text:
Forums → The Tavern
Thread Locked
Posted Mar 26, '08 at 5:17pm
81 posts
Okay, this little Forum Game is extremely simple. All you do is find a random picture on the internet, and say reasons WHY it would destroy another picture. For example:
My barnacle eats your headcrab!!
Well, well! Uh... I, uh... Blow it up! Yeah!
Posted Mar 26, '08 at 5:20pm
213 posts
Well my delete button deletes it.
Posted Mar 26, '08 at 5:22pm
579 posts
hello there is already a thread like this so post them there
Posted Mar 26, '08 at 5:26pm
1,333 posts
Yeah it's called Picture Wars, and don't be surprised when this topic gets locked. Also the link is right here.
Non Spam Picture Wars


text:
Daily Postings Exchange | We have a new Website! Visit our NEW website at: Daype.com | New York, services, creative
Thursday , January 31
Develop a product at Openwave Computing LLC with an affordable price
New York > services > creativeOpenwave help you in creating a quality product, where you can grab the market by implementing your strategies on the product.
Give your requirements to us and we will develop a best product as you ...
Thursday , January 24
From Online World to Mobile World with Openwave!
New York > services > creativeDevelop an application of your website before the trend turns into a norm. Being a premier Mobile App Development Company NYC, we develop applications for various platforms like iPhone, Android, Wi...
Hire ROR developers for efficient and troublesome website development
New York > services > creativeThe successive website development is always based on seeing the effective and productive performance of the website. As the technology grows, ROR the best open source that has a very high security...
Sunday , January 20
Develop your website with ROR - the best open source along with TDD
New York > services > creativeDevelop any kind of website with ROR, the best open source with high security when compared to other open sources. This is the only open source that supports TDD with test frame works such as Cucum...
Wednesday , January 9
♟Funny Youtube Videos- Best Idea Ever ♟
New York > services > creativeCheck us out at: http://www.amusingvideos.net/movies/video/Best-Idea-Ever
Monday , January 7
Openwave Computing LLC will help you in creating the best online store ever
New York > services > creativeIf you are planning to develop online store, just come to us we are a group of people with the experts in online store setup and Ecommerce Development, Openwave Computing LLC.
You can contact us eit...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Centre slammed for omitting Jat Sikhs from OBC list
Ludhiana, Dec 24 : Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal Tuesday slammed the Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government in the centre for deliberately denying the other backward castes (OBC) status to Punjab's Jat Sikhs.
Talking to the media here after an event, Badal said the central government had recently started a process to include Jat community of north Indian states in the OBC list but the Jat Sikhs of Punjab have not been included in the same.
"This reflects a step-motherly treatment meted out to Punjab. It is another instance of discrimination with the state, which has been denied its own capital, legitimate share in river waters and even Punjabi-speaking areas in the past," Badal said.
He said the Jat Sikh community, primarily agrarian, helped the country become self-sufficient in foodgrain over the years.
He blamed the Congress for playing politics of divide and rule and said this omission was not in the interest of the nation.
--IANS (Posted on 24-12-2013)
- Share this Post:
punjab-news headlines
Open revolt against Sidhu, BJP leaders want Jaitley to contest Amritsar LS Seat
Congress opposes Akali Dal rally at religious event
Over two lakh enrol as voters in Punjab, 80,000 in Haryana
Feeling hungry? Go online! (Foodie Trail)
AAP's Savita Bhatti opts out of LS contest
INLD complains to EC against AAP candidate
Waiting for new government, Punjab opts for vote on account
Remove Punjab DGP for 'secret' meeting with CEO, demands Congress
Punjab's Rs 65,000-crore investment: Is it for real? (Punjab Newsletter)
Miss Progress India to be crowned In Chandigarh
Congress seeks dismissal of three Punjab ministers
1857 martyrs: Digging ends in Punjab
Quick Links: Goa | Munnar | Pondicherry | Free Yearly Horoscope '2014


text:
Course Information
Planning your degree program consists of four steps:
- Review the courses required for your degree.
- Review the course descriptions for the optional elective courses and choose those most appropriate for you. If you would like additional information about a course, you may also review the syllabus for that course. Syllabi are located in the Blackboard™ content management system.
- Examine the course rotation schedule to plan the sequence of your courses. You may utilize the Semester Course Worksheet to record your planned courses.
- Within your first year of enrollment, submit a completed ADP (approved degree plan) to your advisor for approval. This document provides you approval by the School of Divinity to register for courses applicable to your intended degree.
As a graduate student, you should utilize the forms provided above to create a schedule that will best suit your work-life schedule and permit you to maintain steady progress toward the completion of your degree. While there may at times be minor changes to the course rotation schedule, these instruments will permit you to more effectively plan your semesters in advance.


text:
Since 1993, failure to wear a seat belt has been a secondary offense, meaning that citations can be issued only when a driver has been stopped for another traffic violation.
"I'm almost positive it will save lives," Patterson said of primary enforcement.
Bob Tipton, director of the Governor's Highway Safety Program, said seat belt use in West Virginia has declined slightly in the past five years, to about 84 percent. He said usage will increase will a primary-enforcement law.
Passage of the law also will mean that West Virginia will receive between $1.2 million and $1.5 million a year in additional federal highway safety funds, he said.
Tipton said those funds could be used for many safety programs, ranging from driver education to child safety seats.
"It's a whole variety of things," he said, "but it's related to [vehicle] occupant safety."
Under the bill, violations of the seat belt law would carry a fine of $25, but with no court costs or points on anyone's driving record.
Also Thursday, Senate Judiciary Committee members:
• Postponed action on "Skylar's Law" (HB2453), a bill to expand the state Amber Alert law for mass notification in cases of abducted children to also apply to missing children.
Committee members Thursday raised concerns that the bill, as drafted, is not clear on procedures for how the State Police would issue an alert for missing children.
• Advanced to the full Senate a bill (HB2815) to continue the Bureau of Senior Services' state registry of certified in-home care workers.
Reach Phil Kabler at ph...@wvgazette.com or 304-348-1220.


text:
02 février 2012 Olympus announces the i-SPEED PL This new super slow-motion video camera is designed for use by the creative media community. The i-SPEED PL is an extremely portable, user friendly super slow motion camera with a PL lens mounting. The i-SPEED PL camera is the perfect choice for the filming of high speed events to create stunning visual effects for documentaries, music videos, commercials and web-based material.
Featuring a 1280x1024 sensor with amazing image quality, the i-SPEED PL will shoot at full resolution to 2000fps - a dedicated 720P record mode allows shooting in the 720P format. The sensor is manufactured using the latest in pixel technology making the system extremely light sensitive, with an impressive ISO rating (ISO12232) of 1,600.
The camera body has multiple mounting points to allow the addition of accessories such as additional batteries, handles, rails and monitors and is constructed from rugged aluminium making it suitable for use in the most hostile of environments.
Connectors are robust and the camera is not fussy about connection/ disconnection sequences. Save video clips to on-board industry standard compact flash cards for convenience. Review video footage instantaneously before saving to decide if the shot was as intended/ needs re-shooting.
The i-SPEED PL camera is simplicity itself to operate. Utilising the unique Controller Display Unit (CDU) - which gives full access to all of the camera's functionality - the camera has an incredibly user-friendly interface. The CDU - which also provides a full time live view from the camera and allows you to review captured slow motion footage instantaneously - can be mounted to the camera body to additionally aid focussing and scene setting. Alternatively, standard external monitors can be plugged into the camera body and operation can be controlled via the Remote Control Pad (RCP). Video footage is stored as .HSV files or a RAW sequence and the i-SPEED PL camera body comes with dedicated software - HSV2frames - to allow quick and convenient transfer to a format suitable for MAC editing software.
Accessories available through Olympus:
See examples of video footage produced by the Olympus i-SPEED PL cameras at www.vimeo.com/groups/ispeed *conditions apply and use of an underwater housing is required. Please contact Olympus for more details. |
Copyright 2013 OLYMPUS CORPORATION, Tous droits réservés. Modalités d'utilisation | Déclaration de confidentialité


text:
Follow Us: Twitter | Facebook | Google+ | Pinterest | Quick Links: Join Blogger Programs | Join our partner Mommy's Club
Your blog design is lovely! Consider me a fan, I look forward to seeing more on GFC:)
You have to sign up at www.fanbox.com.Thanks
Hi and thanks for the friend add! Your blog is so cute, I love the holiday backgrounds. what do you blog about? I was guessing mostly reviews?
Thanks for connecting with me. I look forward to your posts and discussions.
Hi,Thanks for the request Please follow my blog an I will follow yours.Thanks
I'm a follower of your blog now! Great blog! My blog is www.daisyfleurs.blogspot.com :D
© 2014 Created by Mom Bloggers Club.


text:
CONTACT (General Information) Hollins University Graduate Center P.O. Box 9603 Roanoke, VA 24020-1603 (540) 362-6575 Fax (540) 362-6288 firstname.lastname@example.com
Program Director Jeanne Larsen
"It's been a good experience because I'm used to teaching at a larger state school, so it's been nice to teach a class at this level, where students come to class prepared. They're here because they want to be. They work hard, they read the material, and get involved in the discussions." Novelist and 2004 Louis D. Rubin Jr. Writer-in-Residence Denise Giardina
Writers-in-Residence 1961-Present


text:
You are currently viewing the beta version of the new AMM site. Click here to return to the current site.
