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In middle school, there was a girl named Phaedra. She had curly brown hair with giant bangs teased sky-high and shellacked with hairspray. Our generation of eighth graders singlehandedly put a dent in the ozone with all that Aqua Net; me included. Phaedra had thick, shiny braces on her teeth, brown hair, blue eyes, an outgoing personality -- and she was popular. Everybody liked her.
In high school, several queen bees ruled the roost. One of them was Lena. She was smart, pretty and sweet. She had an upperclassman boyfriend, one of the cutest boys in school; she had a big house. Everyone thought her dad was cute, and she even had a car. Everyone liked her too. People just flocked to her and wanted to be her friend.
I was never that popular kid. I was always on the fringe. I wouldn't exactly say I was a nerd -- OK, I definitely was a nerd up until 10th grade, but somewhere around that time things started to improve for me. I was already in varsity gymnastics, but I made the cheerleading team. I joined student government. I ditched glasses for contacts and started to get a handle on what to do with my hair. By my senior year, I could call a lot of those "cool" kids my friends -- including Lena -- and I even made prom court. To this day, I still can't believe that happened. I didn't have that outgoing personality that draws people in. I was quiet. I wasn't the star anything. I wasn't loud enough, confident enough, smart enough, different enough or pretty enough. I didn't have the right clothes. People didn't flock to me the way they did to them. I mingled with them. But I couldn't BE them.
I've been blogging for about four years now. At first, I was totally oblivious to the whole blogging industry that was exploding around me. I started seeing bloggers post about comparing themselves to others, feeling inadequate, and reading a post and wishing they could have written it. I was like, what are they talking about? Then I came out from whatever rock I was hiding under and realized that there were some really popular blogs out there gaining thousands of followers and that blogging was moving in a new direction.
Somewhere along the way, I started having some of those feelings myself. It was a feeling that I couldn't quite put my finger on. And then it dawned on me that some of those old feelings of wanting to be accepted and liked that I had in high school had resurfaced but substitute high school for the blogging world. And it was kind of weird to realize this, because as an adult I thought I had put those emotions behind me. I work full time; I pay bills. I have a greater awareness of the world. I have a full, happy life with fulfilling relationships. I have a mortgage and a husband. Why am I concerned about being popular and liked? With coming up with a really witty status update that will stand out? Ain't nobody got time for that.
The blog world is full of popular kids, cliques, and social hierarchy. And it can feel very competitive. I'm not saying any of it is bad, or good, or even intentional -- but it's there. I think it's just the nature of the beast. Here's the thing: I've never been, and will probably never be, that cool kid. I didn't win prom queen my senior year in high school, and I'm certainly not winning any popularity contests in the blog world today. Popularity was important to me as an insecure teenager, but it's not what I'm after now as a slightly less insecure adult blogger.
I ran for class secretary my freshman year of high school. It was a really bold move for someone like me. I was terrified of the whole process, and I still can't figure out what possessed me to do it. And I failed miserably. Not only because I was an unpopular nerd, but because I was too afraid to "put myself out there." I didn't want to put up too many signs. I didn't want to hand out candy with a vote for me tag on it. I didn't want to ask people to vote for me. I was running for a class office, but it was almost like I didn't want anyone to know that I was. The more people that knew I was running, the more would know when I failed. Plus, I couldn't actually let them know how bad I really wanted it, because that would make defeat even more embarrassing.
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Now is a good time for a Weekly Review.
A lot of stuff above the fold. First, there was the recent habeas grant in Graham.
The other two above the fold cases focus on a question from a recent Weekly Review: how to handle a mixed petition. Once again, maybe I wasn't paying close enough attention, but the DJ's seem to be a little confused on this one. One of the cases this week gets it almost right, so it's encouraging. But there are still lingering issues.
Let's get to the cases:
1. Graham v. Portuondo, 01-CV-6911, 2010 WL 3210691 (EDNY Aug. 12, 2010) (JBW)
- Habeas Granted
- Issues: IAC based on counsel's failure to adequately investigate petitioner's mental health issues prior to trial
- Notes: To be published; counseled
2. Ortiz v. Artuz, 06-CV-644, 2010 WL 3238994 (SDNY Aug. 11, 2010) (DAB) (JCF)
- Habeas Denied
- Issues:(1) IAAC; (2) insufficient evidence
- Notes: Adopting R&R (available at 2008 WL 2369218)
ANALYSIS: Another improper analysis on an unexhausted claim. The exact same improper analysis that popped up a couple of weeks ago. Maybe this is happening more often than I realize, but I am not catching it.
