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Late Afternoon Surf
A.Aziz S. Ayash 7/23/2003 2:20:26 AMNice shot, Dan #47713
Mette Vendelboe Allison 7/23/2003 3:09:47 AMGreat shot. You've caught the surfer and the waves in the background beautifully. However, I think it would have been even better if the front had been in focus too! #148507
Theresa McCloskey 7/23/2003 3:13:20 AMvery nice picture - nice capture #148512
Sharon D. Waters 7/23/2003 5:53:34 AMvery beautiful! #148623
Tony Gough 7/23/2003 6:08:54 AMI like it, a great surfing pic which shows that you don't have to get in tight to make it look good. I think that the background add to the impact of the photo. #148654
Gary W. Lake 7/23/2003 8:38:08 AMCool catch Dan! #148782
Dan S. Coquia 7/23/2003 3:55:59 PMThanks All! I had fun watching these surfer kids falling of their surfboards into the water and getting back in many more times. They seemed to be really enjoying it. Meanwhile, the surf sprays and waves kept happening in the background and around them. Hence, the scene. #148905
Dan S. Coquia 7/23/2003 4:25:58 PMHere's another photo to give you a sense of that scene. #148928
Carol Brill 7/23/2003 7:17:43 PMNice how you caught the air between the surfer's board and the wave! #149014
Dan S. Coquia 7/29/2003 1:52:36 PMThanks! Yes, after some anticipation, and shooting a couple or three frames when I thought that it was going to happen. At that time too, I was trying to maintain a sense of peripheral vision to maintain the composition so as not to loose the nice elements surrounding the subjects. #152773
Cathy Barrows 8/5/2003 5:53:54 PMawesome action shot...and the surfer is caught out of the water...can't get much better than this #158205
Dan S. Coquia 8/5/2003 6:27:23 PMThanks for the comments Cathy B.! #158226
Carol Brill 8/14/2003 11:51:26 PMCongratulations, Dan, best of luck! #166799
Dan S. Coquia 8/15/2003 12:36:52 AMThanks Carol! I'm just happy to make it this far as a newcomer. #166885
Gary W. Lake 8/15/2003 12:42:20 AMCongrats on making finalist with this great shot Dan! #166895
Dan S. Coquia 8/15/2003 12:48:11 AMThanks Gary! #166908
Wolfgang Dolak 8/15/2003 2:35:29 AMCongratulations from Austria, Dan! birdie #166981
Dan S. Coquia 8/15/2003 3:08:08 AMHey birdie! Thanks! #167004
Carolyn M. Fletcher 8/15/2003 3:53:52 AMCongrats Dan!! #167060
Jill Battaglia 8/15/2003 6:49:42 AMCongrats Dan! This is awesome! :-) #167424
Dolores Neilson 8/15/2003 7:23:44 AMcongrats Dan...what a great action shot! #167514
Dan S. Coquia 8/15/2003 11:00:30 AMThanks, Carolyn, Jill, and Dolores! #167976
Mary K. Robison 8/16/2003 12:55:23 AMWOW! ~ two fabulous photos for the price of one! Talk about catching the "motion in the ocean" ! You have a wondrous eye and terrific reflexes, Dan. Congratulations on one extremely well-earned prize! #168822
Patricia Marroquin 8/16/2003 7:03:00 AMAll right! Another Kauai shot makes it to the top for July! This is a great action shot, Dan. Big congrats to you! #169126
Dan S. Coquia 8/16/2003 10:49:26 AMThanks Patricia! #169417
Gary H. Minish 8/17/2003 12:13:55 AMAn exceptional capture and a very well deserved win, Dan! Congratulations! #169943
Dan S. Coquia 8/17/2003 12:18:55 AMThanks for your generous comments, Gary! #169945
Carol Brill 8/18/2003 12:05:12 PMDan, superb image and very well-deserved win. Congratulations!! #171403
Dan S. Coquia 8/18/2003 4:48:39 PMThank you, Carol! #171660
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People move for all sorts of reasons. Sometimes it's work or family,and other times it's just the need for a change or more space. Getting a new home whether it's your own house or a rental is always exciting and marks a new chapter in life. But it's not an easy venture. As if just finding a new place, paying for it and packing weren't enough; the move itself can come with a wide array of additional expenses. Here are only a few of the extra costs that could come up during a move and some ideas on where to splurge and where to save.


