfastness will yield a blessed harvest of peace.
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