This one is just a tad more confusing. The IAAC was based, in part, on counsel's failure to raise an IAC claim on appeal. DJ points out that the underlying IAC claim was based on facts outside the record and should be presented in a 440.10 motion. In my mind, that means that the IAAC claim has no merit since I don't think it is clearly established law that an appellate attorney can be ineffective for failing to bring a claim in a collateral proceeding.
But the DJ doesn't go that route. Instead, the DJ says that the underlying IAC claim is unexhausted so the IAC claim must be dismissed with prejudice. That's just a weird analysis. Essentially, the DJ converted the IAAC claim into an IAC claim and dismissed it because the IAC claim was unexhausted. But the whole point is that it was unexhausted precisely because appellate counsel didn't raise it. So that's just illogical.
Setting that aside, a DJ should not dismiss a claim with prejudice solely on the ground that it is unexhausted. As I stated last time, there are three options when a claim is unexhausted:
- Dismiss the entire petition without prejudice to allow for exhaustion. Actually, this is the default position. A mixed petition is supposed to be dismissed.
- Dismiss the entire petition with prejudice where the court concludes that the unexhausted claim has no merit.
- The final option is the "stay and abeyance." A court can stay the petition and allow petitioner to go back to state court to exhaust the unexhausted claim.
As the prior DJ did, this DJ considered number 3, but said no. That's fine. But the DJ then just dismisses the claim with prejudice solely based on the fact that it was unexhausted without considering the merits. That is simply not an available option. As shown above, it's either a dismissal without prejudice or a dismissal with prejudice on the merits.
Once again, I am not advocating a COA. I don't think the actual IAAC claim is a good one. But once again, I think it's a good idea that the Second Circuit provide some clarification here.
3. Owens v. Conway, 2010 WL 3290980, S.D.N.Y., August 11, 2010 (NO. 10 CIV 3183 NRB)
- Habeas Denied
- Issues: (1) excessive sentence; (2) involuntary guilty plea; (3) IAC
ANALYSIS: On the other hand, the same DJ who I criticized on the exhaustion analysis last time, gets it right here. Well, almost right. That's just weird. Here's what the DJ says:
We close by explaining why we deny the petition outright rather than staying the petition and holding it in abeyance-a procedure provided by the Supreme Court in Rhines v. Weber, 544 U.S. 269 (2005). Although generally, unexhausted, non-procedurally defaulted claims should be dismissed, see Rose v. Lundy, 455 U.S. 509, 510 (1982), the Court in Rhines recognized an exception where, as here, dismissal of such a claim (or claims) in the context of a mixed petition would effectively bar the future claim(s) because the one-year statute of limitations on federal petitions will have expired by the time the petitioner has exhausted any unexhausted claims and returned to federal court, Rhines, 277-78. In such cases, a federal court may stay the pending petition and hold it in abeyance to provide the petitioner with the opportunity to exhaust his claim-but only so long as (1) there was "good cause for the petitioner's failure to exhaust his claims first in state court" and (2) the claims are not "plainly meritless." Id. at 277. Here, we decline to stay the petition because we find both that there was not good cause for the failure to exhaust and because the unexhausted claims are meritless.
I say mostly right because there are two things the DJ should have made clear. First, the DJ should have clarified that, in general, a dismissal of a mixed petition should be "without prejudice". Second, the DJ should have said that, because the unexhausted claims are meritless, she can not only deny the stay, but she can also dismiss those claims on the merits with prejudice despite the lack of exhaustion (as now allowed by the AEDPA).
In any event, it's a step forward. I should note that this same DJ used this almost correct analysis in another case this week (Carter v. McCoy).
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And when the teapublicans want to cut off general fund dollars for everything except for their own salaries health care and retirement, defense spending, and direct funding to Israel, which is pretty much what they're trying to do now, what do you suppose would happen to the people on SSDI??
If they let SSDI funding laspe like they did the Farm Bill, what do you suppose would happen to the people on SSDI?
Nothing you've posted has indicated how having the SSDI program available is a "drag" on an individual, as Karl claimed. If anything, it's a relief knowing it's there IF they should ever need it.