Aug 27, 2012 | 02:35 PM | Thorsten Schier
Tags Green Technology Solutions, GTSO, tungsten, Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, conflict minerals
NEW YORK Junior tungsten miner Green Technology Solutions Inc. (GTSO) sees the recent finalization of conflict mineral rules in the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act as leveling the playing field for....
To access AMM's full content, please log in below. If you do not have an AMM account, we invite you to take a free trial or subscribe below.
Access to amm.com editorial content is granted only to paid subscribers and trialists. If you do not have an active account in your own name, please either subscribe or take a trial and you will have instant access to amm.com content. Sharing your login credentials with individuals who are not subscribers represents a violation of AMM copyright.
Every morning, every minute no matter how often you follow the markets, there's an AMM subscription to fit your needs.
Not sure if you are ready to invest in a subscription right now? Take a free, no-obligation trial. Start your free trial today.
Is severe weather affecting your business?
June 20-21, 2013 New York
I don't think physical users of metal are driving this drop. It's more coming from the investment side.
--Mark Weintraub, Premier Metal Services


text:
Dates: | March 18-28, 2013 |
Meets: | M and Th from 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM, 3 sessions |
CEUs: | 0.90 |
Location: | TEMPLE UNIVERSITY CENTER CITY |
Instructor: | ViralMehta |
Fee: | $325.00 |
Sorry, we are no longer accepting registrations for this course. Please contact our office to find out if it will be rescheduled, or if alternative classes are available.
Course Description
Prerequisite: Introduction to HTML, or equivalent knowledge Learn the basics of Dreamweaver, the standard HTML developing program. With Dreamweaver, anyone can create dynamic HTML pages. This introductory class will familiarize users with the Dreamweaver interface and web site basics. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to create web pages for personal or professional purposes.


text:
LibrePlan is a Web application for project planning, monitoring, and control. It is a collaborative tool to plan, monitor, and control projects and has a rich Web interface that provides a desktop-like user experience. All the team members can take part in the planning, which makes it possible to have real-time planning. It was designed for a scenario where multiple projects and resources interact to carry out the work inside a company. It makes it possible to communicate with other company tools, providing a wide set of Web services to import and export data.
Metrix++ is a platform to collect and analyze code metrics. It has a plugin-based architecture, so it is easy to add support for new languages, define new metrics, and/or create new pre- and post-processing tools. Every metric has 'turn-on' and other configuration options. There are no predefined thresholds for metrics or rules; you can choose and configure any limit you want. It scales well to large codebases. For example, initial parsing of about 10000 files takes 2-3 minutes on an average PC, and only 10-20 seconds for iterative re-run. Reporting summary results and exceeded limits takes less than 1 - 10 seconds. It can compare results for 2 code snapshots (collections) and differentiate added regions (classes, functions, etc.), modified regions, and unchanged regions. As a result, easy deployment is guaranteed into legacy software, helping you to deal with legacy code efficiently, and either enforce the 'leave it not worse than it was before' rule or motivate re-factoring.
RackMap is a Web-based datacenter management tool. It was designed to help organisations catalog and manage datacenter assets such as racks, servers, routers, and switches. It allows you to catalog hardware location and cabling information, export data in various formats including PDF, generate bulk configuration scripts, and remotely control some devices.
PascalSCADA is a framework for Delphi and Lazarus to quick development of HMI/SCADA applications. The platforms supported by PascalSCADA are Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD under 32 and 64 bits (FreeBSD only in 32 bits). You can communicate with CLP's, create interfaces, store values and alarms of process, and control users of the application.
RMP allows remote control over playing your music files on a Linux computer. The music can be controlled via a Web interface, a smart cellphone, iPhone, Blackberry, or through a command line shell interface. If you like the song, you can download it to your phone. It supports next, searching, and volume control.
freeDiameter is a framework in C for supporting the Diameter Base Protocol (RFC3588). Diameter is a protocol for authentication, authorization, and accounting; it is the successor of RADIUS. Applications can be loaded as modules. Example applications include a Diameter EAP server, a Diameter SIP server, and Diameter Accounting.
MoCo is a system that monitors and controls SCADA points, such as temperature, HVAC, power, lighting, sprinkler systems, and more. It has industrial capabilities, but is scalable from very small home systems to enterprise, world-wide ones. It works with inexpensive I/O bridges (including X10, Insteon, and 1-wire) from a number of manufacturers. It has sophisticated history logging and diverse control capabilities, as well as a 117-page implementation manual.
wxAdvTable is a advanced table component designed with flexibility in mind, with clean MCV (Model-Controller-View) design. It has many advanced features like composite rows/columns, built-in sorting support, flexible rendering and editing support, dynamic row/columns add/removal, rows/columns highlight, and many visual features.
A program that stores the content of SSH sessions for auditing purposes.


text:
Holiday gift-giving at work: 5 ways to get it right
December 6, 2012: 10:20 AM ETA business etiquette expert tells how to take the awkwardness out of playing Santa at the office.
FORTUNE -- Dear Annie: This is my first holiday season with my current employer -- I'm in my first "real" job after college -- so I hope this isn't a dumb question, but what is generally expected in big companies regarding gifts to bosses and coworkers? I interned all last year at a small family-owned firm where everyone knew everyone else really well, and we all had fun giving each other little Christmas and Hanukkah presents. But everything at my new job is much more formal, and I don't want to get this wrong. Should I give my boss a gift, or will that look like I'm kissing up? What about peers? Are there rules for this? — Santa's Stand-In
Dear Stand-In: It's not a dumb question at all. "Proper etiquette around gift-giving at the office is a snake pit for most people, because there's always the potential for making some sort of faux pas that will come back and haunt you later -- or at least, you fear it might," says Vicky Oliver, a personal branding coach and author of 301 Smart Answers to Tough Business Etiquette Questions. "For instance, let's say your officemate has a little box with a bow on it on her desk. What if it's for you and you didn't get her anything? What if it isn't for you? Should you still give her something? If so, how much should you spend?"
In hopes of dodging such dilemmas, it's customary at many companies for colleagues who aren't also personal friends to wish each other "Happy holidays" and leave it at that. With any luck, your employer is one of them. "Gift-giving is one of those things that varies a lot from one corporate culture to another," says Oliver. "So your best bet is to ask someone you trust who's been there for a couple of years what, if anything, people usually do. Then just follow their lead."
MORE: Why there are no new toys for Christmas
In general, Oliver adds, "you don't need to give gifts to all of your coworkers unless you work in an office of five or fewer people, where leaving one person out would hurt his or her feelings. However, if you have a colleague who has been particularly helpful to you this year, a card expressing thanks and a small gift is entirely appropriate, even if you don't do the same for others. Just be tactful and discreet about it."
You might find that standard practice at your company is for teams or departments to chip in on one gift for the boss, which Oliver says is a widespread tradition that costs each person some small amount of cash and keeps coworkers from one-upping each other. (It also precludes the appearance of, as you say, kissing up). But if that isn't how they do it at your company, Oliver offers five suggestions for blunder-free gift-giving -- whether to your boss or to anyone else.
1. Don't overspend. "The rule of thumb for office gifts is that they be inexpensive," says Oliver. "It's poor etiquette to spend, say, $50 on a silk scarf for a coworker, because chances are she'll have bought you a little box of candy and be embarrassed." Oliver recommends keeping each gift at a $20 limit: "Think about a gift card, a cookbook, a bottle of wine, a gourmet food item, a potted flower, or a two-drink voucher at a local watering hole."
2. Thoughtfulness counts. "Avoid giving the same gift to everyone in the office," Oliver advises. "It's okay for companies to do that -- send the same gift basket to every client, for example -- but for individuals, no." Instead, pick a gift based on what you know the recipient likes. "The point is to show you put some thought into it," she adds. "If you're aware that a coworker is trying to lose 10 pounds, don't give them a box of chocolates."
3. Keep a couple of "anybody gifts" handy. Just in case someone shows up in your cubicle bearing a gift you weren't expecting, says Oliver, it's a nice idea to have one or two already-wrapped goodies stashed in your desk -- for instance, a paperback bestseller, or a pair of designer-inspired sunglasses you picked up at a discount store. If you don't get around to buying (or wrapping) these, though, don't worry about it: "It's perfectly fine to reciprocate by taking the person out to lunch."
MORE: The art of the self-managing team
4. Don't try to be funny. What one person thinks is hilarious, a colleague might see as in dubious taste, or just silly (or both). So play it safe and don't go there.
5. Always give to helpers and service staffers. These include support staff such as receptionists and assistants in your immediate area, as well as "other support staff, including the mailroom person, perhaps a frequent messenger you know by name, the night or weekend cleaning person, and anyone else who makes your everyday life easier and more pleasant," says Oliver.
In many offices, someone takes up a collection for these staffers on behalf of the whole group. "Always give cash in a nice card," Oliver says. "These people often make minimum wage or close to it, and a $20 bill goes a lot further than a pair of gloves."
And speaking of appreciation, even if you work in a culture where it isn't customary to exchange gifts at all, you can't go wrong by sending holiday cards with short, handwritten thanks to colleagues whose work over the past year has inspired you, or made your job easier or more fun. "People love to get these," Oliver observes. "Often, they'd rather get a sincere 'thank you' than any other present you could give them."
