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How well do you know Hello Kitty?
Are you a Hello Kitty Fan? Do you have any Hello Kitty collectibles? If not, then this might be the right time to start. But first, let's get to know more about Hello Kitty!
Who is Hello Kitty?
Needless to say, Hello Kitty is adorable and popular all over the world! It is an iconic mouthless white cat-girl wearing a red bow. Dating back to 1974, Hello Kitty's original name was Kitty White owing to its color. It was actually called "Hi Kitty" first before the name got changed to "Hello Kitty."
Hello Kitty was designed by Sanrio Company and Yuko Shimizu during the 1970's. It was originally made targeting the British society. This is how the story actually goes. Hello Kitty grew up in a small house in London. She was born on November 1. To attract customers, the creators gave her a family of her own. Do you know that she has a twin sister named Mimmy?
This is Hello Kitty's twin sister, Mimmy. She is the same white color as Hello Kitty. Take note that she is wearing a yellow bow instead of red. It has been said that Mimmy is a home buddy, quite the opposite of her sister. However, they both love each other.
Hello Kitty's Parents
Yes, like you and I, Hello Kitty has parents too! Hello Kitty calls her father, "papa" and her mother, "mama".
Papa Kitty is a very hardworking man. He loves reading books and is very caring towards others. There maybe times though wherein he can be absent-minded.
Mama Kitty is a loving mother. As you can see above, she's wearing an apron. That's because she loves cooking. She can even bake some apple pies and she does it with her kids.
Hello Kitty's Grandparents
Hello Kitty calls her grandparents simply "grandma" and "grandpa." Grandma Kitty is a great cook! This is probably the reason why Mama Kitty cooks well too. Just like old grannies, she's into embroidery. Grandpa Kitty knows a lot of things and is a great storyteller too!
Now that you know the story behind Hello Kitty, why don't you tell others too!
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U18 CB L'Hospitalet 79
U18 Baloncesto Seville 80
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Baloncesto Seville stayed alive for the semi-finals of the ADIDAS NEXT GENERATION TOURNAMENT in L'Hospitalet by beating home team CB L'Hospitalet 79-80 to finish with a 2-1 record in Group A. Juan Oliva made two free throws with 23 seconds left for the final points of the game. Seville struggled down the stretch, hitting just four of 10 free throws in the final 62 seconds, but the winner of the Rome qualifying tournament last winter got the victory. Tomeu Rigo came off the bench to lead Seville in scoring with 21 points while Oliva had 15 points, nine rebounds and two blocks, and Eduardo Perez De La Blanca scored 14 points. L'Hospitalet dropped to 0-3 and still have not won a game since joining the tournament in the 2007-08 season. Carlos Malagon and Marc Ruf both scored 13 points, Andreu Nicolau had 11 and Oscar Gonzalez added 10 points in a losing effort.
Carlos Hidalgo made it 0-6 early on before Ruf knotted it at 6-6. Leo Cizmic's three-ball gave Seville a 6-9 lead and after Pau Alquezar pushed L'Hospitalet ahead 11-10, Hidalgo scored again for a 13-15 lead. Alquezar however drained two three-pointers and Gonzalez added a long ball of his own in the final two minutes of the first quarter as L'Hospitalet was up 22-15 after 10 minutes. Rigo nailed a three and Oliva made two free throws in an 0-11 run for Seville to pull ahead 22-26. Javier Balastegui finally got the home side on the scoreboard at the 5:32 minute mark but Perez made two baskets and Rigo drained another triple as the advantage was 27-36. L'Hospitalet trimmed it to 31-36 but Rigo and Garcia knocked down long balls and Seville pulled ahead 33-43 at intermission.
Hidalgo pushed the gap to 33-45 and it was still 39-50 when L'Hospitalet started to get back into the game. Malagon made two three-pointers and another basket before Nicolau and Gonzalez knocked down back-to-back three-balls for a 61-60 lead. Pedro Martin stopped the surge with a three-pointer to give Seville the lead 61-63 after three quarters. Nicolau's back-to-back baskets for a 65-63 lead were answered by two straight triples from Rigo to make it 65-69. The game was knotted at 69-69 before a Daniel Garcia three-ball and three Malagon free throws had L'Hospitalet up 75-71. After a three-point play from Rigo, Albert Simon made two free throws for a 77-74 lead. Jose Blazquez split two free throws but rebounded his own miss and Hidalgo scored to knot it at 77-77. L'Hospitalet went ahead 79-77 with two foul shots from Balastgui with 38 seconds to play. Carlos Garcia made one of two free throws and then Perez missed both of his foul shots but Oliva grabbed the offensive rebound on the second Perez missed free throw and was fouled, making both free throws with 23 seconds left. Malagon tried to win the game but missed his shot with three seconds left and the home team didn't have time to get off a shot after Seville's Daniel Vicente missed two free throws with three seconds left.
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U18 Baloncesto Seville 15 28 20 17
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4 MALAGON, CARLOS 18:29 13 2/5 2/6 3/3 1 1 2 1 4 5 11
5 RUF, MARC 22:28 13 5/8 3/4 3 2 5 1 1 3 2 13
6 GARCIA, DANIEL 27:00 5 1/2 1/2 3 3 3 3 1 1 2 12
7 ALQUEZAR, PAU 20:08 9 0/1 3/7 2 2 2 1 1 1 7
8 RUIZ, ALBERT 12:00 0/1 0/1 2 2 3 3 1 2 1
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12 EDWARDS, MAXIMILIAN 21:29 6 2/4 2/2 2 1 2 1 3 3 4
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20 RECASENS, ALEIX 4:52 2 1/1 0/2 1 1 1
21 GONZALEZ, OSCAR 15:32 10 2/4 2/2 1 3 4 2 1 1 1 3 10
22 BALASTEGUI, JAVIER 24:27 8 0/1 1/3 5/6 1 1 2 1 1 3 4 4 5
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6 CIZMIC, LEO 18:16 7 0/1 2/6 1/2 1 4 1 1 -2
7 MARTIN, PEDRO 7:29 3 1/2 1 1 1 2
8 VICENTE, DANIEL 0:07 0/2 1 1 1
9 HIDALGO, CARLOS 30:02 8 3/6 0/5 2/2 5 5 4 5 1 3 4 4
10 RIGO, TOMEU 28:00 21 1/1 5/10 4/5 1 1 2 2 4 5 5 16
11 OLIVA, JUAN 26:03 15 5/9 0/1 5/5 6 3 9 1 1 1 2 1 3 3 21
12 EICHLER, MALIK 6:22 3 1/4 1/2 3 3 1 1 4
13 GARCIA, CARLOS 19:13 8 2/3 1/3 1/2 1 1 1 1 3 3 7
14 RODRIGUEZ, ALEJANDRO DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
15 BLAZQUEZ, JOSE ANTONIO 23:58 1 0/5 0/2 1/4 4 1 5 1 1 5 4 -5
17 PEREZ DE LA BLANCA, EDUARDO 36:24 14 6/10 2/5 5 12 17 2 1 2 3 2 2 4 28
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U18 FC Barcelona 76
U18 Union Olimpija Ljubljana 62
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When it comes to running a business, mistakes are inevitable. They're also one of the best tools to show us what not to do moving forward.
