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Washington's Whitman-Walker Clinic is recommending that all gay and bisexual men in the D.C. area be vaccinated against bacterial meningitis, the organization says on its website.Comment
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For kids dealing with intense or chronic pain, Children's National Medical Center is launching innovative treatments in a new pain clinic. Instead of traditional physical therapy, patients play video games.Comment
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A report in the latest edition of the New England Journal of Medicine says that doctors have uncovered how to "see" pain on brain scans.Comment
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I bought a very nice 10-year-old Harden cherry table (Shaker-style) recently. It is absolutely gorgeous, but is lacking it's extension leaves. (This is why it was for sale....the leaves were lost in a household move.) The table is 67" long without leaves (which is perfect 360 days/year), but several times a year I want to have a big table.
My husband is a great woodworker, but has limited time. I know it would be quite a challenge to match the cherry wood in color, graining, etc, so I suggested he make leaves that wouldn't necessarily match in wood color. I don't mind using a tablecloth when the table is extended.
What would be the easiest, best (considering it doesn't need to match) wood to use? We were discussing possibly MDF thinking it would lay flat and be inexpensive. It needs to be 1" thick. Any different suggestions? (BTW, he already found the fastening hardware.)
I don't understand why you're looking for alternative materials, since cherry is pretty widely available. You'd have to find some 5/4 planks and have them run down to 1", so you wouldn't be buying the lumber at Lowes; still, it shouldn't be too hard to source. The big-box stores don't carry any engineered materials (MDF, etc) that are 1" thick, so you're probably looking at a special order anyhow.
MDF is flat, but warps easily, soaks up water, and edges crumble/chip eaily. MDF does not hold the screws needed to secure the hardware well either.
A lumber yard should be able to provide 1" thick poplar/maple/cherry if LOYL does not have access to a planer wide enough to surface the wood---or the clamps to glue individual pieces together.
"MDF does not hold the screws needed to secure the hardware well either."
Leaves do not usually have screw mounted hardware, just some pins and sockets in the long edge.
You are going to pay a real premium for cherry boards wide enough and will likely still have to glue up at least two pieces per leaf.
If you normally use a table cloth anyway, some 1x pine with a layer of 1/4 inch plywood on the bottom to build it up would probably be fine.
If you want to save even more time look in the glue up rack for feather jointed wider shelf boards, and use slightly thicker plywood (the feather joint boards are less than 3/4 inch usually).
For "easy", "best" and "inexpensive" I'd use poplar.
It's readily available at the box stores, even in wide planks. Pretty stable, mills well, it can be stained (with considerations) should you want to go for a basic color match.
Use 3/4" thick for the basic planks then, as brickeye mentioned, fill it out with 1/4" strips for the 1" thickness where needed.
Pine would be fine, though in my experience, poplar tends to cup a bit less than pine.
If he does edge glue-ups to get a wide plank, tell him to alternate the end grain, "smiles and frowns", etc. And for leaf stability, if he urethanes the top of the leafs, he needs to urethane the bottoms as well. Otherwise you can get moisture-induced cupping of the leaf.
Thank you for all the suggestions. I will share them with my husband.
It turns out that he went ahead and bought a 10" wide 8-foot piece of 5/4" poplar; cut it in half (the dining table is 42" wide), ran it through the jointer; and glued/clamped it. But now we have 2 issues.....the 5/4" poplar is actually thicker than the 1" of the current table, and it is actually not flat enough (even though we thought we picked it pretty carefully). He currently has placed weights on it in places to get it to lay flatter. If that works, then he knows of a shop that can plane it. And the last step would be to do a large mortise & tenon (which is the technique this table uses between leaves).
If this doesn't work, then we'll definitely consider some of your all comments for round #2!
I guess there is no such thing as a "quick" solution.
The weights aren't going to fix anything. Hopefully the shop that has the surface planer also has a jointer big enough to handle this piece, because that's the right tool for flattening. Failing that, you can probably do a decent job with just the planer, cutting some material from both sides.
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Shorty offers a service to store, manage and use a collection of shortened links pointing to resources in the web. The features are a combination of a centralized bookmarks collection, an URL shortener and a basic access control. A new Shorty can be created either manually by entering a URL ("New shorty") or by simply clicking the "Shortlet" whenever you come over a page you want to share. This "Shortlet" is something like a Bookmarklet, a script based bookmark meant to be stored inside the bookmark area of your web browser. When clicked, the page currently open in the browser will be added to your collection of Shortys, including a practical shortened URL.
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I am looking for others to step forward, for active users to contribute, for interested people to fix small issues, for people integrating their great ideas.