Talkback: Do people exchange holiday gifts where you work? What's the best — or the worst — present you ever got from a coworker? Leave a comment below.


text:
Contact Us
Sign In
Healthy Home
Food & Recipes
Health & Wellness
vitamin d
11 Facts About Daylighting for Daylight Saving Time
Daylighting systems company Solatube offers facts about daylight in conjunction with Daylight Saving Time.
Supplement Review: MegaFood Immunity-Boosting Supplements
MegaFood's line of immunity-boosting supplements, including vitamin D3, a daily multivitamin and a probiotics blend, support good immune health.
Edible Weeds 101: The Health Benefits of Dandelions
Yard full of dandelions? Harvest and cook these weeds to enjoy their many health benefits.
The Health Benefits of Kale
The health benefits of kale are greater than those of any other vegetable. Kale provides nutrients that fight off sickness and diseases and has a low environmental impact.
The Health Benefits of Kale
The health benefits of kale are greater than those of many other vegetables. Kale provides nutrients that fight off sickness and diseases and has a low environmental impact.
In The News: Fair-Skinned People May Require Vitamin D Supplements
People with pale skin may have more troubles than being unable to get a summer tan, a new study suggests.
College Graduation Means Great Dumpster Diving
In my hometown of Boulder, Colorado, kids are leaving town and dumping a lot of really good, useable stuff. If you have a college in your town, it's a great weekend to go Dumpster diving near campus.
Solatube International Introduces Glass Distractions Decorative Fixtures
Solatube International, the worldwide leading manufacturer and marketer of Tubular Daylighting Devices (TDDs), announces its new line of decorative fixtures, called Glass Distractions.
Green Your Life: Doin' the Dishes
Washing the dishes is a necessary evil, but it doesn't have to be a burden on your wallet or the planet. Dani dishes about how to green your dishwashing routine.
4 Foods That Weaken Bones
The foods you're eating could be chipping away at your bone density. Find out which four foods and drinks are eating away at your bones.
Natural Sunscreen: Stay Sunburn-Free With Safer, Natural Sunscreens
Natural Home assistant editor Kim Wallace reveals what sunscreen active ingredients are safe and unsafe and recommends resources to find natural sunscreens.
Don't Flush Old Medication! Recycle Them with National Take-Back Day
Unused and expired medications are difficult to recycle. Participate in National Take-Back Day this Saturday for an easy, safe way to dispose of old pills.
Treating Depression Naturally: Bright Light Therapy
Treat seasonal depression with bright light therapy, one tenant of the Therpeutic Lifestyle Change's program.
Foods for Eye Health
Protect your eyes from age-related macular degeneration, glaucoma and cataracts with these foods for eye health.
Choosing Color for Your Home
Individual reactions to color vary, but choosing color for your home's rooms can have a strong effect on how you feel when you're in them.
Chemicals to Avoid During Pregnancy Post 3: Retinol
In the third in a series on potential toxins to avoid during pregnancy, Jessica discusses the dangers associated with use of retinol in skin products.
Green Your Life: How to Dry and Dehydrate Food
Dehydrated foods are high in nutrients and easy to transport and store, but buying them at the store can be costly. Investing in a food dehydrator can save you money, allowing you to make your own beef jerky, dried fruits and fruit leather at home.
Eco-Decor Delights: bambu
bambu creates modern goods for the kitchen and home, created from renewable materials, including bamboo and cork.
DeLoach Vineyards: Farm-Fresh Eggs
Natural Home assistant editor Kim Wallace shares her newfound love for farm-fresh eggs after experiencing rich, nutritious eggs at DeLoach Vineyards in Santa Rosa, California.
In The News: Are Melatonin Brownies Really Dietary Supplements?
Packaged brownies sold as dietary supplements with added melatonin raise health concerns from the public.
Make Your Own Dishwasher Detergent--for Pennies!
You don't have to spend a fortune and buy nasty chemicals to run your dishwasher. Whip up powdered or liquid dishwasher detergent in minutes--and don't forget to add essential oil. You'll get a dose of aromatherapy while your dishes get clean.
What is the difference between an herb and a spice?
Guest blogger Desiree Bell, explains the difference between herbs and spices once and for all.
Herbal Crafts for Kids: Make Herbal Faerie Dust
Make faerie dust with the wee folks in your family to get them interested in herbs at a young age.
Enjoy a Vegetarian Diet to Prevent Diverticular Disease
New research has found yet another benefit to adopting the vegetarian lifestyle.
4 Vitamins and Minerals for Better Bone Health
Our bones need a variety of nutrients to keep them healthy. Make sure you're meeting the recommended amounts!
As States Ban Dishwasher Detergents with Phosphates, American Cleaning Institute Calls for Voluntary Removal
Sixteen states have banned the sale of dishwasher detergents with high phosphate levels, and the American Cleaning Institute has urged its members to remove them.
EcoArt Organic Cotton Decorative Throw Pillows from Wabisabi Green
With more than 32 designs to choose from, you're sure to find an organic cotton throw pillow for your home's décor from Wabisabi Green's EcoArt pillow collections.
6 Health Benefits of Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Fish oil supplements are a rich source of omega-3 fatty acids, which do an amazing array of wonders for the body. Just check out these health benefits of omega-3 fatty acids!
Natural Home Remedies for Diarrhea
Diarrhea is an uncomfortable condition. Find relief with these natural home remedies for diarrhea.
7 Foods to Eat for Better Heart Health
A proper diet is crucial in promoting good heart health—so make sure you're eating the right stuff! These seven foods are loaded with healthy fats, fiber and antioxidants to protect your heart.
Make it Green: Four Ideas to Repurpose Window Shutters into Home Décor
With a little do-it-yourself effort, wooden shutters found at flea markets and antique stores can turn into shelves, room dividers and other home décor.
Eco-Friendly Wedding Dresses Part 8: Puridee, Danielle
Jessica wears the Puridee Danielle sustainable wedding gown as part of her eco-friendly wedding dress photo shoot.
In The News: Environmental Working Group Releases 2012 Sunscreen Guide
Today, the Environmental Working Group released its 2012 Sunscreen Guide. See where your favorite sunscreen sits on the list.
Three Degrees of Preparation: Turn Up the Thermostat on June 21
Americans are being asked to turn up the thermostat 3 degrees on June 21. If you find you don't notice the difference, why not keep it up? You will notice the difference in your electric bill.
The World Is Just Awesome
I confess: It's Friday, the sun is shining, it feels like summer, and the Little Discovery Channel Promo That Could is pretty much playing on a loop on my desktop.
Monolithic Dome Houses: Monolithic Dome Institute
Natural Home intern Carly Halvorson shares her recent research on the Monolithic Dome Institute website about monolithic dome houses.
Ease Your Dreams with Herbs
If you are having trouble sleeping, try these herbal solutions.
Green Your Life: Natural Dog Treats Review: Buck's Biscuits Gourmet Dog Treats
Buck's Biscuits Gourmet Dog Treats are made with organic ingredients and contain no preservatives, making them the perfect, all-natural dog treat for your furry friend.
Back to My Blog's Roots: An Antique Door Headboard
Jessica shows off her heaboard, made of antique doors and a little paint.
Dancing Deer Voted America's Best Brownie
Based on a "Brownie Blind Taste Test" recently conducted, Dancing Deer's all-natural, baked-from-scratch brownies won the taste test battle by a wide margin.
Sills for Seedlings(2)
Here Sonya Newenhouse describes how she uses her southern facing 17 inch deep window sills to grow seedlings. She also notes that their electrical bill for February in the furnace free home was only $11 -- $8 of which was service fees.
5 Favorite Healthy Baby Essentials
These five effective and useful products are among my top picks for a healthy, natural baby.
Gardening with Disabilities: Gardening for the Memory Impaired
People with Alzheimer's and other dementias can benefit in many ways from gardening and being in the garden.
Green Your Life: Green Product Review: Twist Biodegradable Sponges
If one of your New Year's resolutions was to use more green products, check out Twist's line of amazing sponges. Not only are they biodegradable, but they're also free of dyes and made from all-natural, plant-based materials.
Plover Holds Three-Day Sale on Organic Cotton Bedding and Table Linens
From August 4 to 6, Plover Organic will discount its non-sale items to 50 percent off. Plover sells organic cotton quilts, duvets, sheets and crib bedding.
DuPont Building Innovations Achieves Zero Landfill Status
DuPont Building Innovations has achieved zero landfill status by reducing, reusing and recycling manufacturing byproducts and waste at manufacturing sites globally.
Add These Five Supplements To Your Medicine Cabinet
The most popular supplements are fish oil, multivitamins, vitamin D, calcium and CoQ10. Learn more about their health advantages.
7 Steps to a Clutter-Free Dining Table
When the dining table is laden down with mail, laptops and other clutter, the entire house feels messy. Follow these seven steps to keep your dining table free of detritus. (Set it for dinner right after breakfast, if you have to.)
Teaching True Green at Dining by Design
Organic Architect's Eric Corey Freed shows designers what green really means during Dining by Design, a charity event featuring tabletop installations in New York.
5 Health Benefits of Pears
Packed with nutrients, fiber and antioxidants, pears make a delicious but healthful snack. Just check out these five health benefits of pears!
