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If there is a commonly reoccurring need for a particular solution, there is a great probability that someone has – by now – solved that need and has finished the legwork involved in researching and constructing something that resolves it. At the very least, you will find documentation on general solutions to related problems that will enable you to gain insight on best practices, effective techniques, and real-world examples on the thing you are creating.
A design pattern refers to a reusable and applicable solution to general real-world problems. For example, a solution for navigating around a website is site navigation (a list of links that point to different sections of the site), a solution for displaying content in a compact space are module tabs.
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UI Design Patterns for Sites and Web Applications Link
UI-patterns.com is a large collection of design patterns for UI designers to gain inspiration from. The site allows users to keep sets of their own (publicly accessible to site visitors) so that you can see other UI design pattern collections.
QUINCE: X Patterns Explorer
QUINCE is a beautiful and stunning web application that helps you explore an innumerable amount of user experience design patterns such as date pickers and two-panel selectors. The application requires the Silverlight plugin and is best viewed under Internet Explorer (though we have verified it to work well in Firefox and Safari).
Interaction Design Pattern Library3
Welie.com has an interaction design pattern library maintained by Martijn van Welie4, a Ph. D. graduate in Human Computer Interaction who now works as an Interaction Design Senior Consultant for Philips Design. The library features a ton of design patterns involving various site tasks such as navigating around a site, searching a site, and basic interactions such as slideshows5. Each pattern follows a specific format: (1) the problem, (2) the solution, (3) when to use the pattern, (4) why you should use the design pattern, and (5) examples of the pattern in use.
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Created and maintained by Matthew Smith and Chris Pollock8, Pattern Tap is a gallery of popular web-based User Interface components and design patterns such as slideshows9 and breadcrumbs10. Pattern Tap allows users to create their own sets, and they now have over 7,000 user sets. There's plenty of inspiration to be gained at Pattern Tap.
This design gallery focuses on common web page components such as navigation as well as popular design trends such as Grid layouts. design|snips has over 30 categories so that you can easily find the design pattern/trend that you're interested in. What's more, users are allowed to rate each design featured in the gallery so that you can see what the overall consensus is with regards to the effectiveness and appeal of a design being shown.
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I felt like a bit of an astronaut a few days ago. Darren and I were doing some much-needed roofing on the main barn. When my grandpa built it in 1957 or so, they used wooden shingles. Can you imagine nailing one shingle down at a time? Over the years the wooden shingles have been drying out and getting smaller and smaller as they age, so the roof leaks. My dad started replacing the roof with tin, which is a fantastic roofing material, but he didn't quite finish.
We have two panels 3 feet wide to do, plus three small areas that are odd shapes. Earlier in the summer, I went up and did a little work removing the last of the wooden shingles, but it's unnerving. Because it's so high, and so steep, it's really hard to work. There are no good hand/foot holds, and when you constantly feel like you're going to slip off, you can't really do anything. Plus, with nowhere to brace yourself, you can't really put any muscle into anything you do!
So, my safety-bear of a husband attached 2 solid anchor points by installing heavy-duty hooks from the inside of the hayloft. Once we had those, he googled how to make a rope safety harness and bought rope. So, now, we have a way to anchor ourselves so that we don't have to worry about falling to our deaths. Don't mean to sound melodramatic, but it would be quite a fall…
The other night we finally got the perfect night to go up there and install those last pieces, so we set about cutting them and getting everything ready. Ladder, check. Ropes, check. Extension cord, check (we were using an electric drill/screwdriver). Special grippy footwear (Vibrams), check. One at a time, we climbed the ladder with our small pieces of tin, drill and harnesses — with tool belts attached. We clicked into our safety lines, but we couldn't just walk around up there — the roof was too slippery even with the grippy footwear, so we switched to bare feet. How odd to be safety-minded in bare feet! No steel-toed footwear here! But the sweat on our feet was the best grip-enhancer of all. So, we got to work.
We installed a small, simple piece easily enough, and then moved on to a harder one that required one of us to go onto the very top part of the roof. Darren climbed up there, checking out the 2 small patch-pieces that needed to be added, and then a thought occurred to me: we only have one ladder. What if we somehow knocked it down? We'd be stuck on the roof! Neither one of us had our phones! So, for all our planning, and safety, we had forgotten a pretty major one. So, I put my Vibrams back on and went to get a back-up ladder. It was just around the corner, leading into the hayloft. So, with the second ladder in place, we decided to try install a big piece of tin.
Unfortunately, the last piece my Dad had installed had a gash in it, so we had to take that one off and install one of our newly-cut pieces in its place. So, we'll have to cut one more another day. I climbed down again and got the piece, which we had washed earlier to get the spruce needles and general grime off. The piece was just over 3 feet wide by 99″ long (8'3″) and although it was not overly heavy, it was awkward. I managed to carry it in one hand and go up the ladder. Once on the roof, I got to put it down while Darren positioned himself. When he was ready, I had to bring the piece over to the upper roof and lift it up about chest-high, so we could slide it into position. This sounds so easy but was in reality so hard! I needed to use both hands, and each of my feet were only gripping onto one screw of the roof I was standing on!
A few minutes later, when I was standing on the upper ladder (sorry to confuse you, there are a a lot of ladders involved!), giving direction and encouragement to Darren, it hit me: this is like spacewalking. Astronauts on a spacewalk are tethered to the vehicle they emerged from; we were tethered, too. All an astronaut's tools are tethered to them; ours were all attached to our tool belts or tied to the roof itself. Astronauts have no friction in space, and so they have to grip with their hands or have their feet anchored in order to apply muscle; same for us. Astronauts have to plan every move carefully and work in teams; so did we.