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UPDATE: 11 a.m. Sunday morning, Colin Campbell responds to the Daily News below... No word yet on suspension, but if there is one, it's not coming from Campbell.
It isn't often that an eerie silence overcomes the Wachovia Center – or any Philadelphia sports venue, for that matter.
I can only think of two such instances at a Flyers game: Once, in the 1995-96 season, when Petr Svoboda was crushed in center ice hit at the Spectrum while playing against the Canadiens … and when Eric Lindros was TKO'd for the final time by Scott Stevens and the Devils in 2000.
It happened again on Saturday night, during the Flyers' 5-1 win over the Florida Panthers.
Flyers captain Mike Richards was skating across the blue line in pursuit of a Panthers break when he blindsided Florida's David Booth with 2:55 remaining in the second period. Booth, a 24-year-old Michigan State product, had made a pass to the opposite side and just turned at the split second Richards leveled him.
The play was in the middle of the ice – with no boards around to break Booth's fall. As such, Booth's neck snapped in the other direction and his face dragged along the ice before his body came to a halt.
You can view the borderline hit in its entirety at the bottom of this post.
Booth was apparently knocked unconscious on impact.
When the Panthers' trainer got to him, he was face down on the ice with a pool of blood in front of him. The stretcher was immediately called for him. The Panthers' trainer was assisted by Flyers doctor Gary Dorshimer and Booth was carefully turned over and placed onto a stretcher.
We were told Booth was alert and moving his extremities when he was carted off the ice.
He was taken to Pennsylvania Hospital where he will stay overnight, according to Panthers general manager Randy Sexton.
"They are doing a whole host of tests just to be sure that everything is OK," Sexton said after the game. "It's too early to tell exactly the extent of the injuries."
Now, the debate will rage on as to whether Richards will be suspended by the NHL. He was given a 5-minute major and a game misconduct, which is automatically reviewed by the NHL for suspension.
Richards did not have his arms up during the hit; he hit Booth cleanly with his shoulder. The problem was that Booth could not see him coming.
"I just seen him with the puck," Richards explained. "I was just trying to eliminate him from the puck. He dished it off. It happened so quickly, it's hard to explain.
"I don't know [whether it's legal]. I was just trying to separate him from the puck and he moved or turned. I don't have a history of head shots or anything like that. It happened too quickly."
Richards' feet left the ice after the impact of the hit but were firmly planted at the point of impact. Holmgren said it is normal for feet to come up during the follow through.
I have mixed emotions on the hit. The way Booth's body twists and turns makes the hit look gruesome – and the way he hit the ice doesn't help.
But at the same time, it is a hockey play. Richards makes open ice hits like that regularly – and most of the time, the other player sees it coming and the end result isn't nearly as bad.
The important thing here is that Booth is OK.
But if I was forced to gamble on whether Richards will be suspended, I would say that he will be. The NHL has been trying to crack down on hits to the head for some time now. Plus, Carolina's Tuomo Ruutu was just suspended 3 games by the NHL on Saturday morning for his hit to Darcy Tucker's head – which doesn't look half as bad as Richards' hit.
Normally, the NHL's Senior Executive VP for Hockey Operations Colin Campbell would handle a situation like this one. But it will be Mike Murphy, Campbell's deputy, that reviews Richards' case. Campbell's son, Gregory, plays for the Panthers and Colin Campbell said he will recuse himself from anything involving the Panthers to prevent any perceived (or actual) bias.
"I have not dealt with the Florida Panthers because of a perceived issue of conflict," Campbell told the Daily News on Sunday morning. "Mike Murphy has dealt with those issues in the past and if the Richards penalty needs to be addressed further, he will handle it."
It was interesting, though, to see the war of words between the Flyers and Panthers.
Sexton was the first to weigh in when he was quoted just minutes after the hit – during the second intermission.
"I thought it was a late hit and dirty hit," Sexton said. "These types of hits have no place in the game. I didn't see the hit live. I was making a note on my game report, but I knew when they didn't show the replay it wasn't pretty."
Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren fired back at Sexton pretty quickly.