Fresh Berries Recipe: Red, White and Blueberry Shortcakes
July is National Berry Month! Kick off the start of this month—and celebrate our nation's independence—with this recipe for Red, White and Blueberry Shortcakes, courtesy of Driscoll's.
Recycled Oil Drums Make Beautiful Furniture
From West Africa to the Netherlands, furniture designers find oil drums an abundant, green material.
Recycled DIY Dog Bed
Build a sustainable dog bed out of recycled T-shirts or newspapers. When placed in a revamped end table, it makes a nice piece of doggie furniture, too.
Wedding Tradition Versus Eco
Jessica talks about abandoning conventional wedding traditions in favor of saving money and resources, creating a more sustainable wedding.
Natural Medicine Cabinet: Health Benefits of Cayenne Peppers
Capsaicin, the active ingredient in cayenne and other chili peppers, offers a number of health benefits, from relieving pain to protecting the heart.
The 2011 Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 Lists
The Environmental Working Group's 2011 Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 lists help the budget-conscious minimize exposure to pesticides.
Green Rookie: After-Christmas Cleanup
Christmas may have passed, but the remnants of the holiday festivities remain—piles of wrapping paper, boxes, and ribbons tangled strands of lights trees losing needles all over the living room floor. Fortunately, cleaning up after another holiday season is easier—and more
9 Ways to Trim Your Grocery Bill
As world food prices hit a record high, follow these tips for reducing your grocery bill while still eating well.
Eco-Decor Delights: Plates with Purpose
Made from recycled glass and handcrafted in Pennsylvania, Plates with Purpose helps raise money and awareness for a wide variety of nonprofit partners.
Feel Happier! 5 Foods to Eat for a Better Mood
Diet affects mood. While an unhealthy diet can take its toll on our mental health, a healthy diet can make you feel happier. Try these five foods for mood!
Detoxing Your Body with Yoga
Taking a yoga class or scheduling a message session is a way of detoxing your body without the fad diets.
In The News: Dieting? Ditch the Diet Soda
New research suggests that a healthy diet has no room for diet soda.
Natural Remedies for Clearing Up Acne
Acne can be caused by a number of factors, from poor nutrition to hormonal imbalance. Learn how to combat acne naturally with these home remedies for acne treatment.
5 Health Benefits of Eating Carrots
Packed with antioxidants and vitamins, carrots offer many health benefits, from maintaining healthy eyes to reducing the risk of cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Deck of a Deal: Wood Composite Decking Saves Trees
When it comes time to choose what decking material to use for your next outdoor living project, consider wood composite decks that save old growth trees by utilizing recycled content.
Concerned About Bedbugs? Be Vigilant, Keep Your Home Clean
During national bedbug summit, health experts urge thorough cleaning and heat as the best prevention and cure for the nasty pests.
Eco-Friendly Dorm Room Checklist
Editorial intern Samantha Schwartz shares resources, tips and essential eco-friendly items for a college dorm room.
Decluttering Tips
Natural Home editor-in-chief Robyn Griggs Lawrence offers up some home decluttering tips.
Vibrant Recycled Glass Vases from Z Gallerie
Add a pop of color to a dull decorating scheme with these brightly colored recycled glass vases from Z Gallerie.
A Twist On Tea: Make a Cucumber and Cilantro Drink
Learn how to make this cool summer drink, which puts an untraditional twist on iced tea.
Getting to the Root of the Burdock Plant
The burdock plant has long been that pesky plant that attaches velcro-like pickers to your clothing, but it also has an abundance of health benefits.
Living Future 2009: The UnConference for Deep Green Professionals - Day One
Blogger Laurie Dickson is blogging from the Living Future "unconference" in Portland, Oregon, this weekend. Living Future is devoted to promoting innovative green design that focuses on real solutions for real planetary problems.
In the News: Is There Such a Thing as a Vegan Dog?
There are lots of reasons to eat less meat, or even none at all, but have you ever considered whether your dog could be vegan?
In The News: The Run for Naturopathic Medicine Awareness
One doctor decides to make a cross-country journey to promote natural healing and health.
Late Summer Brings Jalapeno Pepper Bounty
All too soon the winter months will be here, which is more reason to explore ways to preserve this vibrant and medicinal food to have on hand all year long.
10 Tips from Empty Nesters for Downsizing and Living Small
Ed and Joan Kobrinski left a large family home for a smaller, simpler cottage—and they've never looked back. Their tips for downsizing and living in smaller spaces could help make your transition easier.
Good Sources of Vitamin D
Vitamin D promotes good bone, immune system and mental health. Want to boost your intake of this essential nutrient? Add these good sources of vitamin D to your diet!
Eco-Decor Delights: MIO – Green Design for Everyone
Natural Home guest blogger Victoria Klein reviews green home decor from MIO.
Preserve the Harvest with Excalibur Food Dehydrators
Dehydrate fruits and veggies faster with Excalibur Food Dehydrators. Be sure to check out Excalibur's recipe for Dried Tomato and Basil Sauce.
Kirei Introduces Windfall, a New Line of Reclaimed Wood Engineered Panels
The Windfall reclaimed wood engineered panels are Douglas Fir and Hemlock Fir raw material harvested from demolition sites in the Pacific Northwest, and given new life as decorative panels for interior design.
10 Tips to Extend the Life of Your Washer and Dryer
Extend the life of your washer and dryer and save money on repairs with these 10 tips.
Organic Pioneers Urge Consumers to Get Mad—and Get Organized—About GMOs
As organic industry leaders urge consumers to take action against GMOs—the biggest threat the industry faces this year—soapmaker David Bronner gives $25,000 to seed an anti-GMO march on Capitol Hill.
Great Fresh Juice On the Go
Most days I just don't have time to make breakfast. It's the most important meal, though, so usally it's a Larabar and juice for me. I like Larabars because the ingredient list is short and they are delicious. My favorite bar, the Apple Pie , is just dates, walnuts, unsweetened apples, almonds, raisins, and cinnamo
DiggersList Brings Discounted Home Improvement Items to New Cities
DiggersList, city-by-city home improvement classifieds, has expanded its website to bring its services to homeowners and contractors across the country.
Obama Approves Substantial Coal Mining Expansion
Change we can believe in? The Obama administration paves the way for more than 300,000 megawatts of coal-fired energy.
The Lazy Gourmet: Smoked Herring Smörgås with Fresh Dill
This version of the Scandinavian open-faced sandwich known as smörgås—featuring smoked herring and hard-boiled egg—is crowned with a pinch of fragrant, beautiful, fresh dill.
RawFoodz Introduces Organic, Raw Vegan Salad Dressings
Canadian-based RawFoodz launches with a line of organic, raw vegan salad dressings.
DIY: Drying Fresh Herbs
Enjoy your herbs throughout the winter months with these different drying techniques.
4 Health Benefits of Eating Walnuts
Loaded with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants, walnuts provide an array of impressive health benefits, from protecting our hearts to preventing cancer and diabetes.
Cute Find: Wooden Fairy Doors
We found another cute garden decor idea. Check it out!
Love Your Basil: Thai Basil Honey Cornbread Dressing with Deviled Pecans
Our cornbread dressing recipe puts a twist on a Thanksgiving dinner menu classic.
SunRidge Farms Offers New All-Natural Milk Chocolate Treats
SunRidge Farms' All-Natural Milk Chocolate Rainbow Drops feature natural premium quality chocolate and real vanilla in a pure cane sugar shell in seven beautiful colors, each of which is naturally derived from vegetable juice.
Herb Catalogs: Ready, Set, and Plant Those Herbs, Part 2
The Lemon Verbena Lady continues her search for more great herb catalogs and herb farms to visit either in person or online.
Journey Toward Healthy Skin: derma e
After trying derma e's new skincare product, Very Clear Cleansing Scrub, I soon discovered that tea tree oil may be the best natural disinfectant for my body.
Houseplants: Easy, Affordable Décor
Adding houseplants to your home's décor is an easy, affordable way to enliven your home.
On Super Bowl Sunday, Say No to Junk Food
Kitchen Gardeners International's 20ate campaign urges Americans to say no to junk food.
Face Wash: Beyond Organic
Beyond Organic Skincare Detoxifying Cleanser is best for dry skin because it is packed with uber-moisturizing ingredients.
DIY Composting for the Savvy Home Gardener
Keeping your own compost heap is a great way to benefit your garden while saving money. Learn more about DIY composting with guest blogger Rebecca Lynn Crockett.
Groupon for Greenies: A Site to Save You Money
Green America offers savvy shoppers daily discounts—and reassurance that they're buying green—through GreenDeals.
Why Japan Will Weather This Disaster
As we watch the devastation's aftermath in Japan, the world will learn valuable lessons from a culture that reveres service to others, deep acceptance and community.
Sweets For Your Sweetheart: Chili Chocolate Pots de Crème Recipe with Salted Caramel Sauce
Spice up your Valentine's Day with this chili chocolate pots de crème recipe with salted caramel sauce.
In The News: Is There Such a Thing as an Allergy-free Dog?
A new study found that it may not matter what kind of pet allergy sufferers keep around the house—their allergies may still prevail.
Protect Garden From Deer with a Plant Tonic
Looking for a safe but effective way to deter deer from using your garden as their personal buffet? Sprinkle this plant tonic on their favorite garden munchies.