Oh, and the people on SSDI - would you yank away their Medicare coverage, too?
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The law says what will happen if the SSDI Trust Fund doesn't have enough money to meet its obligations - BENEFITS WILL BE REDUCED ! Same with Social Security Trust Fund.
Those on SSDI have to wait for (2) years to get their Medicare benefit and even then it is hard for them to have access to a Medigap policy and they can't get a MA plan either - until they reach 65.
But no matter the rules, if the person has income low enough benefits are provided under Medicaid.
Or if they don't have enough earnings to get a decent SSDI check or SS even, then there is always SSI or equivalent base.
Neither SSI nor Medicaid come from our payroll taxes - these things come from the general fund. There is NO trust fund for SSI or Medicaid.
Who do you think should get SNAP ?
Low income seniors, families and children? OK, at what level of income should it be cut? Should there be an asset test too? What about if they are getting other subsidized programs? Should these specific subsidies be included into their eligibility?
You know, everytime a program of help is put into play, there are decisions to be made as to the best use of the available funds and what the eligibility will be. Sometimes these determinations are rather sticky. This goes for SNAP as well as the subsidies of the ACA, actually any such program where what is given is based income or income and assets.
When a beneficiary of any such (helping) program has to use the value of the benefit in their decision to accept a raise, a promotion, work more jobs or start a side business, a monetary gift or even a financial windfall, then we have a problem with the rules of the program.
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Hopin for warmer days this week, but haven't seen the forecast. Opening day of Trout is April 5th. I know Steve, you don't do Trout.
Good Morning New Jersey ! Got out today to clear my head. 50 degrees, partly sunny, 15 to 25 mph gusts. Skunked!! Couldn't keep the kayak in one spot long enough to make 2 casts in same spot. Good work out on way back in paddling against wind. Still enjoyed the day though.
I hope to get out today. I'm going to bed right now and hope to rise about 11 am, and get out. Supposed to be nice Wednesday also ( in the 60's ).
Opening day of Trout Sat. April 5th In New Jersey!!!
GOOOD MORRNNINNG New JERSEY!!!
I didn't get out Tuesday. Had to stay home and take care of the little woman. I'm definitely getting out Wednesday, it should be about 60. I just hope the rain ends early.
GOOD MORNING NEW JERSEY !!! I am going to get out wednesday. I hope.
Alright Dan. You've inspired me to get my rear in gear and get out there. The weather is too nice to be anywhere but by the water. I just moved so I am going to be fishing unknown waters but I will post up any progress/findings.Good job on keeping the topic going!AC3
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Welcome Adolf. Your right it's much to nice to be inside. Spring has finally Sprung!! I haven't been on the site alot lately, Or fishing as much. Seeing the inside of a lot of Dr.'s offices. Much rather be out on the water. I did get out on Mantua Creek Sunday Morning for a little Catfish action. Caught four or five. A friend got the bigger one. I'll try to post a pic if I can. Get out New Jersey!! And go Fishing!!
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Time For BED!
Hey Steve, Glad to see ya back on. I've been busy with things at home so I only get on in short bursts. I'm getting out on the water as much as I can. I hope to go Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Or all of those if possible.
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I don't know if you saw the pic of the Brown Trout I caught. Even though you don't go out for daTrout, you might appreciate this one. ( Picture in Above Post)
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The last one-day international mattered little in the grand scheme of cricket but it had become a genuine challenge to Shoaib Malik's authority. Pakistan's young captain revelled in the glow of a Twenty20 near triumph but his time since has been wretched.
On the field, Malik has at various times looked confused, clueless, and catatonic. His soundbites have underestimated the intelligence of his supporters. The whole of the South Africa series was excused by a Twenty20 hangover and the India one-day series has been more competitive in Malik's head than in the eyes of anybody who has witnessed it.
Malik's own form has been a disappointment, as has Pakistan's evidently timid approach under his captaincy. In many ways, the debate boils down to the manner of defeat--and the manner of defeat suffered by Malik's Pakistan has been soulless, an intolerable circumstance for Pakistan fans and ex-players.
Today's Man-of-the-Match award is a relief for Malik and helps him begin to establish his authority. Only rare captains, take Mike Brearley for example, are able to lead an international side without any semblance of form. Since Malik cannot hope to demand the intellectual authority of a Brearley, or even an Imran Khan, his form will be the route to his success as a captain.