"Randy Sexton should watch more hockey games," Holmgren said. "It was a good hit. Mike Richards is just doing his job there. If you slow it down frame by frame, I don't see how you can [suspend] him.
"He went to finish his check on a player who had just passed the puck, and he hit him. His feet never left the ice, and it was a shoulder hit. The young David Booth turned his head, it looked like he saw him at the last second, but as he turned his head, his head took the blow. It would have been a shoulder-on-shoulder if not. It's a physical game, and sometimes those things happen," Holmgren added.
In reality, the truth probably lies somewhere in the middle of what Holmgren and Sexton were saying on Saturday.
Sexton backed off after the game with "I'm not going to comment, it's in the league's hands now."
He was clearly not in the mood to get into it with Holmgren.
"I'm not going to get into a war of words with Paul Holmgren," Sexton said. "He is entitled to his own opinion."
Holmgren said that he usually receives a call or e-mail from NHL's discipline committee pretty quickly if the league is going to review a hit. But Holmgren said that as of 10:15 p.m. on Saturday night he had not received any call.
But that doesn't mean it won't happen.
Remember, it is the weekend. Things don't happen as quickly… even though the NHL did have all 30 teams in action of Saturday. You can bet your bottom dollar it will be replayed over and over again from the NHL's War Room in Toronto.
It is obvious that the Panthers were [understandably] shaken after the hit. It took the remaining wind out of their already flat sails.
"The guy is in a vulnerable position," Panthers captain Bryan McCabe said. "You hope a guy wouldn't freakin' cream him."
"He was in a vulnerable position and Richards knows he's in a bad spot," Keith Ballard said. "That's the same stuff they've been trying to cut and put an end to. He's looking the other way."
The NHL will probably want to act quickly if they want to suspend Richards. The Flyers are back at it on Sunday night at the Wachovia Center against the San Jose Sharks.
Oh, yeah, the game...
- That Jeff Carter's line – with Danny Briere and James van Riemsdyk – was credited with 20 total scoring chances in the dominating 5-1 victory? Carter had 11 scoring chances and 11 shots. Briere netted 2 goals and an assist in his first 3 point game since Apr. 3, 2009 against Toronto.
- That Simon Gagne broke his 7 game scoreless streak with his power play goal in the 2nd period?
"It's always fun to get the first one," Gagne said. "The first one is usually the hardest to get, but it's been like that for 10 years. Now hopefully those ones are going to keep going in."
- That James van Riemsdyk netted his first ever NHL goal on a breakaway in the third period? Van Riemsdyk also had a monster effort on Danny Briere's first goal, digging the puck out from behind the net and feeding Briere in front.
- That Arron Asham scored a goal in his third straight game for the first time in his career? He had scored goals in two consecutive games 8 different times but never turned the trick 3 times.
- That the Flyers peppered Tomas Vokoun with 38 shots? They outshot the Panthers 38-18.
- That it was Cancer Awareness Night at the Wachovia Center?
- That Chris Pronger blocked 8 shots?
- That the Flyers power play was an impressive 2-for-5?
Slap shots
There are approximately 1,050 tickets available for Sunday's tilt with the Sharks … Richards and Carter are tied for the team lead in scoring with 10 points … Backup Brian Boucher will get the start in net against his former team, San Jose, on Sunday ... How many times was Richards' hit replayed on Hockey Night in Canada on Saturday?


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Vincent explains why he created Comic Sans and why it's what design is all about. While working at Microsoft he created 'web fonts' for the first Internet Explorer. He will discuss the goals and challenges in creating these fonts and creating fonts for user interfaces and small devices like e-books and mobile phones. Hinting, font technology and screen rendering will be discussed. Now that modern devices are rendering very high resolutions is hinting no longer necessary?
Achieving a thorough grasp of typography can take a lifetime, but moving beyond the basics is within your reach right now. In this talk, we'll learn how to look at typefaces with a discerning eye, different approaches to typographic planning, how typography impacts the act of reading, and how to choose and combine appropriate typefaces from an aesthetic and technical point of view. Through an understanding of our design tools and how they relate to the web as a medium, we can empower ourselves to use type in meaningful and powerful ways.