Make Your Own Reed Diffuser Oil
Try your hand at making your own reed diffuser oil. This fun DIY project keeps homes smelling clean and fresh without the use of possibly harmful chemicals.
Green Your Life: Forget Dryer Sheets—Use a Dryer Sachet!
Shrink your dryer sheet waste and use a dryer sachet instead. Learn about the benefits of dryer sachets, how to make your own sachet and a few ideas about what to do with your used dryer sheets.
Gardening Is for Everyone! Learning to Garden with Disabilities
Gardening is for everyone, even those with disabilities who think they are unable to. The problem to overcome is how to adapt and make adjustments so hyou can grow your own organic vegetables and herbs.
Chinese Drywall Leaks Sulfur Into Homes
Homeowners beware. Your drywall could be poisoning your home. Officials believe that since 2001, drywall imported from China has contained high levels of sulfur that could be leaking into homes and other buildings.
Better Beverage Containers
Don't overlook the health impacts of the container when shopping for healthier premade beverages.
In The News: Secondhand Smoke Linked to Behavioral Disorders in Kids
Researchers add another item to the long list of health problems caused my secondhand smoke.
Top Chemicals to Avoid During Pregnancy Post 2: Pesticides and Herbicides
In the second in a series on chemicals to avoid during pregnancy, Jessica discusses why and how to prevent dangerous pesticides and herbicides from entering our bodies and homes.
5 DIY Headboard Ideas
Bored with your headboard? Freshen up your bedroom's look with one of these DIY headboard ideas.
GoodBelly Launches New Flavors of Probiotic Drinks
GoodBelly has added two new flavors, Tropical Orange and Pink Grapefruit, to its line of probiotic drinks and launched a new on-the-go probiotic coconut water.
Natural Home Decorates Blair House and the U.S. State Department for Magazine Holiday Design Showcase
Natural Home has been invited to decorate rooms in Blair House, the President's guest house that hardly anyone ever gets to see, and the U.S. State Department's Harry S. Truman Building in Washington, DC in the first-ever Magazine Holiday Design Showcase, a partnership between the U.S. State Department and the Magazine Publishers of America.
Healthy Green Design: Repurpose a Blank Wall with Eco-Friendly Paint
Express yourself by decorating a blank wall with eco-friendly wall treatments and low-VOC paints.
Understanding Food Labels: The Use-By and Sell-By Date
Misunderstanding of the "use-by" or "sell-by" date on products (not the same as an expiration date) leads to tons of food waste each year.
The 2012 Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 Lists
The 2012 Dirty Dozen and Clean 15 Lists from the Environmental Working Group helps shoppers limit their pesticide exposure while saving money.
5 Harmful Chemicals in Beauty Products
The chemicals in everyday personal care products can negatively affect health. Watch out for these five!
Weekend Project: Save Money by Making Your Own Essential Oil Diffuser
Reed diffusers are a great way to fill your home with the fresh, healing scents of essential oils—but they're pricey. You can save a bundle by making your own using repurposed bottles and plant stalks.
Treating Depression Naturally: The Therapeutic Lifestyle Change Program
The Therapeutic Lifestyle Change program offers a natural treatment plan for depression based on basic biological needs.
Top Five Chemicals to Avoid During Pregnancy Post 1: BPA
In the first in a series of posts on the most important chemicals to avoid during pregnancy, Jessica discusses the dangers of BPA (bisphenol-A)exposure to developing babies.
In The News: Are Cell Phones Killing Honeybees?
A new study suggests that cell phone radiation may be to blame for the massive decline in the bee population.
Green Rookie: Sewing Starters
It's easy to cut back on consumption, reuse great fabrics and add style to your rooms when you tackle basic sewing projects.
Make Your Own Green Cleaners
Make your own all-purpose cleaners, dishwasher detergent and mildew remover with safe, simple ingredients. Ever think you'd be doing dishes with Kool-Aid?
Beyond Coastal Mineral Sunscreen
Beyond Coastal Mineral Sunscreen is loaded with vitamins, minerals and moisturizers.
ALŌ Drink Gets Straight To the Pulp of the Plant
ALŌ Drink blends are made with real aloe vera pulp and juice straight from the aloe vera plant - never reconstituted from powder.
In The News: Some Food Dyes May Affect Children with ADHD
Be on the look for these food dyes in your children's foods. They may be doing more harm than good.
Nature's Nightmares: 3 Creepy Plants
These three plants are extremely creepy. Read more about the bizarre devil's claw, doll's eye and Buddha's hand.
Spring into the Season with 5 Superfoods!
Celebrate spring by indulging in these 5 seasonal superfoods—delicious, nutrient-packed fruits and vegetables.
A Green Home: Naked Christmas Tree
Get creative with your Christmas tree! Save the forests, skip the plastic greenery and really go green this holiday with a different kind of tree.
Timberland Campaign Challenges World Leaders to Reduce Emissions
In accordance with this meeting of world leaders making decisions about climate change, The Timberland Company, has launched its global campaign, "Don't Tell Us it Can't Be Done." The campaign is designed as a public forum encouraging people from all over the globe to participate in environmental activism by challenging government leaders attending the conference to reduce emissions.
15 Ways to Survive the Cold and Flu Season
Bypass cold and flu season this year with natural remedies, herbal supplements, TLC and a little common sense.
Natural Home Remedies for Constipation
Feeling plugged up? Relieve constipation with these natural laxatives and home remedies for constipation.
In The News: Licorice Root May Help Stop Tooth Decay
Researchers may have found the herb to stop tooth decay: licorice root.
Levi's Brand Introduces Waste Less Denim Collection
Levi's jeans brand introduces its Waste>Less denim collection made from recycled bottles as the next chapter in its sustainable design initiative.
Buy, Sell or Swap Anything--and Everything--Online
DiggersList is giving away wildflower seeds to anyone who posts something for sale on its site, and Re-Nest just came out with an awesome guide to buying, selling and swapping stuff online. Spring cleaning just got easier!
Yikes! How to Save a Wet Cell Phone
An economical, new product from Yikes! Phone and Table Rescue revives cell phones—and other electronics—that unexpectedly go skinny dipping. Learn how to save a wet cell phone!
In the News: The Truth about Salvia and Salvia Divinorum
As state and local governments are scrambling to ban salvia divinorum, Editor-in-chief K.C. Compton defends the 900 other salvia species.
Herbal Spices: What's On Your Turntable?
Favorite spices are often passed down like heirlooms, but they rarely stay the same between generations.
BIODOME! (sans Pauly Shore)
If you're not tech-savvy, gifts kids'll like are hard to come by. If you don't want to waste your money on some electrical gadget that'll likely be outdated the day after you buy it, check out these fun, garden terrariums. They even come in different themes!
The Garden Buzz: Growing Strategies for Beginning Herb Gardeners
These growing strategies will help any beginning herb garden. Discover which herbs are easiest to grow from seed, which are easily propagated from division, and which are easily grown from cuttings.
Pet Health: Make Natural Hair Rinses
Try these three natural coat rinse recipes for your furry friends.
California Bill Would Legalize Hemp Production
A bill that would make hemp production legal in California would create jobs and opportunities in the financially strapped state.
Eco-Decor Delights: Etsy Appreciation: Michelle Prosek Hand-Carved Fused Art Glass
Handmade from start to finish, Michelle Prosek's jazzy art glass adds an eco-modern element to any room. Find her unique glass art in her Etsy shop.
Sunflowers, Suds and Saturday Morning
Saturday morning brings adventures with an overflowing dishwasher, pesky puppy and pretty sunflowers.
Green Your Life: Delicious Homemade Salad Dressings
Try one of these three simple but tasty homemade salad dressings the next time you're in the mood for a lighter lunch or dinner.
Organic Cotton Shower Curtains from Amy Butler, VivaTerra and West Elm
Brighten up your bathroom with lively organic cotton shower curtains from Amy Butler, VivaTerra and West Elm. Say goodbye to plain white curtains!
Battle of the Bridesmaids Dresses
Jessica discusses her inability to locate eco-friendly bridesmaid dresses made from sustainable materials.
I Clutter, Therefore I Am (Or How I'm Learning to Let Go of the Stuff and Love the Space)
The urge to eliminate clutter and create space for ourselves is a healthy sign of self-respect. Why, then, is it so darn hard?
Eco-Decor Delights: Plover Organic Cotton Bedding & Kitchen Textiles
Patters and personality galore, Plover Organic's organic cotton bedding and kitchen textiles add just the right amount of spice to your green home decor.
Herbs That Help Depression and Anger
Here are some herbal remedies that have specific healing properties for dealing with overcoming sorrow, anger and depression.
Mercury and Formaldehyde Found in Drywall
Problems with drywall continue as the Environmental Protection Agency finds traces of mercury and formaldehyde in drywall products.
The Grass is Greener on the Other Side
Jessica Kellner's recent trip to three green conferences in San Francisco yielded some great conversations and fun lessons.
Green Architecture Spotlight: Germany's Bibliosphere
Natural Home editorial intern Kristin Standley takes a look at the designs for the new Bibliosphere in Germany.
5 Ways to Upcycle Shipping Pallets into DIY Furniture
Turn castoff shipping pallets into a DIY sofa, daybed, coffee table, headboard or shelving with just a little creativity!