That is lesson number one for Malik. Lesson number two is that Pakistan cricket is an aggressive beast, a captain must ride it with attitude to achieve success and satisfy the faithful. Pakistan played with something of a swagger today and it helped bring out the best in its young talents.
These have been tough and slow lessons to learn but let's hope they have sunk in. Furthermore, this series defeat has produced some positive outcomes. Sohail Tanvir has confirmed his status as Pakistan's most exciting young fast bowler and possible allrounder. Salman Butt may have solved one half of Pakistan's opening conundrum, at least in conditions where the ball doesn't move too much or for too long. Sarfraz Ahmed has shown that there is life behind the stumps without Kamran Akmal--and about time too. And Fawad Alam's frenetic energy hinted at why he has become a domestic hero and should find a regular place in Pakistan's one-day team.
Yet one win doesn't eliminate the weaknesses in this Pakistan team. They will have to play with this level of belief, commitment, and aggression to stand a chance against India in the Test series. Malik's best chance lies in the fact that though India might be the stronger team they are flawed too. Whatever happens, Shoaib Malik must realise that the only way to lead Pakistan is from the front and in the face of the opposition.
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One of the biggest blessings in Lightroom is the Web module…at least, to my way of thinking. There are plenty of easy ways to crank out a quick web photo gallery. Most every application that processes photos has some sort of automatic gallery builder built-in. I've been using them for years as an easy way to let clients look at the results of a shoot and then get back to me on their favorites and present their comments.
In minutes, you can create one gallery for client review, another for use on a website, and another that shows how the photos were shot. The gallery you see below was created in less than two minutes.
All of the gallery styles look thoroughly professional, even without your having to do any customization. You can check them out in just the same way you can check out photo presets in the Develop module. You just drag down the list and watch the preview button until you see what you like. Click a choice, and the whole gallery instantly assumes that style. You can then add an Identity plate, gallery title and sub-title, captions for each photo, or show all the photo's metadata. All you have to do is "click, type, and watch."
If you do want to customize and you know even the basics of Dreamweaver, you can add, move, recolor or add a Paypal link where and as you'd like. Since you're starting from such a lovely place, you can really do this efficiently.
Some "auto galleries" even let you set up a "feeback area" or let you attach notes to a gallery. That's something that Adobe might consider adding to Lightroom in the future. It would be especially great, however, if…instead of keeping the notes on the page, the program automatically created an email to you that included the image's file name. The note wouldn't stay on the site, so the notes would be strictly private between you and the viewer. Another thing I'd really like to see is an automatic way to add a Paypal order button.


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I added a point about the dangers of being overly naive on train journeys into Fes. Personally (and entirely my fault), I came to wikitravel and just looked at the travel advice. I was rather overconfident and didn't bother looking at the Stay Safe or Cope sections, particularly since I thought the train would be perfectly safe. Needless to say, I got 100% conned with a shop-based tour the following day. It was beautifully done, but a bit irritating. Kayman1uk 15:26, 30 October 2009 (EDT)
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You can go with a hard wired FM modulator. Plug directly between your antenna and radio. Even if your frequency is not empty, it supplies a strong enough signal that it overrides the station completely. Great sound quality with no interference like the wireless transmitters. Alot cheaper than a new head unit.
If those were my concerns, I'd go with something like the Blitzsafe HON/AUX DMX V.2X to add an aux input. Their site lists its MSRP as $120 but street price is probably less if you look around.
Though the USA Spec PA15-HON2 looks to be a better deal for the price since you're getting an iPod interface and aux in.
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Can we talk about how awesome the Post Office is for a second? These Global Anywhere Forever stamps are $1.10 each and are going to make my Hanukkah cards a lot simpler to send!
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SO HAPPY. Two of nature's most perfect people. And we MET THEM. Look at the little hearts Nick Lea drew under his name!
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The Atlantic, April 2013
I'm a little late with this post, but in this day of the personality cult, we feel obliged to know, not just about issues, but about the people who make the issues. As much as I dislike this, The Atlantic has done us a favor by giving us...
Just want to say a quick but heartfelt, "Ramadan kareem!" to my Muslim readers. For those who may not be familiar with this pillar of Islam, my blog of last year offers a brief explanation.
It's the first day of Ramadan in Jordan and, since the holy month commences in accordance with...
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Knowing the world's largest special forces training center just opened in Jordan doesn't make me feel any safer. Sometimes I really have to question how my taxpayer dollars are being used and why the mainstream media aren't doing a better job of laying it out for us.
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Set to the tune "Video Killed The Radio Star", This Youtube presentation and the links provided in an accompanying posting, illustrate a trend that shows the building frustration toward a leader ... who can read, but does not listen.
Depending on location, the Islamic holy month of Ramadan either began yesterday or begins today or tomorrow. It depends on the sighting of the new moon during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar.
Globally, more than a billion Muslims observe Ramadan, one of the five pillars of Islam (the...
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On April 7, 2007, a 17-year-old Iraqi girl named Du'a Khalil Aswad was stoned to death by a mob for falling in love with a boy outside her community and running away. Du'a was a Kurdish Yezidi, while the boy she'd fallen in love with was an Arab Muslim.
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- 2 pounds haricots verts (French thin green beans)
- 2 large red onions, finely diced
- 8 tablespoons (1/2 cup or 1 stick) butter, unsalted
- 2 (10-ounce) cans cream of mushroom soup
- 3 tomatoes, seeded and diced
- 4 cans French-fried onions
- Salt and freshly ground black pepper
Blanch the haricots verts in hot water for about 3 to 5 minutes then remove from heat and shock in iced water. Drain and set aside to cool.
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F.
In a large skillet saute the chopped onion in butter. Then add the cooled beans and saute for a couple of minutes. Add the canned mushroom soup and mix well.
Transfer to a buttered casserole dish and top with the diced tomato, French-fried onions, and season with salt and pepper, to taste. Bake in oven for about 10 minutes.


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One in four young people from across all religions are being bullied because of their religious beliefs. That is finding of a report by Beatbullying, the UK's leading bullying prevention charity, published today.
Accord, the coalition concerned about the way faith schools currently operate and its impact on society, the new report by the Schools Adjudicator highlights the dangers of discriminatory admission policies and lack of regulation.
Accord, a new coalition promoting inclusive education and seeking the reform of faith schools policy, has expressed reservations over the opening of the Krishna-Avanti School in Edgware, the first publicly-funded Hindu school in Britain.
The Archbishop of York has called on the Government to give fuller recognition to the work carried out by faith groups in delivering social services and has dismissed those concerned about equalities and other issues.
Parents in Northern Ireland, which is seeking to recover from years of conflict and sectarianism, would like to see single-faith denominational schools replaced by integrated ones, a new survey has shown.
GMTV presenter Lorraine Kelly has said she believes that education for all, rather than schools divided on religious lines, in what Scotland needs to overcome sectarianism and to build lasting community.
I have just been reflecting on some of the things that have been said about Simon Barrow and myself, as well as Ekklesia, during the faith schools 'debate' these last few days.
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Dan Howard, a long-time New Mexico State University professor and current dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at the University of Colorado Denver, has been appointed executive vice president and provost of NMSU.
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The executive vice president and provost is the chief academic officer at NMSU and serves as the university's chief executive in the president's absence.
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Prior to accepting the position as dean at the University of Colorado Denver in 2008, Howard spent 20 years at NMSU, first as an assistant professor of biology and eventually as regents professor of biology, head of the Department of Biology and interim associate dean for research in NMSU's College of Arts and Sciences.
Howard received his bachelor's degree from Stanford University where he studied biology and graduated with distinction and honors. He received his master's and Ph.D. in biology from Yale University. His research interests focus on species formation, hybrid zones and the evolution of postmating, prezygotic barriers to gene exchange. His research program was continuously supported by the National Science Foundation from 1990-2012 and he is the author, along with his students and colleagues, of more than 60 peer-reviewed publications.
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Inn of Twin Gables is a Seattle, Washington Bed and Breakfast Inn offering three comfortable guest rooms, all with private bath, and a substantial gourmet breakfast; also a full 2 bedroom apartment with kitchen, W/D. Personal attention and an ambiance of welcome and comfort make it your home away from home. Located just minutes from Seattle Center, downtown, Pike Place Market, Pioneer Square and the universities, the inn is on the west slope of Queen Anne Hill across from Magnolia and just south of the Ballard Bridge and Fremont. Inn of Twin Gables is a classic Arts & Crafts home with original interior woodwork, boxed-beam ceilings and old world fir floors. A well-appointed living room with fireplace and overstuffed furniture, and an enclosed sun porch for morning coffee and sunset viewing, allow for a cozy atmosphere with period antique furnishings and accessories.
This cozy retreat has sunset view of Magnolia and a slice of Puget Sound. Newly wallpapered, it has a twin day bed with trundle which can be made into 2 twins (or be put together side by side to make a king). It has private use of the freshly painted master bath a few steps across the hall (not shared). All rooms have access to a mini-fridge, iron and ironing board in hall linen closet and secure WiFi access on all parts of the property.All rooms have pressed cotton linens, fluffy hotel towels, fresh flowers, hair dryers and fans, and have access to a mini-fridge, iron and ironing board in hall linen closet and secure WiFi access on all parts of the property.
An elegant choice, our largest room has a queen bed & private bath with tub & hand-held shower. With Asian art and soft, rich, restful colors based on the mellow radiance of wood tones, the North room looks out on a of large red cedar tree. All rooms have access to a mini-fridge, iron and ironing board in hall linen closet and secure WiFi access on all parts of the property.All rooms have pressed cotton linens, fluffy hotel towels, fresh flowers, hair dryers and fans, and have access to a mini-fridge, iron and ironing board in hall linen closet and secure WiFi access on all parts of the property.
With a Maritime motif, Queen bed, and antique armoire, private bath with stall shower, the East room overlooks the herb garden. It has the possibility of becoming a suite for four with the adjoining North Room. All rooms have pressed cotton linens, fluffy hotel towels, fresh flowers, hair dryers and fans, and have access to a mini-fridge, iron and ironing board in hall linen closet and secure WiFi access on all parts of the property. The East room also has a ceiling fan.
2 bedrooms sleeps 4(1 queen, 1 full), living/dining area; fully equipped kitchen furnished with stove, fridge, microwave, coffee maker, cookware, dishes and flatware; full bath with walk-in tub/shower with personal Jacuzzi, fluffy hotel towels, hair dryer; telephone, television; iron, ironing board; separate entrance, patio with table, chairs and umbrella. Parking, alarm clocks. Weekly and Monthly rates with weekly housekeeping and no breakfast included.
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4.2 on September 07, 2013
This was our first B&B stay, but all of my expectations were either met or exceptional. The location is the beautiful Queen Anne district of Seattle, so the Inn of Twin Gables in Victorian style was a total treat. The house and grounds are beautiful, and owner Katie has an amazing collection of fine old furnishings and artwork and the house is in great shape. Our cozy west room was perfect for my young son and myself with 2 perfect day beds and beautiful view. Katie's breakfasts were wonderful treats in dining everyday. I loved the ambience, comfort and quiet, security for the same price as a noisy, crowded city hotel, yet this inn is not far from downtown Seattle. Highly recommend this Inn!
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Thanks for taking the time to write a review. The best advertising is word of mouth. I am please that you enjoyed your stay at Inn of Twin Gables and happy that we were party to introducing you to staying in a Bed and Breakfast. My goal is to provide each of my guests a "home away from home" where they are comfortable, safe and well fed. I look forward to seeing you again on your next visit to Seattle.
4.6 on October 27, 2012
Enjoyed the proprietor, Katie, and her cute dogs. Her breakfasts are delicious and very filling. The Queen Anne neighborhood is quaint and even in the Seattle rain, our walks were pleasant!
4.4 on September 15, 2012
We spent 3 lovely days at this turn of the century bed & breakfast. We were impressed with the home and the surrounding gardens. The owner, Katie, was warm and outgoing. She welcomed us into her home and introduced us to the other guests. She is an amazing chef and each day we were presented with a delicious breakfast. We spent our days exploring the treasures of Seattle and were delighted to return to Inn of Twin Gables in the evenings. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Thank you Katie"-))
5 on September 15, 2012
We spent three weeknights at Inn of Twin Gables with our cousins. Katie was very hosptiable and kind, letting us use her kitchen to make drinks that we shared on her deck out back in the evening. Our rooms were lovely. Being a shower person, I surprisingly even enjoyed the little bathtub under the slanted ceiling of the gable in our room. The details of the house are time honored and very quaint and pretty. The beds! were remarkable. Let me tell you that no one slid to the middle in our bed which was great. Wonderful sheets and a great sleep! The breakfasts were delicious and on time each morning. Katie is a very good cook and it was evident each day. WiFi a plus, never a problem with connection.
3.6 on August 27, 2012
I stayed at the Inn of Twin Gables for four nights while in town for work. The service and breakfasts were very good, as Katie, the owner was flexible on arrival time, and both she and Sam cooked up a variety of tasty breakfasts in the morning. The location has good walking access to the ship canal.
Close to Magnolia, Ballard, Fremont, Close to SPU, UW, West Slope of Queen Anne Hill, City, Downtown
Seattle, WA (SEA-Seattle Tacoma) 17 miles
Via Highway 509/518/99 - Approximate driving time 20-30 minutes. Exit airport and follow signs to Freeways. Stay to the left for the WA-509/518 exit; Merge onto WA-518 W.; Merge onto WA-509 N toward Seattle; WA-509 N becomes WA-99 N.; Take the Western Avenue exit; stay straight to go onto Western; Western becomes Elliott Avenue W, you will be heading north - stay in the center lane; Elliott becomes 15th Avenue W at the Magnolia Bridge overpass (don't take that exit). Pass the golf course on your left. The next overpass/exit is Dravus. Turn right and go uphill one block to 14th Avenue West. Left on 14th at St. Margaret's Church to next corner, Bertona (Inn is on southeast corner). Turn right on Bertona and park.
Antique Shopping, Aquarium, Art Galleries, Concert venue, Gourmet/Fine Dining, Historical interests, Lake, Live Music, Movie Theater, Museum, Nature area, Performing Theater, Picnic area, Religious Services, Zoo, Bicycle rental, Bicycle riding trails, Billiards, Bird watching, Boating, Canoeing, Fishing, Golfing, Hiking trails, Kayaking, Internet cafe 3 blocks, Sailing, Shopping, Sight-seeing, Swimming, Swimming pool, Tennis courts, Video Arcade, Water sports
Bed and Breakfast, Other
CD player, Copier, Fax Machine, Fireplace, Telephone, Wet bar
Alarm clock, Hairdryer, Wi-Fi
Katie Frame
English, French, Spanish
2 Dogs , small toy poodles Others
Katie Frame, a seasoned traveler of many interests, welcomes you to be her guests at the Inn of Twin Gables. Prior to opening the Inn Katie was in reservations and group sales for two major luxury cruise lines. She'd love to have a chance to talk with you and answer any questions you might have about your stay.
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
Various dishes with home grown herbs.
Enjoy a sumptuous hot gourmet breakfast in our formal dining room at 8:30 every morning. For special consideration, or if you are unable to join us for breakfast, please let us know the prior day! Before 8:00 am, we can arrange a continental breakfast for you. We always check with our guests and try to accommodate dietary restrictions. A typical breakfast includes choice of juice and hot beverage, fresh fruit dish and main course. Our specialties are prepared with garden-grown herbs:
Examples of Breakfasts:
* Stuffed French Toast * Chile Rellenos Fritatta * Eggs Benedict or Florentine * Tortilla Espanola * Savory Crepes
* Fresh Herb Omelet * Breakfast souffles * Melon with seasonal herbs * Tarragon Grapefruit * Peach Lavender Crisp
* Tropical Fruit Salad with Ginger Splash * Moist Fluffy Scones * Pancakes with fruit, nuts, spices
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Karem Aircraft is designing its TR36 technology demonstrator for the U.S. Army's Joint Multi-Role competition. Images courtesy of Karem Aircraft As soon as the U.S. Army's Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center (AMRDEC) awarded four Technology Investment agreements in respect of the Joint Multi-Role (JMR) technology demonstrator (TD) Phase 1, the main question on...November 1, 2013
This is being written during the fifth day of the U.S. Federal government shutdown and our politicians are at 110 percent of N1 political spin mode. My personal politics are somewhat to the right of Attila the Hun, but I hope that my prejudice does not seep into this message. A political pundit stated the other day that "I do not understand the political right's (conservative) complaint that...November 1, 2013
Upon my arrival at the Airborne Law Enforcement Association (ALEA) exhibition hall in Orlando a couple months ago, I got a big surprise. It was the appearance of a helicopter from an agency I know. It was move-in day, which is when the exhibitors set up their booths, and the various helicopters that will be on display are wheeled inside. I was there to get the Rotor & Wing booth ready when I saw a...November 1, 2013
The long-running and painful (to both sides) Canadian Maritime Replacement Program may be heading toward a solution after the Canadian government took the drastic step of bringing to a meeting those involved – and rivals – to try and force an answer. According to The Canadian Press, a meeting was staged at the beginning of October between Canadian Defense and Public Works officials and...November 1, 2013
After 12 months of informal cooperation, the U.S.-based brokerage Avpro and European brokerage Heli Asset have announced the creation a new division within Avpro dedicated to helicopter sales and acquisitions. The move was confirmed at the annual...November 1, 2013
Eurocopter and AeroVironment signed a cooperative agreement during the AUSA annual meeting in late October to begin exploring new collaborative opportunities. The partnership will focus on combining...October 31, 2013