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Web fonts are causing designers to approach typography in a whole new way. Services like Fontdeck are fundamentally changing the way designers choose type. Jon will explore this brave new world of web typography, and explain how the constraints of web type are actually an opportunity to refine how we design, from the body up.
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The presentation will entertain and educate the audience through three non-technical quests; the design of serif fonts that work for small uses on the web, the taking back of ALL CAPS from the realm of shouting, and designing amidst the perils of internationalism.
The first third of the presentation is looking for clues in the basic nuts and bolts of type for small sizes, and type for few pixels, the two converging issues on letterdrawing for crude text.
The second third, is seeking the range of contrast and emotion that caps alone can bring, from the most vacant and impersonal sans monospaced to the most elaborate, even cheery, in crude media.
Finally, a brief history of designing 96 character, Latin-1, Central European, Greek, Cyrillic and beyond, for crude media – as experienced, and told to me by others.
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This talk will focus on efforts to improve typographic support in CSS. Beyond just defining the @font-face rule, new properties in the CSS3 Fonts module provide explicit control over kerning, ligatures, small-caps and a variety of features commonly available in OpenType fonts.
These features will allow designers to solve a number of basic typographic problems in a much more elegant way than previously was possible. How these new properties evolved and some of the design problems involved will be discussed in detail. The problem of consistent rendering across browsers and the effect of that on both font and web design will also be discussed.
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Why do we make the specific typesetting decisions we make? Does it matter what our reasons are? Have we considered everything? Should we do more research? What should we study? Is our typographic sensitivity sharp enough? Is it appropriate to improvise? How can we make the best use of our time?
In this talk Tim will share his answers to these questions and, most of all, his thoughts on how those answers inform practical decisions. Fulfilling our potential as typographers is a matter of challenging ourselves, channeling our influences, curating wisdom, and practicing in meaningful ways.
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Laying out content has changed little over the centuries. It's improved through the application of technology, but the design decisions and motivations remain the same. Until now. Designing with type for the web is changing, and it's happening right now. Hundreds of years of design practice is being increasingly challenged, and for those of us working in this medium, it's hurting. Mark will look at the scale of this problem and how we can change the way we work to embrace it.
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I haven't seen this posted yet... and while the information is all available on AO and in other places, I think this pdf presents it quite well. It's from an email newsletter I get from InformIT. While they are simply trying to sell IT books, I let them email me because sometimes they include things like this. They are quick tip sheets published by PeachPit press... usually they are excerpts or basics from books, but they are always interesting and handy to have around. I can't come up with an outside link to this pdf... but check out InformIT.. The book that this pdf was generated from is Google and Other Search Engines: Visual QuickStart Guide


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August 25. 2014 11:08PM
With SNHU merger on hold, search renewed for NHIA president
By DOUG ALDEN
New Hampshire Union Leader
MANCHESTER — The search is back on for a new president at the New Hampshire Institute of Art, as talks of a merger with Southern New Hampshire University are tabled.
NHIA board of trustees decided last week to reopen the presidential search and remain independent after hearing from many students opposed to the prospects of a merger during a public forum. Administrators from both schools agreed more discussion was needed and put off the merger, which could have taken place as early as Sept. 1.
"It's been very clear to the board the passion the students have for the institution and what it means to them," NHIA interim President Richard Strawbridge said Monday. "The decision was made to slow down a little bit."
The trustees met last week and agreed to resume the presidential search, which had been put on hold in July, and go forward with a five-year strategic plan.
A merger between NHIA and SNHU is still possible, but more discussion is needed, Strawbridge said.
"At the same time we've been considering the option, we've been working on own strategic plan," said Strawbridge, who is a candidate for the permanent job. "We think we can use the large degree of interest of students, faculty and everyone else to help make that plan bear fruit."
The board has detailed options for the future and the five-year plan in a statement sent to faculty, staff and students on Friday.
"If we are to go it alone, we must implement a concrete plan for meeting yearly enrollment targets over the next five years. Otherwise, we face inevitable compromises in the institute's service to our stated mission," the board said.
One of the main issues NHIA faces is attracting more students. Monday was the first day of classes. Strawbridge said enrollment was around 450 undergraduates and 50 graduate students.
To cover basic costs without having to raise tuition costs, Strawbridge said overall enrollment needs to increase to about 650 within the next five years.