Decorating with Mirrors
Decorating with mirrors is an easy way to increase your home's natural light, make small rooms feel bigger, and improve your home's interior without spending a fortune.
Local Herb Societies and a Summertime Chili
No need to go it alone. Local herb societies are like old friends, and recipes and techniques abound.
In Memoriam: Thomas DeBaggio (1942 to 2011)
On February 21, 2011, herb grower and author Thomas DeBaggio died in his sleep. Learn more about this important herbalist.
Weed & Water Wednesday: A Favorite Desert Garden
Although winter is setting in, that doesn't mean an end to the garden season in desert climates! Get inspired by this beautiful rainwater-harvesting, food-producing desert landscape!
Music Saves Mountains: Dave Matthews and Patty Loveless Sing for the Hills
The Natural Resources Defense Council is teaming up with popular country, bluegrass and folk musicians, including Dave Matthews and Patty Loveless, for Music Saves Mountains—a one-night fundraising event to end mountaintop removal coal mining in the Appalachians.
6 Recipes for Homemade Salad Dressings
Guest blogger KyLynn Hull shares six recipes for homemade salad dressings, including favorites like Ranch, Caesar and Thousand Island.
Eco-Decor Delights: Harmony Art Organic Fabrics
Natural Home guest blogger Victoria Klein reviews certified-organic fabrics from Harmony Art.
Edible Weeds 101: The Health Benefits of Stinging Nettles
Stinging nettles may sound intimidating, but once you get past their prickly exterior this classic spring weed offers many health benefits.
How do you compensate for the high altitude while baking?
When I bake cookies, they look like pancakes. I need to adjust the recipe for a higher altitude, but I'm not sure how. I need your help!
Save Money: Recycled Creations for your Garden
Go green this winter to prepare for your spring garden. You can easily create a beautiful garden by reusing normal household items.
Enhance Hardscaping with EnviroSAND
EnviroSAND is a stabilized joint sand that is specially designed for use with paving stones.
Icebox Knitting Products Offers Warm Winter Wares Made from Upcycled Materials
Keep warm with hand-knitted scarves, hats and hand warmers from Icebox Knitting's two lines of products made from upcycled materials.
Building a Better Air Conditioner
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory has invented an air conditioner, the DEVap, that's up to 90 percent more efficient than traditional ACs.
Get Paper Towels Out of Your Life for Good
Replacing paper towels with rags is a super simple step toward sustainable living. Follow these simple tips to get disposable paper towels out of your house. You'll never miss them.
Powering Cable Boxes Costs Us $3 Billion Per Year--And Much of That Energy Could Be Saved
Cable set-top boxes in the United States consume 27 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity—equivalent to the annual output of nine coal-fired power plants. Cable providers have a lot of energy-efficient improvements to make.
Shopping the Virtual Global Marketplace
Jessica discusses whether going green is more than just feeling good about the stuff we buy, and chats about the "virtual global marketplace" she uses to help make wise shopping decisions.
Green Travel: Driving
Natural Home editorial intern Susan Melgren offers tips on how to take eco-friendly car trips
Keep Monsanto Out of Your Home: 4 Ways to Avoid GMOs
While it's almost impossible to completely avoid GMOs, you can minimize your exposure by eating organic and knowing which products are the worst offenders.
Herb Catalogs: Ready, Set, and Plant Those Herbs, Part 1
Lemon Verbena Lady is anxious to get planting new herbs in her herb garden. She explores the wonderful world of herb plant catalogs both in print and online in three installments because there is just so much herbal information to pass along!
In The News: MyPlate Replaces MyPyramid For Dietary Guidelines
There's a new graphic in town ready to help you with your dietary needs and help you craft each healthy and delicious meal you put on your plate.
Flatulence to Fuel in Brooklyn
A new wastewater treatment plant in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, will use methane gas to produce energy.
Reclaim Old Doors for Storage
Short on storage? Repurpose a door into a swinging shelf or basket storage system!
Salsa and Vegetable Dip Recipes from Fair Share Farm
Guest blogger Dani Hurst shares recipes for homemade salsa and vegetable dips.
Get Creative! 7 Ideas for Unconventional and Repurposed Bedside Tables
Get a creative nightstand without spending a lot of money by repurposing thrift store finds and old items around the house into functional but cheap bedside tables.
Green Your Life: Organic Dog Shampoo: Olive Bubble + Squeak Herbal Dog Shampoo
If you're looking for a healthy and eco-friendly dog shampoo that smells great, then look no further than Olive Bubble + Squeak Herbal Dog Shampoo. This shampoo is USDA approved organic, 100 percent biodegradable and bottled in recyclable plastic.
Six Steps to Eating Healthier at College
Editorial intern Samantha Schwartz plans for healthy eating in the Grinnell College dining hall.
DeLoach Vineyards: Biodynamic Farming and Horn Silica Prep 501
Natural Home assistant editor Kim Wallace introduces a green gardening series on Biodynamic farming based on her trip to DeLoach Vineyards in Sonoma, California. She details the meaning of Biodynamic farming and a field preparation called horn silica 501.
DeLoach Vineyards: Stirring Biodynamic Horn Silica Prep 501
DeLoach Vineyards winegrower Eric Pooler explains the camaraderie amongst Biodynamic prep stirrers.
5-Minute Chocolate Ice Cream Toppings
Deliciously cool off this summer with these naturally-sweetened chocolate ice cream toppings made with fair trade cocoa.
7 Health Benefits of Asparagus
Loaded with vitamins, minerals, fiber and antioxidants, asparagus offers a lot more than a tasty side dish. Check out these health benefits of asparagus!
680 Square Feet of Reclaimed Magic
While giving her small home a deep green retrofit, designer Tracy Parker finds that reclaimed wood flooring is grounding and gorgeous.
Mugwort: What Dreams May Come?
Mugwort, an herb that was once used as a charm used against evil spirits, treatment toward alleviating digestion and a preventative solution for tired feet, is also an herb that has been used to induce vivid dreams.
Maximize your Apple Harvest with Sweet and Savory Herbs
It wouldn't be fall without apple pie, cobblers, dumplings, baked apples and my favorite—apple crisp. But don't limit yourself to apple desserts. Create savory apple dishes with the help of these delicious herbs.
Wabi-Sabi Wednesday: Just Too Much Stuff
Space and light are your home's most desirable ornaments. Here's how to clear the clutter so they can shine through.
Green Architecture Spotlight: Beddington Zero-Energy Development
Natural Home editorial intern Kristin Standley examines the successes and failures of the Beddington Zero-Energy Development.
Greek Yogurt Ranch Dressing
Swap out your bottled ranch dressing for this easy and nutritious recipe!
Gardening with Disabilities: Horticultural Therapy
The therapeutics of gardening and gardens have been known since ancient times. Health care professionals acknowledge this and have been putting it to practice for two-hundred years in this country. Horticultural therapy is good for the whole person.
Wabi-Sabi Wednesday: Remembering a Good Home
My old wabi-sabi home stood witness to celebration, sorrow, our children's first words and fumbling first steps, dinners shared at the end of each day. It provided all that a home could and should, and now it's my lesson in non-attachment.
In The News: Low-Salt Diet May Harm Your Health
A new study shows that low-sodium diets may increase risk of heart-related problems for some people.
Decorating on a Budget
Don't have extra money to drop on expensive picture frames or fancy artwork? Editorial intern Amanda Thompson discusses simple ways to spruce up any room in your house at no cost.
Growing Garlic in Minnesota
Ever wonder what herbs fare well in Minnesota? So did one of our readers! Learn the best ways to grow and store garlic along with other cold climate information.
Make it Green: Use Vintage Tins as Creative Storage Containers
Vintage tins add decorative accents to your home while also providing storage.
DIY: Dye Easter Eggs Naturally
Skip the chemicals this Easter and naturally color your Easter eggs with herbs and foods.
Weekend Project: Simple, Pretty Pot Lights for Your Patio
Turn terra cotta planter pots into candle holders. This super simple project is an inexpensive way to bring a little romance to your garden.
When Spring Gives You Dandelions, Make Dinner!
Far from being weeds, spring's earliest greens are packed with nutrition and help detox the body.
Evergreen Institute Founder Dan Chiras's Home Burns to the Ground
Evergreen Institute founder's Missouri home burns; wood furnace is suspected cause.
Healthy, Green Design: Decorating With White
Dedicated to the Midwest's winters, guest blogger Stephanie Nickolson offers practical tips and ideas for decorating interiors in white.
Meatless Monday Recipe: Mushroom-Stuffed Squash, Leek and Fennel Soup
The New York Times reports our carbon emissions in 2011 were the highest on record. Reduce your family's carbon footprint by choosing vegetarian recipes such as Fennel and Leek Soup and Delicata Squash Stuffed with Wild Mushrooms and Herbs.
Grow Fragrant Perennial Flowers
Grow your own fresh supply of fragrant perennial flowers this year to scent your life and use as cut flowers, for crafts, and in natural personal care treatments.
In the News: Dallas Woman Promotes Herb Benefits Through the Years
At 92, Lane Furneaux has been working for more than 30 years to educate the people of Dallas on the culinary and health benefits of herbs.
Bonded Logic UltraTouch Denim Insulation Available at Menards
Bonded Logic, Inc., a leading manufacturer of insulation products, announced that Menards, a home improvement chain in the Midwest, will carry UltraTouch Denim Insulation.