Korean Aerospace Industries (KAI) will take two hardware ship sets of the Rockwell Collins HF-9000 high frequency radio system for its Surion Marine Helicopter program. Further production orders are expected in 2016 once the development work has been completed. The voice...October 31, 2013
The Lithuanian Air Force has placed an order for three Eurocopter AS365 N3 Dauphins with financing support from the European Union. According to Eurocopter, the...October 30, 2013
The U.S. Army's Improved Turbine Engine Program (ITEP) has moved a major step forward with the first run of the competing engines now complete. ITEP was created to find replacement engines for the General Electric T-700s that power the Boeing AH-64 Apache and Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk. The new engines will provide power in the 3,000 SHP range compared to the 2,000 SHP range of the T-700 they will...October 30, 2013
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Does anyone have a good method of removing glue from clamps? |
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I usually just use a putty knife and if it is really hard to get off hit it with a heat gun or hair dryer to soften it up some…. It is also a good idea to use wax paper between the wood and clamp to help limit the amount of excess glue you get on them… -- What we do in life will Echo through Eternity........ |
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+1 for Gshep. |
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Unfortunately knives. The wax paper does help. I just never remember it when I am preparing to clamp something. I understand your problem, always a problem next project. -- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability |
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I use a paint scraper, sharpened like a cabinet scraper. Works great. -- PaulMayer, http://www.vernswoodgoods.com |
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#1 I try and wipe glues off and #2 like Paul I use a sharp paint scarper. -- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture |
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If you lube up the clamps with some wax (I use Johnsons) the glue is super easy to get off after it dries. |
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If finish on the clamps isnt a problem I'd use a bit of heavy sand paper to get into contours that you cant scrape. I've heard if you spray some gun oil on a rag and treat the clamps with that, the glue wont stick quite as bad and it wont get your hand or work oily. -- A positive attitude will take you much further than positive thinking ever will. |
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BEN There is a very safe product made for cleaning saw blades to remove pitch glue et try this.It simply sprays on and you leave it for a while then wipe off if you have difficulty finding it let me know I think cmt make it.Kindest regards Alistair -- excuse my typing as I have a form of parkinsons disease |
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I use a wire brush with my drill and it does great for me. I use wax papeer also and keep a roll right next to my glue up table. Most of the time I remember to use it but when I forget the wire brush does the job. -- Every step of each project is considered my masterpiece because I want the finished product to reflect the quality of my work. http://www.FineArtBoxes.com |
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Scraper + heat -- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison |
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Soak the clamp in a vat of Ferric Chloride for a couple hours… After all the metal dissolves into the solution, use a plastic spatula to skim the glue off the top of the solution. Voila'! All the dried up glue you want without all the hassle of those pesky clamps getting in the way! -- "Hard work is not defined by the difficulty of the task as much as a person's desire to perform it.", DS251 |
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DS that is funny…I started reading your comment seriously (as a chemist) and was thinking "good Lord! Ferric Chloride would destroy the clamps"....then read the rest LOL -- "_If we did all the things we are capable of doing, we would literally astonish ourselves_." Edison |
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Scraper and heat, when you're done wax the clamps and they will be a lot easier to keep clean. -- Bondo Gaposis |
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DS251 – LOL! I use a utility knife to scrap it off (it's the cheapest and in reach tool I have around). although that happens rarely as I keep the glue off the clamps to begin with (amount of glue used in joints, clamp position in relation to glue/joint, and being prepared for the glueup so that I'm not rushing or scampering around the construction). -- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route. |
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+1 waxing the clamps, not that I do it on all my clamps or at least not often enough….... :( -- Art |
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