Now, I can't say I have a more profound thing to say than this: It was cool, for an little while on a roof, to play astronaut. In another time, another life, I might have been one… but the top of the roof will have to do for me!
Home on the Farm
So, I'm finally going to update you, my lovely readers, on what is going on with me and my husband on the farm! Thanks for your patience!
This year, my parents decided to move off the farm and into town to officially retire. This is a huge step for them — they've lived in this one place for all their married life, which is over 40 years. My dad didn't want to be one of those old farmers who just doesn't know when to quit, so he has been downsizing for a few years and this year, they were ready to make the big move.
So, my husband and I decided to take over. Although I love the North, moving back to the farm I grew up had such appeal to me, I just couldn't turn down the opportunity.
So, we did it! We packed up all our possessions, loaded them into the biggest truck that UHAUL rents, and moved south. What an insane week that was! It took two trips, seven days (with one rest day in the middle) and I think we logged something like 3200 km on that UHAUL!!
We put our house on the market — our real estate agent came by to take photos WHILE we were starting to pack! She did an amazing job staging our home! For as long as this link works, you can see our listing here.
I don't know how we accumulated so much stuff. It's crazy. And we don't need most of it, by far. I am seriously wanting to declutter and so as we unpacked, I started making up boxes of things to give away — I know, it seems like we did it in reverse, but my parents were anxious to move and not have the house on the farm empty for more than a couple of days. So, we moved in haste! Not the recommended way to move! On the first trip, we got away a bit later than planned — those last few things always take longer to load than you think — so we drove all night to get to our new home. We figured we might as well just git 'er done!
Has living on the farm affected me yet, other than the pleasant rural slang? I don't think so. I went through a frustrating stage where I couldn't find anything. I went through an overjoyed stage, where I was like a kid playing on the yard! So glad for some time off, some sunshine (October was so lovely!), and so glad to be with my honey again!
Things have settled in a bit, and although I am still very grateful to be here, regular doses of reality keep me grounded. But that doesn't mean I don't have dreams! I have SO many ideas for things we can do on the farm! I want to convert one (or 2?) of the buildings here into a greenhouse, and fix fences and get some sheep to "mow" the grass, and maybe get some ducks and some more chickens (I only have two at the moment)…🙂 There is a main barn, several graineries and other small buildings, and a milk house, garage, and large shop space all with wood stoves, and corrals and fences all over the place. I could go in a hundred different directions, but here's what I think is the biggest, best idea:
I want to turn the farm into a "care farm."
I want to have animals and a greenhouse that people can visit when they are not feeling well and they need to reconnect with nature. They might be fighting an illness or facing death, or recovering from a stressful incident. The farm will be a place they can go for a walk, see the sheep, cows, and chickens — maybe even rabbits!! — and enjoy the outdoors. Although this is the dream, I don't have a detailed plan, so I'm really excited to see how it all unfolds!
Contact me if you're interested in finding out more, or if you have an idea or a desire to help!
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Adventures in the Cold
Happy New Year! So, we have passed solstice and swapped out our old calendars, so Old Man Winter has seen fit to hit us with a vengeance! He has been a little hard on us lately, dishing out temperatures as low as -43 C. We had a snappy little cold snap that lasted several days (see below). For those who don't know, that kind of cold — anything approaching -40 — is extremely hard on vehicles and machinery.
Our fun began when we noticed how rough the car was starting, despite being plugged in. Let me offer an explanation for my southern friends and followers: "Plugging in a vehicle" actually means plugging in a heater of some sort — usually an engine block heater — which gobbles up electricity in order to attempt to keep the vehicle "warm." I know I'm overusing "quotes" and I don't care! "Warm" is a relative thing. When it's well below zero, the oil which is meant to lubricate the engine and allow it to turn freely and not grind itself into pieces gets really thick. When it's -40C, it's most jello than liquid. This makes the engine very slow to turn over and your battery has to work extra hard to get it to turn over enough times to start. it's a blast, really, to count how many times the engine will roll over before starting — I think the record for my car is 12 times. But it started! So, back to the story.
It was about -25C or so, and although the car had been plugged in, it sounded really rough starting. This led us to think there might be something wrong with the block heater. The obvious weak points are the power cord, plug in, and extension cord, but these all checked out fine. Since my husband is such a snazzy, smart guy, he tested the resistance in the circuit — seemed fine, but this isn't an indicator of power flowing, just that there is no clear break in it somewhere. A further test was needed, to check how much current was flowing. I helped by holding ends of wires from the multimeter (a device for testing circuits) to the extension cord end and the block heater plug… not the kind of thing you should EVER try to do if you don't know what you're doing! Suffice it to say, we discovered that the block heater must be dead.
Drat. Well, what can you do? Start finding out how to get a new one, or look into buying an oil pan heater instead. Oil pan heaters are easier to install than block heaters, and apparently work just as well, or even better, since they heat the oil directly and keep it from becoming jello. Mmmm! 10W-30 jello, my favourite! (Just kidding!)
Long story somewhat shortened, we couldn't get one very easily. We would have had to buy it over the phone from Yellowknife and get it shipped in by plane, or get a friend in High Level to buy one and then find someone driving north who could bring it. We brainstormed what to do… and then I remembered that I have a buddy heater! It had belonged to Peace Air, before they went out of business, and it's a great little heater. Pilots put these heaters inside the engine cowlings on planes to keep the engines warm, and they produce quite a bit of heat for their size — not as intense as a hair dryer, but not far off. The best part of all is that they are meant to operate outside, for hours, unsupervised. Perfect.