The apps code lives on github inside the owncloud repositories, everyone is able and welcome to contribute. I will be more than happy to give you a hand to get started!
* Sun Mar 15 2015 Christian Reiner: version 0.5.0
Columns of the Shorty list are collapsible now.
Two additional columns in the list of Shortys: create and access date.
Fixed handling of IDN domain names and target page titles.
Fixed favicon handle to be routed via owncloud to prevent cross domain issues.
Enhanced visualization of the verification of the static backend setup.
Fixed the verification of the static backend setup for cross domain usage.
Additional setting to limit the set of backends offered to users.
OwnCloud version 8 compatibility.
* Sat Nov 29 2014 Christian Reiner: version 0.4.4
Fixed handling of idn urls.
* Sat Nov 22 2014 Christian Reiner: version 0.4.3
Fix usage of preference dialog for non privileged users.
* Sat Nov 01 2014 Christian Reiner: version 0.4.2
Fix database index generation for MS-Windows/MySQL combinations.
Some minor cleanups of the code base.
* Tue Oct 28 2014 Christian Reiner: version 0.4.1
Fixed installation via the owncloud app store.
* Sun Oct 19 2014 Christian Reiner: version 0.4.0
Better authorization strategy for external access to Shortys.
Ported app to owncloud version 7
Removed all backwards compatibility hacks
* Fri Jul 12 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.30
Added clear icons in list toolbar to remove column filters with a single click.
New setting of a default backend suggested inside the users preferences.
* Tue Jun 18 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.29
Fixed a bug that prevented a Shortys target to become editable when being clicked.
* Tue Jun 18 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.28
A number of style fixes to improve the apps appearance in MS IE browsers.
Graphics file format optimization to reduce file sizes.
Fixed automatic text selection in usage popup offered in the embedded share dialogs.
* Thu Jun 13 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.27
Fixed a bug in the internal plugin interface that produced annoying log entries.
* Thu May 23 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.26
Fixed verification of the base url required for the 'Static Backend' setup.
Fixed the preferences dialogs layout when using the static backend.
Suppress annoying and missleading autocomplete feature for url dialogs.
* Tue Apr 30 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.25
Addional personal preference to set the default status for new Shortys.
Fixed a layout glitch for backend selection in the preference dialog.
Fixed controls panel positioning to comply with the FluXX Compensator (Y).
* Sun Mar 24 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.24
Fixed shortlet not to result in an error when being used.
* Wed Mar 20 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.23
Allow direct activation in ownCloud5 based installations.
* Fri Mar 01 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.22
Some general security fix to the apps framework.
* Wed Feb 20 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.21
Fixed visibility of list header which was accidentially hidden below the control panel.
Fixed display of feedback on actions by reimplementing the messenger area.
Added a new preference to control the level of verbosity of feedback on actions.
Optimized preference retrieval (caching strategy).
* Tue Feb 15 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.20
Fixed decoding of titles when scraping meta data from target pages.
* Tue Feb 12 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.19
Support for ownCloud version 5.
Fixed handling of favicons when adding multiple Shortys.
Update the favicon when a Shortys target url is changed.
Enhancement to the list layout and apeparance to improve readability.
* Mon Jan 14 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.18
Fixed the 'recycle' icon for rows marked as deleted, to not scrumble row layout.
Switched more (dynamically controlled) icons to svg format.
Fixed some problems in compatibility to ownCloud version 4.0 based installations.
Action icons now stay visible inside the active row when not hovering.
Size optimization for the png versions of icons.
* Mon Jan 07 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.17
Use svg version of icons where applicable.
Recreated most icons for a more unified look and feel.
Fixed qrcode retrieval uder PostgreSQL database engines.
Generally prevent text and content selections except for input elements.
Numerous fixes to get Shorty usable under MS Internet Explorer.
* Tue Jan 01 2013 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.16
Fixed automatic text selection inside the usage popups.
Force downloading of a qrcode image when self referencing it.
* Mon Dec 31 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.15
Changed supported OC version to 4.9 (OC-4.5).
Support for the postgresql database engine.
The apps top controls panel can be hidden now and got an enhanced layout.
Some style and layout corrections especially for webkit based browsers.
Fixed validation of the static backend setup for cross domain situations.
Better support for cross domain verification for the static backend configuration.
* Sat Dec 15 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.14
Fixed big oops display of access times that gave the wrong month and day!
* Wed Dec 11 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.13
Fixed layout of share dialog getting distorted under certain circumstances.