Today, we each bring our 3 biggest business mistakes and chat about the lessons we learned from them. We also share our best advice on how to make sound business decisions, spot red flags, and manage your cash flow as a new business.
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Hello, and welcome to Seriously Creative. I'm Jess.
And I'm Gwen.
And today is our very first episode of this podcast. So thank you so much for being here.
So some episodes will be interviews with women who inspire us, but others like this one will be us just chatting about things, something we've been thinking about or learning about or working on…
Or just something that we think people don't talk about enough.
So today we're gonna be going through our biggest mistakes and lessons that we learned in our business. So this one's a juicy one.
So without further ado, enjoy our first episode of seriously creative.
Okay. So today we are going to talk about the biggest mistakes that we've made in our business and what we've learned from them. Because mistakes are only valuable if you learn from them, not if you keep making them over and over, which is what we try to do.
We try to learn from them or we try to keep making them?
We try to learn from them, but we usually keep making them over and over.
Running a business is hard.
I feel like every once in a while, I'm just like, we have to learn this mistake every month, don't we?
Yeah. Yeah. It's cuz running a business is really hard.
Running a business is really hard.
So we have separately in our heads come up with our own three biggest mistakes and we have not shared them. And we wanna see if they match up.
Yeah. I've come up with one in my head. More will come as we talk. So less prepared than you.
I've come up with two in my head. I feel like they're probably gonna be the same. So you start with yours.
And just for some context, since I think we're gonna use this as our first podcast episode… we run a branding and website design studio. It's just the two of us.
Truly just the two of us.
Just the two of us.
No one wants to hear me sing.
Louder, louder, louder… the crowd roars.
And we take on mostly custom clients, that's our main source of income. But we also have two courses that we've created and we have several products. So while we love doing custom client work and we don't think that will stop doing client work at any point, we really wanna have a bigger part of our business be passive income, so that we can take on the projects that we're really excited about and devote more time to each.
Yes. And it's super important to us to stay at a certain price point because the person that we wanna work with is usually like a solo entrepreneur or running a small business, and we wanna still be affordable in that range.
Otherwise you end up working for big corporations and we've done that.
No we don't wanna do that again.
No, we don't.
Okay. So one of the biggest mistakes that we've made is making one client too much of our business.
Oh, yeah, that's a good one. And that was not one of mine.
So it is really amazing to have a steady client and have recurring revenue coming in. And especially when somebody trusts you and wants you to do a lot of work for them.
Like that feels so great. And it is a sense of security that you can't often offer in a service based business because often people are coming in. It's like you have to get new clients every month. And so it can really feel great to. A retainer client, but the problem with that, and this is really true with anything, not just clients, but like when all of your revenue is coming from one place and you wanna change anything about your business or you wanna change focus, or you wanna just change the way that things are feeling, you are really sort of still reporting to someone almost as if you're still in corporate.
And so, we say this too, when it comes to marketing, like it's really important that all of your customers don't come from one platform. Because it's the same thing. If that platform changes, if just like the client, if the business changes, if personalities change, like anything can change and you don't want your whole business to be reliant on one person, one thing, one platform. It can be really scary and dangerous and it takes a bit to refocus and pivot and build up a new client base.
Yeah. But I will say the positive about all of that was, it was a really great way for us to get our business going, because it gave us the consistency, and it wasn't as scary because we were coming from full-time corporate jobs where we didn't have as much of a side clientele base that a lot of other service-based providers have when they leave their corporate job.
Like, we kind of took like a huge leap of faith on ourselves. So having that retainer client is what allowed us to. And supportive partners as well.
Yes. Yes, totally. Okay. What's yours?
Okay. So my biggest mistake is making decisions out of fear. Ooh, that's a good one. Which there have been. It's really hard because like, I see it as a mistake, but we've made a lot of really good decisions because we were scared to, would you say is because we're scared or despite being scared.
Okay. That's the positive, but, okay. Yeah. Making decisions out of fear, I think has been one of the biggest things that has held us back at periods of time. So when we might have client not coming in as quickly, or like there's a slow period, which happens with every service based business. You're not, I mean, I shouldn't say for anyone, a lot of people have, you know, consistent clients, but there's usually a lull and that's when it's scary.
Cause you're like, when's the next client gonna come in? Especially because we chose not to have retainer clients. Therefore it means we need to bring in new clients every month. Yes. Yes. And because we work in a world where you're doing custom client work, time equals money.
So when you don't have the people to pay the hours, there isn't any money.
That's how math works.
That math equation is real clear.
So, there's been times where we're like, okay, we have this slow period. And maybe it's because it was both of us and not just like one of us and being like, okay, what am I gonna do to like make money? It was both of us being scared that we weren't gonna be able to support the other person that were like, okay, what, what are we gonna do when we're like running around like chickens with our heads cut off and making some decisions and taking on sometimes some jobs that didn't feel aligned, but that.
You say yes. Yes. And I mean, and it's stuff that we know, like if anyone else was to come and tell us this, we'd be like, don't take the client. Be like, Hey, red flags, red flags, red flags, everywhere, super red flags. We're just like burying the red flags, like pouring dirt, catching them on fire, the red flags go away.
We need the money. Well, it's also because. Wait, I think I just came up with another mistake. Okay. Do you wanna just, just roll into it, just roll into it? Yeah. Okay. Let's go. Mistake. Number two of mine is that we're too much of people pleasers. Ooh. Yeah. yeah. Someone saying no to anything. It's very sad for me.
Yeah. It's easier for me to say no. To some things, because it's the two of us. And so I feel like I'm saying no for you, because I have an easier time, like standing up for you than I do for myself. That's funny cuz sometimes yeah, if I'm like writing an email and I'll be like, can you look at this? If it's like, like I'm like putting my foot down and you're like, Nope, take up that word and that word and that word, you gotta be, put your foot down harder.
You gotta that's because it's it's because it's not just me like, OK, okay, I'll do it, sir. Sorry, but I can't do it myself. Otherwise. I'm like, okay. I, I just have to do all of these, all of these things. I just have to. I think that like probably rolls right in with being a perfectionist. So like again, service based business, actually, not even just a service based business.
The fact that we produce courses and products and we create brands for people. Like, of course we want them be the highest of quality, but there's like high quality. There's like 100%. And then there's like 150%. And then there's us. Like, we go so far overboard to the point when like we can like lose money on a job because we're like, it's not good enough.
It's not good. And the fact is it is good enough is just… we know we can do better. We know it could be a little bit better, even though it's gonna take us twice as long. And like, instead of just stopping when it's like, no, this is what the person asked for. We don't have to put 74 bells and whistles on top just because we know we can.