So, the trick was to figure out how to get the heat to the engine. We quickly figured it would work pretty slick to slide the heater under the car and put cardboard around the bottom of the car to keep the heat in. Well, when we got to it, we ended up making use of the plentiful firewood and piling snow around the car on the sides. We tried to position the heater directly under the oil pan, and considering that the it's not quite as cold out (only -25C) and there isn't much space below the car to heat, I think it's going to work!
So, that's just one of many adventures we had over the Christmas season! The others involve repairing a block heater plug in -25C (wearing gloves as much as possible!), a malfunctioning defrost heater (or any sort of internal heat), and a truck that wouldn't start. It might be the starter solenoid, or the starter, or maybe it just couldn't face the -40's.
This blog post is dedicated to my friend Jim, and ALL the men and women who maintain our winter roads — grader operators, plow truck drivers, sanding truck drivers, and all the other operators! You rock. I know you work hard to keep our roads passable, and believe me, we "regular motorists" appreciate it! Take care out there.
It Might be Time for a Change
A few months ago, on one of my little adventures in the bush, I had an experience that I just can't forget. I had decided to go for a walk to explore the bush along the edge of a clearing. The clearing was roughly square-shaped, and I walked along one full edge, intent on checking out the corner, which had some vague interest for me. As I walked, I was pleased to find an abundance of wild strawberries growing in the clearing! I stopped to pick a few, savouring their intense flavour. Along the way, I came across a little pile of cut firewood; someone was obviously going to come back for that some day. The bush was pretty thick, but to be honest, I wasn't looking into it much. I was distracted by the strawberries.
As I got close to the corner, I could see that there was a little opening in the trees where a couple of them that had fallen down in a wind. With one more step, a flurry of activity erupted from the bush. Grouse — local people call them "chickens" — flew every which way, as though with that one step into the bush I had tripped an invisible laser-alarm, and they could not sit still. I hadn't seen any of them until they all moved — their camouflage is excellent — and after they flew away only one remained.
This one, lone bird did the strangest thing, this thing that I cannot shake the memory of. It was crouched on the ground, among the fallen leaves, again invisible against the background. It shuffled forward and I could see it again, and it made the strangest sound — exactly like a puppy whimpering. It did it again, a little shuffle and a distinctive whimper. I couldn't believe how much it sounded like a puppy. It did it a third time, which allowed me to reassure myself that's exactly what I was hearing.
How strange, I thought, and then realized that there must be a nest of young ones nearby, not yet able to fly away to safety. I was pretty sure I knew where it was — to my left, behind a log and near the point I had seen all the adults fly away from. I was very tempted to walk over and take a look, but the pitiful display of this lone grouse made me hesitate and ultimately change my mind. It had intentionally stayed behind when the others flew away to sacrifice itself to this strange, upright predator. It drew attention to itself with its cries and movement, making sure I could both see and hear it, the pathetic whimper as if to say "eat me, I'm weak and defenseless — an easy meal." I just couldn't satisfy my curiosity — to find the nest and see the little ones — after what this adult bird had done for its young.
But not just for its young; for all the young that were in nests nearby. I knew from the number of adults that there must be at least three nests, and this one stayed behind to save the young of them all. You know, all around the world we see incredible acts of sacrifice by people for their children, but not as often for others' children. I, for one, had never seen such a display first hand, of an animal so willing to die that it would call out to the predator to ensure its strategy of misdirection and ultimately, its sacrifice, would be successful.
There is not much I can say. It was humbling. That grouse showed intelligence, compassion and courage. And it's just a bird, with a brain no larger than half a walnut. I guess courage, compassion and intelligence don't have anything to do with brain size, but it does make me wonder if I have been letting myself off easy, not demanding much of myself lately. My idea of an act of courage these days is to go into a crowded room where I don't know anyone. Compassion consists of smiling respectfully at strangers, whatever state they are in (i.e. sober or not, poor or not), and my intelligence has been primarily engaged in knitting and dreaming up floor plans for tiny houses. I think it might be time for another challenge. I think it might be time for an extreme compassion adventure! It might even be time for a sacrifice, and damn it, I had better not complain, because I'm pretty sure I won't be whimpering on the ground, hoping the predator will eat me instead of the children nearby. Wow.
Three Important Things You Should Know About Your Vehicle (But Probably Don't)
Following in the tradition of blogs everywhere, I have a classic* three-point post today with some interesting and helpful things I learned about my car recently. The first one nearly stopped me in my tracks.
1. Vapour lock: don't be a victim!
I was part-way through a road trip on a hot day. I had been driving for a few hours when I stopped to get gas. Much to my surprise, after I was all fuelled up, my car wouldn't start! It tried really hard, turning over and over, coughing and making sounds I'd never heard it make before (of a sputtering sort). But, try as it might, it just wouldn't start. So, a lady who had come to fill up her truck drove over to the cardlock owner to get some help. I had to wait a while, but I didn't mind. I didn't want to be a pest and go bug the guy who was going to help me, so I just putzed around, checking my oil, picking dead bugs out of the front and whatnot.
After about 15 minutes, Mike (not a mechanic, just a regular guy) drove up and we discussed the problem. He suggested that my fuel injectors might be clogged, and that's why it wouldn't start. I decided to turn it over so he could have a listen and see if that sounded like the problem. Right before turning the key, I joked, "maybe it will start, just because you're here!"
Mechanics across the nation know what's going to happen next — my car started. It wasn't pretty, but it coughed to life. And the fuel injectors weren't to blame. A mechanically-minded friend explained it to me later that night — on a hot day, the gasoline in your engine and fuel line becomes vapour and then when you stop, the liquid gas can't get to the engine. The fuel pump tries to move it, but it can't, so it just coughs. It is vapour locked. The only solution is to let the engine cool down a bit (which happened as I waited for Mike) so the vapour condenses, and then it will start.
The rest of the story? After my car started, I went to the local mechanic shop, explained things to the mechanic, and got some fuel injector cleaner (I left the car running the whole time, just in case it decided to die again). After driving another 4 hours or so, I stopped to get gas again. I left the car running (which I NEVER do, not even in winter, so it felt very strange), and as I poured the first litre in, the engine coughed and very nearly died again! I was mystified! I added a little more and again, it nearly stopped. So, I said to myself, forget this! I still have half a tank — enough to get home. Once I heard the explanation, it made sense — the cold gas wasn't mixing well with the hot, vapourous gas, and the car wasn't able to compensate for the change. Your vehicle has to mix air and gas at a certain ratio for combustion to occur, otherwise, nada. Or should I say "no va?"
2. Don't brake over bumps.
I helped my friend Michelle move at the beginning of July, and as we were driving out for a second load, I learned something new about brakes. Two of the other people helping Michelle worked at a mechanic shop, and I was yammering on about how I'm getting pretty good at driving on all sorts of gravel roads — loose gravel, packed gravel, washboardy, pot-holey, whatever. I can just tap the brakes and then cruise over most spots easily.
All of a sudden, Karen said "At least you're doing it right! You'd think people would know that you shouldn't brake when you're going over a bump! It wears your brakes unevenly and causes them to wear quicker overall."
Well, I quietly sat there nodding, but truth be told, I didn't know that. It was just instinct to me to brake before a bump and then cruise over it, and luckily for me, I had been doing it right. When you brake, it causes your suspension to compress, which makes the brakes wear much worse.
So, now you know: if you are coming up to a bump in the road you need to slow down for — be it a pot-hole, uneven bridge deck, construction, or whatever — slow down first, but when you get to the bump, let off the brakes.
3. Don't Pass the Pilot Truck.
It happened last year on Hwy 35 near Steen River, and last week on Hwy 1, well, in the middle of nowhere: pilot trucks were put into effect to guide drivers through areas where forest fires were burning near the road. I thought it was just to make sure no one decided to go joy-riding on a quad trail — someone in danger of being charged and convicted under Darwin's Law — or to make sure people didn't speed when passing wildland fire fighters. Well, I was wrong.
Last week, driving back to Fort Simpson, I decided to drive through an area where the Department of Transportation had been using pilot trucks the day before. There were no piloting vehicles or road workers around — it was too early in the morning — and as far as I knew, the road was open. As I went by a small fire burning about five feet into the bushes on one side of the road, I noticed a wide, pink stripe across the highway — the mark left by a tanker aircraft who'd dropped his load of fire-retardant on the fire! Now, that made sense — you wouldn't want to accidentally drive by when that happened! You'd get red, frothy gunk all over your vehicle! But then again, why not just close the road altogether? Why do we need pilot trucks to drive through areas with forest fires burning?
I was telling my story of driving by the fire to a friend, Mickey, who works for the DoT. He "tusk-tusk-tusked" at me, waggled his finger, and explained. The real reason for pilot trucks, he said, is because if your car ingests an ember from a flame into the air filter and catches on fire, you would be stranded with a burning car in an active fire zone! Aaah… now, that would be bad. The pilot truck is there to make sure everyone gets through okay.
So, if you are tempted to pass a pilot truck, or drive through an area with a lot of ash where a pilot truck hasn't been established yet, just be aware that besides risking a hefty fine, you're betting that your vehicle won't catch on fire! Not sure what the odds are on that bet, but I'm not willing to take the chance!
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Never Cry Wolf
I recently finished reading Never Cry Wolf by Farley Mowat. I bought it at a used book store, and the copyright in my book says 1963, 1973 and 1993, but it must be out of print now. I'm pretty sure my parents hid this book from me when I was growing up. They must have known the effect it would have on me, and they probably didn't wish to lose their daughter to the wilds of northern Canada for years at a time. Well, they weren't able to avoid that altogether, but at least I have the technology to keep in touch with them.
Since living in Wrigley, my curiosity about wolves has been piqued. They are often talked about, because they are never very far away. At the airport, which is about 2 km from Wrigley, the wolves were coming onto the runway on the weekends and chewing on the wires going to some of the runway edge lights. When it's particularly cold in winter, they come closer to town and sometimes attack and eat the local dogs. In December, wolves killed the alpha dog in town — dogs there run in packs and are not very far removed from wild, wolfish behaviour. In fact, some of what Farley Mowat talks about has helped me relate to dogs better, such as reading their facial expressions and understanding that they live by their own, non-human code. They have their own reasons for doing things, because of their canine culture.
I can see why this book is considered a classic! It is an excellent read. Farley is a phenomenal storyteller, and his story is a fantastic one. He is dropped off by a kamikaze bush pilot at an unknown frozen lake somewhere off the map in Northern Manitoba. His mission is to study wolves, their feeding habits and appetite for caribou. He plans to live among the wolves. Does that mean he crawls in their dens? Only once, and his reaction to what he finds within shakes him to the core. He adapts himself to the wolves' ways — he learns to take wolf-naps so that he can observe them for long periods of time continuously without getting tired. And when the caribou return from their wintering grounds, he discovers, contrary to what the government has been told, that wolves are not responsible for the decline in caribou population.
Fast forward 50+ years, to this year, 2013. What is on the cover of the news/north newspaper this week?
Fifty years have gone by and the problem remains! Farley Mowat correctly identified the cause of the caribou slaughter when he found a field of caribou bones near a trapper's shack — the trapper was killing hundreds of caribou a year to feed his sled dogs. Back then, they used nearly the whole animal, but now, killing for the sake of killing makes me ill. Trigger happy people should go to a gun range and shoot paper targets, not beautiful, majestic creatures. And there are a lot of trigger happy people in the North, and they think they can get away with it, and they think they have a right to kill what they want, and they do it because their twisted sense of humanity thinks it is fun. That newspaper article speaks of 50+ animals killed with only very small portions being taken for food, a practice very much against what the elders teach. (Wolves, by contrast, kill very few caribou, and only the weak and elderly ones, and, of course, eat it all.)
Part of me desperately hopes they find out who did it all (the carcasses were found in 12 different sites, so it was probably lots of different people), and part of me knows it won't help. Not unless the local people — the people from that community — decide it is definitely wrong and their internal culture changes. Part of me thinks that if no witnesses will come forward — and who would want to rat on their friends and family? — then the whole community should lose its caribou hunting rights. They have a grocery store; let them buy their meat there. But, that's our ugly friend colonialism back for a visit, telling native populations what to do and disciplining them like they are children. No, the government needs to stop interfering and the people who live there need to start acting like responsible, life-respecting adults. Own up to what you have done. Admit you feel bad about it (if you do, don't lie if you don't). Stop killing just because you can.
I would love to ask one of these trigger happy people "what will you do when all the caribou are gone? Elsewhere in Canada, when the native animals were killed off, domestic animals were brought in. Beef replaced buffalo, pigs in place of antelope. Are you going to become farmers? That will be challenging with the wolves and bears and so much wilderness. Will you cut down all the trees to make fields? Will you grow crops to feed your cows?"
It would be infinitely better if those who live among the caribou could learn to appreciate what they have in them — an amazing, healthy food source — and protect the caribou population, to prevent their extinction. I am a stranger in a strange land; I am not from here. I wasn't raised among the caribou, among the wolves. I was raised on a farm (which you may have already guessed), so if I want to be an activist, I should do so in the realm where my heritage is — agriculture in Canada. To be an activist here makes me judgmental, as so many environmental activists who go far from home to make a stand are. And I do have some thoughts about agriculture in Canada… but they will have to wait for another day.


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The election in August to fill the vacant seat of the 29th Judicial District Chancery Court is historic; the position seldom has been contested.
Robert D. Jones became judge of the Dyer County Law and Equity Court in 1934 and retired in 1982. During his almost half-century tenure, Jones faced a challenger only once. In August 1974, Jones defeated Joe Boyd, 3,311 votes to 2,958 cast for Boyd.
Jones died in August 1995.
The 9th District Chancery Court covered several counties in West Tennessee, but in the 1988 judicial realignment, Dyer and Lake counties were united in the current 29th Judicial District.
When Jones retired in 1982, former Dyersburg mayor David Lanier won the Law and Equity and Chancery Court judgeship in a four-way race with attorneys Charles M. "Bubba" Agee, Joe Boyd and John Palmer.
Lanier held the post until April 1993, when he was removed by the state legislature after he was indicted in federal court for civil rights violations.
Retired Weakley County judge Homer Bradberry was appointed in August 1992 by the Tennessee Supreme Court to serve temporarily as chancellor.
Attorney Steve Stafford was appointed chancellor by Gov. Ned McWherter in May 1993, where he served without opposition until he was appointed to the Tennessee Court of Appeals on June 12.
Stafford was two years into his second full eight-year term when he was named the appeals court.
Four people have qualified to run for the post -- Dyersburg attorney Mark Hayes, Dyer County General Sessions Judge Tony Childress, Lake County General Sessions Judge Danny Goodman and Dyersburg attorney Steve Scofield.
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The semipalmated sandpiper, Calidris pusilla, is a small bird named for the webbing present between its toes (Terres 1980). Despite its somewhat nondescript coloration, the species is used as a standard for identification of sandpipers. Distinguishing characteristics include a thick black bill and black legs (Paulson 2005). Both sexes are similar in appearance, differing mainly in bill size and shape. Male bills are short and blunt, while the longer bills of females have a tapered and slightly drooped form (Farrand 1983). Plumage and body coloration vary with age and season, and descriptions are divided accordingly below. Breeding Adult Plumage varies from grayish-brown to mottled brown and black upperparts with an occasional reddish tint (Paulson 2005). The brow feathers (supercilium) and throat are conspicuously white, and the head is marked on each side with a brown loral (between the eye and bill) stripe. The breast usually bears several brown stripes and dots, and the sides of the body are often streaked with brown.Non-breeding Adult Plumage is gray-brown with fine, dark streaks at the shaft of the feathers (Paulson 2005). The supercilium and loral stripes are similar to those of breeding adults. Juvenile Legs are olive, darkening to black during the fall migration (Paulson 2005). Plumage coloration is quite variable, but most individuals are brownish with feathers fringed in tan and tipped with white, giving the birds a scaled appearance. Breasts of the youngest individuals are tan, fading to white during the first migration.
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Italian Fabrizio Meoni, who says he no longer has a shot at the overall win, won today's 15th stage of the Dakar Rally, a 277-mile stage between Luoxor and Abu Rish in Egypt.
Meoni won by almost two minutes over Sweden's PG Lundmark. The win puts Meoni alone in the third place overall, 23 minutes behind second-placed Cyril Despres, and 40 minutes ahead of Jean Brucy.
The overall lead continues to be held by Richard Sainct, even though the KTM pilot was fifth in today's stage. Sainct, however, lost a minute in the standings to Despres and now leads by just 10 minutes over the Frenchman with two stages left. Marco Coma finished third today.


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When most people think of psychic protection, they think about a deliberate psychic attack, but everyone can benefit from psychic protection, as everyone experiences various forms of negativity (such as anger, jealousy, road rage, and stress) on a regular basis. Richard Webster, author of Psychic Protection for Beginners, details 10 easy ways that we can combat stress and negativity and provide ourselves and our loved ones with psychic protection.
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Developing your psychic abilities to the next level can take time, but if you don't take that first step you might not make time for the opportunity. Here, 365 Ways to Develop Your Psychic Ability author Alexandra Chauran presents five days of psychic development exercises that you can try for yourself to see where and how psychic development fits into your life.
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What can you expect during a psychic reading? Are they all the same? Karen Page, psychic for over forty years and author of My Life Across the Table, discusses what clients can anticipate during a psychic reading with her.
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Have you ever experienced an "Aha!" moment or wondered why it feels like you just know something without knowing how you know it? Have you ever woken from a dream only to have the events in that dream become reality during your day? Have you ever experienced a sign so strongly it caused you to change your mind or direction? All of these moments you've had are part of the incredible world of psychic symbols and intuition! Melanie Barnum, author of The Book of Psychic Symbols, discusses how easy it is to begin recognizing—and taking advantage of—the psychic symbols in our lives.
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There's been a lot of talk about psychic and paranormal kids in current movies, television, and books. The truth is, most kids today have intuitive and spiritual gifts! So how do you know if your child has these gifts? How do you foster them? Sara Wiseman, author of Your Psychic Child and Writing the Divine, gives us ten ways that psychic abilities emerge in our children....and perhaps ourselves.
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The recent economic downturn has had a ripple effect on most businesses, including those in the psychic and astrological consultation sectors. Most people are cutting back on life's little extras and are spending money more wisely, but does that mean you need to forgo your regular psychic consultations? Lisa Barretta, author of The Street Smart Psychic's Guide to Getting a Good Reading, details just how to make the most of your psychic spending during these tough economic times.


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Stop by the Leadership Studies Building to learn about the leadership studies minor and programs that serve campus and the community, as well as get hands-on with a service project.
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The spring of 1998 marked the first leadership studies graduating class. Twelve years later, the Leadership Studies Building opened its doors as the first university building in Kansas to achieve LEED gold certification for sustainability. Stop by for a tour and learn more about the largest academic program at K-State.
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2016 will mark an exciting year for me: the releasing of my book and the opportunity to bring life into a project that is very close to my heart, the opening of "The Whole Health Centre" in London NW3.
Both are born out of my passion for life health and all that makes us thrive as human beings.
The Whole Health Centre will be a place to gather, share and learn.
You will find a warm community welcome. Each dedicated team member and therapist will contributing a selection of tailored treatments and detox programmes, health events and seminars.
I will also be teaching a unique selection of small group classes that focus on self-management of specific symptoms from back pain and constipation to headaches.
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Lift the brain fog, wake up your system and relax in the peaceful surroundings of the French Pyrénées
A detox retreat is not only a wonderful way to shape up, improve your vitality, clear fuzzy thinking or get back to healthier habbits after over-indulging, it is a unique opportunity to remove yourself from daily routine.
After a week of treatments and relaxation you will be open to new beginnings, your energy will soar and your mind will be freer to resolve problems creatively.
Join a small group of like-minded people for a week of juices, counselling, yoga, massage and colonic treatments led by Anne-Lise herself.
The venue is spaciously comfortable and well appointed. The surroundings are closely connected with nature. The air is exceptionally clean, the water comes from a spring and there is a thermal pool in the garden; all contributing to the healing energy of the place
My treatments are client centred and I always incorporate a holistic approach to health and healing
My recommendations are adapted to the needs and situation of each person. They are simple, easy to apply and fully explained. I aim to treat mind and body based on the understanding that we have the power to influence and integrate them both with the correct approach and appropriate information.


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26 février 2016
Philadelphia Museum of Art Announces Major Gifts of American Art and $10 Million
Road and Trees, 1962. Edward Hopper, American, 1882 1967. Oil on canvas, 33 1/2 x 59 1/2 inches (85.1 x 151.1 cm). Bequest of Daniel W. Dietrich II, 2016. The Philadelphia Museum of Art announced today that its collection has been enriched by the bequest of more than fifty works of American art from the late philanthropist and art collector Daniel W. Dietrich II. Additionally, the Museum has received an endowment gift of $10 million from Mr. Dietrich's charitable funds that will support a broad range of initiatives in the... [Lire la suite]
01 février 2016
Roberto Capucci, Colonna Dorica, 1978
Roberto Capucci, Colonna Dorica. Abito-scultura in raso beige modellato come una colonna dorica, con cinta di foglie. Presentato nel 1978 a Roma, Palazzo Barberini. Fondazione Roberto Capucci
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L'Arc en Seine at TEFAF 2016
Jean-Michel Frank (1895-1941), Lamp, Circa 1930. Cross-shaped entirely covered with mica. Stamped and numbered. L'Arc en Seine at TEFAF 2016 © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015 François-Xavier Lalanne (1927-2008), Oiseau de Marbre, 1978. White marble coffee-table, feet in black lacquered metal, unique piece. L'Arc en Seine at TEFAF 2016 © TEFAF Maastricht, 2015 L'Arc en Seine (stand 612) - Directors: RAFAEL ORTIZ, CHRISTIAN BOUTONNET Contact: 27 et 31 rue de Seine75006... [Lire la suite]
21 novembre 2015
Gagosian exhibits first in-depth exploration of the innovations in Francis Bacon's late work
Francis Bacon, Self-Portrait, 1978, oil on canvas, 78 × 58 1/8 inches (198 × 147.5 cm). Private Collection. © The Estate of Francis Bacon. All rights reserved. / DACS, London / ARS, NY 2015. Photo by Rob McKeever. NEW YORK, NY.- Gagosian New York is presenting "Francis Bacon: Late Paintings." This is the third exhibition of Bacon's work following "Francis Bacon: Triptychs" (Gagosian London, 2006) and "Isabel and Other Intimate Strangers: Portraits by Alberto Giacometti and Francis Bacon" (Gagosian New York,... [Lire la suite]
24 mars 2015
Sotheby's Hong Kong to present Fine Chinese Paintings spring sale 2015 on 6 april
Zhang Daqian, Ancient Temple in the Mist, 1978, splashed ink and colour on paper, framed, 70.9 x 138.5 cm. Est. HK$18 – 25 million / US$2.3 – 3.2 million. Photo: Sotheby's. Hong Kong - Sotheby's Hong Kong Fine Chinese Paintings Spring Sale will be held on 6 April in Hall 5, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Offering more than 300 paintings by modern Chinese artists, the sale is estimated in excess of HK$180 million / US$23 million*. Highlights include fresh-to-market works from the family collections of... [Lire la suite]
12 mars 2015
JExhibition at Joan B. Mirviss focuses on the classical concept of the tsubo
Shigaraki stoneware tsubo with upraised neck, 15-16th century. Glazed stoneware, 16 1/4 x 15 1/8 in. Joan B. Mirviss Ltd at Asia Week New York 2015 Kuriki Tatsusuke. Ovoid, lobed vessel with linear patterning in pink-silver glaze and sculpted mouth. Japan, 1988. Glazed stoneware. 11.37 x 10.25 inches. Joan B. Mirviss Ltd at Asia Week New York 2015 NEW YORK, NY.- With its unparalleled and unbroken history in ceramics, Japan continues to lead the world in the important field... [Lire la suite]
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Magnificent Platinum, 18 Karat Gold, Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond and Diamond Pendant-Necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels, New York, 19
Magnificent Platinum, 18 Karat Gold, Fancy Intense Yellow Diamond and Diamond Pendant-Necklace, Van Cleef & Arpels, New York, 1978 - Photo Sotheby's The flexible necklace set with numerous round diamonds weighing approximately 95.00 carats, length 18 inches, signed VCA, numbered N.Y. 47924; suspending a detachable pendant centered by a heart-shaped Fancy Intense Yellow diamond weighing 47.14 carats, framed by round diamonds weighing approximately 8.00 carats, signed Van Cleef & Arpels, numbered NY... [Lire la suite]
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Olivier Debré (1920-1999), Norvège brune ottual, 1978
Olivier Debré (1920-1999), Norvège brune ottual, 1978. Photo Delorme & Collin du Bocage Huile sur toile. Au dos signée, titrée, datée avec un envoi 100 x 100 cm - Estimation : 6 000 - 8 000 € Exposition : Galleri Riis, 1979. (Vente Tajan, lot 47) MO Delorme & Collin du Bocage. Mercredi 27 avril à 14h00. Drouot Richelieu Salle 6. EMail : firstname.lastname@example.com - Tél. : 01 58 18 39 05
04 juillet 2010
M.GERARD A Magnificent Cabochon Emerald and Diamond Necklace, France, 1978
M.GERARD A Magnificent Cabochon Emerald and Diamond Necklace, France, 1978. photo by Betteridge Jewelers A magnificent cabochon emerald and diamond collar necklace, designed as a series of fifteen oval cabochon emerald and circular-cut diamond clusters with diamonds scroll motif intersections, mounted in gold, circa 1978. Price $195,000 Monsieur Louis Gerard was formally an executive at Van Cleef & Arpels and founded his own company with the assistance of Comtesse de Ribes in 1968. Within a decade he became the one of... [Lire la suite]
03 juin 2010
Previously Unseen U2, Beatles, and Rolling Stones Photographs Up for Sale
Lot 257. An historic set of photographs of U2 at the Stella Ballroom, Limerick, Ireland during the Limerick Civic Week Pop '78 Competition, 17th March 1978, comprising thirteen strip negatives and a corresponding set of prints, 20.5 x 30.5cm (8 x 12in), to be sold with copyright. Estimate: £10,000-15,000. Photo: Bonhams. LONDON.- Four photographic archives of previously unseen images of U2, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are to go under the hammer at the Entertainment Memorabilia auction on 23rd June 2010 at... [Lire la suite]


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Mission Statement: The Learning First Alliance/Rhode Island is dedicated to improving student learning in Rhode Island's public schools. We believe that educators and education associations must take responsibility for uniting key stakeholders in the education field, focusing attention on critical issues, and using sound research to promote the continual and long-term improvement of public education. The Learning First Alliance/Rhode Island believes that public school education is the basic right for every child in a democratic society, the bedrock of the American Dream and the best hope for American success in the 21st Century.
The Learning First Alliance/Rhode Island released a report in November 2007 detailing widespread improvement in the performance of Rhode Island's public schools. According to the report's Preface, "Nothing in this report is intended to imply that Rhode Island's schools have completed the school improvement process. Rhode Island, like every other state, still has a great deal of work to do. It is important to note that RI educators are fully engaged in school improvement and that steady and significant progress is being made. By fostering this fundamental understanding, the Learning First Alliance/Rhode Island hopes to change the current dialogue about schools in RI from one characterized accusation to one characterized by mutual support."
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Have tried several brands of disposable and chargeable. Blu has best vapor/drag/and flavor, but it's claim of 200-250 drags is reaching. Out of 10 recently purchased disposables, only one gave me over 100 drags. The last one, not even 30 - which is why I am writing this!0 2


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Similar wiki-style programs are Zim (based on GTK+ and Python), Wixi (based on Python and GTK+), KeepNote (based on Python and GTK+), Notecase (based on GTK+), BasKet (based on Qt), Gnudiary (also based on Qt), Tomboy (GTK+, based on Mono), Gnote (Tomboy port to C++) and Tiddlywiki (self-modifying, single-HTML contained personal wiki, written in JavaScript and expandable with plugins). Also Treeline, an advanced outliner written in Python and personal database available for Linux and Microsoft Windows, has similar functions.
Kjots is not the most powerful of applications. To tell you the truth, there isn't much that you can do on Kjots apart for simple note-taking. In contrast, Tomboy notes lets you link between notes, synchronize them via SSH or WebDAV, and even use plugins. Kjots, on the contrary lacks some very basic features like spell-check, but this lack is actually a feature. Kjots is simply the best application if you want to take notes or write texts that you're not intending to print.
Taking notes on a computer is so much better than taking them on paper. First of all, they're all in one place, and they stay the way they are. I don't know about you, but my notebooks tend to wander around my room and find shelter in improbable places. If you place paper in the econs folder in your "Lectures" drawer, chances are that it will not be there when you want to read your econs notes before a test.
The best way to counter the annoying ability of notebooks to move around is to take them on a computer. Computers tend to stay where you put them last – hopefully – and they don't move your documents around (well, vista does). However, for a disorganized person this system still has its limits. Should I organize my econs in two folders –one for lectures and one for seminars– or just in one? Where should I save a new econs course?
KJots' system resolves all these problems at once. In KJots, notes are organized in "books" and "Pages." You start by creating a new book which will itself have one page to start with.
To keep the same example, I would Entitle this first book "Economics" and the first Page "Introductory Course."
As the lecturer progresses into a second course, I would create a second page entitled "Investment on Education" and so on and so forth.
But KJots is not only an efficient way of keeping notes, but it is also very usefull for writing blog posts and articles that you'd publish later.
I use it to write all my TechHaze articles, each new one in a new page in the TechHaze book. Whether you write poetry, a novel or a dissertation, KJots will probably be the best tool to quickly access, edit and organize your notes.
All your writings are autosaved. This may seem like a relatively unimportant point, but the way it's implemented makes it a gamechanger.
Autosave is so integral to the KJots experience that there isn't even a save button in the default interface.
Basically, you just write what you have to write and quit the program when you're done.
This not only saves you the little time the application uses to save your documents (the autosaving feature works seamlessly) but also spares you the "Are you sure" dialog box.
After using KJots for several months, it was the save button on regular word processors that seemed out-of-place.
When you write a blog post or dissertation, your main goal is not to read it yourself but rather to publish it for others to read.
For ths task, any word processor is adapted. When you've finished writing, you do a final spell-check and then copy the text and paste it into the blog dashboard.
There is no need for an alternate method of reading your work. However,
If you're writing a book, or taking notes in class, re-reading your work in an optimized interface can save you more time than you would think.
What you need is a complete linear view of all your courses that you can read just by sliding down the page with a table of contents that links you to each particular course. Simply selecting a book in KJots provides you with just that.
Not only does it provide you with a complete worry free way of accessing and reading your notes but you're still one click away from editing them.
If you're using KJots to write a book, you might appreciate the easy way of revising your text and skipping to the chapters that you want while having access to the editor when you see a badly phrased sentence.
To create a new book, use Ctrl+Shift+N or the menu entry File → New Book, and you will get a new book named New Book with an empty page named New Page.
The name of the new book should now appear in the left part of the window. If you want the book to be in your "Bookmarks", use Ctrl+B or the menu entry Bookmarks → Add Bookmark. You can even organize your bookmarks in separate folders just as you probably do in Konqueror.
Maybe you have noticed that there is no "Save" anywhere. This is not an error, KJots saves your books and pages automatically, so you will never lose that small note you write when you are on the phone and need to write down something in a hurry.
If you want to have your books in a different order, you can simply drag and drop the book to the place where you want it to be.
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# The third page
This is the third page and is an example for KJots.
Remember that the dialog where you are prompted for a filename is a standard KDE dialog. That means it is just as easy to store the file on your local hard disk as it is to save it on a web server, ftp server or USB memory stick. So you can export as html and save it on a webserver; this way you always have your notes available to you.
Using Pages.
Pages are where you actually write whatever you are going to write. Once you have created a book, you can type text in the main text box.
To create additional pages, you can use Ctrl+N or the menu entry File → New Page, which will create a new page. Similarly, the current page can be removed using File → Delete Page.
If you need to insert the current date and time while you are writing a note, you can use Ctrl+Shift+I .
So that you can get to the page you want to see, pages can (and should) be given a name. This can be done in the way you are used to: double click the page you want to rename. You are then able to rename the page. Of course there is also a keyboard shortcut you can use at any time while writing a note. The shortcut is: Ctrl+M.
Another way of renaming the page is by selecting a part of your note and then press Ctrl+T. The selected text will instantly become the title of the page.
Writing or editing your notes you can use the actions from Format menu or from the toolbar to format your text.


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Tonight we got on the roots train and did our annual All-Jamaican special "One Fe Robert". From ska & rocksteady, to roots, dub, and even a wee bit of dancehall. An IRIE good time!
Tonight's program is a mix of old and new music from France and French-speaking countries. We will be playing an excerpt from the Minnesota Opera's newly-commissioned works, Silent Night. The opera is in English, French and German, the language of the soldiers. The story is true and is about the 1914 Christmas Eve truce, when soldiers of both sides laid down their weapons.
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