Conserve Water with Levaqua OneTouch Digital Showerhead
Levaqua's OneTouch™ Digital Showerheads help consumers conserve water, while simultaneously providing a spa-quality shower experience.
Natural Play Dough Recipe
Your kids will have fun sinking their fingers into this safe and natural play dough.
Million Dollar House Developer Taps Small Home Market
In Bethel, New York, a developer that has specialized in large luxury homes is building modest houses to appeal to a younger crowd--more anecdotal evidence that smaller homes are here to stay.
Operation Hope Revegetates Zimbabwe
This year's Buckminster Fuller Challenge winner is revegetating African grasslands through holistic land management.
Documentary Shows Devastating Effects of Coal Mining
Coal Country exposes the damages to communities and the environment caused by mountaintop-removal coal mining.
How to Make a Homemade Bug Repellent Spray
Mother Earth Living Editor-in-Chief Jessica Kellner shares how to make a homemade bug-repellent spray.
White House Guests See Green at Blair House and State Department Magazine Holiday Design Showcase Reception
After weeks of planning (and a little bit of panicking), the Natural Home team finishes decorating the Blair House and State Department for the holidays with a selection of fair trade, artisan-made items that benefit our planet and its citizens.
Banana Date Bread
Enjoy this recipe for a delicious and moist variation of banana bread, made with almond flour!
Sensational Orzo Salad Recipe
This sensational orzo salad recipe is a definite crowd-pleaser.
Green Rookie: Funky and Functional Decorating Tips
No cash and no space? No problem. With attractive treasures that serve as extra storage, you can decorate a funky and functional space. Natural Home guest blogger Julie Collins shows you how.
Natural Product Review: Dr. Hauschka Daily Revitalizing Eye Cream
Reduce dark circles and minimize fine lines with Dr. Hauschka's Daily Revitalizing Eye Cream.
Cookbook Review: D.I.Y. Delicious by Vanessa Barrington
Guest blogger Elise Roth Edwards offers a cookbook review of "D.I.Y. Delicious" by Vanessa Barrington.
In The News: Donate to Herbs for Japan
In light of the recent natural disasters in Japan, two woman are asking herbalist to ban together to help protect a few lives and donate herbal supplies for an organization called Herb for Japan.
The Year of the Volunteer
Jessica talks about the importance of volunteerism and service as she searches for some new ways to dedicate time.
The Compton Try: Naturally Soothe Aching Muscles
Getting back in shape to prepare for the American Diabetes Association's Tour de Cure requires exercise and healing salves for aching joints. Try these natural remedies when soothing your aching muscles.
Eco-Friendly Wallpaper: Vinyl-Free Wallpaper from Mod Green Pod
Mod Green Pod's vinyl-free wallpaper is printed on Forest Stewardship Council-certified paper using water-based inks and glazes. Check out the 12 funky, colorful designs.
How Safe is Your Drinking Water?
Hundreds of disease-causing chemicals could be lurking in your tap water thanks to outdated federal laws.
Eco-Decor Delights: Humble Earth-Friendly Printed Home Accessories
From perpetually sunny Orange Country, California, Humble sells extremely eco-conscious home décor accessories featuring designs that will remind you of summer's past.
Pet Health: Make Castile Soap
Natural and effective skin and hair care for our pets can be easy, economical and gentle. Learn which herbs guest blogger, Dawn Robnett, uses to make Castile soap for her pets.
Finding Eco-Friendly Engagement and Wedding Rings
Jessica searches for eco-friendly engagement and wedding rings and explores a variety of sustainable options, including conflict-free diamonds, recycled diamonds, recycled gold, recycled jewelry, alternative wedding rings, Canadian diamonds and cultured diamonds.
In The News: Some Herbal Supplements Can Be Dangerous
Certain herbal supplements can cause severe heart and liver damage.
6 Health Benefits of Beets
Packed with antioxidants and other important nutrients, beets offer a lot of benefits for our hearts, brain and overall health. Just check out these six health benefits of beets!
Make it Green: How to Repurpose Old Picture Frames
I'm no stranger to moving. As a recent college graduate, I've moved four times in five years. After the hassle of packing, hauling and lifting all of my stuff, the part of a move that I look forward to the
Vegetarian Cashew Alfredo Pasta Recipe
Try this tasty vegetarian (and vegan) alfredo for a healthy weeknight dinner.
Sustainable Wedding Dress, Bridesmaids Dresses, Suits
Jessica discusses the many challenges she faced in attempting to choose eco-friendly wedding dresses and suits.
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with Low Calorie Margaritas
Happy May 5th. What are you doing to celebrate? If you're like me, then today is the day to whip up your favorite tacos, snack on sensational salsa and, most importantly, mix yourself some margaritas. This year, why not try the stevia-sweetened mix Sinless Margarita.
DIY: Speak the Language of Flowers with Potpourri
Each flower means something different. Express your love for someone this Valentine's Day with one of our two meaningful potpourri mixes.
My Favorite iPad and Smart Phone Apps: Dream Home and Houzz
Home design apps for smart phones and iPads make visualizing your dream home even easier.
5 Tips: Keep Deer Out of the Garden
Deer proof your garden with these 5 helpful tips.
Growing Herbs in Texas: Herbs that Thrive During Droughts
See which herbs survive the best with little water during a Texas drought.
Growing Herbs in Texas: The Best Basil for Texas
Basil is the perfect herb to grow in Texas during the mid- to late-summer heat.
Organic Gardening: From Seed to Table in Your Backyard
Organic gardening connects us with the earth and produces good-for-you food.
Rhombin Desktop Organizer Mixes Convenience with Eco Chic
The Rhombin, a desktop organizer made from a plant-based plastic (bioplastic), merges sustainability with convenience and cutting-edge design.
Protest for Clean Energy
Last weekend more than 12,000 people flocked to Washington, D.C., for a three day demonstration to demand the creation of green jobs, cuts in the country's greenhouse gas emissions and less dependence on fossil fuels.
2010 Predictions: Simpler, Greener Lifestyles
As a new year unfolds, Natural Home forecasts 2010 predictions—and it's good news—Americans will become smarter, greener consumers.
4 Medicinal Herb Preparations You Should Know
Learn four ways you can enjoy herbs in your daily life.
6 Great Natural and Organic Chocolate Bars: Mother Earth Living Editors' Picks
These six great natural and organic chocolate bars will satisfy your sweet tooth while paying mind to the earth.
Organic Table Linens: Amenity Placemats
Design your dining room with patterned placemats from Amenity. Made of organic cotton and hemp, these placemats come in a variety of colors and designs, making it easy to find the perfect fit for your room.
Tints of Nature Hair Color Offers Natural Alternative to Toxic Dyes
Color your hair at home with Tints of Nature salon-grade permanent hair color, made with a natural soy base, which mitigates the damage and health risks typically associated with coloring hair.
Levi Strauss Aims to Build a Better Clothesline
Clotheslines are the most energy-efficient—but not always the most practical--drying option. Levi Strauss's Care to Air contest offers $10,000 for innovations that would improve or replace the clothesline.
Natural Baby Products: Johnson's Natural Head-To-Toe Foaming Baby Wash
Natural Home assistant editor Kim Wallace reviews Johnson's Natural Head-To-Toe Foaming Baby Wash.
Treating Depression Naturally: Combat Depression with Exercise
Exercise can boost mental health and help relieve depression as part of the Therapeutic Lifestyle Change's natural approach to treating depression.
DIY: Herbal Cough Drops
Save your throat this cold season with homemade, herbal cough drops.
Turn Funky Flea Market Mirrors Into Art
Old mirrors are a dime a dozen at flea markets--but what can you do with them? Group several of different shapes together for a pretty, unique display.
Clear Clutter for a Happy New Year
15 tips to help you get rid of clutter once and for all and create a clean, serene home.
Homemade Herb Dressings
Simple salad dressings provide bursts of herbal flavor to your salad greens.
Handling Nettle Without the Sting
Whether you want it for tea or some other project, handling stinging nettle during harvesting does not have to be painful.
Celebrate National Ice Cream Month Naturally
Natural Home editorial intern Kirsten Hudson describes how to make homemade ice cream and gives some organic ice cream recipes.
5 Keys to Good Entryway Design
Although each home is different, these five keys to good entryway design will help you create a personalized, functional space.
Nordic Naturals Introduces Vitamin D3 Gummies
Vitamin D helps support the immune system and the hormones that regulate mood and sleep.
Eco-Decor Delights: Etsy Appreciation: J Clay Pottery
J Clay Pottery features all your favorite foodie items—mugs and plates to bowls and sake sets—in all-natural clay and nature-inspired colors.
Eco-Decor Delights: Mystic Masala Ayurvedic Aromatherapy
Mystic Masala offers Ayurveda-based candles, soaps, and body products made from sustainable herbs and fair trade methods in Nepal.
7 Detox Herbs for a Natural Cleanse
For a natural cleanse, try detox herbs such as dandelion, milk thistle, turmeric and more.
Sleep-Deprived Mothers Can Suffer From Momnesia
A new study has found that lack of sleep can cause memory loss.
Green Artist Spotlight: Caroline Saule: Conjoined Bulbous Form
Caroline Saul uses recycled plastic milk jugs as the main material in her weightless sculptures.