Yeah. So I feel like that's kind of with people pleasing that's 100% with people pleasing. It that's a, it is a real problem that we do that. And also it holds us back from when we have sometimes when we have product. We may have a shelf. That's getting dusty, a metaphorical shelf. That's getting dusty with some products that have never seen the light of day outside of our little studio.
That's true. We do have many, a product that's like 84% done. It's really hard because we're just like, it could be better, but I don't have the time right now. To figure out what the thing is that it needs, but I know it needs something else. There's always something else. It needs probably as part of this exercise, we should try to flip it and say, okay, what?
Instead of just being like, this is how we are forever. So maybe knowing that. What we always are trying then to improve on is one saying no. So if I am feeling really uneasy about saying no to something or that someone's gonna be upset and then you can come back and go, okay. But two months from now, when we're working on this project, that.
you know, we're really dreading, like, how are you gonna feel like helping with that? So I think just saying no is the big one. And then being able to make something and not go back and fix it, not go back and make it like to really try to step outside. I know for me and myself and like evaluate, like, is it really broken?
Like mm-hmm if I, if I just take this product off the website, is it because I feel like I could make something better today? Or is it because I really feel like somebody is gonna like, be disappointed with their purchase and that's like, never the. . Yeah. I mean, there's always something we can make it a little bit better, make an improvement, but that can be like version 2.0 later when we have a ton of passive income coming in who just has so much shy to make new things.
As you can tell passive income is not supporting our business yet. Yes. Especially like, because the custom client work keeps us busy. So finding the time and then getting that stuff running. And figuring out how to do it. And we see a lot of other creatives talking about passive income. Like I really wanna create some stuff in my business.
Like I already created it for this client. And like, it's such a waste that I haven't also put it up in a shop or something, but the reality is it like takes a while to get something created and get it up, like live and ready to sell. And so if you don't have like times set aside to do that, or like, you need to.
Again, if your hours equal money and you need to be working your whole month, then like to set several weeks aside to like, get something up and running is really hard. So don't be hard on yourself if you haven't gotten anything passive income set up yet, if that's like one of your goals. Yes. I think quite a few people that we end up talking to think that we have that all figured out because we talk about it, but we're still working on it, work in progress forever.
Okay. Here's my next one. So in personal life, it's really. Frowned upon to have any sort of debt. I mean, it's really frowned upon any, any time to have any type of debt, but when you're first starting a business, you need to be able to take on some amount of debt, unless you have a whole bunch of money to pour into it from day one, just to be able to get yourself up and running, to be able to, if you do wanna pay yourself a salary and there's.
For instance, this is something that happens for a lot of people who are service providers. You're not gonna always bill everything up front. You're gonna bill a 50% deposit and then you're gonna build the 50% balance once the project is done. And so sometimes you're doing work before you're getting paid for it.
And that creates like a cash flow problem. So I think when we first got started, we were like, oh, we don't wanna take on any debt. So we're just gonna like, make sure that all the debt's paid off, even if it means like no money in the checking account. And really we had to flip it and be like, it's better to carry a small amount of debt when you're getting started and have enough cash in the bank to be able to cover things that come up.
Or if, you know, you need to pay out something you didn't expect, like not having cash in the bank is just a situation. You never wanna get stuck. Yes. I mean, and I think part of it is we do have a little bit more overhead than some other people starting out, because we did choose to have a physical studio because of where we each decided to live.
It's too far to, to drive better studios, like halfway in between. And we love working together. Yes. So we could work a hundred percent remote, but to do creative work and like not be together would be a, yeah, I. I don't ever wanna do that. And we'll also, I think this will go into probably like the next mistake is that we thought that growth meant growing our team.
So that meant more people, which. Isn't what we wanted to do. So we, early on, when we talked about, like, we talked about that retainer client, they needed a lot of work, so we're like, okay, great. We have, we have a ton of money coming in and now we'll hire designers. That's that we're growing. Like, this is amazing.
And so we hired on a couple designers and we hired on an operations manager and a VA and a project manager. And. And, and, and, and a lot of people. So you know, which is great for some people, but for us, it ended up turning into this thing where we weren't really getting to create the work that we wanted to create.
And instead we were managing other people. And I know I, I'm pretty sure other people figure it out in a way that it works for them, but we found that, like, it just didn't work for us. So we had to reframe what growth meant. Yeah. And like for us, we are happiest when it is just the two of us. Like we really don't wanna be managers.
I mean, I could see outsourcing, we do outsource some things like, especially when it comes to like our accounting, our bookkeeping, our, at some point we wanna be able to outsource more of our production work, that kind of thing. But I think to have like employees that you responsible for every month whose livelihood is dependent on you is just like, just don't wanna do that.
Yeah. It's not for if I have a good reason why I just, no, it's just not for us. And I think it's we have found that like, we want to just outsource things that are in our area of expertise. Mm-hmm like we, like, some people wanna grow and they wanna have other people to learn from them or do things that like, like them.
And that's just not in the cars for us. I don't wanna say forever, but probably, I definitely think when we had a team of like nine, that was way too many. And I can't believe that we had, it was hard to like come up with any sense of creativity when like so many people constantly needed stuff from you.
And you're like a task master. And I think just being like really creative people, we wanna be in the work. And so yes, to have a client come in and then other people are doing their work and you're just looking over it. And then if they're not happy, Even if they are like, just none of it necessarily feels great.
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I think another mistake and mistake is probably too strong over word, but believing that you have to work eight hours every day. Ooh, that is a good one. So we used to come in like bright and early in the morning and we would sit at our computers and then all of our energy would be gone at three o'clock, but we would continue to sit at our computers until five, because that's what you do when you work is you work eight to five.
I think that's still PTSD from working in corporate for so long. Well, and like, especially like with some of the like old school people who were in management and this was not the case for everyone. But there was like a butts in seat mentality where like, if you are missing for a certain amount of time, it's like, oh, they're not doing their work or whatever.
And I heard this really great. Interview with RL Stein the other day, the author goosebumps, if you don't remember, you don't need to remind me I grew up in the nineties but it was on the armchair expert podcast and he said that he works. He starts at 10 every day and he is done by, I don't know if he's like one or two or three or something.
So he was basically like four hours a day. I go hard. I give like all my creativity and that's like, all I've got and then I stop. And one of the hosts said, I think that creative output is different. So like if you're at work and you're going to all these meetings and you're, you're chatting by the water cooler and you're, you know, entering Excel stuff or whatever, it's like can be a different thing.
But like, if we're sitting down and we're like creating magic from scratch and we're like pulling from our inspiration in our brain and we have to have energy to do that when you run out of that, it's kind of like over it. Like, and so she said like, maybe it's two X, like maybe creative output. Two X of some other type of output, not saying like creative over everything, but I think just like giving yourself permission or respecting that, like, it takes more to give creatively than it does to give maybe some like task based parts of yourselves.
And if that's what you're putting in that you're not gonna be able to like do that for eight hours. And also it doesn't like arrive on demand. Well, but there's also the thing of some days you may be able to do it for eight hours. Amazing. Just like let it ride. Maybe that's just like. Maybe there's something different about my brain that sometimes I can do it for eight hours.
are you referring to the. Ad have added the, the fact that I think I may have ADHD. I am every time Gwen finds a checklist on ADHD. She's like, I have all these 100%, I'm getting an, a plus on the test of, do you have ADHD? I probably should go to some sort of provider and be like, do I have it? Or do I just think that I do, but it does make a lot of things make sense in my life.
I'm like, So that's why I do . Yeah, seriously though. When you, like, I even feel like that when I, somebody first was like, this was a really long time ago, but talking about anxiety and like, oh no, not everybody feels like that. Okay. Perhaps I should work on that or take some medication I sent. So now I'm gonna go on to a little tangent about it, but like I sent a list to Jess the other day about.
ADHD things. And then I sent like three different ones to my husband. I was like, do you feel any of these things, like, are these normal, like, are these just lists that they're saying it's ADHD because I'm like, okay. I like have all of these, so this can't be, and he is like only like that one thing I was like, oh, okay.
Oh, ding, ding. I felt like that one. I first find found out about the highly sensitive person. So there's a book called highly sensitive person that there's a quiz that you can take. And there's like 21, 22 questions, something like that. I might get that number wrong, cause it's been a long time.
But I basically went through and was like, it's like, you're like over sensitive to sounds. And like you. Take on another person's emotion. If they're in a bad mood, it's like, yes. Like I feel like other people's emotions are, I have Velcro and they just like latch onto me. And I'm just like walking by, but one of them was you have a rich internal life and I showed it to my husband Jonas and he was like, I don't even know what that means.
And I was like, oh, okay. I think I'm this. I think I am this thing. Well, but I've like convinced myself. I'm like, I don't have ADHD. Like I keep telling my husband like, oh, I just have like a D D cuz I don't have the hyperactive. Like, but then I read something recently cuz I. Basically, I file down rabbit hole and now Instagram serves me a bunch of ads and I'm like, oh, maybe I should read this too, but it can be like internal.
So like can't shut your brain off about things. And I was like, oh yep. That's that's the one that's where I'm. Yep. So next week on Jessica and Gwen's medical podcast, where we diagnose ourselves from the internet. from ads on the internet and not go to professionals to get how to get actual diagnosis diagnosises.
Do you have a third one? I did, but it's not coming to my head right now. Me forgetting things. That's another sign. So I have another one that I think might be the one you were thinking of. Okay. Which. Trusting our God or trusting our emotions. Oh, okay. Yep. So this is a catch 22. Or like a what's it called when it's like a double sided coin, double, double edge sword, double edged sword.
Also a double sided coin , which is like, you should leave all of this in. And also most coins are double sided. gosh, all those single-sided coins. Yeah. All coins are double sided. So. I think that you're taught that there are like business decisions and they're based on like dollars and cents and then there's emotional decisions.
And those are like not necessarily good for business. And both, I feel like can be true at different times. So we've definitely made emotional decisions. We've made decisions to keep people on who we love and wanna work with when it didn't make business sense. We've made decisions to, you know, do work for clients again, when it doesn.
Business sense, but it's somebody who we really love working with that can have like negative outcome. So the bottom line, but we also made a decision to not work with a client anymore and like totally shift. And that was an emotional decision. Right. So I do feel like that's the other side is that we do trust our gut on things and.
Follow the joy. Like if something isn't bringing us joy anymore, if something is feeling really heavy and hard, it's like, okay, that's the reason why we started this because we have control over what we do. So if we're being made miserable by something that we're doing, then something has to shift. And it's not meaning like every task that we don't really like doing, we should just throw out the window.
But it's like, if we're really spending a lot of our time doing something, that's making us unhappy. Then, like, we need to trust our gut. We need to like follow that emotion. Yes. And I think we've established time and time again, that our guts always say that the decisions that we make together are the ones that stick.
Like I don't wanna ever work with anyone else. I don't wanna work with anyone else either. I do. I mean, that was like a marriage. Oh, I see what you're doing now. I was like, what do you, it was a marriage. I know it was very confusing. I thought you were like arguing you with yourself. Like, oh, I do wanna work with someone else.
I was like, what is happening? Do you also split personalities? should we open up, up MD and check it out? Let's see. Yeah, because like, we. Even when we like, sort of disagree on something, we just like talk about it. And it actually turns out most of the time we're saying the same things. We're just saying it differently, but we're like, we're, we're always on the same page.
We're good at decision making. I think we like kick the tires together too. And I'll be like, but devil's advocate and you'll be like, but devil's devil's advocate. we just go back and forth. But then like, yeah. Once. And I think this is the thing we have in common too. Like once we've made a decision that something we're going to do something, we are just doing it and we're moving on.
Yes. It's like, we're gonna figure it out. And then like, we don't like let things linger and dwell because again, creativity is your job. You have to like deliver every day. There's not like a week or two. You can sit on something that's making you uncomfortable and just like then produce Subpart work that people are paying you.
Yeah, I wanna point, like, I love that as a strength for us. Like I know sometimes it seems really scary, but I think it's a really positive thing that we're like, Nope, this is, this is what I want. I'm just gonna go forward. Yep. We can rename this mistakes and strengths. Did we talk enough about strengths?
Do we have any other strengths? We're pretty good designers. We are pretty good designers. I'm really proud of like what we've done. You know, we're also strength. Just being able to be like, I wanna do that thing and figuring out how to. Teaching ourselves. Mm-hmm we learned a lot of shit on the internet.
I mean, a lot of designers do nowadays, but I think. You don't you fall behind real fast. Yeah, but like, I, we both came from like the typical, like higher education structure and I think for me, and I think it was because it was just like, so drilled into me as a kid that like, You have to, like what you learn in school is really important and you have to do it a certain way.
And so I had myself so convinced that my professional career would be a certain thing. Like what. Like just, it would be the things that I learned in school. Like that's how I would do stuff. And I remember when drawing giant letters all the time and stuff. Yes. I thought that things had to be a certain way.
So when I started having to like teach myself how to do things, I kind of felt like I was imposter because I was teaching myself versus, oh, I took a class for this. Like, that's a good being able to say. Like we both have done stuff with UX and UI and I knew stuff, but then I was like, I need to take a course in user experience before I can say, I know user experience, which is so silly.
Yeah. I mean, now looking back, it's becoming less and less of a thing that you like need to have learned. I mean, I almost feel like what I learned in school was outdated because there was like a bunch of professors that had tenure that like, yeah, didn't ever work in the digital age trying to teach just Photoshop.
And so I felt like there was some great like basics that I learned, but really once I got out, it was like, okay, now I have to like really figure out how to use these programs efficiently. And oh, by the way, learned how to. Do invoicing and hire, like they really should freelancers, like there's so many things that have nothing to do with art that you have to know to be like just a functioning designer.
And especially if you're trying to be a freelancer or like a business owner, how to do marketing, how to market yourself on the internet or off the internet. Like you learn it on the job where you're just. I don't know. I know how to do it. I mean, it's also changing so fast. So like, if you learned how to make a marketing plan in college and like now you have to do it today, 10 years ago.
They weren't like, well, when TikTok comes along, here's how you're gonna run it on that. That's TikTok. Okay. So in summary, I like that we are always. Talking about things. And I, I think we don't even use the word mistake as much, but like lessons like, oh, well, okay. We learned that lesson again today and paying attention to our wins.
And every once in a while we'll get hard on ourselves. And then one of us will be like, but wait a minute, like how many clients did we hope last week? Or how much money do we bring? And it's like, you do have to remind yourself, especially like, we'll finish one thing and just immediately go on to the next.
So I think stopping and being like, okay, what have we learned? What are we always working to improve on? And what are we really F and good at? So a tip for solopreneurs, if you are just obviously solo anding, take time regularly to focus on like what you've accomplished, what good things you've done, because.
If you focus on the negative. Yes. All you're gonna see is the negative. So focus on the positive, cuz we have gotten into ruts where we've been like too focused on, what's not working with things and that we forget to focus on what is working.
So, and that's an Easter egg for upcoming episode with Morgan Scott of the Good Space Co.
But yeah, we used to have a really good habit of doing our Wins of the Week. And we, I think we've kind of in the past, like, just this year… it was probably since I went off and had a baby, and then I don't think we ever got back into like our good habits.
Again, so a reminder for other people, and for ourselves, to reflect regularly on what's going well, so that you start seeing more of good stuff and more good stuff comes to you.
Agree. I love it.
All right. Is that it?
That wraps it up. Love you guys.
Love you. Bye bye.
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One year ago today, Ron and I were found by a cute little Jack Russell Terrier while hiking in one of California's many state parks. We were smitten by the time we got to the end of the trail even though she was skinny, covered in ticks and smelled horrible. You could tell she knew she'd hit the jackpot when we invited her to come home with us, ticks, stink and all.
On the way home, the plan was for her to sleep in the back yard. When we arrived at the house, we figured she could sleep in a kennel in the garage. By the time we'd cleaned her up and fed her, she had a reservation on the bed.
Neither Ron nor I had ever had a dog before. Now we wonder aloud and on a regular basis how we EVER lived without one. She's such a happy little dog now, and very VERY sweet and gentle (weird for a JRT, but we're thrilled to have gotten so lucky). She has also learned to NOT chase the kitties (even when they really deserve it).
LOL! Thanks! I certainly do NOT recommend a Jack Russell for any first-time fur-parents, but she's turned out to be a great little dog who's a pleasure to be around (about 97.5% of the time).
Look at how much healthier she looks! She's adorable. I can't imagine how we ever lived without our cats either. Hoping to get a doggie (or two) someday myself.
Amy - I really miss Finnegan and am glad that I have Mouse & Gracie (the kitties) and Abby to take care of me.
Katie - Now that you mention it, I just realized that ALL of our animals found US. We weren't intentionally "pet shopping" at the time they came into our lives. :-) Thank you, Universe!
Tess, I think we ALL lucked out on this one!
Abby is adorable!!! I have a male Jack Russell named Robin and he is the dickens!!!
We have 2 big cats Jack the pumpkin king, Ash and two little kitties Mysterio and Tiger. Out of em all Robin is the stinka. I love how he looks right at me with his big brown eyes.


Elizabeth Warren was the future, once. Now that she's entering the Democratic presidential primary, though, she's a stale politician pushing stale policies that would preserve the status quo.
The Massachusetts senator has been the most eloquent and most consistent Democrat at arguing that the game is rigged today in America's politics and economy. In announcing the first official stage of her presidential campaign on Monday, she spoke of problems such as inequality and then fired a shot at the culprits.
We agree wholeheartedly that Washington is a tool all too often controlled by billionaires and giant corporations.
We've also applauded some of Warren's proposed lobbying reforms. She would bar Cabinet secretaries, congressmen, and senators from owning individual stocks. She would apply conflict-of-interest laws to the president and the vice president. She would extend the current short-term ban on lobbying by ex-members to a lifetime ban. All of these rules go straight at the mechanism whereby the powerful "get to dictate the rules that affect everyone," in that these rules regulate government officials.
But after this is where Warren goes astray. Although she says the problem starts in Washington, with a "bought and paid for" government, she inexplicably wants to give the government more power.
Big government is a home game for big business. Who can better pocket the subsidies, game the rules, afford the regulations, shape the policies, and buy and pay for the politicians? Warren knows firsthand how big government serves the big and well-connected.
Warren touts her favored regulations by pointing out how much big business loves them. "Industry leading firms including Vanguard, TIAA, and Transamerica expressed their support for the rule," Warren's office bragged of her proposal to force stock brokers to adopt the business model these giants use. She actually held up the support of BlackRock and Capital One to demonstrate the virtue of her favored rule.
She has worked closely with the hotel lobby to craft rules cracking down on the ability of homeowners to compete with hotels.
The military-industrial complex is another beneficiary of Warren's big-government largesse, profiting from her support for export subsidies and defense earmarks.
Subsidy suckling big businesses aren't the only elite beneficiaries of Warren's big-government plans. On Monday, she mentioned student debt relief. That's a subsidy for the elites, as the working class isn't primarily going to college and data show that tuition subsidies don't really lead to more working-class graduations from college.
Warren is not alone in portraying her politics-for-elites as populism. Everyone from former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton to Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, have played a similar game. That may be what sinks Warren: She's old hat, now, in a party filled with younger, more interesting characters.
The whole party has tacked hard to the left. What seemed edgy about Warren in 2010 is now nothing out of the ordinary: more big government serving the well-connected.


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Dubai-Based FIVE Hotels & Resorts to make its European debute in Zurich, Switzerland
Luxury lifestyle hotel group FIVE Hotels & Resorts is preparing to fly from the nest and open its first international hotel, in Zurich, Switzerland.
Born in Dubai, FIVE started operations in 2017 with its partying-meets-luxury resort on Palm Jumeirah. FIVE Jumeirah Village followed, providing the same level of service. Together, the two hotels feature 1,198 keys and upwards of 20 F&B venues, as well as a full calendar of events and celebrity appearances.
Looking at the success of the two hotels, FIVE's management saw an opportunity to expand into Europe. In a statement the group said its Dubai hotels have amassed more than 288,000 room nights from European travellers alone.
Formerly known as Atlantis By Giardino, Zurich, the hotel shut its doors earlier this year due to soaring expenses and a bleak economic outlook. Fast-forward to summer 2021 and the striking hotel will be revived by the Dubai-based group.
"It is a matter of pride to infuse the entrepreneurial spirit of Dubai's hospitality scene with Switzerland's longstanding tradition in luxury hospitality. This dream has only been realised due to the pioneering vision and tireless execution of HH Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, who laid the foundation and has continued to develop one of the world's most diverse and pioneering economies," said Kabir Mulchandani, chairman of FIVE Holdings.
To meet the additional workload of adding a third property, FIVE will employ a further 260 employees over the course of the opening, reaching 1,260 employees once the hotel opens.
"It fills me with joy to open this new chapter alongside all of our colleagues who have shown restless commitment and passion in these past months, and to challenge each other's creativity with this new exciting project; as after all, if it's not with fun we shouldn't do it at all", added Mulchandani.
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If they don't tell anyone about the breakup, it's less real. Tip: Talk openly about your grief with friends and loved ones. This leads to making one's own feelings tangible and perhaps also to understanding the situation better in order to be able to process it at some point.
Almost all people experience lovesickness at one or more times in their life. This is usually harmless, but depending on the personality, it can also lead to serious physical or mental illness, suicide or murder.
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Four phases can be distinguished. Phase I: Not wanting to believe: shock and denial. Phase II: Emerging feelings. Phase III: Reorientation. Phase IV: New concept of life. Accept your feelings for the moment. Express your feelings. Accept your behavior for now.
You can also express your feelings, your sadness, your anger or your questions in a letter to your ex-partner. Just write him what you always wanted to say. Throw everything at him or beg for his love. Let out what is in you right now.
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Yeah I really mean soup....like ya eat! Olive Garden Zuppa Toscana! This is my favorite soup! And might be yours also! I have posted this recipe on the MB before but someone asked for the recipe.....sooo, thought I would post it on my blog!! I usually make some bread sticks to go with this.
1. Saute' Italian sausage and crushed pepper in pot. Drain excess fat, refrigerate while you prepare other ingredients.
5. Add heavy cream and cook until thoroughly heated.
6. Stir in sausage. Add Kale just before serving.
Okie, thanks for the recipe. It is my husbands favorite soup at the Olive Garden. I love that you are so willing to share.
OOOOOOOOOOh, yummo. I LOVE this soup -- thanks for the recipe!
I love this soup at Olive Garden and can't wait to try this recipe. Thanks for sharing!


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Q: Analyze dump file using WinDbg with SOS: How do I get the urls of all currently executing requests? I have a dump file from a w3c process that I need to analyze.
According to a "!DumpHeap -type HttpRequest", there are currently some three thousand active connections to the server.
The question is if it is possible to get the requested URLs of these connections? I would really like to avoid doing a !do for each object to find the reference of the "url" property..

A: .foreach (object {!DumpHeap -type System.Web.HttpRequest -short}) { !do ${object} }

This will dump every HttpRequest. The URL is a bit deeper down. First you have to find the offset of the _url property:
              MT    Field   Offset                 Type VT     Attr            Value Name
000007feedc1cc70  4000d7d       90           System.Uri  0 instance 00000000025f2020 _url

In this case (64 bit) it's at offset 0x90. To dump all the Uri objects, replace the !do ${object} by !do poi(${object}+90). But still this is not the URL, so let's see:
              MT    Field   Offset                 Type VT     Attr            Value Name
000007feeeaa68f0  400161c        8        System.String  0 instance 00000000025f1e18 m_String
000007feeeaa68f0  400161d       10        System.String  0 instance 0000000000000000 m_originalUnicodeString

At offset 0x8, the URI has a string and at 0x10 another string. Again we add the offset, so exchange !do poi(${object}+90) by !do poi(poi(${object}+90)+8) (or +10).  This will print the .NET string object with all fields. If you want the pure string, do it once again:
              MT    Field   Offset                 Type VT     Attr            Value Name
000007feeeaab318  4000104        c          System.Char  1 instance               68 m_firstChar

This time we're not using !do any more, because we're on raw bits and bytes and dump a unicode string with du poi(poi(${object}+90)+8)+c. The total command for all HttpRequests is then:
.foreach (object {!DumpHeap -type System.Web.HttpRequest -short}) { du poi(poi(${object}+90)+8)+c }

A: Some variant of the .foreach command, e.g.
.foreach (object {!sos.DumpHeap -type System.String -short}) { !sos.DumpObj object }

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Quattro Sports BMX Simulator uses extra controller?
Post subject: Quattro Sports BMX Simulator uses extra controller?
Does anyone here own Quattro Sports (Aladdin or standard), and if so, is BMX Simulator playable using the standard controller(s) or does it need a custom controller?
NESemdev-related: Using your emulator, it's only playable if you set $4016 serial reads 8-15 to a 3rd joypad, and reads 16-23 to 0 (similar, but not exactly as the Four Score).
Post subject: Re: Quattro Sports BMX Simulator uses extra controller?
I just tested it, and yes it can use a standard controller. When it boots, you can only choose 1 or 2 players. When you have a four score hooked up, with the switch set to 4 players, the 3 player game becomes accessible.
I checked it out via emu, and see what you mean. Also, when I tried to select BMX Simulator, it took me to the soccer game; vice versa as well (Nintendulator, Nestopia, VirtuaNES).
I find it odd that BMX simulator refuses to work on emulators, perhaps it's triggering an undocumented feature/glitch then. I'm pretty sure it's a good dump: it happens with all available Quattro Sports dumps, and the European Super Sports Challenge.
Also, when I tried to select BMX Simulator, it took me to the soccer game; vice versa as well (Nintendulator, Nestopia, VirtuaNES).
This only happens on Aladdin deck enhancer carts of mapper 232. Don't take my guessing for granted, but I think that the 64K block bits are reversed (bits 3,4 of $8000-$BFFF).
Figured it out: it relies on the fact that the NES controller state is updated instantly when strobed, as opposed to emulators updating input typically once per frame.
hap, are you saying that it relies on the statistical improbability of controller button presses occurring exactly at VBL, that is, it ignores button presses that occur at the moment of VBL?
On the titlescreen, it strobes twice per frame, on constant intervals: once at the end of scanline 4, once at the start of scanline 172 (scanline 0 being the pre-render scanline). I think it looks at the difference between those 2 to see a button press (0->1).
If the user presses a button between strobe 2 and 1 (eg. somewhere in vblank), it won't register it as valid. So, controls at the titlescreen feel kind of unresponsive. In-game controls are fine.
Yeah, that's the way to properly support it. The host CPU can get very busy though if you don't add a limit (eg. max 4 updates per frame), and I doubt libraries like DirectInput can keep up with a high frequency.
Something totally else is that such an implementation will mess up your emulator movie support (lucky for me I'm not there yet).
Couldn't an emulator simply poll host input at the beginning of the frame but delay feeding it until the middle of the frame, or poll the host input a second time if the joypad is strobed after some point in the frame? The first approach would avoid complicating movie recording.
That 1st approach is fine for this game, and would make its input feel responsive (unlike the ~70% chance on a NES), any other game we find relying on this could possibly fail just like BMX Simulator fails on vblank input updates (and then it's probable the other game would work fine when updating input in vblank).
Next to movie support, another annoyance with this is that emulators generally emulate one frame as fast as possible, and then wait until it's time to do the next one. With this, you'd have to update timing in the middle of the frame.
Assuming hardly any game relies on this, I've currently settled with a simple Sleep(1) (making BMX Simulator less responsive than on the NES).
It's a dynamic approach where the time to feed it input data is auto-adjusted. Works fine on all games I've tried so far, including the BMX game. It may not work so well with games that jump all over the place with different $4016/$4017 writes though.
Marty, sorry for my somewhat rude "tip" on the Nestopia board about BMX Simulator being re-broken in Nestopia 1.33b (user name pentium5dot1, thread name "BMX Simulator regression in Nestopia 1.33b"). I would like to check that you tested your revised input code in 1.33b with BMX Simulator on a keyboard. I will proceed to post a proper bug report when I get a chance; feel free to delete the original thread that I named above.
Someone managed to Spot another game with the same problem.


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NHL Stanley Cup Odds Favor Chicago Blackhawks, Minnesota Wild
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In Las Vegas, it's never too early to release the odds for a team — like the Chicago Blackhawks — winning the Stanley Cup
We've welcomed in a new year with the Chicago Blackhawks posting a 2-1-0 record, keeping their Central Division and Western Conference leads by two points over the Minnesota Wild.
That start to 2017 helped the Blackhawks in another way, though they could probably care less. It kept Chicago's spot secure in Vegas Insider's list of team odds for winning the Stanley Cup.
We took a look at the top 16 teams in those rankings around this time last season, and we're going to do it again today. So here are the NHL's current top 16 teams when it comes to their projected odds for taking home the Stanley Cup in June.
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Boston Bruins — 30:1
The Atlantic Division is pretty weak this season, much to the benefit of the Bruins. They currently have 46 points, 10 behind Montreal for the division lead but two ahead of Ottawa for third place.
If Boston is going to have any shot at the Stanley Cup this season, it'll be created on the back of goaltender Tuukka Rask. The fiery netminder has 20 of the team's 21 wins with a .928/1.93 statline.
The team's offense is kind of sluggish so far this season, with Brad Marchand carrying the group at 34 points and no one else hitting 30 points yet. So for the Bruins' odds to increase, they'll need more from their offense.
Nashville Predators — 28:1
Speaking of weak, if you want to understand how poor the Western Conference has been in 2016-17, look no further than the Preds having the 15th-best odds to win the Stanley Cup.
I said at the outset of the season the Preds would win the Central Division, but they just haven't gotten everything to click. Nashville has 41 points in 39 games and is behind Vancouver in the standings, three points out of a wild-card spot.
And yet, the Preds do have the tools to make a playoff run. Pekka Rinne has been fine in net (.918/2.45), a healthy P.K. Subban (he currently isn't) leads a defensive unit that should be one of the league's better units, and guys like Ryan Johansen, Filip Forsberg and (surprisingly) Viktor Arvidsson have some offensive firepower.
If you read this piece by Faxes From Uncle Day (came out today, coincidentally), you'll see the Preds very well could have a playoff push in them. Or they could fall flat. Thus, their odds seem fair for now.


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Dr Dimitrios Giannoulopoulos, Brunel University
Dr Daniel Aguirre, University of Greenwich
Professor Ilias G. Anagnostopoulos, Athens Law School
Professor Vian Bakir, Bangor University
Dr Moa Bladini, University of Gothenburg
M Guy Canivet, former President, Cour de Cassation
Dame Sue Carr, Presiding Judge of the Midland Circuit
Professor Fiona De Londras, University of Birmingham
Professor Martina Feilzer, Bangor University
Professor John Jackson, University of Nottingham
Lord Kerr of Tonaghmore, Justice of the Supreme Court
Professor Kate Malleson, Queen Mary University of London
Dr Lawrence McNamara, Bingham Centre for the Rule of Law and University of York
Professor Raphaële Parizot, Université Paris-Nanterre
His Honour Jeremy Roberts QC, The Parole Board for England and Wales
Professor Julian Petley, Brunel University London
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Professor David Sklansky, Stanford University
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Burney's Gadgets for Legal Pros – Reviews: Dragon Speaking Naturally 9 and Adobe Acrobat 8
Brett Burney is the Legal Technology Support Coordinator at Thompson Hine in Cleveland, Ohio. He regularly reviews products for Law.com's Automated Lawyer and Law Office Computing Magazine. Feel free to e-mail Brett with your legal technology questions.
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Dragon Naturally Speaking 9
At least once a month, I get a question about voice-recognition software. Usually someone has read a recent story about software that will hear and understand everything you say and dutifully respond to your every wish. They imagine a computer that actually does exactly what they command, types every word that comes out of their mouth, and opens or closes applications when they ask. They imagine a Star Trek scenario where they walk into the office and their computer responds to the sound of their voice. They envision never having to peck out another brief on their tacky keyboard, but simply dictating it to their PC, and printing out a beautifully formatted document.
That reality is not quite upon us, but I can confidently recommend Dragon Naturally Speaking version 9 to anyone who asks me today about voice-recognition.
Just understand that it's more of a complement to a keyboard and mouse, and not a full replacement.
Voice recognition software has actually worked for several years. The most popular product has always been Dragon Naturally Speaking, now owned by Naunce, which used to be ScanSoft. And when I say that it worked, that was only for the very small percentage of folks that labored many hours to train and customize the software. I have witnessed so many failed attempts at using voice-recognition software only because the users did not set aside enough time to learn and train the software. It was always just so much easier to go back to typing.
For that reason alone, I rarely recommended voice-recognition software to any attorney or legal professional. What attorney do you know has the time and patience to painstakingly train the application for use in their daily computing lives? Granted, there are some attorneys I know who have mastered the skill of using voice-recognition on their computers, they are just rare indeed.
When Nuance released version 9 of Dragon Naturally Speaking, I saw enough good words about the application to give it a try, and I'm glad that I did. It still takes a lot of patience to truly incorporate the application into your normal routine, but the improvements in accuracy and intuitiveness bring voice-recognition to a new level of reality.
Training is for the Birds
The biggest improvement that Nuance is touting about Dragon version 9 speaks to my main point above – the application no longer requires training.
If you've tried using voice-recognition software in the past, you probably remember sitting through a 45 minute session where you read a prepared piece of text. Whatever magic was going on inside the computer helped it to recognize your speech patterns. Theoretically, this meant the computer could better understand you because it had analyzed your voice.
This was not always successful and usually resulted in many mistakes and deformed sentences. The software would almost always confuse "too" with "two" etc. and you would spend any time that you saved dictating your text correcting the whole document afterwards.
Dragon version 9 boasts that you don't even need to go through a training process, although it is still strongly recommended. I guess it was just habit for me, I clicked yes to go through the training and started reading. Surprisingly, the training session did not take as long as I thought it was going to, and the wizard was very helpful.
As soon as I was done with training, the "DragonBar" popped up at the top of my screen, awaiting my next command or dictation. This DragonBar allows you to access commands for the application, including turning off and on the microphone. Fortunately, almost every version of Dragon Naturally Speaking has included a headphone with a microphone attached, and version 9 is no different. I slapped on my headset, opened up Microsoft Word and started dictating a letter.
Listen to Me Now, and Hear Me Later
I was immediately extremely pleased with how accurate and efficient the software transcribed my words. As usual, there is a slight hesitancy between the words you speak and the appearance of the actual text on the screen while the computer "thinks" about what you said, but it was pleasurably fast.
And some of that "thinking" is where the application is most improved. Dragon Naturally Speaking doesn't simply record your voice word for word, it also analyzes the text before and after each word to see if it needs to put "where" or "wear."
I was also very pleased with how Dragon version 9 allowed me to correct mistakes. At the simplest level, I simply told Dragon to "select word" and then dictated the corrected word in its place. If I needed to spell another word, I could simply say "spell that" and a small drop-down box appeared, waiting for me to spell my word letter by letter.
Jumping around the document became easy after I studied the proper commands. "Go to end" jumps to the end of a document, and saying "page up" does just that. To save a document I could say "File … Save" because all of my toolbar commands were accessible.
Dragon version 9 makes surfing the Internet a lot more fun too. When you're viewing a Web page, you can simply say "link" and small, numbered flags pop up next to each active link on that page. To click to that link, you simply say the number of the flag and you're off.
Not Free Speech
All of this good stuff comes with a price – both mechanically and financially. Everything I've mentioned above is certainly impressive, but it takes a great toll on your computer system's resources. You'll need at least 1GB free on your hard drive, and I would recommend at least 1GB of RAM as well. The official data sheet from Nuance puts your minimum RAM requirement at 512MB, but I run 1GB myself and I see a significant slowdown when I'm using the product. The software is doing what it's supposed to do, it's just that it takes a lot of resources to do it well.
I also noticed that the software stored large temporary "dra" files along with the documents I dictated. Not a big deal, but they're big and cumbersome.
There are several versions of Dragon Naturally Speaking, including a Legal Edition. Least expensive is the Dragon Naturally Speaking Standard Edition which is $99, but unfortunately only supports a limited number of applications. The Preferred Edition does a little better for $199, but the big the Professional Edition does best of all. The Professional Edition supports Citrix Thin Clients, but most notably from my perspective is that it supports Microsoft Outlook. I'm constantly responding to and composing emails so I would need the Professional Edition – which is a hefty $899. The Legal Edition weighs in at $1,199.
I would not completely discount the software just on price alone, but that's still a lot of money. If you can master the software, however, it could literally save you the dollar amount you spend on it, and improve your all-around computer experience.
I don't use Dragon Naturally Speaking for everything on my computer. I have been most successful in using it as a "complement" to my normal routine. When my eyes are too bleary to type another email, I can put on my headphones, sit back in my chair, close my eyes and dictate the message instead. That way my eyes get a break, but the work still continues. Having the headphone on, knowing it's grabbing every word, also makes me think through my sentences better. So if I'm composing a letter, I'll pace back and forth with my headset on while my words get transcribed to the screen.
Adobe Acrobat 8
It feels like once I finally get used to the latest version of Acrobat, they release an upgrade and I find even more features that I like. The latest offering from Adobe is Acrobat 8 and there are a handful of major features that appeal directly to legal professionals.
First off is a built-in "real" redaction tool. In the past, people would draw a black box around text on a PDF document and feel smug that they just redacted the text underneath. Unfortunately, they were oblivious to the fact that the recipient of the PDF could simply select the black box and delete it, thus revealing the text underneath.
For a true redaction on a PDF document, you had to use third-party software such as Redax from Appligent. Not only would the software create a black box on the document, but it would scrub away the underlying text.
Now Adobe has included a true redaction tool right inside of Acrobat 8 and I am impressed at how well it works. You select the Redaction tool under the Advanced menu and then you can select the text or images that you want to be marked for redaction. The text is not scrubbed away until you select "Apply Redactions." Acrobat 8 warns you that this step cannot be undone, and then prompts you to save the file under a new name.
In addition, Acrobat 8 also asks if you want to search the PDF file for any other information that could be dangerous if released into the wild. Acrobat searches for things like metadata, form field logic, annotations, comments, hidden layers, and embedded search indexes; and allows you to remove all of that information with a click of the button.
The second big announcement for legal professionals with Acrobat 8 is a built-in Bates Numbering tool. Again, in the past, you had to rely on a third-party application to stamp pages of a PDF document with a consecutive Bates numbering scheme. But now Adobe provides a nice built-in tool for adding a Bates numbering scheme to a collection of PDF documents. It basically works from within the header and footer tools within Acrobat, but I was impressed with how easy it was to accomplish.
There are several other impressive improvements in Acrobat 8, but those are the two biggies for legal professionals. Overall, I felt that Adobe delivered a cleaner and more intuitive interface with Acrobat 8. I would always find myself hunting around for the right command in Acrobat 7, but Adobe's re-design of the toolbars in Acrobat 8 really makes a difference in getting right to where you need to be.
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Position a rack in the top third of the oven and preheat to 400°F. Spread the squash on a baking sheet and toss with one tablespoon of the oil. Season lightly with salt and pepper. Bake until tender, about 35 minutes. Remove from the oven and cover with aluminum foil to keep warm.
Bring the broth to a boil in a medium saucepan over high heat. Turn off the heat but leave the saucepan on the stove.
Melt the butter and the remaining tablespoon of oil in a heavy-bottomed Dutch oven or flameproof casserole. Add the shallots and garlic and cook until softened, about 2 minutes. Add the rice and cook, stirring often, until it turns from translucent to opaque (do not brown), about 2 minutes. Add the wine and cook until almost evaporated, about 2 minutes.
Stir the hot broth into the rice, one cup at a time. Cook, stirring almost constantly, until the rice absorbs almost all of the broth, about 3 minutes. Stir in another cup of broth, and stir until it is almost absorbed. Repeat, keeping the risotto at a steady simmer and adding more broth as it is absorbed, until you use all the broth and the rice is barely tender, about 20 minutes total. If you run out of broth and the rice isn't tender, use hot water.
Add the squash and cook until heated through, about 1 minute. Remove from the heat and stir in the cheese. Season to taste with the salt and pepper.
Serve immediately, spooned into bowls and sprinkled with the sage. Pass a bowl of Parmesan cheese on the side.