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This popular offer enters its 3rd year and we are delighted to announce both Easter and Summer dates this year.
Tile Barn is a 14 acre site situated within a 20 minute walk of Brockenhurst train station, which is within Brockenhurst village. It is in the heart of the New Forest and an extremely popular camping destination. Brockenhurst boasts many pubs, tea rooms and quaint forest shops. It has miles of open forest and enclosures, along with walking, cycling and horse riding routes. There are many interesting towns and villages within a short drive of the centre, such as Lymington with its famous Saturday Market, extending down the whole of the High Street, Beaulieu and the Motor Museum, Bucklers Hard and Lyndhurst. Just a short train journey away are Bournemouth, Poole and Southampton.
Hampshire County Council and Hampshire schools and academy employees and their families are invited to make use of this exclusive site, usually only available for pre-booked groups and schools. The employee must be the person that makes the booking and is present for the duration of the stay. We can not accept any bookings by an employee on behalf of someone else. The centre is not open to the general public.
The cost for camping is £7.50 inc VAT per person per night and under 5yrs go free. A deposit of half of the cost of your stay is due upon confirming the booking and final payment of your stay will be due upon arrival. Cancellation will result in the loss of deposit.
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The software that it´s doing the real-time simulation on Efecto Mariposa (Butterfly Effect) it call EDEN. It´s entirely made on openFrameworks and GLSL shaders. Also I develop a control remote through OSC for the iPad call edenControl ( github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/edenControl )
The idea of splitting the software from the art work. It´s to implement this interactive simulations in everyday classrooms. The current educational system is outdated and desperately needs a way to integrate and connect content to be meaningful to new generations who are accustomed to think of network. The main idea of Efecto Mariposa it´s to help in the process of the way people see and thinks his ambient and community. EDEN as a software aims to bring this shift to everyday classroom.
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12 pilgrims were killed and 10 seriously injured in the above bus accident.
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I'm really pleased with this shoe, it's so classy looking. It's a more reasonably priced alternative to the Kate Middleton nude pump (Sledge by L.K.Bennett), which I tried on as well, but this toe shape and the sides are actually nicer, in my humble opinion. Very smart and stylish. I don't often wear heels, but it was surprisingly comfortable for the height. I just love them.
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This heel is extremely comfortable. I have been searching for so long for comfortable and sexy heels and this is both. The pciture here makes them look a little frumpy but they look much better in person.
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Was looking for a particular type of heel. Perhaps when the size gets larger, the heel height becomes significantly different. I thought these were going to be maybe a little over 3 1/2 inches. The heel is more stiletto in person and its at least over 4 inches. Not what I was looking for, and the front part of the shoe is extremely narrow or short...barely enough space to cover over your toes (I guess "toe cleavage" is in). Lastly, the color is more of a mauve, not wine. So it has more white in it, than blue. Didn't work for me. I gave them all five stars because the shoe looks fine even in mauve. But wasn't what I was looking for.
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I wanted to kiss whoever designed these shoes. GREAT FIT! No tightness, no pressure anywhere on my feet, yet they feel solidly on. Soft and cushioned. Very elegant. And they don't even feel that high. I wear a lot of pumps for work, so I try on even more, these are probably the best I have ever wore. Very excited. FIVE STARS!
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I just bought these and they were really comfortable in the store! I did need some insoles in them to balance out my feet (ones bigger than the other), but overall I am very happy about this purchase.
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Ballston Spa trying to build support for community garden at Ballston Spa High School
Published Feb. 2, 2013
BALLSTON SPA — Organizers hope local gardeners will be growing together as they tend their first community garden
Among those wielding trowels will be Ballston Spa high school and middle school students, members of the group Friends and Neighbors (FANs) of Ballston Spa, the Milton Grange, volunteer landscape architects and community participants.
The group will promote gardening as a hobby and a science learning opportunity, in addition to advocating for healthy local eating. A portion of the produce will be given to local food pantries.
Shannon Hansen, a FANs member, has been working on the idea of the garden for three years. Land-use permits and some starter funds have been obtained.
About a dozen people attended a recent initial organizing session, Hansen said. Organizers plan to meet again closer to the start of spring.
"I think people will be more in the mindset for gardening," Hansen said.
In the meantime, early enthusiasts will solicit participants as they spread word this winter about the plans at several community events during the next six weeks.
"We want this to come from the people who are doing this," Hansen said. "We are still in the early stages and roles haven't been formulated."
The recent meeting was an introduction of the idea and laid some groundwork and timetables, Hansen said. The session sought to identify basic goals, network further and get started on some basic tasks.
Landscape architects Jesse and Mike Marquard have volunteered to design the community garden, which currently is envisioned as a network of raised beds. Continued...
"That'll help us budget, too," Hansen said.
The layout will include some type of borders or fencing to section it off from the campus' lawn, a well or water source and a composting area, Hansen said.
Although some pledges of labor, expertise and materials have been gained, Hansen said, organizers will draft a definitive budget based on completed designs by the Marquards.
Hansen said she envisions a garden that will bring together members from throughout the greater Ballston Spa community. For example, Hansen said, she hopes the endeavor will be intergenerational and bring together young and old in the community that might not ordinarily come together.
"It is a grassroots community effort," she said. "The more people who become involved, the better it will be."
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California Gov. Jerry Brown said Sunday the difference between Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama is clear, comparing the Republican nominee to a former presidential candidate who was unsuccessful in three White House bids.
"Romney almost reminds me of Thomas Dewey," Brown, a Democrat, said on CNN's "State of the Union." "He symbolized the wealthy East and then Truman was fighting more for the common man."
In his 1948 bid against President Harry Truman, Dewey was known for being less conservative than congressional Republicans at the time and was challenged by some in his party to run a more forceful campaign. Despite a close race, Dewey failed to win enough votes to defeat the incumbent president.
Brown said it was evident from the Republican and Democratic conventions that the two current presidential candidates represent different factions of the American public.
"Now I'm not trying to compare Obama with Truman, but I do think (Obama) represents and he expresses more of the ordinary American and the struggles that the ordinary American is going through," Brown said.
The main difference, he argued, was Romney's plan to lower taxes on the very wealthy -- a proposal that Brown said would cause more damage to the economy.
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"What I heard at the Republican Party is mostly bashing the president and talking about how they're going to, you know, lower taxes, which primarily (is) going to help the very wealthiest," Brown told CNN Chief Political Correspondent Candy Crowley.
He continued: "Now what I heard with President Clinton, with President Obama, with Michelle, a real commitment to build the stuff that makes America."
Faced with a major deficit and financial struggles, Brown has led an aggressive effort in California to cut spending and to raise taxes, including a tax increase on the very wealthy in an upcoming ballot measure. He defended the tax hikes, which resemble proposals by the Obama administration, at a time when the state's economy is still struggling.


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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Existential Blogger Crisis
I have had a couple comments recently about how I have changed. They may have had a point, hell if I know.
I think in some ways I certainly have. I know that getting out of college, marrying and starting a real job has made me a lot more practical in my concerns. Instead of thinking about theoretical barter items I am worrying about saving money and budgets. Instead of thinking about how to fight the neighboring town for resources I am thinking about how to avoid getting mugged on the way home from dinner out.
Also I am finding some folks here are just as blindly sticking to group think as liberals. Seriously on some recent topics I could said to myself before hand to myself "what would the most stereotypical gun rights/ liberterian viewpoint on this be?" and some folks are spouting off with it. Now I completely understand why folks can see things differently than me but I just ask you to think critically and harshly. Do not just go with the regurgitated answer that meshes best with your political/ social beliefs. I really hate a leming, even a freedom oriented one.
If a belief is accurate and sound letting it see some questioning and a bit of discussion is just fine. If a belief is not accurate or partially not accurate then maybe it deserves to be revisited no matter how much it fits into a central vision or belief system.
As for my political beliefs heck if I know. I am libertarian on a lot of issues and conservative on a few. Sometimes when I wake up early in the morning and am tired and out of coffee I think we should invade any country that looks at us sideways or doesn't send us a nice Christmas card and that they don't celebrate Christmas is not an excuse. I am also fairly militaristic in general and really don't like people messing with my country, at all. I am still pissed at Iran over the whole hostage crisis thing though it happened before I was born. Not sure if that is entirely compatible with a lot of my libertarian view, in fact I am fairly sure it is not. But it is probably not less compatible than the masses of people who belong to a religion where premarital sex is forbidden yet have sex with someone who they are not married to on Saturday night and go to church on Sunday.
Also I just want to say that sometimes I say outlandish things that are questionably appropriate. Always have and always will. I am like a militaristic libertarian version of Shauna Glenn but with an outie instead of an innie.
I also tend to have a bit of fun with some stereotypes. I mentioned fat drunks in trailers earlier today. I have lived in trailers and then later in life had a fat and drunk period in them. If it seems like I am taking a shot at you or something you do the odds are very high it is just a friendly easy jab to the shoulder. That is just sort of how I roll and just about every group gets one from time to time. My friends and I do this to eachother all the time and we don't like eachother any less for it.
Tomorrow I think I will write something really boringly easy to agree with. As for the day after that I am not so sure. Not sure if I want to stick to safe easy topics that do not question what you hold sacred (politically not religiously) or just rant.
Hopefully I can get to sleep now.
16 comments:
- Kyle D said...
I apologize if anything I said put you off or discouraged you, that was not my intention. I think we had a pretty spirited discourse, I and I can see where you're coming from. I myself enlisted in USMC because I had pride in my country and wanted to do my part. That it didn't go well with my thought on liberty were problems for my, but I tried non-the-less (I was medically discharged in recruit training due to stress fractures). I have sense gone further down the ZAP path and now wouldn't fight anyone unless aggressed upon. We all evolve differently and at our own paces. I hope you continue to post as frequently and with as much humor as you currently do, it is fun to check in once in a while and find so much content.
Cheers, - December 13, 2009 at 6:48 PM
- Michael said...
Don't change, love the blog.
- December 13, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- asisodinsson said...
Sounds like you're getting a bit burned out. S'pose that that happens when you do anything long enough. Just wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you for all your work on this blog. Your perspective as a member of the armed forces and your common sense approach are both awesome things that make this a great resource and an entertaining read I look forward to.
- December 13, 2009 at 7:38 PM
One of my saddest days ever was when Hermit shut down his blog. You sound just like he did in the few days prior. I know he reads and comments. Ask him.
You add value. I have more rank than you and a lot less brains.
Keep thinking. Keep writing. Never quit.
Doc R. - December 13, 2009 at 7:57 PM
- -Humongous said...
I like what you write. I enjoy your style. I dig your humor. You don't always write stuff I'm interested in. Imagine that! I don't agree with you on everything. Thanks for that. Too many people think that we all need to agree on everything so that we can all be in a club together. My dad in law used to be a Republican. Recently he has claimed to be a Constitutionalist. But every time I turn around, he's telling me how great Sarah Palin is, and how he can't wait to vote for her. So what the hell is he? More important question: why does it matter what she is? Do I have to be a Libertarian if I don't agree with all they espouse? Can't I be honest and just be a hybrid? I don't like to throw curses around flagrantly, but FUCK those BASTAGES who think everything a person does and says has to fit into their preordained, dainty little box. I am happy to identify with most libertarian principles, but not all. I hate to hear someone just blindly running with the party line. I'm not like most of you, as you could probably tell. I suspect that I'm different in that I'm a headbanger and an Atheist. But I believe in smaller government and more freedoms and being self sufficient, and especially in taking care of, and always being faithful to, my wife and kids. Anyway, TOR, you keep writing for me, and I'll just assume a bunch of noms de pleur and fill up your comments section so that you can still buy Swiss Army knives with your massive royalties checks.
- December 13, 2009 at 8:36 PM
- Freedom Strikes Back said...
Last time I checked, you weren't twisting anyone's arm into reading your blog. If they don't like it they can piss off. I for one, enjoy the range of topics here, you're like the Drudge Report of Blogs for me.
- December 13, 2009 at 9:11 PM
I have noticed your changing too. However that's a good think. If your not growing I guess you're stagnating. Keep growing and talk about what is interesting to you. If people don't like it they will move on. If they do, they will stick around.
Keep up the good work. - December 13, 2009 at 9:22 PM
Tough Love 101.
You must be going through a feminine phase. You've twice complained about people attacking you and you've even come back to write several updates to explain yada-yada-yada.
I started to cry for you and wanted to hold your hand, but when I went back an looked at the comments, I didn't see anything out of the ordinary. The comments haven't really changed in the past year, people just disagree on occasion like they always do. You are just getting more sensitive.
Man Up and get over it! It's your blog, fuck 'em if they don't like it. If you ever start to feel sensitive again, go take a look at Bison's blog and see what they call him. :) - December 13, 2009 at 9:37 PM
- theotherryan said...
Kyle, Naw man you didn't do anything wrong. This has a lot to do with me and not much to do with readers or comments or anything else. Thanks
To all, thanks for the encouragement. I do not plan to go anywhere. Just having a blah week I guess.
Jack, You have a point. I need to adjust my expectations of myself and how/ where posts and comments go. Been putting too much pressure on myself to go for a home run with every swing. - December 14, 2009 at 12:56 AM
- I drive my tractor in pearls... said...
Your comment about graduation, marriage and working and changing.... its called maturity ;)
I dont want to be the same as I was 10 years ago, 5 years ago, 1 year ago or yesterday. I want to be a better "me".
Here is to an even better TOR :) And yes, Iran sucks.
Pearls - December 14, 2009 at 6:27 AM
- 3rdman said...
Change is good if done for the right reason. If your not willing to learn new things and make change when needed than you could get left behind. So do not let people get to you that do not have what it take to adapt to an ever changing world. This why we carry Glock and not flint locks. Things change, we change.
- December 14, 2009 at 6:50 AM
If you are changing then it is for the better. You are getting older and have more responsibilities. I believe a responsible person always closely scrutinizes their opinions and listens to the opinions of others even if you end up holding on to your beliefs. Those who are unwilling to politely listen to the thoughts and opinions of others are the ones we should be afraid of.
SED - December 14, 2009 at 7:46 AM
"I started off doing this because it was fun...."
You're obviously burnt out. If it's not fun anymore then don't do it. Seriously, the solution is that simple. - December 14, 2009 at 8:46 AM
- Marine 83 said...
TOR keep posting. This is your blog, you get to decide which way it is going to go. You are an everyday read and if you wern't interesting/relevent I wouldn't read you. I suspect the majority of your readers feel the same way. So keep posting and ignore the trolls/naysayers.
- December 14, 2009 at 10:34 AM
- The Hermit said...
Everybody who blogs gets discouraged, frustrated, angry, and generally fed up. I've "quit" blogging twice over the last seven years.
My philosophy is I'm writing a blog for myself and my friends. I'm not really interested in hearing contrary opinions, at 57 I've heard all that s*** before. I'm not looking to convert anyone. So I delete trolls, morons, and miscellaneous a**holes with great abandon. Let them start their own blogs and rant to their hearts content. For the sake of give and take, and the exchange of ideas, you put up with a lot of people who I wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. But that's a good thing. I'm not against friendly disagreement, or even not so friendly disagreement, I just can't put up with it personally.
Hell yes, you've changed. Be a big surprise if you didn't. But not in any way that is negative in any sense.
Sometimes you just have to take a break. - December 14, 2009 at 11:22 AM
- The Hermit said...
Doc R! Good to see you again. I was just having an attack of "oldageitis" I'm alive and well and back in the blogfest.
- December 14, 2009 at 11:23 AM


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Hey, Mom and Dad: Is It OK to Ask Your Kids to Grab You a Beer?
Parents, Patch wants to hear from you on the questions that get families talking. This week we're wondering: Is it wrong to ask your youngster to grab you a brewski?
Welcome to "Hey, Mom and Dad"—a weekly feature in which we ask our Facebook fans to share their views on parenting. We're starting off with a question we posed last week on the Patch Facebook pages:
After a long day, the head honcho in your household is exhausted and wants to kick back with a cold one. But should a kid be the one to hand it off?
Is it wrong to ask your kid to grab you a beer?
Take a look at what people had to say and join the conversation in the Comments section.
Jennifer Valdez: Fetch a beer NO. ... Go make mommy her favorite martini YES —Palos Patch Facebook
Michel Kiwi-Popyk: I say yes. it's a rule for me. no kid gets alcohol around here. the crazy thing is i remember "making" drinks for my dad. but just can't do it in today's age. —Homewood-Flossmoor Patch Facebook
Roger Krieg: Kids want what they can't have. If they get used to beer being around, they are less likely to want it. —Lemont Patch Facebook
Tim Pursell: What? like if you get your own beer it's somehow "better" parenting? It's no different than asking YOUR OWN child to bring you some water or a can of pop. I'm not asking your child to "fetch" a beer. —Homewood-Flossmoor Patch Facebook
Angelica Gonzalez Rodriguez: Kids should not be getting that for the grown-ups. When they want something to drink they get up themselves and get their own juice box. So we should do the same. —Chicago Heights Patch Facebook
Denise DuVernay: As far back as I can remember, my parents didn't have a problem with that sort of thing, including giving me tastes. I think it was a good thing. For me, it normalized beer and prevented taboo from forming. (I was also allowed to taste wine and Tom & Jerry on holidays and was given brandy for insomnia, none of which I enjoyed). So for me, there wasn't much mystery around alcohol, whereas my friends who whose parents kept alcohol forbidden were the ones who did the binge drinking. —Orland Park Patch Facebook
Dave Weinert: Lorraine, YOU may arrived at adulthood well-adjusted, and many others as well, but some kids were desensitized to alcohol by a loved one, an authority figure no less, basically giving benign approval. They often become the kids that then 'sneak' a couple of cans or a random bottle under the bleachers or into the park...when they are maybe fourteen. From there on, a life of potentially bad decisions isn't guaranteed, but you have to think that some of those kids didn't just randomly decide to drink after having examples that behaved otherwise. —Oak Lawn Patch Facebook
Missy Goodman: In your own home, to bring an unopened beer from the fridge or cooler, sure. But outside of home, obviously it's illegal. —Frankfort Patch Facebook
Joan Hoye Bravo: Not okay to have the child fetch you a beer. If you have to drink, then I would think that you could get up and retrieve it for yourself. Why involve the children? —Oak Forest Patch Facebook
So what's your take? Is it OK in your book, or a parenting blunder? Tell us in the comments.
7:19 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Seriously,,,have we come to this now? Just this topic alone is enough to see that sooner than later parents will be getting arrested for asking their kids to fetch them a beer from the cooler or fridge. Now every righteous parent will chime in and before you know one will start a movement and then Governor Doofus will pass another mindless law claimingonce again we save the children! Kids have been fetching things for their parents INCLUDING beer for eons! Get a life people! My God there are more important things in this world that we need to be concerned with this certainly isn't one of them! Has Patch and their staff now become the sole savior of children? Seriously a pathetic topic!
Dennis Robaugh
11:30 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Every question in life need not be so serious, Dave. Send a kid to fetch you a beer and relax.
6:57 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
@ Dennis Robaugh : I am relaxed. Nobody said the question had to be serious but this is just an utterly ridiculous question for the sake of dialogue questioning the morality of one sending their kid to get them a beer. Honestly, these types of questions are what feeds and plants the seeds in the minds of the mighty righteous moralists in our society to take things to the stupidity level. A perfect example of this is in a link I posted further down in the comments. A mother turned in by her neighbors AND arrested by police, detained for 18+ hours and charged with child endangerment for letting her kids ride scooters in front of their house in a cul-de-sac unsupervised. Get my drift? So what,,,do we all have to look over our shoulders now for fear of a neighbor calling us in to the OF Police because they witnessed us send our kids to get us a beer? And the people that pose these questions are supposed degreed proffesional's? Seriously pathetic and what is wrong with our society today!
7:05 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
And may I add,,,I and some neighbors were in my garage one evening watching a late Bears game drinking beer. Husbands and wives. Our kids were riding scooters up and down the sidewalk. A neighbor DID call the police and said children were riding scooters up and down the sidewalk unsupervised. The OF police did show up. The officer shook his head on arrival as he knew the kids were not unsupervised. Thank God we have officers in OF with common sense!
8:00 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Watching a late game in your garage, noisy scooters on the sidewalk? Maybe the neighbors complained because you were annoying the hell out of them.
8:10 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
@ Tamarack : Like a 3 pm game is that late! Kids play on the street all the time. I listen to kids play BBgames, FB games, Bike riding and yelling, kids in trampolines,,wait,,now there's an issue, pools RC cars tearing up the street,basketballs bouncing! Get a life,,people like you are annoying! Thank God my kids are grown,,people today are WAY to worried about everyone elses business.
Eileen hynes
8:24 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
No its not ok the adult wants one they need to get up and get one. That's just teaching a child how to be lazy!
10:01 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I agree with eileen we should make our children selfish and only worry about doing things for themselves. Parents don't do enough and kids need to expect more from their parents. Children,should stayed glued to their iphones and not get mom a glass of juice cup of tea or abeer, don't do dishes our clean the bathroom.you need to learn at an early age that you are the only one that is important.so hurry up and get back to your virtual world. Get wait a minute isn't that what I an doing? Got to go and get back to the real world with people. Say hi to a stranger, open a for for someone.or play a game with your kids whole having a beer and the kids a juice box.
Tired of the B.S.
10:05 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Gotta pretty much agree with David B on this one. There is got to be more things to be concerned about than this.
Better turn off the TV because there are plenty of shows that have people drinking and you can't let the kids see that.
Turn off the radio, too, lots of songs with drinking references in the lyrics and some songs with references to things that are much worse.
Get rid of your computer and all video games, the games can be violent and the computer has access to a wealth of inappropriate material.
How about we go back to letting the parents decide what is best for their kids. Works pretty good for me and my kids.
Worked pretty well for my parents, too.
Amy Kupcake Litviak
10:14 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
there's nothing wrong with it. ESPECIALLY if you've taken the time to sit and talk to your child about the effects (good and bad) of alcohol. dont make them think it's something you should hide. i would make drinks for aunts and uncles and cousins at my grandparents annual family reunion and i'm not a fall down drunk because of it. someone took the time to educate me on alcohol instead of pushing a tough conversation under the rug.
Tobias Cichon
10:38 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I've asked my nine year old to get me my car keys. Is that bad, too? Is he suddenly going to go binge driving? I haven't even talked to him about being a responsible driver yet.
Kyle Williams
11:16 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I would never ask my kids to fetch me a beer, but my 7 yo daughter rolls me some mean doobies.
12:53 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
:-). I like her comments >> Denise DuVernay: (...)My parents didn't have a problem with that sort of thing, including giving me tastes. I think it was a good thing. For me, it normalized beer and prevented taboo from forming. (I was also allowed to taste wine, which I did not enjoy at the time). So for me, there wasn't much mystery around alcohol, whereas my friends who whose parents kept alcohol forbidden were the ones who did the binge drinking. Ok, i grew up in Europe and the 21 y old rule does not apply. Does that make kids drink more or less, not sure. Preventing taboo from forming is the idea.
Richard DeVries
11:17 am on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Way to much thinking about this going on. I say it's not a problem.
HF Resident
3:27 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
There is so much more to worry about with today's kids. I feel trying to figure out if this negatively affect a child is a waste of time and the last of our worries.
Dennis Robaugh
9:22 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
That's a good point, HF. Our parents didn't worry too much about whether they were
messing us up. And their parents didn't either.
And we turned out OK, right? Well, most of us did.
5:45 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Here is a perfect example of this type of ridiculousness!
Karen Schultz
6:33 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
NO it is not okay to ask your child to fetch you a beer at my house. Get up and get it yourself....unless you are teaching your children a lesson, do it yourself, whatever it is...! Schools teach students that alcohol and cigarettes are drugs, though legal they are a way to escape. And yes there are other ways to escape that provide healthy outcomes. If you have a bad habit, you may deny it by continuing to use it but do you want to teach your children to join you and if it is illegal for them to join you in public, they will do it in secret. And they may want to be different and try another escape, another drug just to be different than their parents. Does that mean that parents who do not use drugs, legal or otherwise their children will stay clear of trying it? No. But they generally will not get hooked into it for fear of disappointing those they respect and admire for their good model. WE all have a bit of stuff we pass on ...lets at least try to pass on the very best of ourselves to our children and grandchildren.
Amy Kupcake Litviak
7:08 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Well said David b! People are way too uptight and kids are way too sheltered. What happened to playing outside until the street lights came on? Time to cut the cord and let kids be kids. It wont hurt your kid to have them grab a beverage for you. Were everyone of your parents bad for having you get a drink for them? No!
Bob Laird
7:21 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
way too many libs here. asking the kid to fetch a beer, soda, or doobie will ruin them? get serious. (kidding about the doobie) As long as mom AND dad are there the kid has a good start.
TP Resident
8:16 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
I agree Bob! There are entirely to many libs here! Fetching a beer is a big deal but serving them McDonalds burgers and crap food all day is okay?!?!?
Chronicles of Bob
4:15 pm on Thursday, September 20, 2012
Gosh darn them libs with their McDonalds and job destroying 99 cent hamburgers
8:18 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
There is not a parent in this world who has not asked their kid to get something for them be it anything up to and including a beer! Anyone that say's they don't is a damn liar! Enough of this nonsense!
8:46 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
.......and up until now I didn't feel so guilty about it! Thanks Patch, thanks for nothing!!!! What's next....So Patch women what's your take? Does size matter?
James Boskey
11:58 am on Thursday, September 20, 2012
My grandchildren fight to get me a beer!
5:59 pm on Thursday, September 20, 2012
What in the WORLD does this have to do with "libs?" smh


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Fuelpad v0.90.5
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Car fuel consumption tracking tool
Fuelpad is a tool to record your car fuel and other expenses. It calculates many kinds of statistics for your data including the fuel consumption for each entry, the overall distance, average fuel consumption and total cost. It can track the expenses of several cars. It also has a reminder system for regular maintenance recording.
Author | Julius Luukko |
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Changes from version 0.82-fremantle9:
- Support for not full fills
- German, Russian and Brasilian Portuguese translations thanks to Stefan Braun (de_DE), Danilo Luvizotto (pt_BR) and Sergei Ivanov and Vitaly Petrov (ru_RU)
- Column sort order and the sort column saved
- Report: a total column added summarizing the overall statistics
- Statistics plot: car name shown in a subtitle
Brilliant. I love the fact that you can mix units for the UK. The comments field is useful to compare price and fills for different fuel stations. Thanks
Anyone have any ideas what to do if you forget to record a fill?
Very good app! I like it very much. I think it is better to have the database in /home/user/MyDocs/database.db
It could be interesting to have a cell for introducing the gas company and later filtering the graph only by each company and seeing if my car consumes less fuel with one compay or another one...
Do you like this idea?
Very useful. It would be nice, though not essential, if the currency in which the fuel is paid could be indicated. During my last trip, I had to deal with nine different currencies. Er even just the country, because fuel prices vary wildly from one EU country to another.
To Erkka: You can change the location, however there is no user interface for doing that. There is a reason why it isn't available and I don't recommend changing the location unless you really know what you are doing.
very nice and most usefull! I'd loce to see a way to change the databse location though: I keep my stuff syncronized elsewhere than /home/user. It would be nice to allow editing with a double click..hm..double tap. Also would be usefull to check the date and entered kilometers - I often find myself typing old gasoline purchases or repairs and always end up re-editing the row - as the date defaulted to this current date (check where the mileage fits in current db and whine about it)
it would be nice to be able to report services as well ;)
Anyway this it app to the right spot!!! Thanks a million!
To Mike: you already can choose units individually. Just check the select individually box and there will be new options to choose units. This will propably become the first question in the FAQ...
Nice app. Would it be possible to be able to have mixed units for us in the UK? So there could be SI, US and UK options?