R-House: An Efficient, Affordable Urban Housing Prototype
An affordable prototype home helps revitalize a blighted Syracuse, New York, neighborhood--and could be the city home of the future.
Project Green Search Finalists Head to Hollywood
The 10 Project Green Search finalists head to Hollywood for the final round of the eco-modeling competition.
Could You Be the Next Green Model?
Project Green Search is looking for eco-conscious models to participate in its green modeling competition.
Spooky Snacks for Halloween
Try these spooktacular treats for your Halloween celebration. We've got mummified hot dogs, terrifying punch and much more.
The Environmental Cost of Deck Materials
Consider the environment when choosing deck materials. Here's a breakdown of your options.
Witch Hazel as a Natural Deodorant
Conventional deodorants contain aluminum and other chemicals linked to cancer, elevated estrogen levels and other health problems. Witch hazel provides an effective and economical natural deodorant alternative.
Green City Garden Girl: Pacific Northwest Seafood
Guest blogger KyLynn Hull reviews her seafood past along with a couple shellfish recipe from her Pacific Northwest family.
Green City Garden Girl: The Art of Razor Clam Digging
Guest blogger KyLynn shares a step-by-step photo gallery of how to clean razor clams.
Love Your Basil: Thai Basil
In the late summer, Ocimum basilicum 'Thai' bares beautiful red or deep purple blooms. Check out Ramona's recipe for basil-infused chicken dumplings.
Secrets of the Garden: 5 Mysterious Plants
We think that we know our herbs, and exactly what they do. However, there are also those herbs with a mysterious past. Here are five of the weirdest herbs we've found that might be hiding in a garden near you.
Support Local Garden Shops
Jessy Rushing explores a fun, locally owned nursery called Diggin' It in Texas.
BP Oil Spill Cleanup Workers Report Health Problems
Fishermen hired by BP to clean up the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico are experiencing health problems such as headaches, dizziness, nausea and breathing problems. The negative side effects are likely due to BP's failure to provide proper safety equipment.
Exercise Regularly to Fight Memory Loss
Staying physically active as you age may help ward off memory loss.
In the News: What Plants Are In The Voynich Manuscript?
The plants in the Voynich Manuscript has puzzled researchers and historians for years.
Tyson Recalls Infected Deli Meat from Walmart Grab-and-Go Sandwiches
Zemco Industries, a division of Tyson, has recalled 380,000 pounds of deli meat suspected to be contaminated with Listeria monocytogens, a deadly foodborne bacteria, from Walart stores across the nation.
DuChateau Floors Introduces Eco-Friendly Hard Wax Oil for its FSC-Certified Floors
Originally developed in Holland, DuChateau Floors feature antique reproduction hard wax oil floors that reflect styles from centuries ago.
Jeld-Wen Ups the Style and Performance on Custom Wood Double-Hung Windows
JELD-WEN doubles up on the style and performance points with Custom Wood Double-Hung Window enhancements
Kill Fungus Gnats with Summit Mosquito Bits
Summit Chemical's Mosquito Bits naturally kill fungus gnats using the biological control BTI.
Mow Gas-Free with the Recharge Mower Ultralite
The Recharge Mower Ultralite is a Cordless Lithium-powered push mower that weighs under 35 pounds.
Vermont Castings Fireplace Inserts Provide Efficient Heating Source
Vermont Castings Victory direct vent fireplace insert offers a clean design and an efficient heating source.
Whole Foods Introduces Depth Body Care Products
Depth products, created by college sweethearts Tim Schaeffer and Korie Johnson, boast 70 percent organic ingredients (including aloe vera and sunflower) and a working relationship with Camp SEA Lab, a non-profit camp in Monterey Bay, California (one of my favorite areas of the country!).
Made in America Challenge Highlights Sustainable Domestic Furniture
Shocked that nearly everything in their Dallas home was made overseas, a family starts over and furnishes their home only with items made in the USA. ABC News challenges everyone to take a pledge to purchase products made in America.
Plop Plop, Fizz Fizz: Clean with Alka-Seltzer
Alka-Seltzer can give your cleaning routine a little extra fizz. Try it for unclogging drains and cleaning toile


text:
Home » News » Crime
Authorities have charged Jesse Brill of Milford with one count of felonious sexual assault for the incident, which allegedly occurred around Jan. 7 at the girl's Mont Vernon residence.
Police said Brill contacted the 14-year-old girl while she was at school and arranged to meet with her later in the day when she would be alone.
"Brill met with her at the home and they engaged in sexual intercourse," police said in a release. The incident was reported to authorities on Jan. 25, at which point police began investigating the allegation.
Mont Vernon and Milford police served Brill with an arrest warrant Wednesday, according to police, who said Brill was allegedly found to be in possession of controlled drugs at the time.
Brill was being held on $75,000 bail and was scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in 9th Circuit Court, Milford District Division, on the felonious sexual assault charge. Additional drug charges are still possible from Milford police, according to the release.
- Londonderry coach found not guilty in girl's sex assault - 0
- Police: Convicted Antrim sex offender mentored child he molested - 1
- Raymond man charged with hitting friend with his vehicle - 0
- NH Supreme Court reject's Addison appeal to remove AG's prosecuting team - 6
- Manchester man convicted on drug, weapons counts - 2
- Jury considers fate of Londonderry man in sex assault trial - 0
- Bay State following in NH's footsteps with 'upskirting' law - 2
- Epping supermarket worker arrested after brutal break room attack on female coworker - 10
- Nashua woman arrested in connection with homeless man's hit-and-run death - 4
Affidavit: Driver accused in fatal Nashua hit and run had been drinking
READER COMMENTS: 1- NHIAA Boys' Basketball: Merrimack survives scare - 0
- NHIAA Tournament Roundup: Central breaks away from Exeter - 0
- College Hockey: Dartmouth drops tournament opener - 0
- FEMA OKs $8m for repairs in Lincoln, Lebanon - 0
- Official says Manchester lost out on $1.5m for cell tower court has now ordered built - 6
- John Habib's City Sports: Derryfield's 'Mouse' made his mark - 1
- Rondo leads Celtics past Nets - 0
- Hats off to O'Neill, Monarchs - 0
- NHIAA Boys' Basketball: Maughn, Memorial top Londonderry - 0


text:
Opened 23 months ago
Last modified 5 months ago
#20496 new enhancement
Previews should redirect to the permalink if the post has been published
Reported by: | evansolomon | Owned by: | |
Milestone: | Future Release | Priority: | normal |
Severity: | normal | Version: | |
Component: | Canonical | Keywords: | has-patch commit |
Focuses: | Cc: |
If a post is saved as a draft and you visit the preview URL, even after the post is published, you will stay on the preview view (with preview=true in the URL). This is confusing since you're not actually previewing anything, you're viewing a public post.
Attachments (2)
Change History (21)
comment:1 follow-up: ↓ 3 jane — 23 months ago
- Keywords reporter-feedback added
Are you talking about someone clicking on the Preview Changes button to get to the Preview URL, or refreshing/copy/pasting the URL? I think I disagree with the suggestion in both cases, but want to be sure I understand which scenario you're talking about before posting counter opinion.
comment:2 nacin — 23 months ago
If ?preview=true and ! $_POST (does it work via $_GET?), we can probably shave off the query var in canonical. Makes sense, as that URL shouldn't be distributed.
comment:3 in reply to: ↑ 1 evansolomon — 23 months ago
Replying to jane:
Are you talking about someone clicking on the Preview Changes button to get to the Preview URL, or refreshing/copy/pasting the URL?
Neither, at least not specifically. Here is a way to get to the point I'm talking about:
1) Write a post and save it as a draft
2) Send a link to the post preview to someone else (i.e. "What do you think of this post? [link]")
3) Get impatient waiting for your friend to reply and publish your post
4) Now your friend clicks on your "preview" link
At step 4 there's nothing being previewed, just a confusing URL that looks like it is. Your friend is viewing a public post that would work without the "preview=true" in the URL, whether or not they have any capabilities on the blog. If the "preview=true" were removed, it would run through redirect_canonical() and send the user to the post permalink.
Nacin's interpretation is exactly what I intended.
comment:4 evansolomon — 23 months ago
- Keywords reporter-feedback removed
comment:5 follow-up: ↓ 6 Ipstenu — 23 months ago
This just popped up in the forums. Here's a fun example.
The page is published, but it doesn't redirect.
Worse another person is having a problem where a NON published page is showing something.
And it's showing up in Google.
comment:6 in reply to: ↑ 5 SergeyBiryukov — 23 months ago
Replying to Ipstenu:
Worse another person is having a problem where a NON published page is showing something.
Looking at the thread, this doesn't seem to be the case. The page appears to be published.
comment:7 ipstenu — 23 months ago
It wasn't showing published at the time. When I hit the page sans preview it was a 404.
comment:8 nacin — 23 months ago
&preview=true only works if you are a logged-in user with permission to edit that post. If you are not logged in, it is impossible (without a plugin deliberately or accidentally making changes to a deep area of WP_Query) to view a non-published post.
There's no information disclosure bug here. At most, that's a misunderstanding. The issue is purely canonically redirecting the link once the post is published, in case it is shared.
comment:9 azaozz — 23 months ago
- