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How To Dress For Your Next Job Interview
Jacquelyn Smith Former Staff
If it has to do with leadership, jobs, or careers, I'm on it.
Once upon a time, almost everyone wore business suits to job interviews.
"If you watch old television shows and movies from the 1950s, men wore suits and ties and women wore nice dresses pretty much everywhere," says Andy Teach, author of From Graduation to Corporation, and host of the YouTube channel FromGradToCorp. "However, over the years, our society has become less conservative when it comes to dress code. Certain industries still require dressing conservatively but others have a more collegiate atmosphere and it's not unusual to find employees wearing shorts, T-shirts, and flip-flops to work. You probably don't need to wear a suit and tie to a job interview at a laid back company, but that doesn't mean you should dress too casually, either."
What you wear to your next job interview might be more important than you think. Why? Whether you like it or not, your appearance is the first thing people notice about you--and first impressions are usually formed within the first 30 seconds, says Brenda Ferguson Hodges, a California-based image consultant and career coach. "Appearance affects hiring decisions and plays a major role. Hiring managers need to be able to visualize you in that position they are trying to fill."
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Nicole Williams, LinkedIn's career expert and best-selling author, agrees. "On a job interview, your attire makes a statement about yourself before you even open your mouth," she says. "A scuffed shoe, a messy bag, or a low cut shirt can speak volumes. You need to wear your 'power outfit.' Have a favorite skirt that always makes you feel great when you wear it? Why not pair that with a blazer? It's okay to show off your personality through your clothes, as long as you aren't wearing a lime green mini skirt. Stick to business-professional looks."
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Teach says that many, if not most hiring managers believe that people who dress appropriately for a job interview are more likely to be successful because they look the part. Conversely, those who dress inappropriately--too informal, for example--may be seen as having a more casual attitude toward work and authority, as well as possessing a lack of understanding of business etiquette. "It doesn't matter if this is true or not; what matters is that this is the perception of many hiring managers. Make no mistake--you are being judged as soon as you walk into the room and the interviewer has made an initial impression of you in the first few seconds they see you based on how you look. That may not be fair but it is reality in many cases. An interviewer is expecting you to dress appropriately for the interview. If not, you are showing the interviewer that you don't understand the basics of what it takes to be successful in the workplace. If this is the case, you already have one strike against you."
Your appearance not only shows that you're taking the opportunity seriously, that you are eager to make a good impression, and that you'd fit in nicely within the corporate culture; it can also communicate that you have respect for the interviewer, says Mark Strong, a life, career and executive coach based in New York.
Strong says about 80% of job candidates get it right; 20% don't. "Some dress on the dumpy or casual side, while others are too made up."
Other common mistakes: Skirts that are too short or tight, too much cleavage, scuffed shoes, excessive perfume or makeup, "or looking like you walked off the set of Working Girl circa 1985," Williams says. "The most important thing you bring to an interview is confidence. What you wear and how you wear it helps convey that. If you aren't comfortable in your outfit – that will come across in an interview."
Ferguson Hodges says for many people, their "dress for success" training started with their parents, "but now, due to the state of the economy, people are so busy and are crunched to find a job, that they are not taking the time to get trained on the appropriate dress for interviewing."
Why else might they fail to dress appropriately? Lack of interviewing experience, lack of knowledge, lack of common sense, and lack of research, Teach says. "But there really is no excuse for not dressing appropriately for a job interview."
Another reason a job candidate might have difficulty determining what's appropriate: The days of the "interview uniform" are over, Williams says. As Teach mentioned earlier, a suit isn't always the right thing to wear anymore.
"The workplace has changed in leaps and bounds in the last 15 years," she says. "Start-ups and tech companies have embraced a much more casual approach to what is appropriate at the office. It's imperative to check out the office attire prior to showing up for the interview. It's another bit of research that you can arm yourself with to give you an edge. If everyone at the office is wearing shorts and a T-Shirt and you arrive in a three-piece dark suit, you'll be out of place and won't fit in. Half the battle in interviewing is proving that you belong and can be part of the team."
Strong says if you're interviewing at company with a most casual dress code, dress as if you were going to a dinner party on a Saturday night. "When in doubt, bring a jacket and carry it with you. You can throw it on to formalize and leave it off to be more casual."
He also reminds us that appropriate dress for an interview often varies by industry. "What one person wears for an advertising interview is very different from what a person wears for a financial services interview," Strong explains. "My suggestion is dress a half step up from what the typical daily dress is for that given industry."
Ferguson Hodges says as a rule of thumb, if you are interviewing for a professional, managerial, or executive position, always wear a suit. "If the position is more casual, you should still dress professionally, wearing a 'business casual' crisp outfit. Crisp meaning no wrinkles, stains, lint, holes, or snags. Absolutely no jeans for any jobs you are interviewing for even if you talk to people who are currently wearing jeans to work. They already have the job; you don't yet."
If you fail to dress appropriately, you could face severe consequences, Teach says. "For example, you might not get the job simply because of the way you look. Again, it doesn't matter what you think is appropriate, it only matters what the hiring manager thinks is appropriate dress. You may only get one shot so you need to make it count. Wouldn't it be a shame if you were the most qualified candidate for the position but you didn't even get a second interview because of the way you look?"
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To avoid making a poor first impression, here's what you'll want to do:
Thoroughly research the company's culture/typical dress code within the industry. If you know anyone at the company you're interviewing with, ask them about the environment and culture, Teach says. Call the company's receptionist or Human Resources department and ask them what is recommended as far as dress code is concerned. "Even if the company has a laid back dress code in general, they may expect you to dress up for the initial interview. You can never go wrong overdressing for an interview."
Invest in a "power outfit." Depending on the industry you're in and the companies you're interviewing for, buy a few outfits that are appropriate, professional, and, most importantly, comfortable. If possible, purchase a few outfits because you might be asked to return for a second or third interview.
"It's worth spending the extra money on clothing that looks great, and you'll get tons of use out of them," Williams says.
She adds: "People don't necessarily notice when you are put together but they 100% notice when you aren't. It's worth it to take the extra step."
Invest in comfortable, work-appropriate shoes. Don't neglect your feet. You may have a beautiful, well-tailor outfit on—but if your shoes are tattered or uncomfortable, your overall appearance will suffer. You don't have to spend a fortune; but keep in mind that you will likely get a lot of use out of these shoes when you start your new job.
Women can wear low, conservative, comfortable heals or "power flats." Men should invest in a pair of loafers and lace-up dress shoes. In general, you want to avoid shoes that expose your toes.
Have your interview outfits tailored and dry cleaned. "It doesn't hurt to tailor your work wardrobe to fit even better," Williams says. You'll feel better if your clothing fits properly—and you'll appear more confident. "Spending $10 at the dry cleaners can dramatically change your outfit as well," she says.
Test-drive your interview outfit. You probably tried on the clothing before you bought it, but when you get home, put the outfit on and spend a few minutes in it. Make sure you're comfortable sitting and walking. "Practice your interview answers while you wear your interview outfit," Strong suggests.
Do not wear perfume or fragrances. "There are a people with allergies and have problems with scents, and you don't want your scent to be the first thing that enters the room," Ferguson Hodges says.
Pay attention to accessories. "Accessories are important, too, whether you're a male or female," Ferguson Hodges says. "Make sure your shoes are polished and wear a nice belt. Don't wear too much jewelry—and make sure what you do wear isn't too large, distracting, or flashy. Watches are fine. For men, a non-flashy, non sparkling watch and one ring would be fine. The key is to look professional and to look like you'd be a great fit within that company's work culture."
Amanda Sanders, a celebrity image and branding expert, says to wear neutral colored nail polish and avoid too much make up.
Be aware of your posture and body language. Good posture and a solid handshake is important, Sanders says. "Always make eye contact and smile."
Your body language is part of your overall appearance, so it's imperative that you pay close attention to it.
Pay attention to your grooming as much as your outfit, Strong says. "Your hair should be neat, and fingernails should be clean," Ferguson Hodges adds. You want to look nicely kempt from head to toe.
Continue dressing for success, even after you land the job. "Once you get a job, always dress for the position you want, not the one you have," Teach says. "Don't emulate how your peers dress, dress how management dresses, if that's what you aspire to."
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Meet Lochlan O'Neil, the creator of DashCon
"So the whole ball pit was my idea. I wanted a ball pit."
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Folks, I'm not being hyperbolic when I say that in many ways, the following interview is probably the story this newsletter was created to tell. A few weeks ago, Tiktok videos from Lochlan O'Neil ended up in the Garbage Day Discord. I reached out to O'Neil hoping she'd be a good person to talk to about DashCon. I wanted to do something special for the event's seven-year anniversary this year and thought maybe she could give me some fun details about what the infamous failed fandom convention was like.
What I discovered over the course of my interview with O'Neil blew my mind. She wasn't just an attendee, she created the Tumbl-Con blog, which would then be renamed DashCon. She was the original organizer. She ran all the social accounts. She was the Homestuck troll cosplayer passing around the brown paper bag asking for money. Guys, she's the one that ordered the ball pit.
O'Neil is a 24-year-old costume designer who is now, as an adult, finally publicly talking about her time as the architect of the ill-fated Tumblr convention. This interview is long, but I really hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed conducting it. I learned so much about one of the most iconic and defining events in internet history. Fun fact: The organizational structure of DashCon was modeled after a rabbit breeding convention.
The following has been edited slightly for pacing and clarity.
(The original Tumbl-Con GoFundMe)
Okay, so I came across your Tiktok video about DashCon and it was sort of perfect timing. Because I was trying to figure out how to do a retrospective about DashCon for the seven-year anniversary this year. But I honestly didn't know where to begin haha.
I started the blog!
Right ok haha so tell me about that.
So I got on Tumblr — it must have been 2012. I was in ninth grade. And my best friend down the street, she was like, "I have a Tumblr. That's where I post all of my One Direction fan fiction." I was like, "well, that sounds stupid." But at the time I was raising mice and rabbits and doing genetics projects and stuff. And my aunt is a photographer. And she was like, "okay, you can play around with my camera." So I did. And that was taking pictures of my rabbits and my mice. And I was like, "you know what, I'm going to make a Tumblr blog just full of pictures of mice. And I'm going to post all about mouse genetics. And this will be great and everybody will love it."
Nobody loved it. But as I was posting pictures of mice, I discovered that there were fandom aspects. Up until this point, I thought it was just a photography website. And so I see random stuff happening. And I'm like, "oh, my gosh, and I'm really big into anime at this point." So I start reblogging things, I start following people. And then I discovered the tag function.
And long story short, I met my best friend on Tumblr. So we meet up and it's like, "oh, my gosh, this is the best thing that's happened to me in my life ever." Because I was always pretty weird. I was going from homeschool to regular school and back. And, you know, to find somebody who I got along with. It was great. And so a couple months passed, and I think, "okay, well, you know, Tumblr is the best website in the world. If I met my best friend, I bet other people can meet their best friends on Tumblr, right?" I see a post that's like what if there was a Tumblr convention and all the fandoms could get together?
Ah I remember that post!
Yeah. I was like, "oh, my gosh, you know what? I can do this." I was 15. I had been to three conventions. One of them was a rabbit convention, where I spoke about rabbit genetics. So my experience was zero. But I had a lot of enthusiasm. So I started the Tumblr blog.
And it was just Tumbl-Con. And I just started saying, "hey, guys, I'm going to have a Tumblr convention. If you want to come to my Tumblr convention, follow my blog and also join my staff."
I want to make sure you understand I was 15. So this is going on, but I'm starting to put together committees. In my head, my idea of a convention is, you know, what I was seeing at these these rabbit shows. Each place had a different booth and different exhibitors, and they would put on sponsored panels. So in my mind, I thought, "well, okay, each fandom can come and they'll have their own fandom booth and they can have their own fandom merch and be their own committees."
So if you look at the DashCon or Tumbl-Con lore there are different fandom committees. My thing was like, "okay, we're gonna have different committees and they'll have have a booth. It'll be great." So time goes on and people come and go and leave the blog and join the blog with different admins. I'm the only one who's kind of staying consistent. And I remember turning 16 and I would host — I guess it was Google Hangouts at the time or whatever was on Google Plus.
I think maybe 30 people must have cycled through.
This is an incredible to me. This is the idea that DashCon was largely dreamed up by a 15 year old and based on rabbit conventions is unbelievable.
It was called the ARBA — American rabbit Breeders Association. I was big into genetics. I got a letter of recommendation from Cornell because I was doing a lot more research. And it's just, like, I don't know, man.
(O'Neil at a rabbit convention)