We have distances in Miles, buy fuel in Litres and talk about consumption in Miles per Gallon (UK gallons =4.54609 litres not US Gallons = 3.785411784 litre) just to be really awkward ;0).
It is a little difficult to use Fuelpad here as we would either have to manually convert all mileages in to km or fuel between US/UK gallons and Litres which is a bit of a pain.
Thanks Mike 8-{>
I used to keep these records in a spreadsheet, but this application is so much better.
Very usefull app. Still I found a bug but I don't find any way to report it. I will explain in here: I have only two entries in my Fuelpad. If I try to tap the "Statistics" tab the app is closing. Why? What's the use of "Statistics" option anyway?
A little help from the autor will be welcomed! Thanks!
apart of things like already mentioned this is working and useful ;)
I have answered and commented some of your questions and comments in tmo Fuelpad for Fremantle thread:
realy nice app!
suggestion trip: i find it better if you put in km that the app calc the trip?
suggestion stop with small fuel: sometimes i fuel my car for 10 l and forgott to write down the km. so if the app see the date and no km it can be calc it with the next rec of km?
THX for the realy god app
Awesome, really useful app. Never used anything similar before, it's a nice discover for me.
Great app! But I'm not sure the database would prefer to meet in /home/user/MyDocs/database.db
Wonderful application, and does just what I needed. I'm a bit thick-headed, so it took me quite a while to figure out that it really could do miles/gallon (I live in USA). Once I came across the spot in Settings to change Unit system from SI to US, everything was golden. Many thanks for taking the time to create and support such a great application!
Great app! I'm so glad you brought this to the N900, thank you!
Suggestion: add more service columns/fields, or even better, let the user customize columns, or even even better, download custom schedules for their automobile! That would absolutely rock.
Suggestion: tie into GPS, let N900 take a GPS marker of the location of the fill-up and service as part of the entry, could even probably find the data online about the gas station.
Suggestion: Bit of a stretch, but how about tying into camera, let user take a picture of gas pump (petrol pump i mean!) and detect/extract the amount of petrol pumped, price/liter, total cost, etc...
Excellent and stable application.
Have been using it for a couple of years already in my N800. The Maemo 5 version looks fantastic.
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I must tell you that between the customer muse today and seeing one of my favourite layouts as a "weekly layout winner" my day has started well! I have had a really tough couple of weeks at work with an almost overwhelming work load and some unexpected and troubling issues (again at work). I felt like I was hitting a wall and then I did what I do every morning and opened my Scrap Girls newsletter.
Julia's muse reminded me that it's not the "big things" that make for a perfect day but the small, seemingly insignificant moments, like this morning as my 12 year old son pulled up a chair beside me and put his arm around me because he wanted to see what I was excited about. He makes my day and makes me forget about "work".
Thanks, Scrap Girls, for brightening my morning and putting a great big smile on my son's face as he saw my layout in the newsletter and exclaimed "Hey, that's you and dad. Dad's really gonna like this!"
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Today's Newsletter - Sept. 29 Great customer muse - thanks Julia!
Posted 29 September 2007 - 08:49 AM
Congratulations Janine on the weekly winner. The layout is fantastic and I am so glad that reading the newsletter has started your day out on the right foot. Hope it continues. Well done.
Posted 29 September 2007 - 08:58 AM
Congrats on your lo. I noticed it when you posted it and thought it was quite attractive. I'm glad you had a happy lift to your difficult week. What you said is so true, it is good to focus on the great things in life.
Posted 29 September 2007 - 10:02 AM
Congratulations on your layout! It's one of my favorites of yours! I agree with you about today's muse. I was very touched by it. Thank you so much to Julia for a beautiful and touching muse!
Posted 29 September 2007 - 10:42 AM
Congrats on your layout!!! Its a great one..Still in my favorites!!! The muse was very nice today!! and has also reminded me of the small things!!
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Posted 29 September 2007 - 11:07 AM
Yeah it was a really nice muse today and Congrats Janine on having your LO be one of the weekly winners
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Thanks Angela for telling me about it.....where else could I get this kind of help with my shopping but on the SG message boards!
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