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Re: PS3 Freezes With White Lines
Woaw my boy you got guts my man haha : )
To remove the excess heat spred or heat sink thermo paste yada yada yada... i herd you need to use rubbing alcohol I THINK and then you get something like a credit card to spread more Heat sink, thermo paste yada yada yada...
You know what i mean. I think its rubbing alcohol man but you really should have the proper tools i had a Heat gun with me when i tried to fix my PS3 40gb and i kinda forgot what it was for any way my point being its a complicated progress are you sure your doing everything as instructed properlly from your source?
Re: PS3 Freezes With White Lines
At first it did YLOD right when I turned it on and I was like **bleep**!
But then I remembered I forgot to plug the blu ray player back in so I did that and thought that would help, but it didn't. Still got the YLOD, ergo death.....
You are all invited to the funeral.
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DANG man i hate to hear that after all the work you went threw...there had to have been a bad solder under that chip and when you removed that heatspreader the little force must had just finished it off if everything else was done right...sometimes these things happen and it sucks donkey balls.....you can always check out www.endlesselectronics.org as they can reball that gpu and make it like new again....
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I told you bro it was not worth the time.
You should had just given up on it i knew there was no chance for it to succeed just i dont know buy a new one or something fixing it is no go jo!!
Sorry for your umm... loss
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but www.endlesselectronics.org can do a reball on them and they are good to go as they will resolder the BGA..
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This past quarter was a busy one for the medical assistant (MA) program at Globe University – Appleton. Program chair, Michelle Vanden Heuvel, was excited to share some of the different projects and successes throughout the quarter.
The students in the CMA review class are putting together memory kits for the MemoryWorks Program through Lutheran Social Services. The memory kits will contain groups of pictures related to a common topic that is meant to spark the memory of an adult client with dementia and assist in initiating a conversation about that topic. The students will then write a reflection about how putting these kits together will help them become more aware of older adults and the results of dementia and other geriatric memory disorders.
Another important hands-on learning experience took place recently in the Human Disease class. Students in this class were preparing to be tested on how to properly wrap surgical instruments for sterile procedures. These students learn different draping, sanitation, and sterilization techniques to help them throughout their education at Globe.
These techniques helped one student, Brandon Howell, to secure a job within his first quarter at Globe. He accepted a medical assistant position at the Ear, Nose, and Throat Specialists of Wisconsin almost immediately after starting at Globe.
"Two reasons I was able to land a job so early in my program are due to the hands-on learning and connections that Globe University has in the community," Brandon said.
Other students in the MA program have also secured jobs before graduation. Amber Postel has accepted a position as a CMA at Thedacare, in Pediatrics (TCP Pediatrics Neenah) and Jennifer White has accepted a position as a CMA at ThedaCare Physicians in Internal Medicine. Both are set to graduate in March.
Michelle Vanden Heuvel is pleased with the progress of the students this quarter.
"The students are very enthusiastic to learn and we are using real-world scenarios and activities to help them further their MA skills," Michelle said.
Director of Career Services, Jenny Schroth, loves when students meet with her early in their education with Globe.
"I enjoy working with students early on in their program to assist them with gaining career-relevant experience. It's important to show employers that you are a proactive, passionate, goal-driven individual. I'm proud of Brandon for reaching out to me early, following my guidance and securing an MA position as a first quarter student. Truly amazing and makes my own career so rewarding!" Jenny said.
Congratulations to Brandon, Amber and Jennifer. To learn more about the medical assistant program at Globe University, call 877-303-6060.

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Winning and maintaining customer loyalty is a constant challenge among businesses. Ironically, it often puts too much emphasis on what the company is giving rather than what the customer is getting. In reality, what one says is not always what the other hears, and, as a result, tremendous efforts and resources are wasted on what often becomes a one-way conversation.
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The best bread pudding ever! We will sometimes call ahead and order just the bread putting to bring back home!
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The best bread pudding ever! We will sometimes call ahead and order just the bread putting to bring back home!
This is a small, cozy place with great food. We love this place and go everytime we visit Ketchum/Sun Valley. The menu is good and it is a great place to talk. You need reservations to go there. they have a seasonal menu.
Buccatini so good we gave up a chance to try another place and went here twice. Spaghettini also good, as is one of the most creative salmon presentations (atop a sweet potato pancake); ditto on the bread pudding (more cake-like). Casual atmosphere, with an interesting middle room, nice staff.
Made a reservation from my phone, while still on the road travelling to sun valley from Salt Lake City, place sight unseen. Turned out to be the best birthday dinner for my husband in years. The waiter was excellent, wish I could remember his name. We both had the lasagna and a salad. Yum. Portion was perfect and the atmosphere... More
Be sure to make your reservations well in advance as this is the most popular Italian restaurant in town. Come for an amazing meal with friends or to celebrate your anniversary. The homemade pasta and lasagna are by far the best I've ever had and the veal is also exceptional. The wine list here is very extensive and you are... More
All of our old favorite restaurants were very busy of the New Year so we walked in to Il Naso and they found a place for us. What great food and service! Our waiter was very helpful since we had not eaten her before and his recommendation were spot on. Osso Buco was on of the best I have ever... More
First, I have to say that I am a big fan of il Naso! I love Sam, the owner and think Kate, the chef is awesome! The good is consistently excellent. I have been going there since it opened and have been through 3 owners. It just gets better! That being said we have had the same waiter the last... More
Food and service was superb start to finish I can highly recommend . We had appetizers salads main courses and desert for a party of 6 not one item was not excellent highly recommended !!
The room is lovely. You can eat and talk and hear. Bravo to the wait staff and to the kitchen who prepared a marvelous meal. What they do with pork belly deserves kudos galore and the wild mushroom ravioli were a treat to remember. Thank you. We will return soon.
This is the second time we have visited Il Naso when we have been in The Sun Valley /Ketchum area on vacation. The food was well prepared, but the entrees were on the smallish side. Appetizers were excellent- we had a butternut squash soup and a beet salad. The elk chop was excellent but much smaller than we expected. The... More
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False dichotomies: talking weather, mostly
I love autumn. I love the leaves changing colors, the final blooms on lots of flowers, fruit forming on trees, cool drizzly mornings… not to mention decorating for Halloween, planning for Thanksgiving and Christmas, and other fun things.
I don't like hot weather. Most anyone who knows me knows that. And I also really dislike snow: specifically having to slog through snow, deal with the way many drivers behave in snow (and how some seem to think that snow and ice give them permission to ignore pedestrians altogether), ice-slippery walkways, and so forth. And twice every year, when one of the other of those disliked kinds of weather are happening, and I say something about it, someone (whether it be a reader of my blog, some random twitter commenter, or even a long time friend), will exclaim in utter disbelief. "How can you not love winter? I thought you hated hot weather!?" Or, "How can you complain about this warm weather when you were bitching about snow six months ago?"
It's like they think it is a binary: you are allowed to hate either heat or cold, and if you dislike one you must love the other. That's nonsense. What I hear when they decry my supposed inconsistency is, "Why are you objecting to being stabbed in the heart? I thought you despised poison!"
I grew up in the central Rocky Mountains, which is ski country, and where snow season runs from mid-October to mid-May. Every memory I have of going trick-or-treating on Halloween as a child involved wearing snow boots or galoshes, a heavy coat and gloves. Sometimes we skipped whole blocks of houses because the snowplow had been through to clear the street, and the sidewalk was completely blocked by an eight-foot-tall pile of snow, ice, and slush embedded with copious amounts of gravel and asphalt.
Those big plow-drifts were a favorite source of snowball-material for the kinds of bullies that I was always the target of. So while it would be an exaggeration to say that snowball fights are triggering for me, the imagery evoked by alluding to snowball fights is never pleasant for me.
My point is, I have experienced snow. I have literally, as a child, walked to school in minus-fifteen degree weather. If I never have to be in snow again I'll be perfectly happy.
Yet, I love Christmas and specifically decorating for Christmas. You will see snow-speckled ornaments on many of my trees. I can sing more harmony parts to "Let It Snow" "Sleighride" and "Winter Wonderland" than you can shake a stick at. I'm able to separate my dislike of trudging through snow from actual fun activities one can have in such weather.
Similarly, with hot weather one problem I have is that I come from a long line of pale-pink-bluish freckled people. My skin does not know how to tan. It knows three hues: the pale pink with blue highlights, searing bright red covered with blisters, then when that peels off, pale pink-bluish with orange freckles. Also, I come from a long line of people who develop sun-induced skin cancers (and have even had a small one myself!), so I'm under doctor's orders to stay out of the sun. Plus, my body just doesn't deal with high temperatures. I just want to sleep through the hot parts of the day, but day jobs aren't conducive to that, so I'm cranky, listless, and miserable when it gets hot.
Knowing about how much I hate heat waves and snow, it really should be no surprise how much I love autumn weather. That doesn't mean that I don't find some things about the transitions of autumn occasionally inconvenient, annoying, or just startling. Most years, for instance, I don't switch from my medium-weight jacket to my coat when I ought. I'll wear the medium jacket for a few weeks and everything is fine. Then one day during the walk home from work, it will be way colder than it had been in the morning, and I'll wish I'd switched to my heavy coat.