So I've been on Tumblr since 2008. I'm currently 31. And I've had this conversation with a few people now about this. I feel like a large misunderstanding about Tumblr, especially at that period of time, was that it was full of teenagers, but nobody expected anyone was a teenager. It was full of young people who assumed that everyone else on the site was a serious adult person. And it turns out that it was it was literally just a website full of kids. And that's so amazing to me.
Exactly, exactly. And I think a big part of my problem was I had skipped two grades. So by the time I moved to Denver, when I was 16, I had skipped two grades. I was a senior in high school. So I was very, I mean, I'm still smart. But I was very smart at the time. And I knew that. But what I don't think I understood was that intelligence does not make up for any kind of emotional maturity or experience. So I thought that I could skate by on intelligence alone. And while that works when you're doing research, it does not work when you're putting conventions together.
So how much involvement did you have in the actual convention?
So by the time Tumbl-Con became DashCon, I was in charge of all of the social media. So Twitter, Facebook, I was making advertisements, I was doing all the analytics. I was going to the library and checking out books on social media marketing, figuring out how to get this information to the most amount of people as possible: "How can I make this go viral?"
Well, it did go viral. You did it.
Yeah, the monkey's paw curled.
So in terms of scale — because you've kind of seen it from the side that not a lot of people ever got to see from — how popular was it before the ball pit dropped. In the lead up to this, how popular was DashCon?
Oh, my god, it was it was crazy popular. I had never experienced that much attention in my life. And the funny thing is, nobody really knew it was me.
We would all have Skype conversations, us all being the admins. And we would go through our question box or inbox. And we could never get through all the questions, but we would just go through and be like, "okay, I'm going to answer this question or I'm going to do a funny answer for this question. I'm going to add a GIF for this question." And that's just that's just how it went.
Before the actual con we did in-person marketing at [Sherlock Holmes convention] 221B Con. So I went to that and that's where I met all of them in person for the first time. And this was just a couple months before the con and everything was fine. Looking back on it now, I do, maybe, notice that they shouldn't have taken us all to [restaurant] The Melting Pot and spent $700. But at the time, I was like, "this is great. I feel like a professional."
Were there conversations about where the money was coming from? Or where it was going or? What kind of conversations I guess we're even being had at at that point?
At that point, I feel like everybody was so convinced that it was going to be a success that they had already put a deposit on the hotel for the next year in Indianapolis.
When did you notice things were going wrong?
I noticed things were going wrong probably the Thursday before the con.
We're all there a week beforehand and everything is fine. For me, things are weird, because I'm just sleeping a whole lot. And we don't know why. I'm diagnosed with narcolepsy now. So that's why I was asleep.
And you had just sort of started this for for fun, right? And then it's become this massive thing.
My school was counting it as a business internship. So I got high school credits and I got to graduate super early.
So on day one, is there still a hope that this can be turned around and be successful?
So when the con happens I don't notice anything wrong. I think, "okay, well, this is probably how it's always been at cons and I just didn't know." Because they put me in "con ops" all alone. I had never worked at a con. I had no experience. I don't have the best social skills. I'm meant to be in a lab somewhere or, where I am now, in a sewing studio, not interacting with people. So I have people coming in yelling at me. I started noticing something was wrong.
I ran the cosplay contest on Friday and then when I changed into my Vriska cosplay — which is a Homestuck troll. And I went and I did the "Ask A Troll" panel. And [DashCon admin] Cain Hopkins was on the panel, as well. He was [Homestuck troll] Gamzee, I believe. And he left halfway through. He said "there was an issue on Alternia," which was like the Homestuck planet.
Then [DashCon LLP owner] Roxanne Schwieterman poked her head in from the wings and called me over.
She basically showed me a thing from the hotel showing how much we owed them because there were not enough people to pay for the hotel and hotel realized that. I guess there had been a negotiation in place where they put down a down payment and then everything else would be from door sales. And everybody assumed that there would be more attendees and there weren't. So the hotel then demanded money. I was told by several people that it was because they didn't want us there. And now I think it's more that they knew that there weren't going to be enough people to pay that back.
So then she pulled me into the ballroom and I was crying by this point. So I went up on stage. Either [DashCon LLP owner Meg Eli] or Cain gave me like a brown paper, like a lunch bag. And they were like, "well, you're crying the most. So you're going to hold the bag and we're going to have them put money into the bag."
(Lochlan O'Neil in Tumblr cosplay holding her DashCon admin badge)
So just to recap: you're 17 years old. You're crying. You don't know yet that you have narcolepsy. You're dressed like a Homestuck troll and now you're basically being pushed around the convention center asking people for money so you guys don't get kicked out of this hotel?
I'm up on stage in front of every single attendee, all in that ballroom. In gray paint.
I'm so sorry. What did you tell your parents about all this before? You were alone, right?
My dad thought it was the funniest thing. My mom was like, "well, honey, you can get through anything you set your mind to."
I mean, I guess if you can survive DashCon, you can survive anything.
I'm just like sobbing. It's probably the worst day of my life. And then I'm hoping I can go back to my room. But my room key doesn't work because I guess the hotel froze all of the rooms to make sure everything would be paid. An attendee let me into their room to pee. When I do finally get back into my room, I checked my phone. My inbox on Tumblr and on Twitter and on Facebook and on Instagram and everything is filled with people either telling me to kill myself or saying that they're going kill me.
Because you're the digital face of DashCon. You have all of the feeds. This is unbelievable.
And they even found my personal stuff.
They emailed me personally to say, "you need to hang yourself. We don't want you here. You should just hang yourself."
How did you separate yourself from the convention? Did you stay for the whole thing? Did you like, did you go on the ball pit?
So the next day, I slept in until like one. And I put on a nice dress because I'm like, "you know what, at least my ball pit is going to be here." So the whole ball pit was my idea. I wanted a ball pit. Because I saw a post on Tumblr that was like, "strangers, sit together and meet new people in a ball pit." And I was like, "that's great. I love ball pits, they're great enrichment for animals. I'm working on getting one for my raccoon. So they're great." And I wanted one. So I thought we were going to have a giant, nice ball pit. And I said, "you know what? This is fine." So I go downstairs. I walk into the room where the ball pit is supposed to be and I see the kiddie pool. And I just kind of saw it and I leave, and I go into ops. And I'm just like, I don't know, not even crying at this point. I just feel very defeated. And I'm like, "hey, what's going on with the ball pit? And I think [DashCon admin] Rox told me, "well, they gave us one that was not advertised on the site. But they said we can have an extra hour because it's not the right one."
So I was like, "great." And I finally get some lunch because I was not really given any breaks ever. So I'm like, I'm taking my Taco Bell, my nacho cheese, and I'm going to go sit in the ball pit and just wallow. So I did and there's a picture of me if you just Google "DashCon ball pit," it's the one that says "Welcome to DashCon" with the bouncy house in it and there's the ball pit filled with people. And I'm in there in my green dress and my tiara. (All the admins had tiaras.) So yeah, my tiara, my big nerdy glasses, just eating cheese dip. And then I think I fell asleep in there too, of course.
It was something The only good thing I can say for DashCon is that every person I met there was incredibly nice. They were all very, very friendly and very, very well behaved, like all the attendees.
So, first of all, I just, I gotta say, in all my time doing interviews about web culture, to meet the person responsible for the DashCon ball pit… this is pretty incredible. I mean, you sort of created one of the most iconic images in internet history. It's amazing, actually.
DashCon feels like it created a before-and-after moment for the internet. It was this instance where the people on the internet came together to meet in real life and it was so disastrous that it almost wiped out an entire type of fandom that really hasn't come back until basically right around now actually. It feels feel like there were so many good intentions and then it just spiraled out of control in this crazy way, but it does feel like the people who were involved like really wanted something nice to happen.
I was inspired because I met my best friend on Tumblr and we are still friends to this day. We talk every single day. But I feel like an asteroid. I feel like the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. I was very, very guilty for years. I had to go to extensive therapy because I was like, "oh my god, I, Lochlan O'Neil, single-handedly destroyed fandom culture?"
(O'Neil is in Homestuck troll in the ball pit)
Well, I think we can all thank you for getting rid of some of it, you know, like SuperWhoLock. I don't know if we needed that. But I think it is interesting because you were a teenager and you brought a bunch of other really enthusiastic young people together and then they all got a look at each other and got a look at the culture that they were a part of and they reacted kind of violently to it. But, ultimately, to me it also feels like it led to a better world for fans because people don't think that they can just throw something like this together anymore — obviously, Fyre Festival is a corollary here — but in terms of fandom stuff, people don't say, "we should just throw a fan convention" because after DashCon people understand now that this stuff is serious. And it matters. And it's a real business. And it's hard.
I think it makes people be a little bit more cautious now, a little bit more thoughtful with the things that they say and do and events they try to put on. Clearly, Fyre Festivals and Tanacons still happen. But there are probably a lot of conventions that didn't and for good reason. I also think that out of all of it, it did bring everybody together to laugh. Was that at me? Yes. But most people didn't know that it was me.
After the con ended, I packed my bags, I got on a plane on Sunday morning. So I was not there for the aftermath panel. I packed up and I got out of there. And I was still sorting through death threats and people telling me to kill myself on my way home.
I gave my iPad that had the twitter login to my partner at the time. And they took that account over and just started making troll posts. I did get to my house and my dad had the ball pit pictures zoomed up on the big screen TV with it circled on my face and an arrow pointing to it. So that was horrible. But for the first month, I was like, "you don't talk to me about DashCon, you don't ask me about DashCon. Don't look at me," you know? And then, you know, I got to college and I'm like, "okay, well, I need to learn to laugh at myself." And that's what I've spent the past several years doing.
So do you do you use Tumblr now?
Sometimes. Rarely. I'll go on maybe once a week, I mostly use it to look up reference images for costumes I'm making or I have a bunch of saved tutorials.
You're a costume designer, you're cosplayer. How do you think DashCon has impacted your relationship with online fandom in online communities, if at all?
It made me a lot more cautious. Not so much around people, but around events. I will read every single contract I am given ever. Most people will not scroll through the terms and conditions. I will read all of the terms and conditions. I will make sure to save everything. I have backups of contracts. I have backups of photos and screenshots and just make sure that if something like this happens again that I'm gonna be okay. And I was okay.
You alluded to legal fallout. What was there any or…
I've had a bunch of emails from people on my personal email saying they were going to sue me. But I responded, "I'm 17." So no, there wasn't.
I was very lucky. I was very lucky that I was 17. Yeah, I was very lucky that my name was not on anything. I am very lucky that I am a nobody.
The problem is I still do feel like I destroyed fandom space. Even if it was kind of cringy and maybe a bit problematic. I feel like I ruined it for everybody. I mean, I feel like maybe I should have gotten some sort of punishment.
I think this will be clear to anyone who reads this interview: You were a kid who came up with an idea for a Tumblr convention. And then the adults that worked with you didn't know what they were doing.
And in a way, I sort of feel like Tumblr's story always ends in DashCon. If you've seen Loki, DashCon is a Nexus event. There is no getting around DashCon. And I think that someone else, probably a SuperWhoLock fan, would have dreamt up something similarly disastrous. I remember going to a Comic Con in 2013 and watching a group of teenage Homestuck trolls off to the side of the convention center doing their own—
Were they in a circle playing "spin the Faygo"?
Is that what that is?
Yes, that's what they do. They sit in a circle and they spin a bottle of Faygo and then like make out with each other and it's disgusting. Yes, I've not seen it since DashCon.
Wow! I've been making this joke for almost a decade about Homestuck trolls making out so hard that their face paint was rubbing off. I did not know that was a thing. And then they would get up and act out scenes from Homestuck or from fanfic. And I remember looking at that in 2013 and being like, "oh, that's weird." And then a year later DashCon happened and I was like, "oh, yeah, okay, that's the logical end point there." There were no adults in the room for any of this stuff. And the ones that were in the room weren't really acting like adults.
It's interesting that one of the earliest big instances of an internet event, becoming part of popular culture was DashCon and everything going forward — Fyre Fest, Tanacon, Adrian's kickback — they all sort of have this weird flavor of DashCon to them.
Well, I think it's because I proved that it could be done. You know, if I set my mind to something, I'm going to make it happen. Whether or not it's a good thing remains to be seen. But I feel like I proved that something people previously thought would be very hard to do or would be, you know, impossible, happened. And I think that because it happened, because it was so bad, people thought, "wait a minute, this was so easy for them to do something so bad. I bet I can do it better." And then people from the internet just started getting together. And their only goal was to make sure it's not bad.
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David Pellum II, viral dance licensing expert
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Orlando Bobo (February 9, 1974 – May 14, 2007) was an American football player who played the position of guard for three National Football League teams from 1997 to 2001 and in the Canadian Football League for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2004. He was a member of the Baltimore Ravens for their victory at Super Bowl XXXV.