* Thu Nov 29 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.12
Fixed a small glitch in settings handling.
Some minor performance and logging enhancements.
* Fri Nov 16 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.11
Fixed visualization of last access time inside Shorty dialogs.
Enabled forwarding to more http based protocol schemes: shttp, ipp, webdav, webdavs
* Tue Nov 01 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.10
Some fixed to the actions inside dialogs when used inside OC-4.0.x installations.
An additional service 'shorty_stats' allows to remotely retrieve data.
* Fri Oct 26 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.9
Targets of existing Shortys can be modified as an explicit action now.
Enhanced notification and exception visualization and handling.
A few bugfixes and enhancements for title handling inside Shortys.
Some further layout and style fixes, cleanups.
* Tue Oct 09 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.8
Switched layout of list of shortys to a liquid style (using the whole screens width).
Fixed display size for some exotic favicons inside dialogs.
Internal style reorganisation to isolate OC4 backwards compatibility exceptions.
Fixed visualization of explanations for goo.gl backend in preferences dialog.
Fixed sharpness control of dialogs.
Fixed datepicker dialog sometimes being hidden by other widgets.
Some fixes for usage under MS Internet Explorer though still a lot of issues remain.
A few layout enhancements and german translation completion.
* Fri Sep 28 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.7
Preparations to rely on the OC core to refresh the request token if implemented.
- the Shorty strategy and code is to be accepted into the OC core :-)
- for version prior to that Shorty still handles refreshing itself
Fixed a crash that was introduced by changes in the OC core in recent beta versions.
Some preparations for future referencing of files stored inside OC as opposed to URLs.
Some internal code changes to reflect advances in the underlying jquery library.
A few logical fixes to detection of special runtime exceptions.
Some more small optical layout fixes.
Fixed missleading debug statement in ajax hooks for settings and preferences control
Fixed settings and preferences control not to ignore empty values
* Sat Sep 09 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.6
General appearance enhancements for some dialog details.
Clearified explanations and hints for preferences and settings.
Some internal changes required by the changes in the upcoming OC5 release:
- most visible change: the personal preferences moved to a popup dialog inside the Shorty app.
- convenient reference to the system settings from within the personal preferences of admin users.
- additional 'home page' button referencing the apps page in the OC app store.
* Sun Aug 12 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.5
Fixed standalone dialogs not being visible in rare circumstances.
Some cleanups in the style rule selectors.
* Mon Aug 06 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.4
Implementation of a runtime callback catalog to ease plugin development.
Internal code and namespace changes to match OCs Coding Style Guide.
Simplified retrieval of meta data for urls to work the same in all dialogs.
More flexible list filtering by using callbacks for column value retrieval.
Visible click count in Shorty and sums are live updated now when the source url is clicked.
Fixed the internal verification of the configuration of the static backend.
* Tue Jul 24 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.3
Use OCs CSRF protection framework for ajax requests.
Fixed a few compatibility issues with OC5-pre versions.
* Thu Jul 19 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.2
Fixed a few problems with updating a currently listed Shorty after a modification.
Fixed storage of empty expiration dates when used with a MySQL database system.
* Mon Jul 18 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.1
Fixed sanity checks in registration of actions inside the plugin interface.
Fixed highlighting of freshly added entries in lists (flashing).
Some internal recoding to remove depreciated library methods.
Fixed updating of Shortys in the list right after changing them.
Further enhancements in support of plugins
Rewritten and enhanced handling of clicks on Shortys.
* Sun Jul 15 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.3.0
Implementation of a plugin interface including a partly redesign:
this enables plugins to register actions and thus enhance Shortys features.
Some internal code and comment cleanups.
* Fri Jul 13 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.8
Some optical corrections to the share dialog.
Updated static backend configuration in doc files.
* Thu Jul 05 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.7
Enhandements of the share dialog to get a clearer appearance.
Fixed removal of Shortys belonging to a user deleted inside ownCloud.
* Thu Jun 28 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.6
Complet reimplementation of usage popups (optical and technical).
Per default suppress ssl certificate validation in backend communication.
Some IE specific styles fixes, the whole UI was unusable before !
- this might help in case the goo.gl backend appears unusable.
- additional preference to force that validation.
Some additional explanatory hints in the sharing dialog.
* Thu Jun 21 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.5
Fixed translation engine to be compatible with OC versions > 4.0.2
A few minor linguistic corrections
* Sat Jun 16 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.4
Fix of a false positive whilst verification of the static backend base.
Offering the 'Shortlet' now when showing an empty list.
Minor improvements to background logging.
Minor gui improvements.
* Sat Jun 09 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.3
Bugfix for the routines generating shorty ids.
Fixes for usage under MS Windows platforms using php-5.4.
* Wed Jun 06 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.2
Added swallowing of accidential outputs during ajax requests.
This protects the replies JSON struction from being corrupted.
Additional server side log entries on level INFO
* Sat Jun 02 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.1
Fixed broken Shortlet
* Fri Jun 01 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.2.0
Support of ownCloud version 4 (app interface incompatible to prior versions)
Additional status 'private' for Shortys only accessible for the owner himself
Rudimentary SMS support for smart phones (more an assistance, can be disabled)
Additional QRCodes to publish Shorty source URLs on the web (or elsewhere)
Data migration support as introduced by OC4
Cleanup of Shortys upon user account deletion
* Sun May 28 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.6
Activation of Shorty sharing via SMS.
Enhanced backend descriptions.
* Sat Apr 28 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.5
Target URL verification is less strict now, this way also more 'exotic' URLs notations are accepted.
A few changes to the initilization scripts to prevent race conditions at startup.
Changed URL specification in the Shortlet to prevent conflicts with a serverside suhosin protection.
* Fri Apr 27 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.4
Visualization of busy state in dialogs while fetching meta data from targets.
* Fri Apr 27 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.3
Prevented untimely submission of dialogs before having validated their contents.
* Fri Apr 27 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.2
Fixed race conditions during initialization.
* Thu Apr 26 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.1
Minor appearance corrections
* Wed Apr 25 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.1.0
First official release.
* Tue Apr 24 2012 Christian Reiner: version 0.0.9
Initial release.
Buggy, but some parts actually working.
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My ssl connection is "not fully secure because it contains unencrypted elements...". I check the shorty page with FX dev tools and I find some problems :
Using //@ to indicate sourceMappingURL pragmas is deprecated. Use //# instead jquery-1.10.0.min.js:1
Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help http://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/ jquery-1.10.0.min.js:6
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Most of these issues are not cause by Shorty, but by the libraries used in background: jquery especially. Preventing these issues currently means not to use the internet, as I see it.
The only thing I can take a look at is the last two lines which (most likely) refer to the fact that shorty indeed loads the favicons of the target pages live, when rendering a Shorty dialog. It has been discussed before: this could be prevented when instead of just storing the favicons URL Shorty would store the favicon itself in its database and deliver it to the front end. This would prevent the warnings you see. However this example also makes clear that such warnings are questionable: Obviously delivering the favions content via the Shorty database instead of requesting it directly does not change at all what it contains. Nevertheless such "fix" would satisfy those security checks. What does this tell us? Those test are certainly right, but also amazingly dumb.
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A small issue with strange accents like ë in Citroën : shorty displays "Citro n"
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Just checked here, I cannot reproduce that issue. For me french accents are displayed correctly, same with cyrillic, hebrew or chinese characters.
This certainly does not say anything about why things fail on your system. It is just meant as a hint that the issue is most likely not caused by Shorty directly. Instead this is probably an issue with the combination of the configuration of the different components playing together.
Things like this are not easy to debug. If you want to invest time into this please send me a direct message, you'll find my email inside all files of the apps folder.
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I have seen that other web sites can't display "Citroën" correctly ;-)
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Great to see this app updated :)
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Thanks! I appreciate the feedback!
Currently it is more or less only a port to OC-7. I have some plans and ideas, but I simply cannot implement this all by myself. Let's see if someone wants to give it a try to contribute. I will be more than happy to help and assist!
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not working as it should (oc 7.03)
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I am sorry but your app did not work in my oc installation.
1. The menue button opens only the shoty menue - but I have to copy/paste the link manually in it.
2. sharing the link is not possible
I will make a video of this that you can see this bugs.
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Hi, thanks for the feedback, always welcome! And sorry to hear that you have problems using that app...
I have to admit that I do not fully understand your issue from the description you gave. So your offer of a short screencast or the like sounds great. Alternatively we could have a direct exchange about that, you find my email inside every file of the apps code, or you can just address me on Freenode irc chat, channels #owncloud, nick name arkascha.
I am sure we can sort this out!
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Seems to have problems with OC8
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It seems this plugin also causes the blank page effect in Owncloud 8.
If disabled before update and re-enabled after the update you can access the app but from there you can't open the general settings page without disabling again the app via command line.
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Hi, thanks for the interest and sorry for the inconvenience!
Indeed the version posted here does not work with OC8. In fact it is even broken for OC7, though it starts up in there.
Reason is that I still have not fully ported it after many, many things got broken by backwards incompatible changes in the owncloud core. I am working on that, I am making progress, but I have not yet finished.
I am desperately looking for contributors. So if you are interested you are more than welcome. Be it for coding, documenting or testing.
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Version 0.5 released.
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This version finally brings compatibility with OC version 8.
A lot of issues have been fixed, a few features have been added, the apps configuration got reimplemented mostly. The version is backwards compatible, so existing collections of Shortys should be usable again right away.
I would love to get feedback! And in case you experience any issues please do not hesitate to create an entry in the issue tracker: https://github.com/owncloud/shorty/issues
Happy Shortying!
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HOUSTON (AP) -- Aaron Brooks grew up about a mile from Nate Robinson in Seattle and the two diminutive guards were college rivals, when Brooks played for Oregon and Robinson played at Washington.
Both shined in their first professional matchup on Saturday night and Brooks' team claimed the victory.
Brooks scored a career-high 22 points, Yao Ming added 30 and the Houston Rockets beat the New York Knicks 103-91, their fourth win in six games without Tracy McGrady.
Robinson matched a season high with 25 points for the Knicks, who've dropped seven games in a row and 13 of 14 on the road this season.
"We're competitive. We've always been competitive," said Brooks, the 26th overall pick in last year's draft. "I hit the first shot and I just got comfortable."
Robinson went 9-for-13 from the field and had three assists before fouling out.
"I play against Aaron all the time," Robinson said. "I've always known he can play the game. It's fun watching his career grow."
McGrady has been out since Dec. 23 because of strained tendons, tendinitis and a bone bruise in his left knee. Before Saturday's game, team doctor Tom Clanton said McGrady would probably miss another week and be re-evaluated before the team's next homestand, which begins on Jan. 11.
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Robinson hit two free throws and another 3-pointer as the Knicks closed the gap to 10 heading to the fourth quarter. David Lee dunked and split two free throws to pull New York to 79-72.
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How do you remove stains on concrete pool?
I finally am getting my pool back up and running. It has not been running for about two months. The water is all a mucky brown with lots of debris and leaves in it. I'm draining it and am finding alot of stains on the concrete that looks like from the leaves biodegrading in the water. What can i use to get the stains off? Hopefully not something too expensive or dangerous.
Dead leaves leave brown, tanic acid stains. Normal levels chlorine will clear them over time. Might take a month or two, especially with cooler water, but they will fade.
Draining is not recommended. Scoop out the debris with a leaf net. Don't try scooping with the skimming net. It'll break. Then bring the free chlorine level to about the level of the stabilizer and keep it there for a couple days. Any sediments should be vacuumed to waste.
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"Lymelife" is certainly an impassioned motion picture. However, it's not exactly a revolutionary one, guiding the viewer back into the cancerous heart of suburbia, circa the hazy, crazy 1970s. Brought lucidly to life by director Derick Martini, "Lymelife" suffers from a case of the blahs reaching from story to performance that holds it back from becoming the truly soulful, penetrating experience it aspires to be.
Growing up on the fringe of a burgeoning upscale Long Island housing development, teenaged Scott (Rory Culkin) can only bear silent witness to the chaos around him. With his father (Alec Baldwin) cheating on his mother (Jill Hennessy) with a co-worker (Cynthia Nixon), his conflicted older brother (Kieran Culkin) on break from his controversial military duty, and his object of desire (Emma Roberts) preferring the comfort of older boys while her father (Timothy Hutton) suffers from the ravages of Lyme disease, Scott internalizes his pain, trying to grow up as fast as possible to escape the punishing confines of his community.
As predictable as "Lymelife" is, Martini at least attempts to introduce some visual personality into his debut feature. A rare low-budget production shot on film, "Lymelife" looks fantastic, capturing the chilly Long Island air, bringing out the autumnal colors, and isolating the characters with measured anamorphic framing. The picture has a distinct visual thumbprint about it that also includes specifically emotive editing patterns, blending into a feature that holds attention superficially through exemplary technical achievements.
Dramatically, "Lymelife" doesn't hold much water. To cry about Martini's lackluster story is missing the point; the real challenge of the picture is watching the director reanimate these clichés. Scott's coming of age arc is handled roughly, staged as an after school special with R-rated ornamentation. Part of the problem is Culkin's sullen, lifeless performance, which feels more consumed with period costume and hair than the careful pronunciation of adolescent frustration. Martini's shortcuts in depiction also hurt the intended spiritual effect, boiling down the character to a highlight reel of teen angst (drinking, sex, and daddy are all covered) without any chance for the experiences to credibly breathe.
"Lymelife" can be incredibly suffocating at times, especially with a demanding ensemble to take care of and only 90 minutes of screen time to arrange the puzzle pieces. Sections are missing from the plot, but the adults hit their bullet points memorably, especially Hennessy, who finds a few captivating notes to work with as the pushover mother figure. Baldwin also scores highly, though with his Long Island background, I'm sure transmitting a depiction of an emotionally stunted father wasn't too much of a stretch.
Character driven, "Lymelife" can only get so far before the familiarity of the film crushes the life out of it. Martini attempts to manufacture a semblance of suspense with some last-minute gunplay, but it's awkward and transparent, inviting more confusion than closure. "Lymelife" is an attractive indie film package, but a desperately routine one that shock value cannot salvage.
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I have no idea what you are talking about
there was never a resistance to same sex marriage for the reasons you described. Churches -- at least in America -- have the religious freedoms to conduct or not conduct their ceremonies for whoever they want. Never has there been any threat whatsoever that a Churches rights would be infringed upon
Perhaps if a religious sect was running a school that received funds from tax revenue, otherwise religious institutions can be as exclusive as they want
Do you honestly believe that people who choose monogamy over polyamory, specifically the ones in the United States who reject the framework of LAW as written in the Constitution and intentionally withhold certain right, benefits, and privileges, do so because they are scared the polyamory
"inevitably "replace" monogamy, with monogamy no longer being a viable option for those who want it"
I don't think that is the case at all.
First of all, I don't think it is a legitimate fear, but for the sake of argument, lets say that is, do you honestly feel that
is an obstacle towards people being able to freely and openly have poly relationships without afflicted consequence?
you are free to subscribe to that theory, but unrecognized hatred is the obvious reason to me.
And no, opposition to same sex marriage has NOT evaporated, but families will receive their rights, privileges and benefits exactly as the Constitution explicitly states as a guarantee, and poly families will also. The fastest way to bring this about, is to educate people who have trouble recognizing the differences between Love and Hate, Honesty and Dishonesty, Truth and Lies, Wrong and Right, Justice and Injustice, and to teach people the Responsibilities that cannot be separated from each Freedom and Liberty exercised or taken, and finally the wisdom to understand how, why, when and where Respect must be substituted when there is an absence of Love
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Root Cellar Plan - Please critique
Part of what i want in my home is good food storage. My mother had this, Both my Grandmothers, I want it too.
In my house i have a pantry type home that i think was ment to be a root cellar, but was never finished properly (or at the time was Finished enough to work).
Now that the Basement is being redone i am looking at Insulating this room properly for the task and using it as an actual cellar.
The room plan seems easy and i will lay it out here, this will be how i am insulating and such with little tips i read about online. The hard part for me comes later in understanding what gets store how and laying out the whole room, I think i can leave that untill the room is complete and ad the shelves how i like but if anyone know of something i need to do before hand that would be helpful.
So, I have a space 8'8" x 7'4" to use, the long walls are the corner of my foundation (south and East walls, east is longer)
The west wall is also concrete, seems at some point and addition was added.
The North was is the only wood wall and that is where the door is.
The space to the right side of the door is the underside of a stair case.
The Floor is brick on dirt and drops down 4 inches.
The room above is a split level entryway with stair both up and down, i think that is only important because it lowers the ceiling in the cellar. The ceiling Height is 69" to the joist bottoms from the brick.
Currently there are rough shelves and it is used Primary for canned goods,wine and extra Pots pans and seldom used kitchen brick-a-brac. The storage it self is nice but lacks the over all usefulness i think it could have. It is also not very organized.
The Plan:
Put down a concrete floor - Because i am looking at infloor heat in the rest of the house i would need to thermally insulate it with a 2-3" foam around the interior of the room.
Lights - I am looking at a few strips of soft led lights to give me more brightness that a single build allow multiple placement points and to reduce heat generation. I have not sourced any yet and will have a separate post about Home LED installations in the lighting section soon (unless a search finds me the answers i need). If LED will not work i will look at 1-2 2' florescent fixtures.
Insulate the two interior walls - I plan on using poly then a 2" plus foam board for this filling the spaces with spray foam. If it is required here i will finish with Green Board. Even though the east wall is concrete it is not backed by exterior ground, it is backed by a heated room. By insulation it from the inside that thermal mass remain part of the homes heating system once the infloor heats it.
Run Vents - This room does not have a window and is not north facing. I plan to run on intake through the north wall for the cooler air, should i run this through the rafters? the second output will run out the west wall. Both will be have mesh installed to keep animals out and both will have shutoffs installed where they can be easily accessed.
Make Shelves - To keep wood off the walls so the room can breath and off the floor to avoid rot I will install Solid Composite deck slats and runners and build all shelves off of them. I am planning 1.5" thick shelves with 2-3 1' spacers per shelf. My space allows for Apox 20" deep shelves on the west wall deeper on the south and east.
A door- I would like to try for a ship type portal door. Not constructed the same way but with a 6-8" step over to get into the room. I feel this help to preserve the cold upon entry. I am not sure code will allow this. I have contemplated whether to use a solid door or a split half door (for the same reason). think the door would be easier to seal with an out word swing but less in the way with a inward swing, s that is yet to be decided.
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Devise a arched roof system - from what i read this helps to keep condensation away from the food, not sure it would be worth the trouble though. Insulatin Behind would be tough and it would reduce my total shelf height.
When complete the room will be used for canned goods, root vegetables wine and assorted seldom need kitchen wares.
Can any one see an issue with any of this?
Did i omit something i should/could have?
Great idea!
Cold cellars are common in the ethnic communities where I live. Typically, they're under the front porch or verandah. Hanging cheeses, sausages and wine. Veggies rarely.
I'd love to have one. It would save on all the fruits and vegetables that clog the bottom of our fridge quickly becoming fodder for our mandatory municipal composting.
As for your design:
*Some designers prefer a gravel floor vs. pouring concrete.
*Keep vents low and high and the ends far apart from each other.
*Use an exterior pre-hung door, with a glass insert if you wish, for the entry. You can usually find used or damaged ones quite cheaply. Looks don't matter much for your purpose.
Here is a link that might be useful: Mother Earth News: Build A Root Cellar
I like the glass door idea. Easier to see what you want before losing the cold. Most exterior doors are larger than i need/can fit though.
Not sure on the gravel...i am sick of the sand being dragged everywhere but i suppose crushed stone would not be as bad. Wouldn't a cement floor hold more cold....maybe that is the issue...the crush would hold cold but allow pockets of it is slip bellow the stones Keeping the flood cold with out the cold sitting on the floor. I would have to sink post or use hanging selves to be sure they were stable, building on crush means they could be dug out and under mined.
Further reading suggests that i should not use this room for both perishable food and canned goods. That the moisture needed for the perishables is not good for the cans and jar lids.
What to do, what to do?


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You can now walk into a store, buy some ganja, fire up the bong and toke it up…and it's all legal. This is such a big story that Colorado's biggest news paper hired a marijuana editor to handle the news flow. Its all head on today's Valley Roundup. Mountain Edition - January 2nd, 2014 By Marci Krivonen & Elise Thatcher • Jan 2, 2014 Colorado made history this week when retail marijuana stores around the state opened for business. People traveled across the country to stand in line at several Denver-area businesses. Here in the Roaring Fork Valley, retail pot shops will open later this year. In the meantime, law enforcement is getting ready. Aspen resident and Nordic skier Simi Hamilton also made history-- but in a totally different field. He's the first American male to win a World Cup stage race. The win gets him closer to the Olympics. Paying for health insurance is really expensive in the Roaring Fork Valley compared to most other places in Colorado. Now, Governor Hickenlooper says he may get involved in lowering premiums. Garfield County believes the state did a bad job setting up the prices for those premiums. But some experts say insurance officials didn't break the rules. We'll hear from one expert who's asking why medical care is so high in the Valley and other resort communities. Finally, sometimes the the road to Sochi is especially difficult. Ski racer Wiley Maple's efforts were cut short after an old injury flared up. Denver Post Hires Marijuana Editor, Launches Pot Website By Marci Krivonen • Jan 1, 2014 Marci Krivonen Across the state, more than three dozen retail marijuana stores opened for business on January 1st, marking a historic milestone for pot advocates. News reports showed lines outside of some Denver-area stores. And, people from around the country traveled to the state to purchase pot. In the Roaring Fork Valley, retail marijuana shops are expected to open later this year. Retail Marijuana: Pricey Pot in Carbondale By Marci Krivonen • Nov 18, 2013 Marci Krivonen When recreational marijuana goes on sale for adults age 21 and older next year, the most expensive buds in the Roaring Fork Valley will likely be in Carbondale. Voters there passed a 5 percent tax on both retail and wholesale pot this month. And, new statewide taxes will increase the price even more. As Aspen Public Radio's Marci Krivonen reports, some Carbondale marijuana businesses are