Strawbridge has been interim president since Roger Williams retired last fall after 12 years of leading the institute.
Strawbridge said he believed a partnership with SNHU would still benefit the school, but NHIA student and faculty want to make sure the downtown campus retains its cultural identity.
SNHU President Paul LeBlanc said Monday he agreed that the NHIA board made the correct call by forging ahead with a five-year plan and holding off, at least for now, on a potential merger.
"There is no urgency about this for either party," he said. "We will continue the discussions in a measured way and see where we are."


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38- Did you wake up cranky?
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42- What you want to be when you "get older"?
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45- Is your life anything like it was two years ago?
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47- Have you ever had an imaginary friend?
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75- What's your favorite animal?
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78- What is your favorite flower?
79- What's your favourite scent? And on the opposite sex?
80- What is your favorite season?
81- What are the top five places you wish you could go before you die?
82- What are four things you can't live without and why?
83- Which mythological creature are you most like? Why?
84- What's your favorite television show?
85- Favorite place to shop at?
86- Say 2 facts about your favorite things:
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87- Say 4 facts about your parents:
88- Are you more like your mom or your dad?
89- Do you have any siblings?
90- Say 9 facts about your family:
91- What's your relationship like with your family?
92- Say 7 facts about your childhood:
93- The best and the worst childhood memories:
94- Say 6 facts about your home town:
95- Are you going out of town soon?
96- Where would you like to live?
97- What would your dream house be like?
98- Where would you go on your dream vacation?
99- Where you want to be right now?
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104- Do you have someone you can be your complete self around?
105- Who is your most loyal friend?
106- Is there anyone you can tell EVERYTHING to?
107- If your best friend died, what would you do?
108- A reason you've lied to a friend:
109- Have you ever felt replaced?
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111- The last person you hugged?
112- Who was your first kiss with?
113- Do you like kissing in public?
114- Have you ever kissed someone older than you?
115- You have a preference for boys or girls?
116- Is the male or female body closest to perfection?
117- Do you believe in love at first sight?
118- Do you believe in soul mates?
119- What is your idea of the perfect date?
120- Based on past relationships or crushes, describe your perfect boyfriend/girlfriend:
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124- What's your opinion on age differences in relationships?
125- Would you ever date someone off of the Internet?
126- Five guys/girls whom you find attractive:
127- Do you have a crush on anyone?
128- A description of the girl/boy you like:
129- Say 1 fact about the person your like:
130- If the person you like says they like someone else, what would you say?
131- When was the last time you told someone you loved them?
132- Do you think someone has feelings for you?
133- Do you think someone is thinking about you right now?
134- Have you ever cried over a guy/girl?
135- Have you ever wanted someone you couldn't have?
136- Anyone you're giving up on?
137- Have you ever liked someone you didn't expect to?
138- Have you ever liked someone who your friends hated?
139- Have you ever liked one of your best friends?
140- Has anyone told you they don't want to ever lose you?
141- Is there a boy/girl who you would do absolutely everything for?
142- Is there someone you will never forget?
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146- What is the sexiest thing someone could ever do for/to you?
147- What's the sweetest thing anyone's ever done for you?
148- What's something sweet you'd like someone to do for you?
149- Have you ever written a song or poem for someone? Have you had one written for you?
150- What's the sweetest thing you've ever done for someone?
151- Are you in love?
152- Are you in a relationship?
153- If you have a boyfriend/girlfriend, what is your favorite thing about him/her?
154- Are relationships ever worth it?
155- Is there someone mad because you're dating/talking to the person you are?
156- Can you commit to one person?
157- Do you think you can last in a relationship for 6 months and not cheat?
158- Do you ever want to get married?
159- Do you think you'll be married in 5 years?
160- Future names of your children:
161- Do you get jealous easily?
162- The last time you felt jealous, and why?
163- What is your definition of cheating?
164- Have you ever been cheated on?
165- Do you forgive betrayal?
166- Have you ever cheated on someone?
167- Why did your last relationship fail?
168- Things you want to say to an ex:
169- A description of the person you dislike the most:
170- If your first true love knocked on your door with apology and presents, would you accept?
171- How many boyfriends/girlfriends have you had?
172- How long was your longest relationship?
173- You'll love me if…
174- Share a relationship story:
Music, movies and books
175- How often do you listen to music?
176- What kind of music you like?
177- Do you like to dance?
178- What was the first concert/show you attended?
179- Have you heard a song that reminds you of someone today?
180- Share a song that takes you to a certain memory in the past:
181- A song that's been stuck in your head:
182- Put your music player on shuffle and write the first ten songs that play:
183- A book you want to read/have recently read:
184- Describe your dream library:
185- Last movie you just watched:
186- Do you like watching what type of movies?
Situations and crazy things
187- You're in a tattoo parlor about to get inked. What are you getting done?
189- What's something you can see yourself going to jail for?
190- If you could be any character, from any literary work, who would you choose to be?
191- You're given $10,000…under one condition: you cannot keep the money for yourself. Who would you give it to?
192- If you had to go back in time and change one thing, what would it be?
193- If you were an element on the Periodic Table, which would you be and why?
194- If you had to delete one year of your life completely, which would it be?
195- You're an Action Movie Hero. What's your weapon of choice and the line you scream when defeating your arch enemy?
196- If you could design an amusement park ride, what would it be like?
197- What is the first curse word that comes to mind?
198- What the last party you went to was… and when the next will be…
199- Halloween costume idea?
200- What are you supposed to be doing right now?
201- Currently wanting to see anyone?
202- Why you follow me?
203- If you met me what would you do?
204- Leave me a ridiculous question:
205- Leave me a cute message:
Opinions and beliefs
206- Is the cup half full or half empty for you right now?
207- Do you believe in fate/destiny?
208- What you wish for on 11:11?
209- Do you consider yourself lucky? What's your good luck charm?
210- Do you believe in aliens or life on other planets?
211- What is your religion, if any?
212- Would you go against your moral code for money?
213- What's more important to you: strength of the body or strength of the mind?
214- How important you think education is?
215- If you were the president, what would you do?
216- If you could change one thing in the world, what would you change?
217- Is it the thought that counts? Or is that phrase circumstantial?
218- If you only had 24 hours to live, what would you do?
219- Which movie character do you most identify with and why?
Feelings and Others
220- Are you a procrastinator or do you get things done early?
221- Post a photo/draw a picture/write a poem (pick one) of a moment of personal significance:
222- Say 5 things you love unconditionally:
223- What motivates you in life?
224- Something that you're proud of:
225- Five words/phrases that make you laugh:
226- Share the story of something that makes you smile:
227- Something you always think "what if…" about:
228- What was something you used to enjoy, but was ruined for you? What's the story behind that?
229- Describe one of the most awkward experiences of your life:
230- Something/someone that you miss:
231- Are you over your past?
232- What is your saddest memory?
233- One of the hardest moments in your life:
234- Is there something that happened in your past that you hate talking about?
235- What's something you want to do that you'd be embarrassed to tell other people about?
236- What was your most embarrassing moment?
237- Share one of your fears/insecurities:
238- Something you're currently worrying about:
239- Have you done something you regret very much?
240- If you could take something back that you said or did, what would it be?
241- Does anyone hate you?
242- Do you hate anyone?
243- Are you good at hiding your feelings?
244- What's something you hide about your personality?
245- How do you approach social situations?
246- Are you a social or an antisocial person?
247- Are you an introvert or an extrovert?
248- Do you care if people talk badly about you?
249- How do you deal with criticism?
250- How you hope your future will be like?
251- What's something that scares you about the future?
252- Five intems you lust after:
253- One thing you're excited for:
254- Describe the most terrifying/strangest/beautiful dream you've ever had:
255- Have you ever had a crush on a fictional character?
256- Who is your celebrity crush?
257- Make a confession:


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Wednesday 21st September, 2011
2:20pm to 2:35pm
This is not your father's weather forecast. Businesses across the commercial spectrum can be positively and negatively affected by weather conditions in deep and sometimes unanticipated ways. Whether they are surprise acute weather events (ie., weather black swans) or prolonged patterns that slowly enhance or curtail product demand, it is hard to find an industry that does not have some sort of operational or financial exposure to the atmosphere.
Hear how companies in sectors ranging from banks managing commodity risk to home centers staging seasonal demand driven products are are analyzing weather in different ways to get ahead, and how they can tap into the unexploited possibilities of the treasure trove of government maintained weather data.
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Daytona Beach
Scott Zdanis has been named radiology manager at Halifax Health. He was previously assistant director of imaging at the Fort Walton Beach Medical Center.
Bradley G. Gordner recently received the award of director emeritus from the Arc Volusia board of directors. Gordner has served more than 12 years as a volunteer board director, a past board chairman and a member of the promotions and marketing committee.
Carl Vasile, of EXIT Realty Martin Group, has been named EXIT Realty Florida's associate of the month. The 2012 winner of the company's Rising Star Award, Vasile was recognized as a top producer in Florida for sales volume, closings and commissions. He is a graduate of Spruce Creek High School.
Oak Hill
Dr. Jan McGee, principal of Burns Science and Technology Charter School, won the national award for the bully prevention program at the school. The award was recently presented at the national convention in Orlando.
Ormond Beach
Erin Wynn Masters, CFP, CDFA, recently received the Rising Star award from Raymond James Financial in recognition of the growth of her practice and her client service. She is a member of Greg Wynn Financial Services.
Don Hall has been named director of government relations for Emergency Communications Network. Hall has 20 years' experience as an emergency manager and 10 years' experience in law enforcement and emergency communications.
Palm Coast
Kathy Hamner, Realtor, has joined Weichert, Realtors — Hallmark Properties. She has four years experience in real estate and specializes in residential sales.
Dannica Campbell has joined 100 Plus Realty Group, specializing in single family homes and first-time buyers. She was previously a mortgage broker in Baton Rouge, La.
Port Orange
Jim Bange has been promoted to senior executive vice president, senior credit officer, at Reunion Bank of Florida. He has 25 years of banking experience and is one of the founders of the bank.
This information was compiled by business news assistant Laurie Hahn. The Daytona Beach News-Journal publishes notices of new hires, promotions and professional development of managers and professionals in Volusia and Flagler counties. Anyone interested in being included should contact Laurie Hahn at 386-681-2560 or email@example.com.
Dredging & Marine Consultants, 4643 S. Clyde Morris Blvd., suite 302, in Port Orange, recently celebrated its 10th year in business. The company, an engineering design and environmental firm that specializes in shoreline stabilization and protection, also has offices in Port St. Lucie and Tavares. For more information: 386-304-6505.
Get Fitness Health Clubs is adding a location in Daytona Beach. Currently in Port Orange, the second location will be in The Shoppes at Beville, at 1500 Beville Road, Daytona Beach. Staff members include 2008 Olympic Silver Medalist in the heptathlon, Hyleas Fountain. For more information: 386-310-7857.
Buffington's Bar & Grill recently opened at 500 W. Granada Blvd., suite 1, Ormond Beach. Owned by Josh and Chris Buffington, the restaurant specializes in a homestyle menu and offers indoor and outdoor seating and a private dining room. For more information: 603-491-9724.
A Flower Cottage Inc. is now under new ownership and in a new location. The owner is Sherri Wronski and the shop has moved to 1633 C Taylor Road, #103, Port Orange. Hours are 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. For more information: 386-756-2008.
Compiled by Laurie Hahn. Businesses that have newly opened, physically enlarged locations or new or changed ownership are invited to send details to What's New, Business Desk, The News-Journal, P.O. Box 2831, Daytona Beach, FL 32120, or fax to 386-252-4428. New businesses need to submit a photocopy of an occupational or other business license for verification. For questions call Hahn at 386-681-2560 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Thanks for this write up, it's a nice summary on Google Wave.
Repliers here and on other websites don't seem to realize what's possible with Wave. Hell, even I haven't been able to fully understand where the limit is to what Wave can do. But basically it will be next way of communicating. I imagine it like this:
You have a business which runs it's own wave server (much like most businesses run their own e-mail servers). On this wave server you do all the communication/collaboration stuff: you share documents (and write them up), do the messaging (like we used to do e-mail and IM), etc. This is much like Microsoft Exchange (which, btw, is usually selfhosted by companies – not run on Microsoft servers) and other Microsoft products like Sharepoint.
But where Exchange and Sharepoint stop at the border of an organization (due to propriety protocols, for instance), wave is as an open protocol as e-mail is: now you e-mail everyone (doesn't matter whether they are inside or outside the organization), with Wave you will collaborate and communicate with everyone.