A bit over a week ago I was walking home from work and turned a corner, and was startled at how dark the sidewalk was. When I'd left the office, it had seemed to still be full daylight. The sun was actually at the horizon, but since the first bit of my walk is between tall buildings, I didn't actually see the sun setting. Yeah, I knew how late it was, and I know that sunset gets a minute or two earlier every day during the fall, but I was thinking about other things (listening to an audiobook, as I recall). Over the course of the walk the sun sank slowly, the light very gradually getting dimmer. By the time I was nearly home, it wasn't really dark out, yet, but the sky was definitely closer to indigo than azure. And the particular section of street I was turning onto, just a few blocks from home, has a lot of trees on it plus to the west were a pair of taller condominium complexes, casting long shadows over the whole street. It still wasn't dark, but it was a significant change walking into those shadows, particularly when my mind was in another time and place because of the audiobook.
I literally stopped for a moment, startled at the sudden dimness. It only took a millisecond to realize that I just hadn't been paying attention to the deepening twilight and the shadows. But it was the starkest reminder I'd had that sunset was getting a lot earlier than it has been. Sometimes it only takes a well-timed turn to throw a gradual change into stark contrast.
When I mentioned to a friend how early sunset was getting, they responded with a bit of a shrug. They weren't blowing me off, but it felt that way. To be fair, I didn't give them all the context of how I hit that mark.
But it reminds me that we aren't all paying attention to the same things. I've been watching the slow but very steady embrace of racist, xenophobic, sectarian bigotry by leaders of the Republican Party for the last 36 years. I have called out and warned about the consequences of encouraging voters to blame people with different accents, skin color, religious beliefs, et cetera for the real economic pain that people feel. I have been decrying the stagnation and then contraction of wages, while giving bigger and bigger tax cuts to the wealth. I've been pointing out the dangers of dismantling labor unions, giving corporations more and more legal rights. I've been watching the slow slide. I've been trying to tell friends and acquaintances that the Republican politicians are the very people picking their pockets while placing the blame on immigrants, brown people, queers asking for equal rights, and so forth.
So I am well aware that voting for Romney was voting for all the same bigotry and economic inequality that Trump embodies. Just as voting for McCain was, and voting for Bush, and so on. I have been watching the gradual shift, well aware that the exact same bigotry underlay the policies the Reagan espoused, just more subtle and coded before. So when lifelong Republicans are reacting with horror to Trump, yeah, I've been pretty dismissive, telling people they had to be blind or delusional not to have seen this coming; not to have seen that they have brought it on themselves (and the rest of us).
When in fact, they just weren't paying attention to the same things I was.
It doesn't change the fact that, yeah, they made this bed. But I shouldn't be quite so mean that it has taken them longer to notice at least some of the hate and ignorance.
We've taken a turn into shadows and muck that that have been gathering and deepening for decades. Now that a few of you have seen it, would you mind grabbing a shovel, and helping those of use trying to clear a path back to the light?
I'm worse than Goldilocks
Even as a little kid I did not sympathize with Goldilocks in the classic fairy tale. There you have the bear family with their neat little house: each family member has a favorite chair, their own bed, their own special bowl for food. And they've just taken a walk in the woods while they wait for their dinner to cool down, and this rude girl barges into their house, messes with all of their stuff, breaks a piece of furniture, eats a third of the food, and then decides to go to sleep in one of the beds of this house that she's broken into.
That wasn't all that annoyed me. I was also annoyed at how critical Goldilocks was of everything. "This chair is too hard!" "This chair is too soft!" et cetera, et cetera.
But while I can't recall ever having barged into someone's house and messed with their property, I do have something in common with Goldilocks: sometimes I want things exactly the way I want them, and I find myself grousing over things being inferior to what I want—sometimes in contradictory ways.
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It's too darn hot
I knew July was going to be a sparse blogging month, since I'm doing Camp NaNoWriMo again, this time to wrap up my previous novel to get it published. I didn't take into account how unproductive I become when it's hot.
Of course, I'm always hopeful that the hot weather will hold off a little while. Statistically, the jet streams and other large weather systems that directly impact Seattle don't switch to the summer pattern until about July 12. Even though we have only experienced measurable precipitation on Independence Day about one out of every four years (and many of the years that precipitation is a very scant trace of only a tenth of an inch or less), that's the reason that some people often joke that "the rain will end on July 5."
And it's not as if the weather we're having constitutes a heat wave according to most people. But any time the temperatures get above 80°F I start melting. I just want to find some shade with a cold breeze and a cool drink. And if I do find a moderately cool spot, I usually just fall asleep.
I'm okay most of the day, since I'm in a nice, big air conditioned office building. I have energy, I work, I get things done. But the walk home in the sun and heat just wipes me out. And we don't usually get enough of these days for it to make economic sense for most people to have a fully air conditioned house.
We bought a new small air conditioning unit for our bedroom. In the past we had one of those window units. It worked okay, we could have one room that was a comfortable temperature. We could hang out in the bedroom for a few hours in the evening until the sun went down. The temperature outside drops considerably at that point, and we can open the doors and windows, put a fan in the front door, and cool down most of the house to a reasonable temperature again. And of course, the bedroom is cool enough that we can both sleep.
But our windows aren't really the kind those sort of air conditioners are designed for, and there were some issues. It started dying a few years ago, I think hastened by those issues. We got rid of it. We toughed it out two years without.
The new one is one of those units on wheels, with a large PCV hose that attaches to a vent we put in the window. It's really only intended to cool one room, but we've made that work before.
Each night since we got it I've taken various writing project materials into the bedroom intending to get work done in the cool room. And each night I made it about a half hour before needing to take a nap.
It's supposed to be a little bit cooler today and tomorrow. Maybe I'll get some actual writing done.
Wish me luck!
Why I hate hay fever reason #5867
Late Wednesday afternoon at the office I was looking out the window wistfully at the rain. I'd been out earlier in the day (a small group of us walked to a nearby restaurant to have lunch with a former co-worker). It had been really pleasant. No rain, overcast enough that I didn't need sunglasses, and not cold or breezy. The rain that was coming down later just looked nice. Yes, I like the rain, so sue me.
In the lane, (g-d d-mn) snow is glistenin'
So I totally understand why some of my long distance friends don't understand just how much I despise snow. I hate snow. I have said many times that if I never have to walk in snow ever again—even if I live to be a million years old—I would be just fine.
The wettest September ever
Why Seattleites don't use umbrellas
I've been asked the question many times: as rainy as Seattle is, why don't any of you have umbrellas? The answer is surprisingly logical, but it takes awhile to explain.
First, despite the reputation, Seattle isn't as rainy as you think. Manhattan gets more precipitation per year than Seattle, for example. Now, it's true that within an hour's drive of Seattle are rain forests that get far more rain than that, but because of mountain ranges to the east and west, plus the the enormous heat sink that is the Puget Sound (an arm of the Pacific Ocean) on one side, and the slightly less enormous heat sink of Lake Washington on the other side, we have weird weather patterns that pushes a lot of the moisture into a convergence zone north of us.
One reason the people who visit or move here from other places think it rains more than it does is because we have many, many, many days of overcast with cool temps and a damp feeling in the air—but not rain. It feels like rain, or at least as if it must have just been raining minutes ago and you just missed it. So they think of some days as rainy when there wasn't any actual rain.
When we do have rain, all that geography I mentioned means it might be drizzling in one neighborhood, but dry as a bone only a few blocks away.
The rain itself often comes as such a light drizzle that it feels more like a heavy fog or mist than rain. On days like that, it doesn't matter whether you have an umbrella. If you're walking, you get damper and damper and damper just from colliding with those micro droplets that seem to hang suspended, rather than fall.
We have a variant of that, where the rain is coming down as perceptible drops, but each seems to be accompanied by a host of the micro droplets. So it feels like you're immersed. One of my friends describes it as, "It's like there's no difference between the air and the river or lake or whichever body of water is nearest."
On those very rare occasions where the rain is very heavy, it's almost always horizontal, because it is almost always accompanied by a strong wind. Again, a regular umbrella is useless against that (and is likely to be more of a bother, as the wind keeps trying to yank it away).
While we're on the subject of wind, we have lots of places where the wind is constant. My office is a few hundred feet from the water front, and the first two miles of my walk home from work is similarly very close to the water. There is a constant airflow either toward the water or away from it in that zone. Because it is constant, it often doesn't feel like a breeze. It seems to be almost nothing. You notice it most on either very warm days or cold ones. Because if the breeze is coming off the water, it's always cold. So when the weather is uncomfortably warm, the side of you body facing the water feels noticeably cooler than the other side. If the overall weather is cold, that same breeze makes one side of your body feel as if it has already frozen, and the other side is significantly less frigid.
I've watched people try to walk with umbrellas in that part of town a lot. I assume most of them are tourists, as there are a lot of tourist places in the neighborhood. Even though it doesn't feel like much of a breeze, people are fighting with the umbrellas at every corner. That airflow is sneaky that way. While you're walking along beside a building, you feel a slight tug on the umbrella, but it's easy to hang onto. Suddenly, as you get to the intersection, the pressure starts ramping up. Again, it doesn't feel like an actual wind in your face, yet the umbrella is suddenly yanking and swooping and surging like a living thing trying to escape you.
In between the extremes I described above, we have rain that is a bit more like what people from other parts of the world think of as rain, and on those rare days an umbrella can be helpful—for the three to five minutes it actually is raining at the spot you happen to be at. So, for three to five minutes, ten or eleven days out of the entire year, an umbrella can be useful.
I'm not a native Seattleite. So when I first moved here, I owned an umbrella—for a while I owned a few of those compact collapsing umbrellas, plus one traditional big umbrella. I tried different strategies, such as keeping one at the office, one at home, and one in the car, so I would always have one handy. Or I carried a compact one around in my backpack. The problem remained that either I didn't happen to have it near me when it would have been useful, or I'd have problems because of the wind, or by the time I dug it out and deployed it, the rain had either stopped, or shifted to the misty drizzle.
Most of the year one needs to have at least a light jacket handy, because it can go from sunny and pleasant to overcast and cold multiple times a day. Similarly, you need to have some sunglasses nearby, because those sun breaks can be quite blinding. You will use sunglasses hundreds, maybe thousands of times a year. But an umbrella will only be useful, at the very most, a dozen times a year.
And that's why most Seattleites don't use umbrellas—but almost all of us have spare pairs of sunglasses stashed around.
"Bring your coat; it's cold out!"
I was reminded recently of the last time I visited Arizona. It was 1982. I was attending college1 in southwest Washington. My mom, who had remarried a couple years before, was living in Phoenix with my stepdad and the older of my sisters2.
My sister was getting married3 on Christmas Eve, so I came to visit for Christmas break to attend the wedding and have Christmas with Mom.
Every time we left the house, Mom would urge me to bring my coat. And everywhere I went, I wound up carrying my coat draped over one arm. I regretted not packing several pairs of shorts. The temperature, as I recall, never dropped below the low 60s (Farenheit)4. My Mom and Step-dad weren't the only people wearing coats at the restaurants, movie theaters, and so on. I was sweating, but surrounded by an entire city of people practically shivering from the "cold."
December in Phoenix, at least that year, was like June in Seattle.
On the other hand, I start complaining about the heat when the temperature gets up into the high 70s—and whining by the upper 80s—which makes friends who live in Phoenix (and Texas, southern California, Florida, et cetera) laugh5. Since for only two or three weeks in August or July does Seattle temperatures get into what most people would classify as summer-ish, my tolerance for heat is nearly non-existent.
Mom's acclimation to Phoenix winter was particularly amusing to me, because during my childhood we lived in much, much colder places. During my junior high years, for instance, one of my morning chores during winter months was to carry an extension cord out to the driveway and plug-in the engine block heater for Mom's car. It was actually two heaters: one built into the oil pan, the other into the coolant system. It warmed up the engine block enough to make the car start easily in the cold. On those mornings where the thermometer out on our front porch showed the temperature was colder that -10°F (-23°C), I had to string the second extension cord out to plug in the engine block heater for Dad's pickup.
It got cold enough to justify the second extension cord at least a couple dozen times each winter.
Some years ago when on Christmas Eve I called my grandmother who still lives in that small Colorado town, she told me it hadn't been a terribly cold Christmas thus far. "We only got to 25-below6 once or twice this week!"7
And one of my cousins who was there chimed in that the windchill factor was only "minus fifteen."
Mom lived in that part of the country for a good 18 years, yet only a year or so in Phoenix was all it took for her to start thinking that what I considered early summer weather required a coat. Not a jacket, but a coat!
People are adaptable. We get used to the environment we're in (physical, emotional, or cultural), adjusting our comfort levels without concious thought. Adaptability is a good thing. It doesn't hurt, every now and then, to try to step outside yourself and look at what you've learned to accept as normal. In the abstract, are those really good things? Is this really where you want to be? Are you really who you want to be?
Similarly, are the people you disagree with just looking at things from a different perspective? Just because I think it's madness to wear a coat when the temperature is in the upper 60s doesn't mean it's wrong. Not in the way they would be if they were huddled under an umbrella complaining about getting wet when the sun is shining and the precipitation is zero.
It's important to distinguish between the way a person reacts to facts and the facts themselves.
1. During the long stretch of attending part-time, while living with my grandparents and working several jobs.
2. Our younger half-sister was living with my dad and stepmother back in Utah.
3. Which is a story so convoluted that if I used it in the plot of a novel, critics would universally pan the book as being totally unbelievable.
4. I have been known to be out and about wearing shorts when the temperature is 50°F (10°C)—and sometimes colder.
5. Of course, the last time I was in Texas in the summer, I noticed how many people spent those hot, muggy months inside their homes air-conditioned down to the lower 70s, riding in air-conditioned cars to sit in restaurants or churches air-conditioned down to the upper 60s, so I'm not sure they have as much to laugh about as they think.
6. That's -25°F, or -30°C.
7. Just today my half-sister, who lives nearby, commented that the high temperature this week had been 6°, or -14°C.
Frightful weather
I thought I was going to drown.
While Seattle is known for rain, most of the time what he actually experience is overcast days, with occasional scattered misting. We very, very seldom have downpours. Even the heavier showers tend to be intermittent and scattered.
But about once every winter I get caught in a true downpour that soaks through my waterproofed leather coat, and all the layers underneath.
Last night it happened early in my walk home. When I stepped outside the office building, it was barely drizzling. Three blocks later I pulled the hood of my coat over my head, as the hat was no longer enough. Then, four blocks further, it was as if angels in the sky above had aimed a bunch of firehoses right at me.
The first mile or so of my walk home is along our waterfront. Not right on it, a block away, so that about half the time there is a building between me and the open air. The deluge hit when I was on a two or three block section where there is nothing but lawn and train tracks sheilding me.
The wind was coming off the water.
Even in the height of summer, the Puget Sound only gets a bit less frigid than ice water. This time of year, the water is maybe a degree above freezing. So any breeze coming off of it is like an arctic blast.
Rain starts out high up in the sky as ice crystals. They warm up as the fall, turning into droplets of ice water. In really warm weather they may get all the way up to cool and refreshing, but this time of year, I suspect that they are only about a billionth of a degree above freezing when they reach a hapless pedestrian on the ground.
So I was being hammered by nearly frozen water. Each droplet sucking heat from me, while the cross-breeze was doing its best to finish the job and turn me into a popsicle.
And there wasn't really any place for me to go to get out of the rain. What buildings were nearby were mostly office complexes. So I moved as fast as I could.
I decided, once I had reached the halfway mark, when my walking route meets up with a bus line, to take shelter in the bus shelter(!) and wait for a bus.
The thinng that worries me about this, is that this is the second deluge I've experienced this year. And December is tradionally a month where we dry out a bit after the heavy rains of November, before the heavy rains of January.
I'm getting a bad feeling about this winter's weather.
Pineapple Express
Statistically, the last two weeks of November are the wettest time of year in Seattle. Unlike much of the rest of the year, where it's just overcast and damp most of the time, with random drizzles or showers here and there, the end of November is all about downpours.
The Pineapple Express is a nickname for a meteorologic phenomenon responsible for many of those heavy rains. Once the upper atmosphere's streams switch to the winter pattern, it is easy for an atmospheric river to form running from the tropical central pacific right up at northwestern Washington. The result in the city is ponds springing up on sidewalks and streets. Drivers not realizing that they can't safely follow othr cars as closely as they were just a month ago. Cars kicking up roostertails ten feet tall and drenching pedestrians.
Still, I love the rain. Admittedly, I prefer to listen to it pouring down while I'm inside somewhere dry, preferably with a hot beverage. But I also like walking it it, hearing the raindrops drum on the hood of my coat, walking around the deepest puddles (and occassionally letting my inner five-year-old out and stomping to make as big a splash as I can).
I love the way the air smells and feels while the rain is coming down hard–different than the after-rain smell, not better, just different.
I love thinking about where these raindrops have been. Evaporated from the warm ocean surface, carried thousands of miles aloft on the jet stream, and now returning to earth. Where they will soak into the ground, some to be taken up by the grass and and evergreens, others to form creeks that flow into rivers and one day return to the ocean. They may then descend to the deepest trenches of the ocean, eventually encountering a steam vent or a submerged lava flow, which gives them the energy to start ascending toward the surface, again.
So, don't complain about the rain. Go out there, say hello, and wish it well on this next cycle of it's incredible journey.


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News from our bars on Beer Corner USA….
Frank's Kraut is launching a National Campaign at the Crescent Moon Ale House, officially declaring Omaha the Inventors of the Reuben Sandwich! Mayor Jim Suttle will be at the Moon Thursday, March 14 (it really is tomorrow this time) from 2:00–5:00 pm and issue an official Mayoral Proclamation declaring March 14th "Reuben Sandwich Day" in Omaha at 4:30pm. Frank's Kraut will be here to take pictures of the official proclamation to feature on every can of Frank's Kraut. Join us for the official "Reuben Toast" and be in that picture!
- Because of the large volume expected between 2:00 and 5:00pm we will ONLY serve our famous Blackstone Reuben with choice of side.
All three bars will be OPEN for St. Patrick's Day on Sunday, March 17th from 11am-midnight.
- Don't miss Omaha's best Corn Beef and Cabbage Dinner $7.95 and $7.00 Corn Beef on Rye Sandwich with Fries or our famous Blackstone Reuben.
- Specials include: $3.75 Jameson and Gingers, Boulevard Irish Pints $3, Guiness Pub Cans $4, Murphy's Irish Stout Cans $3.50, Irish Car Bombs $4!
- A new selection of top shelf Irish Whiskeys.
- Irish or Irish-style beers but absolutely No Green Beer here!
Join us to celebrate Spring at our 8th Annual Bockfest on Saturday, March 23rd. The official Bockfest 2013 t-shirt will go on sale in Beertopia on Monday, March 18th. $12 each or 2 for $20.
- Bockfest will take place outside and inside rain or shine.
- We will have an official blessing of the Bock Bier. Thanks to August Schell Brewing Co. for brewing us a special ceremonial Bock Beer keg.
- Live polka music under the tent from Barry Boyce Band.
- An excellent selection of German food from the grill including our Hausmade Bockwurst.
- A fire pit for beer poking and to keep you warm. If this is new to you, we take a hot poker out of the fire and swirl it in your beer and it caramelizes the malt giving your beer new delicious character. Experience it!
- Costumes encouraged; goat legs, goat heads, Dirndls for the ladies or Lederhosen for the guys.
- Bock Beers include; Schell's Bock, Hacker Pschorr of Munich, Germany, Sprecher's Maibock, Boulevard's Boss Tom's Golden Bock and New Belgium's Hoppy Bock.
- We will be selling limited edition 2013 Bockfest Mugs and T-shirts.
- An appearance from the Jager Girls and the Barenjager Bear.
- The party moves inside at 7pm and keeps on going all night so don't miss this once a year event.
Volunteers are still needed for Bockfest. We will need just 2 more people for:
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Shifts are only two hours in length and for your time you will get tickets that you can use for beer and food (during this event only) and an official 2013 Bockfest mug. You can pick up your mug and tickets anytime on Saturday, but please if you sign up, show up. Please reply to this email firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, and a contact phone number.
New Beers on tap in The Crescent Moon Ale House….
- Lucky Bucket Spring Break Saison is a Seasonal Belgian-style Saison. 5.3%
- New ON CASK Empyrean Coffee infused Collapsar Oatmeal Stout has rich coffee and chocolate flavors smoothed out by the addition of oatmeal. 6%
- Upstream Flanagan's Irish Red has a sweet, caramel malt aroma with hints of toffee and minimal hop presence. The flavor profile is well balanced and in sync with the aroma with a subtle roasted finish that dries the palate. Overall this medium bodied, moderately carbonated ale is easy drinking. 5.3%
- Zipline Oatmeal Porter incorporating the smooth creaminess of organic rolled oats, dark malts give it chocolate and coffee undertones and a little creative hopping with Magnum and Sterling makes a well-balanced porter.
- Odell's Amuste is an Imperial Porter aged in oak wine barrels accented with juice from Tempranillo grapes grown on the Western Slope of Colorado, this harmonic combination is truly, a must. 9.3%
- Great Divide Espresso Oak Aged Yeti Imperial Stout has a generous infusion of Denver's own Pablo's espresso adds yet another layer of complexity, combining with the vanilla oak character, intense roasty maltiness and bold hop profile to create a whole new breed of mythical creature. 9.5%
- O'Hara's Irish Stout pours deep black with a thick creamy head. A true Irish Stout from Carlow's Brewing Co. in Ireland. Award winning, full bodied with a robust flavor and luxuriously smooth dry espresso like finish. A generous addition of Fuggles hops lead to a tart bitterness which mingles with the espresso like flavors. 4.3%
- O'Hara's Irish Pale Ale has light malt base with just the right mouth feel to allow the hop character to predominate. Grapefruit like bitterness is full and lasting balanced by a zesty citrus burst of aroma from the late addition of Cascade hops, dry hopped for extra aroma.
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Several new things have arrived this week…sounds like a broken record. But a darn good record!!
- Abita Strawberry Harvest has made it return. This is a perennial favorite among Spring beer drinkers. Lightly fruity coincides with a very faint grain and hop profile. Very drinkable or as we say in the beer geek world, highly sessionable.
- A new brew from Squatters showed up as well. Radio from Hell is the name of this Red Ale. This very well made amber boast a creative malt profile soon followed by a clean hop bitterness. I really liked this beer a lot!
- Blue Moon and there creative ways have come out with a new Spring offering. Valencia Amber ale boast a huge orange flavor backed by a wheat base. Typical Blue Moon spices are here but balance well.
- Schell's Maifest is back too. This golden Bock beer is really a crazy good hopped, malty creation. Golden is color the aromas are up toasty grains and the palate is of hoppy goodness.
- Leiny's has released the Summer Shandy. This "Country Time" lemonade beer is the perfect complement to the soon to be hot summer days. This beer has become so popular, it is being made this much sooner to keep up with demand!
Don't forget to sign-up for Beer School hosted by Chris Bettini and Aaron Bush. Call Beertopia for details. The classes are filling quickly. So don't hesitate!
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WE CULTURE SPECIFIC FUNGI AND BACTERIA TO PROLIFERATE OVER A SPECIFIC TIME FRAME -This renders all manner of wastes into perfect worm food with a carbon to nitrogen ratio of 10:1 and in conjunction with biochar you can easily make this optimum fertiliser/soil conditioner known as HH-4. This was the work of Albert Howard, the great agricultural pioneer who observed that the fertile forest floor was at the outset in the region of 10:1 carbon to nitrogen. Thus this was the basis of his research into producing a similar natural fertiliser and soil conditioner.
The results are that all types of pests and disease will be reduced to an absolute minimum, meaning no slugs, snails or caterpillars etc.,
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TO CONDITION ANY SOIL TYPE – WITHOUT ANY KIND OF SOIL ANALYSIS to produce healthy and abundant crops in one season. TESTED IN THE UK, INDIA AND AFRICA.
"FRESH HUMUS" (HH-4) HOLDS 20 TIMES ITS OWN WEIGHT IN WATER. (Oxford Real Farming Conference) Thus this is what is needed in modern day agriculture.
RESULT: NO SLUGS, NO SNAILS, NO CATERPILLARS, NO APHIDS etc., and much more drought resistant crops.
even airborne blight phytophthora infestans, which is an airborne blight, is done away with.
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Crop yields are increased and these attributes of disease resistance are passed on to the consumer forming a stronger immune system.
|We exemplify our work for schools, colleges and Universities to expound these principles into farming today. Also for NGO's and their training staff, such as CRS., OXFAM, UNICEF, SAVE THE CHILDREN and NORGESVEL, etc., who may wish to take this work to the rest of the world.
The land at our Well End Micro-farm has not previously been cultivated for 40 years and without the expense of heavy mechanical subsoil treatment. We have employed deep rooting plants to crack the subsoil pan. Food grown in this way with the Zero Till/Low Till methods is much higher in minerals, vitamins and proteins and is ten times higher in anti-oxidants. And is therefore considered Preventative Medicine (Howard).
This is the original science of Sir Albert Howard. Now reformulated
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The Director of Rothamsted Research witnesses the 300% increase in crop production
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Farming and Gardening for Health or Disease, Howard, 1945. price £10.00 Available here
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The health benefits of Howard's work can be studied in the title The Living Soil, Lady Eve Balfour, 1943. Price £10.00 Available here
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We are linked with The McCarrison Society: http://www.mccarrisonsociety.org.uk/latest
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All types of modern sustainable agricultural practises would benefit from the principles that we teach. These are missing in mainstream agriculture today the world over. They will play a large part in food security and disease prevention in crops and animals in the future.
If you wish to support our cause please donate to GGI stating what area of our work you would like to support. It is of the utmost importance that this science coming from the work of the great Sir Albert Howard CIE., MA., etc., who is now considered the Grandfather of organic farming, becomes available to the general public through us. and thus become available to the world-wide farming community.
Our sister web site is Good Gardeners International, reg charity no. 255300, which is raising funds for our projects in Africa and around the world.
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"I loved going to the theatre in London after school and then stay as a boarder. It was the first time I boarded and I really enjoyed it. I can't wait to do this again!"
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Year 11 boarding pupil.
"It's small and a family. Even the day pupils are like a huge family to us and I feel I have known them my whole life. We are quite good friends with a lot of older pupils and the younger ones we just seem to look after… It's fun to mess around with the younger ones sometimes."
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Year 10 International pupil
"It's a really historical School. It's nice to have something from way back even."
Year 9 pupil
"The one thing that stands out is that we are all welcoming and just one huge family. Whenever someone new comes-in, everyone knows them and is friends with them in the first week. There's no popularity contests or anything. If someone doesn't do so well it's not something we look down on."
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