Orlando Bobo died of heart and liver failure at the age of 33. He was laid to rest at Greenwood Cemetery in West Point, Mississippi.

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The Friends of Sunrise-Machimoodus State Park serve as "a group of volunteers dedicated to the preservation, protection, and perpetuation" of Machimoodus and Sunrise State Parks' "ecologically and recreationally important open spaces." The Machimoodus and Sunrise State Parks are located in East Haddam, Connecticut, on the banks of the Salmon River, a tributary of the Connecticut River. The facilities contain picnicking areas, and the parks are popular destinations for birding, fishing, hiking, and horseback riding. The Friends host a series of events throughout the year in support of their goals, and they advocate tirelessly for pro-parks legislation at the local and state levels. More information about their efforts may be found on their Facebook page.


Sound Therapy Learning Center (STLC) introduced the Auditory Integration Training (AIT) in March 2008. STLC pioneered the AIT program, and it's currently one of the two centers here in the Philippines.
It is developed by Dr. Guy Berard from France in mid 1960′s, who strongly believes that by allowing a person to hear more normally, one can learn and function better in society.
It uses filtered and modulated music to help normalize and improve hearing distortions, improve sensory processing, stimulate the auditory and neurological systems, improve speech and language, as well as mood and social skills, and many more.
Its initial purpose was to address genetically induced hearing loss, especially in children with behavioral and learning disorders, autism spectrum disorders, sensory issues including issues including auditory, tactile or other sensory sensitivities (hyper or hypo), dyslexia, pervasive developmental disorder (PDD), attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity, anxiety and depression.
How do AIT sessions work?
The programs are individualized for each person based on a pre-screening evaluation. AIT is comprised of 20 sessions. Each sessions lasts for 30 minutes and there are two sessions a day with a minimum of 3-hour rest period in between sessions. The child may opt to rest after 10 sessions for a period of 2 days (max) before continuing.
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Fasoula is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Mariella Fasoula (born 1997), Greek basketball player, daughter of Panagiotis
Panagiotis Fasoulas (born 1963), Greek politician and basketball player

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Ice Cream Fundraiser for Kid's Summer Camp!
The Dana Adobe Cultural Center is holding a fundraiser at Doc Burnstein's in the village of Arroyo Grande for their all new Summer Day Camp for kids!
Free admission. 15% of sales will help fund DANA's all new Summer Day Camp for kids in June!


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5 Women Sue Bill Cosby For Allegedly Drugging Them During His Run on the Cosby Show
More troubles for Bill Cosby! According to reports, five women have accused him of drugging and raping them and on top, have dragged him to the law court to get justice.
Bill Cosby's lawyers will get busy again!
According to Vlad;
According to reports, Bill Cosby is now facing a lawsuit from five women, with a majority of the women being involved with 'The Cosby Show' at one point. The women claim the comedian sexually assaulted them.
The lawsuit finds the women claiming Cosby acted as if he were going to mentor them as they tried to break into show business during the 1980s and 1990s. However, Cosby allegedly took advantage of the women at some point.
Cindra Ladd, Jennifer Thompson, Jewel Gittens, Eden Tirl, and Lili Bernard were named as plaintiffs, and all claim the actor was able to take advantage of their vulnerability.
Lili Bernard, who made a guest appearance on 'The Cosby Show' in 1992, described a situation where Cosby drugged and assaulted her several times. One alleged incident found her waking up during being raped, with Cosby trying to smother her with a pillow. After threatening to go to the police, Bernard claims Cosby threw her down a flight of steps. She didn't file a police report because she said she feared for her life.
Bill Cosby's PR representative Andrew Wyatt spoke to TMZ about the recent accusers, saying they filed a "frivolous" suit because they aren't willing to accept that Cosby was absolved in his Pennsylvania criminal case. Additionally, Wyatt said the women named in the lawsuit are "all about money." Cosby has denied the new allegations.
It is hard to say at this point which accusations are true or not, but Cosby has done enough that you can't dismiss any accusations levied against him.
In this article:Bill Cosby, Cindra Ladd, Eden Tirl, Headline, Jennifer Thompson, Jewel Gittens, Lili Bernard


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Browsing Journal of Range Management, Volume 40, Number 6 (November 1987) by Title
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Journal of Range Management, Volume 40, Number 6 (November 1987)
Decision-analysis approach to brush management planning: ramifications for integrated range resources management
Scifres, C. J. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Simulation, optimization, and other modeling paradigms for systems ecology and economics have not been broadly applied to development of models for range resource management in real-world settings. The lag in emergence of applicable management models may be attributed to the lack of a conceptual context for their application. Recent appreciation of the decision-analysis approach to natural resource management and the general availability of high-speed computing capabilities have provided viable bases for using increasingly sophisticated analytical tools to solve management problems. Decision models may be used to generate proforma contrasts of selected management alternatives for multi-enterprise firms and implementation protocols for the selected management program(s). Such models, operating from a computer-managed information base, become decision-support systems (DSS) for approaching specific management problems; Integrated Brush Management Systems (IBMS) is one example. These DSS are proposed at the first step toward creating comprehensive decision-making models for total resource management (i.e. Integrated Range Resource Management or Integrated Range Resource Analysis). The next generation of models will link qualitative information and rules-of-thumb (heuristics) with hard (experimentally derived) data. These knowledge-based or expert systems, one facet of the growing field of artificial intelligence, hold great promise as vehicles for achieving Integrated Range Resource management. Bringing Integrated Range Resource Management Systems to fruition can be expedited by interdisciplinary research and educational programs for potential user groups.
Demand for Forest Service grazing in Colorado
Kehmeier, P. N.; Quigley, T. M.; Taylor, R. G.; Bartlett, E. T. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Linear programming ranch models were constructed for size of ranch and species of livestock operation within 5 regions of Colorado. Options to improve existing ranch resources and regional forage supply were included in each model. Parametric programming was used to derive shadow prices to approximate demand for USFS grazing in Colorado. Demand was derived under 3 livestock price scenarios and 2 herd management assumptions. USFS grazing demand was found to be very sensitive to livestock price changes. Variable herd management maximized profits and was able to capitalize on high livestock prices, increasing herds, thereby increasing the price of USFS forage for any given quantity. With herd size constant, ranches that could not cover variable costs ceased operation and demanded no USFS forage. Higher livestock prices could not induce increased USFS forage demand as with variable herd management. Regional differences in demand were also noted, reflecting differential transportation costs and ranch productivity.
Digestibility of an arboreal lichen by mule deer
Robbins, C. T. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Arboreal lichens are commonly consumed by wintering cervids in temperate forests, but their nutritional value is poorly understood. The digestibility of an arboreal lichen (Alectoria sarmentosa) fed with alfalfa pellets to mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) was estimated. The lichen contained 2% crude protein, 13.4% neutral detergent fiber (NDF), and 0.9% acid detergent fiber (ADF). Apparent digestibilities were very high for lichen dry matter (85.2%), NDF (91.9%), and cell solubles (84.2%). The apparent digestibility of protein was very low (-218.0%) and reflects the impossibility of balancing MFN losses with a forage containing such minimal nitrogen. This lichen can be an important source of energy to wintering cervids.
Digestive physiology of steers grazing fertilized and non-fertilized blue grama rangeland
Krysl, L. J.; Galyean, M. L.; Judkins, M. B.; Branine, M. E.; Estell, R. E. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Eight field trials [early August 1983 (EAUG83), late August 1983 (LAUG83), early November 1983 (ENOV83), early January 1984 (EJAN84), May 1984 (MAY84), late July 1984 (LJUL84), late August 1984 (LAUG84), late November 1984 (LNOV84)] were conducted on blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis) rangeland in southern rangeland in southern New Mexico to examine relationships among nitrogen (N) fertilization of forage, stage of plant growth, diet botanical and chemical composition, forage intake, digesta kinetics, and ruminal fermentation in beef steers. A fertilized pasture (45 kg N/ha) was evaluated during the year of and year after fertilizer application and compared with an adjacent nonfertilized pasture. Two esophageal- and 4 ruminally cannulated steers/pasture were used in a split-plot design. Dietary organic matter percentage was not affected by fertilization; however, fiber components increased as plants approached dormancy on both fertilized and nonfertilized rangeland. Dietary crude protein levels were numerically higher in the fertilized pasture within all trials. Fertilization had no consistent effect on rate or extent of in vitro organic matter digestibility. Fertilization increased (P<0.05) ruminal ammonia ( NH3) concentrations in all but one trial and levels were adequate for maximal microbial protein synthesis; however in the nonfertilized pasture, ruminal NH3 levels were potentially inadequate during periods of dormancy. Ruminal pH was numerically higher for steers on the fertilized pasture than for those on the unfertilized pasture each sampling trial except LNOV84. Fertilization had little effect (P>0.05) on total volatile fatty acid (VFA) concentration or molar proportion of individual acids. Total ruminal VFA concentration was highest in steers during periods of active plant growth. Voluntary organic matter intake was usually unaffected (P>0.05) by fertilization except in EJAN 84 when intake was higher (P<0.05) in the fertilized pasture and LNOV84 when intake was higher (P<0.05) for steers grazing the nonfertilized pasture. Organic matter intake by steers averaged 21.8 g/kg body weight (BW) and 21.6 g/kg BW across the 8 trials for fertilized and nonfertilized pastures, respectively. Intake in both pastures declined with advancing season. Particulate passage rate (PPR) was not different between treatments (P>0.05) during ENOV83, MAY84 and LNOV84. However, PPR was faster (P<0.05) for steers grazing the fertilized than in the nonfertilized pasture during the remaining 5 sampling periods. Correspondingly, retention time of digesta in the gastrointestinal tract was reduced for steers grazing the fertilized pasture during these 5 trials. Estimated gastrointestinal fill was unaffected (P>0.05) by treatment except during the EAUG83 and LAUG84 trials when steers grazing fertilized pasture had reduced (P<0.05) fill compared with steers grazing nonfertilized pasture. Fluid passage rate (FPR) did not differ (P>0.05) between treatments for any trials except in LAUG84 when steers in the fertilized pasture had a lower (P<0.05) FPR than steers in the nonfertilized pasture.
Drilling versus imprinting for establishing crested wheatgrass in the sagebrush-bunchgrass steppe
Haferkamp, M. R.; Ganskopp, D. C.; Miller, R. F.; Sneva, F. A. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Effectiveness of a land imprinter and rangeland drill for establishing 'Nordan' crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum) from fall plantings on loose and firm seedbeds was compared in the northern Great Basin in 1982 and 1984. Seedbed treatments applied on a Wyoming big sagebrush (Artemisia tridentata subsp. wyomingensis)-Thurber needlegrass (Stipa thurberiana) habitat type included brushbeating, brushbeating plus disking, and no treatment. Crested wheatgrass seed was planted at 6.7 kg/ha by broadcasting before imprinting broadcasting after imprinting, with a rangeland drill equipped with depth bands and at 3.4 kg/ha with a rangeland drill with deep-furrow openers. Maximum seedling emergence occurred on brushbeat-disked seedbeds planted by broadcasting before imprinting in 1982 (37/m2) and 1984 (22/m2) and by drilling with regular openers in 1982 (23/m2). Seedling emergence was almost twice as good with imprinting compared to drilling on loose-brushbeat-disked seedbeds, but 2 to 4 times more seedlings emerged from drilling than imprinting on firm-unprepared seedbeds. Maximum yields produced 2 and 3 years after planting averaged 500 to 1,000 kg/ha on brushbeat-disked seedbeds planted by broadcasting before imprinting and regular drilling. Imprinting may be a viable alternative to drilling in this region on loose seedbeds.
Ecology and management of kermes oak (Quercus coccifera L.) shrublands in Greece: A review
Tsiouvaras, C. N. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Kermes oak (Quercus coccifera L.) shrublands occupy more than 0.4 million ha in Greece and are the typical browse rangelands for 4.5 million goats. Five "range types" of kermes oak were identified based on morphological differences. Clipping of kermes oak improves growth rate of twig length, increases the production of new twigs, and alters the nutritive value of browse. Kermes oak can withstand very heavy (100%) clipping of twigs for 2 consecutive years, yielding the highest growth rate and twig number. Browse production varies among different forms of kermes oak shrublands. The low form (0.5-0.8 m height) yielded the highest production (3,467 kg ha-1). Goat liveweight gain of tall form (2 m height) of kermes oak shrubland was 25 kg ha-1 yr-1; improved shrublands, by topping, produced double liveweight gain when their form was altered. Liveweight gain was almost quadrupled when kermes oak shrublands were converted to grasslands.
Evaluation of a single probe capacitance meter for estimating herbage yield
Currie, P. O.; Hilken, T. O.; White, R. S. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
A single probe electronic capacitance meter for estimating herbage yields was field tested on 2 western wheatgrass (Pascopyrum smithii (Rydb.) Löve), a blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis (H.B.K.) Lag. ex Griffiths), crested wheatgrass (Agropyron cristatum (L.) Gaertn.), and Russian wildrye (Psathrostachys juncea (Fisch.) Nevski) stands in the Northern Great Plains. This single probe meter is lightweight, portable, and allows the user to estimate yields of single plants to determine productivity of individual species. Linear regression equations were fitted between probe readings and the green and dry weight of forage clipped from individual plants within a $78.5-cm2 circular plot. An overall coefficient of determination (r2) of 0.50 was obtained with linear relationships being statistically significant between the probe readings and green and dry weight of forage for all regressions (P=0.10). Considering the regression estimates for r2, standard error of the estimate and F values, the best model fit occurred in the western wheatgrass and crested wheatgrass stands. Presence of a litter mat in 1 western wheatgrass stand had little influence on the precision of the instrument, but phenology of the plants strongly influenced meter readings. Therefore, regression lines within a species could not be pooled across all sampling dates. Comparing yields of individual species from the small plots of the single probe meter to yields from a larger, $1,858-cm2 rectangular plot estimated with a multi-probe capacitance meter showed comparisons were not statistically different 50% of the time. A sample size of approximately 150 plots per species was required for each sample period for the single probe meter.
Factors affecting dietary preferences for genotypes of a hybrid wheatgrass
Truscott, D. R.; Currie, P. O. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Interspecific hybridization of grasses represents a valuable plant breeding procedure for developing new species with superior grazing value for livestock. Evaluations were made of the hybrid cross between quackgrass (Elytrigia repens [L.] Beauv.) × bluebunch wheatgrass (Pseudoroegneria spicata [Pursh.] Scribn and Smith) to determine how animal preferences for these hybrids were influenced by grazing season and year. Significant differences in the preference shown by steers as measured by bite counts in 1981 and percent utilization (P<0.01) in 1982 existed among the 46 clonal lines for each of the 2 successive years. Preference rankings for lines selected the first year were not identical to those selected a second year although lines with high preference rankings the first year were generally preferred the second year. A clonal line, designated line 30, was most preferred in 7 of 8 subtrials in 1981 and ranked in the top 3 preferred plants in all trials in 1982. There was a 4-week period in early summer when preference differences were minimal. It was attributed to the abundant regrowth on all lines at this time and was found to have a significant (P<0.01) effect on steers' dietary choices.
Germination of downy brome from southern Kansas, central Oklahoma, and north Texas
Milby, T. H.; Johnson, F. L. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Mature downy brome (Bromus tectorum L.) seeds collected in Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas in mid-June did not germinate at summer temperatures even when supplied with adequate moisture. The after-ripening of seeds for 3 months produces germination of 50% or more in most populations, as does subjecting fresh seeds to November temperature regimes. These results are similar to those reported for downy brome seeds from eastern Washington, central Idaho, and central California in which fresh seeds are dormant. They differ from those reported for seeds from Montana, northern California, northern and western Nevada, southern Idaho, and northern Utah in which fresh seeds germinate at high percentages. Dormancy of fresh seeds from the Southern Great Plains delays downy brome germination until the fall season at which time rainfall and other climatic conditions are more favorable for its survival.
Germination rate at low temperature: rubber rabbitbrush population differences
McArthur, E. D.; Meyer, S. E.; Weber, D. J. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
The concept that low-temperature germination response is a population rather than a species characteristic has implications for range seeding. The success of a seeding could depend on the ability of the seed source to associate the appropriate degree of risk with germination in the cold at a particular site. Germination rate at 3 degrees C was determined for 27 seed collections of rubber rabbitbrush (Chrysothamnus nauseosus [Pall.] Britt) belonging to 9 subspecies and collected in 5 states. Marked differences in low-temperature germination rate were observed. Relative percentage of germination at 14 days varied from 0.4 to 100, while the period required to reach 50% relative germination varied from 5 to 96 days. Germination rate was negatively correlated with a climatic index of winter frost risk to seedlings at the site and seed origin. Warm desert collections germinated fastest, while montane and high latitude collections germinated slowest. Many collections from mid-elevation sites showed the bet-hedging strategy of asynchronous germination in the cold. Germination rate was not correlated with subspecific identity. Subspecies of wide ecological amplitude showed nearly the whole range of germination rate response. The possibility that other important range species might show similar patterns of variation in low-temperature germination response merits investigation.
Interplanting crested wheatgrass with shrubs and alfalfa: effects of competition and preferential clipping
Pendery, B. M.; Provenza, F. D. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Planting palatable shrubs and legumes into an established stand of crested wheatgrass (Agropyron desertorum and A. cristatum) could increase forage yield and nutritional quality. Preferential grazing of the grass and legume in spring may enhance establishment of shrub seedlings. Seedlings of 3 species of shrubs (Artemisia tridentata ssp. vaseyana, Kochia prostrata, and Atriplex canescens) were transplanted into plots of crested wheatgrass using a replacement series design. Each species of shrub was grown with the grass, and with the grass and alfalfa (Medicago sativa cv. 'Ladak'); each of the 5 species was also grown in monoculture. Swards were either uncut or the grass and alfalfa were clipped while actively growing in late May and early June. Shrubs had greater current annual growth (CAG) (P is lesser than or equal to 0.001), higher relative yields (P is lesser than or equal to 0.05), lower mortality (P is lesser than or equal to 0.001), and more inflorescences (P≤0.001) in monoculture than in mixture. The grass had greater CAG in mixture than in monoculture (P is lesser than or equal to 0.05), and the grass and alfalfa had greater relative yield in mixture than in monoculture (P is lesser than or equal to 0.05). Clipping crested wheatgrass and alfalfa increased shrub CAG (P is lesser than or equal to 0.01), reduced mortality (P is lesser than or equal to 0.001), and increased the number of inflorescences (P is lesser than or equal to 0.01), but the increase in shrub CAG and flowering due to clipping was not as great as when shrubs were grown in monoculture. There were no interactions between competition and clipping (P>0.05). In terms of CAG, mortality, and flowering, A. tridentata grew better than K. prostrata, which grew better than A. canescens, but these relationships involved complex interactions. The contribution of shrubs to the biomass in mixture was minor; although alfalfa dominated three-way mixture yields, the grass also made a substantial contribution. Since competition was more important in determining shrub response than clipping and the 2 effects were independent, it is probably more important to reduce interspecific competition than to modify grazing practices when planting shrubs in a crested wheatgrass stand.
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Optimal economic timing of range improvement alternatives: southern High Plains
Ethridge, D. E.; Pettit, R. D.; Sudderth, R. G.; Stoecker, A. L. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Profit maximizing combinations of livestock enterprises, plant control practices, and grazing management systems for ranches in the southern High Plains were examined. A typical ranch and a multi-period linear programming model were used to determine the combinations and timing of improvement practices and enterprises to maximize discounted net income with different investement capital constraints, cattle prices, and discount rates. All solutions included chemical control of sand shinnery oak (Quercus havardii) and a rotation grazing system. Timing of improvements and net income were affected by size of investment capital constraint.
Potential for hydrocyanic acid poisoning of livestock by indiangrass
Vogel, K. P.; Haskins, F. A.; Gorz, H. J. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Hydrocyanic acid or prussic acid poisoning of livestock by sorghums [Sorghum bicolor (L.) Moench] and sudangrasses [Sorghum sudanese (Piper) Stapf] is caused by the digestive liberation of hydrocyanic acid (HCN) from the cyanogenic compound, dhurrin [(S)-p-hydroxymandelonitrile β-D-glucopyranoside] found in tissue of these plants. Recent research documented that dhurrin is also present in indiangrass [Sorghastrum nutans (L.) Nash] seedlings. The purpose of this study was to determine the hydrocyanic acid potential (HCN-p) of forage from established stands of indiangrass. Five cultivars representative of indiangrass germplasm of the Great Plains were sampled during the growing season for 2 years from 2 sites in eastern Nebraska. The HCN-p of the indiangrass sampled in this study exceeded 750 mg-1 kg dry wt. (dangerous level) only in spring when new growth was 20 cm tall or less. Levels were less than 500 mg-1 kg (safe) when new growth was at least 40 cm tall and were very low (<200 mg-1 kg) or not detected when the forage was over 1 m tall. Pure stands of indiangrass that are grazed when the new growth is less than 20 cm tall could be lethal to livestock.
Seasonal diets of herded sheep grazing Douglas-fir plantations
Leininger, W. C.; Sharrow, S. H. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Use of livestock for biological weed control in timber plantations is gaining popularity in the United States and elsewhere. Efficient use of livestock to control unwanted brush relies upon knowledge of livestock feeding habits. A study was conducted during 1981 and 1982 to determine seasonal diets of herded sheep grazing cutover Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga menziesii) forests in the Coast Range of Oregon. Study sites included both 4- to 6-year-old non-grass-seeded and 2-year-old grass-seeded plantations. Sheep grazing was monitored in spring, summer, and late summer. Forage on offer ranged from 764 to 2,459 kg/ha. Vegetational composition of sheep diets varied by year, season, and plantation age class. Averaged over the 2 years of grazing, graminoids and forbs were nearly equal, at approximately 40% each, in sheep diets in older plantations. In contrast, diets of sheep in young grass-seeded plantations averaged 70% graminoids and only 16% forbs. Ferns were a minor component (<2%) of sheep diets in both plantation age classes. Browse averaged 15 and 12% of sheep diets in old and young plantations, respectively. Douglas-fir was most palatable to sheep in spring soon after bud break. It was generally avoided, however, and never comprised more than 3% of sheep diets. Our data suggest that sheep can be most effectively used for biological control of unwanted brush species during summer and late summer when differences in relative preference indices for target brush species and Douglas-fir are greatest.
Seasonal dynamics of minerals in forages at the Texas Experimental Ranch
Greene, L. W.; Pinchak, W. E.; Heitschmidt, R. K. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Range livestock derive the bulk of their dietary mineral intake from forages that are often deficient in one or more essential minerals. The objective of this study was to quantify the seasonal dynamics of phosphorus (P), potassium (K), calcium (Ca), and magnesium (Mg) concentrations in the dominant native forages at the Texas Experimental Ranch. Concentrations were estimated by class of tissue (live and dead) for 5 species/species groups: sideoats grama (Bouteloua curtipendula Michx.), Texas wintergrass (Stipa leucotricha Trin. and Rupr.), annual grasses, other warm-season grasses, and forbs. The study spanned a period of 2 years and included 16 sample dates. Although P, Mg, and K concentrations varied significantly among species and date, they varied primarily as a function of class of tissue. Averaged across dates and species, concentrations of P, Mg, and K in live tissue averaged 0.12, 0.13, and 2.02%, respectively, while concentrations in dead tissue averaged 0.04, 0.09, 0.57%, respectively. As a result, seasonal differences in whole plant concentrations of P, Mg, and K were closely linked to seasonal growth dynamics as they affect live/dead ratios. Ca concentrations were affected more by species than class of tissue. Averaged across dates, Ca concentrations in live tissue averaged 0.55, 0.40, 0.42, 0.35, and 1.80% in annual grasses, Texas wintergrass, sideoats grama, other warm-season grasses and forbs, respectively, while concentrations in dead tissue averaged 0.41, 0.40, 0.41, 0.36, and 0.96%, respectively. It is concluded that considerations must be given to the potential effect that a given treatment may have on plant growth dynamics to properly interpret its effect on whole plant concentrations of minerals.
Selective control of annual bromes in perennial grass stands
Currie, P. O.; Volesky, J. D.; Hilken, T. O.; White, R. S. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Three soil-active herbicides: atrazine [6-chloro-N-ethyl]-N1-(1-methyethyl)-1,3,5-triazine-2,4-diamine]; propham (1-methylethyl phenyl carbamate); and pronamide [3,5-dichloro(N-1,1-dimethyl-2-propynyl)benzamide] were applied in the fall, postemergence to annual bromegrasses at 2 rates. These herbicides were evaluated for their efficacy in selective control of cheatgrass (Bromus tectorum L.) and Japanese brome (Bromus japonicus Thunb.) in perennial stands of crested wheatgrass (Agropyron cristatum [L.] Gaertn.), pubescent wheatgrass (Thinopyrum intermedium Host), Russian wildrye (Psathrostachys juncea [Fisch.] Nevski), and western wheatgrass (Pascopyrum smithii (Rydb.) Löve) and blue grama (Bouteloua gracilis) [H.B.K.] Lag. Ex Griffiths. Yields of annual bromegrasses and perennial grasses and crude protein (CP), phosphorus and total nonstructural carbohydrate (TNC) content of perennial grasses were measured 2 consecutive years after the single herbicide application. Yields of annual bromegrasses from the 3 herbicide treatments averaged 91 and 47% less than those of the control the first and second year posttreatment, respectively. Pronamide provided substantially better control the second year posttreatment than the other 2 herbicides. Yields of perennial grasses in the majority of the herbicide treatment-study site combinations were significantly increased the first year posttreatment (P<0.10). Crude protein of perennial grasses was increased in the atrazine treatment. Atrazine at 0.6 kg/ha was the most cost-effective herbicide for decreasing competition of annual bromegrasses and increasing yield of perennial grasses.
Use of new rangeland seedings by black-tailed jackrabbits
McAdoo, J. K.; Longland, W. S.; Cluff, G. J.; Klebenow, D. A. (Society for Range Management, 1987-11-01)
Black-tailed jackrabbit (Lepus californicus) use of 2 new rangeland seedings in northern and central Nevada was determined by fecal pellet counts for the first growing seasons following seeding establishment. Jackrabbit use was an inverse function of seeding size (as indicated by distance from seeding edges to midpoints). Use was uniformly high for a small (50-ha) seeding from its edge to its midpoint. A larger (400-ha) seeding received significantly higher use at the edge than at 100-m intervals extending to the 400-m midpoint. Jackrabbit use of seedings was higher during late summer than during early summer. Jackrabbit abundance was significantly higher in sagebrush habitat adjacent to a new seeding than in similar habitat away from the seeding. Our results suggest that forage availability is a factor influencing use of seedings, and predation risk may also be involved.


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Will Brexit end London's FinTech supremacy?
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The initial economic shock of the UK's vote to leave the EU has passed (thanks in large part to the Bank of England's promised £250bn of emergency capital). The fall in the value of the pound and other direct economic impacts (to say nothing of political impacts) will be challenging for consumers and businesses alike, but these are far from the only potential consequences for the payments market.
London is currently the single largest FinTech centre in the world, with the sector employing 61,000 people and being worth a combined £6.6bn in estimated revenue in 2015 ($9.8bn at year-end 2015). This position was owed to a combination of factors:
the wealth and infrastructure of the City
the strong UK economy
the proximity of numerous multinational bank headquarters
the UK's membership of the EU.
As an EU Member State, the UK allowed for FinTech firms to access the 500-million-strong EU market to sell their products and services in, as well as access to skilled tech workers from all other Member States, as well as the UK (currently, 20.7% of UK-based FinTech workers are from other EU countries).
Perhaps the single greatest advantage of EU membership for UK FinTechs, though, is the ability of firms to 'passport' compliance with UK financial regulations to any other EU country. Post-Brexit, UK-based FinTech firms are likely to need to shoulder the burden of regulatory compliance twice – once in the UK, and again in an EU nation, to access the rest of the market.
Safeguarding the FinTech industry
It's possible that London's intrinsic strengths as a financial hub will be enough to see it through Brexit turmoil. London is a global financial services hub as well as an EU hub, and this positioning may insulate the FinTech market to an extent. However, for any startup trying to build their business from London, the EU is the largest potential market, and the easiest to access (at least pre-Brexit).
The campaign to remove the UK from the EU was never fought on issues relating to finance or payments, so it's possible that the new UK leadership could attempt to safeguard the FinTech industry by retaining all EU financial regulations and enshrining them in national law. However, it will likely take time to negotiate a formal relationship with the EU such that 'passporting' may continue, even if the UK's post-Brexit position makes this feasible.
It remains to be seen how Brexit will play out, but even if London retains some of its international financial services prestige, the economic uncertainty of Brexit, and the loss of key advantages for FinTech firms such as access to skilled EU workers and 'passporting', make it unlikely that London will remain No 1 for FinTech.
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Husqvarna 350BT Leaf Blower: No Vacuum Option?
Are you looking for a powerful yet lightweight backpack blower that is built to last? If so, the Husqvarna 350BT leaf blower may just be the tool you need. With great user reviews and the long-standing reputation of quality manufacturing, Husqvarna has a hit with this one.
Does this work for a left-handed user?
Does it have a vacuum option?
Will it work to blow leaves out of flower beds?
How far will it blow leaves?
Does it have cruise control?
Does it need batteries to run?
Does it work for blowing snow?
How long will it run on a tank of gas?
Can this blow leaves through a screen?
Will it work on a gravel driveway?
What is the oil to gas ratio that works best?
How does this work when compared with Echo blowers?
Unfortunately, all of the controls of this particular model, the tube and throttle are on the right side, so it probably won't work well if you are left-handed.
There are some models with the throttle mounted on the left hand side of the frame which may suit left handed people better, you can find the 350BF on amazon here.
These models still have the blower tube mounted on the right of the frame.
The decibel level on this blower is 104 dB(A) and 94 dB(A) at the operator's ear. Of course, it's always a good idea to wear ear protection when using a machine such as this, especially if you use it often. To give a better picture of the sound level, one user says he uses ear buds and listens to music when he's working. He says when the blower is at full speed, it's hard to hear the music.
This machine as well as the Husqvarna 130BT and the Husqvarna 150BT are blowers only without a vacuuming option. This model is designed just to be a blower and works very well at that task.
Yes, this is a great blower for this job. It has enough power to blow leaves out at about twenty feet away, but that also depends on if the leaves are wet or embedded into the soil.
This largely depends on how high your leaf piles are and if they are wet. Of course it takes more force to move wet leaves over dry ones. If you go with the direction of the wind, it does a great job and even pushes small rocks and acorns out of the way.
One user says it easily blows wet leaves out of his grass, rose bushes and ivy.
Yes – it does come with a cruise control feature. The switch is opposite the throttle switch on the handle.
This model operates on a gas/oil mixture only, so no batteries are needed. It's a 2-stroke gas engine, so as long as you're using a 50:1 mixture, that's all you need.
This machine isn't really made for blowing wet and heavy snow. It seems to work fine for a light powdery coating, but it doesn't work nearly as well on snow that's been sitting for a while or is very heavy or wet.
It really depends on how you use it. If you run it at full throttle the whole time, it might only last an hour. Just like a car – the more gas you give it, the quicker you will burn fuel.
According to user reviews, it works great for this purpose. It will work faster if you blow on the side of the screen where the leaves are, but if that's not an option, it will blow them through a screen.
It works great for this purpose, but you do need to be careful that you're not blowing the gravel around. Play with your distance to see what it takes to blow away the debris without blowing away the gravel.
The manufacturer recommends a 50:1 ratio of gas to oil. If you use too much oil, you can expect the machine to smoke, so get as close to the recommended ratio as you can. For example, using 2.5 gallons of gas with 6.4 fl. oz. of oil or 1 gallon of gas with 2.6 fl. oz. of oil would be a perfect mixture. You can find the manufacturers recommended pre mixed fuel here.
The cylinder displacement is 50.2 cm3 with a 2.1 horsepower output. The max power speed is 7500 rpm. The fuel tank holds 42.27 fluid ounces, and the fuel consumption is 455 g/kWh.
Overall in user reviews, owners like the Husqvarna better than the Echo. They say the Husqvarna fires up in one or two pulls, while the Echo takes three to four tries to get it started. Additionally, they say this one has a smoother operation and is easier to maintain.
This machine gets 71% 5 star reviews on amazon, but there are a few users who have negative comments about it. One is that the tubes aren't easy to take apart when you store it. If you have limited storage space and won't be using it very often, this may be a concern for you as well.
The only other bad thing said of any significance is that users wish the manufacturer had included a vacuum as well as a blower into the design. However, this is kind of like having any appliance that does several different jobs.
The upside is its more versatile and convenient, but the downside is if one function breaks, you may not be able to use any of them. In our opinion, we'd rather see a tool that does one thing and does it very well – and this one does.
Whether you have a lot of leaves, grass clippings or other debris to blow on a regular basis or just need a comfortable machine for occasional use, the Husqvarna 350BT leaf blower is a very good choice. At a reasonable price point with plenty of power, this tool is easy to use, easy to maintain and has a solid build. It works great for regular every-day jobs and is strong enough to blow around small rocks, pine cones and acorns. It even does a good job on wet leaves, which can't be said for a lot of other models. Overall, it's a very good investment that will serve you and your home well for years to come.
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Світ обертається (El Mundo gira) — одинадцята серія четвертого сезону американського науково-фантастичного телевізійного серіалу «Цілком таємно». Прем'єра в мережі «Фокс» відбулася 12 січня 1997.

Епізод не відноситься до «міфології серіалу».

Серія за шкалою Нільсена отримала рейтинг домогосподарств «Нільсена» 13.3, його переглянули 22.37 мільйона людей у своєму початковому ефірі.

Зміст
Істина за межами досяжного

Фокс Малдер і Дейна Скаллі розслідують смерть нелегальної мігрантки з Мексики Марії Дорантес, що мешкає в долині Сан-Хоакін поблизу Фресно (Каліфорнія), яка була знайдена мертвою. Несподівано починається гарячий жовтий дощ. Кози поівертаються самі — без Марії; її обличчя частково з'їдено, поруч лежить мертва коза. Марія була об'єктом кохання двох братів, Еладіо та Соледада Буенте; Соледад звинувачує брата у її смерті. Мігранти вважають, що так звана чупакабра несе відповідальність за її смерть, незважаючи на те, що жодна з обставин смерті не нагадує нічого подібного на опис чупакабри чи її дій. Чкаллі вважає це типовою мексиканською мелодрамою. Малдера, при сприянні у справі зі сторони американо-мексиканської INS агента Конрада Лозано, допускають до справи. Фокс намагається відстежити і допитати Еладіо, який лякає інших мігрантів. Тим часом Скаллі виявляє, що Марія була вбита ростом грибів, відомим як аспергіл — її труп весь покритий поростами. Скаллі вважає — імунна система Марії Доранте була знищена пестицидами; тому нешкідливі аспергіли стали смертоносними.

Еладіо втікає під час депортації, вбиваючи водія вантажівки — органчіний шок від загальної грибкової інфекції. Мексиканці вважають Еладіо Буенте Ель Чупакаброю. Клінічний огляд водія показує, що його смерть була спричинена швидким зростанням трихофітона — грибка стопи атлета. Скаллі доставляє зразки фатальних грибів до міколога — він виявляє, що їх аномально швидкий ріст був викликаний невпізнанним ферментом. Це одкровення спонукає Скаллі підозрювати Еладіо у несвідомому носінні ферменту, що потребує його негайного захоплення. Еладіо, який прагне повернутися до Мексики, зустрічається з двоюрідною Габріелою, щоб попросити гроші. Він цілий день працює з бригадиром будівництва, щоб заробити гроші. Соледад йде за ним, прагнучи його вбити, але знаходить бригадира мертвим. Еладіо втікає у вантажівці бригадира і прямує до продуктового магазину, де працює Габріела, поширюючи ріст грибів.