preparing for higher-priced pot. Mountain Edition - November 7th, 2013 By Marci Krivonen & Rob St. Mary • Nov 7, 2013 On Tuesday, most voters said "no" to big tax increases locally and statewide. A CSU political science professor says anti-tax activists are growing in their influence. One measure that did pass taxes retail marijuana to raise money for schools. As pot becomes more available in the state, one youth non-profit is worried. A warming climate is changing ecosystems in the Roaring Fork Valley and one local government is using open spaces to gather data on what's happening. A new art display at the Wyly Art Center in Basalt features the work of a self-taught painter. Despite being silenced by Alzheimer's, Winifred Wyman is speaking through paint. Also today on the Road to Sochi, Aspen native Simi Hamilton works to make the 2014 winter Olympic team. The Nordic ski racer specializes in sprinting. That's coming up on Mountain Edition. Mountain Edition - October 17th, 2013 By Elise Thatcher & Marci Krivonen • Oct 17, 2013 Businesses currently selling medical marijuana will be allowed to sell recreational pot on January 1st, if they're willing to pay hundreds or thousands of dollars for a license. Dispensary owners say the added business would be a boon. The story of Lance Armstrong's fall from grace continues to unfold. In a new book, two Wall Street Journal reporters explore the financial underpinnings of how and why the cyclist cheated. A coal mine over the mountains near Paonia recently laid off many of its employees. The layoffs and that could hurt local communities. And, we'll examine at coal mining across the country and look into the challenges the industry's currently facing. Finally, we introduce you to a young female snowboarder looking to make the Olympic team in a new event - snowboard slopestyle. Mountain Edition - October 3rd, 2013 By Elise Thatcher & Marci Krivonen • Oct 3, 2013 It's been a big news week and one story with big impacts locally is the federal government shutdown. We take a look at what it means for the Roaring Fork Valley. Obamacare hit the internet on Tuesday, turns out, health care plans coordinated by Colorado are way more expensive in mountain towns. After massive floods walloped oil and gas operations, we hear ideas about making sure oil and gas operations are better protected down the road. Local officials had to decide by Tuesday whether to take steps to allow retail marijuana in the Roaring Fork Valley. Many have decided to delay their verdict. We get an update from one of the ten Aspen-area athletes hoping to compete in the upcoming Winter Olympics in Russia. And finally, tamales are a humble Latin American dish with deep, historical roots. They're the main fare at an upcoming Roaring Fork Valley event. New Era of Retail Pot Nears For Some Parts of Colorado By Elise Thatcher • Oct 1, 2013 http://kotaku.com/5605942/gamer-with-stolen-credit-card-leads-cops-to-parents-pot Today, Tuesday October 1st, marks one of the first deadlines for communities in how they choose to regulate retail marijuana. Colorado towns and counties are supposed to decide whether they're going to allow the growing, buying and selling of recreational pot next year… And many communities around the state have decided to put their decision on hold. Valley Roundup - September 27th, 2013 By Elise Thatcher, Rob St. Mary & Marci Krivonen • Sep 27, 2013 President Barack Obama made an announcement today about the battle in Congress. One of the first deadlines for so called retail marijuana is fast approaching. By next Tuesday, October 1st, local communities are supposed to decide if they're going to allow the pot to be grown, sold, and otherwise available in the community in the coming year. "It's pretty much going to be clustered in just a handful of areas. Denver and Boulder I think are the big cities, and then there's mountain communities as well." John Ingold is a reporter for the Denver Post. He's keeping an eye on how the state is getting ready for retail marijuana and says even pot-friend places like Denver questions remain. "There is concern about advertising, distances from schools, zoning, those kinds of things." Aspen Public Radio takes a look at a unique documentary showing at the Aspen Filmfest. It takes viewers inside one of the nation's busiest emergency rooms where patients often wait hours for care. And on the Download this week, we explore glitches with new iPhones, brainwashing kids to pay for movies & music and other unusual ventures in education. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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Lots of Sharp Cheddar, Ritz, Get creative
- funholidaygirl Jun 6, 2008 09:55 AM
Pursuant to a sale I have tons of Ritz Crackers and Extra Sharp Cheddar cheese. I know I can just put these together but I am looking to get creative in using it up.
Give me some ideas...
My dad has always meatballs for spaghetti and meatballs with a chunk of cheddar in the middle... I would think you could do that and add cracker crumbs to the mixture instead of bread crumbs. Same thing with meatloaf.
I make stuffed mushrooms with herb cream cheese in the middle and top them with cracker crumbs before I bake them. You could add cheddar to the mix.