But it goes further: it will do all your internet-communication. Your communication on blogs and forums (like replying) will also be available in wave. Eventually wave will be your way to communicate to all kind of different services. And at some point it will probably replace a lot of the 'older' services like e-mail, IM and Twitter as well, just because wave can do this (and do this better).
A small example: e-mail (SMTP) was build on a basis of trust (like a lot of the old internet protocols), people never imagined it being abused like it is today (94% of all e-mail is spam). This was never imagined because the amount of spam in our snailmail is not as much; to bad that 'they' didn't think that the Internet would be such a big thing these days and that sending e-mail is so easy a widely spread ;). Wave is developed with the knowledge we have today: we look at the internet in a much different way and it's fully incorporated into our lives; spam will probably be a thing of the past.
Now don't worry about Google going for world domination, this will all be released open source (all of it: the client, the server). People can even write up their own wave servers, as long as they use the protocol thought of by Google. This is the same as with e-mail. And yes, if you don't communicate with users on Google's own wave platform then Google will never know you're even using wave (exactly the same as Google doesn't know your e-mail address if you've never e-mailed to a Gmail user).
We just released another robot and gadget for Google Wave.
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A Moab woman who has been working on one of the nation's most significant archaeological digs will present a slide show and discussion of the project Monday, Jan. 14, at the Grand County Public Library. The free event begins at 6:30 p.m.
Paleo-ecologist Saxon Sharpe is one of three-dozen scientists trying to piece together the story of ice age remains dating from 40,000 years to 150,000 years ago.
Sharpe said she believes the Snowmastodon Project near Snowmass Village, Colo., could become "one of the premier paleontology sites in North America."
So far, scientists have excavated more than 5,000 bones along with remains of giant trees, some of which were more than 350 years old when they died, Sharpe said. However, conclusions from the project still aren't known and the results are scheduled to be published in the journal Quaternary Research in 2014.
The project is timely because it spans a warm interglacial period similar to the one mankind is experiencing now, Sharpe said.
"We can compare what was going on back then and what is going on today," she said. "This site can help everybody learn how natural climate change and human-induced climate change work."
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science organized the dig and scientists were recruited from around the world. Sharpe was brought on as a research associate, although she remains a research professor emerita with the Desert Research Institute of Reno, Nev., part of the University of Nevada higher education system.
She said each of the 37 scientists has his or her own specialty and all are pursuing different types of evidence.
"What we need to figure out is how the story comes together," Sharpe said. "We have big bones, salamanders, mollusks, invertebrates, insects, conifer needles and bark. It's an amazing trove of treasures."
The site is so well preserved that researchers even found green plant material, Sharpe added.
"There are logs that look like they had been pushed up on a lake shore last year," she said. "We are thinking there was a lot of glacial material blown into this lake basin [to preserve items]. We are still working on the final story."
Crews worked 10-hour days, seven days a week, according to museum spokeswoman Charlotte Hurley. They logged 69 days of fossil excavation in 2010 and 2011, moving 8,000 tons of dirt last year, she said.
Early investigations revealed 13 to 20 mastodons at the site. Before the site was discovered, only three other mastodons had been discovered in Colorado.
"We are finding male and female mastodons of all ages," Kirk Johnson, the leader of the museum's excavation team, wrote on the museum website. "We have so many speculative questions, like why were so many mastodons in this one location, and what can scientists learn from this discovery? At this point, we only have speculative answers."
Sharpe said her presentation will be geared to the average person rather than a scientific audience.
"It will be a general lecture," she said. "I will be talking about the site and what we have found there. It is significant because it is a high-elevation site and there aren't many of those around. The diversity of material and the preservation are absolutely phenomenal."
The site was discovered in October 2010 when a bulldozer operator working near a ski area uncovered the tusk of a young female mammoth, according to the museum's website. It became the museum's largest-ever fossil excavation, yielding mammoths, ground sloths, camels, deer, horses and giant bison in addition to mastodons.
A book titled "Digging Snowmastodon: Discovering an Ice Age World in the Colorado Rockies" has been published and the Grand County Public Library has a copy, Sharpe said. The book is also available online.