Малдер повідомляє Скаллі свою теорію про падіння боліда. Еладіо втікає у автомобілі, що перевозив кіз; всі кози здохди та вкрилися грибковою поволокою. Пізніше агенти стикаються з Соледадом у супермаркеті, виявляючи ще одну мертву жертву грибка.

Еладіо заходить до універсаму «Ла-Ранчера», щоб побачити Габріелу, на обличчі у нього струпи; горішки покрилися пліснявою після його доторку. Вгенти в засідці біля будинку Габріели пізнім часом дочікуються Соледада. Еладіо і Габріела розмовляють телефоном. Соледад приїздить до Габріели, але до цього часу вона деформувалася від смертельного грибкового ураження.

Насправді Еладіо повернувся до табору, де померла Марія; Лозано намагається підштовхнути Соледада до вбивства брата. Соледад виявляє, що не може цього зробити, і Лозано бореться з ним. Агент INS помирає від вистрелу пістолета, його лице швидко покривається грибком. Соледад сам стає носієм росту грибка і тікає з Еладіо до Мексики.

Чупакабра поруч, але це нікого не хвилює

Створення
На сиворення епізоду Джона Шибана наштовхнули спогади про довгі шереги робітників-мігрантів на полуничних полях поряд з автострадою поблизу Великого Лос-Анджелеса. Коли Шибан почав працювати над сценарієм, він поєднав спогади з уявленням про дуже небезпечну грибкову інфекцію та елементами латиноамериканського міфу «чупакабра» (про який він спочатку прочитав у статті в «Лос-Анджелес Таймс». Початкові версії історії містили дитину, згодом — водія вантажівки як переносника інфекції, перш ніж Шибан зупинився на персонажі Еладіо. Коли історія Шибана компонувалася, Кріс Картер прийняв рішення про назву епізоду «El Mundo Gira» (світ перевертається) і є прямим посиланням на популярну американську телевізійну мильну оперу «Як обертається світ». Лозано був зображений панамським співаком, актором та політиком Рубеном Блейдсом, якого Картер давно хотів зняти в епізоді. За збігом обставин Реймонд Крус та Сімі Мехта — актори, які грали ролі Еладіо та Габріель — були в романтичних стосунках на час зйомок, а згодом одружилися.

Розробляючи сценарій для епізоду, Шибан провів якийсь час у центрі імміграції та служби натуралізації в імміграційному центрі у Сан-Педро (штат Каліфорнія). Він спостерігав, як діяли та поводилися з іммігрантами. Письменник зауважив, що багато з іммігрантів відмовились давати агентам INS справжні імена, це знайшло відображення в наступному епізоді. Зйомки серії були тимчасово відкладені, коли випав сніг на місці табору за день до того, як почалося виробництво.

Сприйняття
Вперше показаний у Великій Британії на «BBC One» 19 листопада 1997 року.

Епізод отримав змішані та негативні відгуки критиків. Оглядач The A.V. Club позитивно оцінив епізод на «B»; він вважав його захоплюючим для перегляду. Кейт Топпінг критикував епізод у своїй книзі «Можливості X-Treme», назвавши його «жахливим із важкою рукою, спробою скандалу в соціальному коментарі» та оцінив як найгіршу чстину четвертого сезону. Роберт Ширман та Ларс Пірсон у книзі «Хочемо повірити: Критичний посібник із X-файлів, Мілленіуму та Самотніх стрільців» оцінили епізод 1 зіркою із 5. Оглядачка Cinefantastique оцінила епізод негативно — 1 зірка з 4.

Знімалися
 Девід Духовни
 Джилліан Андерсон
 Мітч Піледжі — Волтер Скіннер
 Рубен Блейдс — Конрад Лозано
 Реймонд Крус — Еладіо Буенте
 Хосе Йєнке — Соледад Буенте
 Ліліан Герст — Флакіта
 Майкл Копса — Рік Калвер
 Тоні Дін Сміт — службовець магазину

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Джерела
 El Mundo Gira
 Цілком таємно

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Despite it's large size, the bag is made very ergonomically and my back doesn't hurt from wearing it. The straps are padded and easily adjustable. It's perfect for almost any cause – day trips, weekend trips, 1 week sightseeing trips etc. thanks to being so light and easily foldable, you could even wash it in your washing machine!
The bag fits incredible amount of luggage compared to hard shell suitcase. In fact, you can stuff it quite tightly and it stretches a bit too. Compared to other similar backpacks with top loading, this one opens just like a suitcase, making it easier to access your belongings.
With such a good backpack, it's difficult to think of areas for improvement. Personally, I'm a huge design fan, so I would love to see more color schemes/color combinations. I really like vintage collection and think there should be more 2-3 color combinations for these packs. Of course, tastes are different, some folks prefer it with one color.
Another suggestion would be to have side pockets for water bottle. Sometimes, especially when hiking, you really need to have easy access to water or snacks on the go.
Finally, a feature I really love on some hiking bags – rain cover. Rain cover is a thin cover that can be pulled out of the bottom of a backpack and stretched all over the backpack to protect it from rain. Although CabinZero backpacks are waterproof, an additional protection from heavy rain would be a good feature.
I took my CabinZero for a weekend trip to Hiiumaa island and found it to be a great travel companion. It didn't take too much space in the car compartment, was easy to load and unload, fit all the necessary travel gear and served me well on a day hiking trip in the woods. During the hike we happened to get caught in the light rain, but the bag withstood it quite nicely.
By the end of a 2 hour walk neither my back nor shoulders hurt, which means the straps did a good job despite all the groceries I was carrying with me. As a reward – fantastic picnic in the wilderness!
Disclaimer: Please be informed, that a free Cabin Zero backpack was sent to me in exchange for an honest review. As always, all opinions and experiences are my own.
Yes, back pack is the utmost important stuff everyone needs for an amazing travel experience. I had gifted a backpack to my niece on her 5th birthday which I had purchased at kidnomadtravel. She is in love with it. Now, I am looking for a backpack for myself. I really like the features you mentioned about the backpack and its color is quite appealing. I will surely buy it.


Sorry for the newbie question, but I can't find the answer anywhere.
Is there any way I can flash my eMMC with LibreElec w/o having to purchase an adapter? I was hoping for easy flashing from the micro SD or USB drive, but can't seem to find a guide on this method anywhere.
Odroid-C2: you do not have to chose a device tree as it is embedded in kernel.img.
NOTE: If you are upgrading from someone else's build the safest way is to extract partition content from .img.gz image file and copy it to your SD card/eMMC.
Run from SD card/USB drive first. If it runs fine, connect to your box over SSH, execute installtointernal command and follow on-screen instructions. This command wipes SYSTEM and DATA partition!
Have you tried any of the above ?
Better alternative for RasPi3b for LibreELEC - ODROID-C2?


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`pinboardzine` is a command line tool for converting unread bookmarks in Pinboard into a Kindle magazine for reading on your Kindle.

## Installation ##

`pinboardzine` is a program for Python 3.

Install `pinboardzine` as any other Python program:

    $ python setup.py install

If you don't want to install its dependencies system-wide, try installing it in a [virtual environment](http://www.virtualenv.org/).

## Configuring ##

`pinboardzine` uses the Readability Parser API to simplify HTML pages for Kindle viewing. Before you begin, [register a Readability API app](https://www.readability.com/developers/api) to get a Parser API token.

`pinboardzine` also uses Amazon's KindleGen tool to create the Kindle files. [Download it from Amazon](http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html?ie=UTF8&docId=1000765211) and install it so that `kindlegen` can be run from the command line. (This tool was developed with KindleGen v2.9.)

## Usage ##

Once you have a Parser API token, run `pinboardzine`.

    $ pinboardzine markpasc pinboardzine.mobi --readability-token b5Ae2d340BCBa8773FaebE0db4FCE45AABe2a0b6
    Pinboard password for markpasc:
    $ file pinboardzine.mobi
    pinboardzine.mobi: Mobipocket E-book "Pinboard_Unread"
    $

Once you have the `.mobi` file, send it to your Kindle as you would another book you have the file for, such as by copying it over USB, emailing it to your Kindle's `@free.kindle.com` email address, or using the [Send to Kindle desktop application](http://www.amazon.com/gp/sendtokindle).

If you have Send to Kindle on the Mac, you can probably open it by `open`ing the `.mobi` file:

    $ open pinboardzine.mobi

See `pinboardzine --help` for full help.

## Similar projects ##

Do you use [Pocket](http://getpocket.com/) instead of Pinboard? Try [daily\_digest](https://github.com/miyagawa/daily_digest).

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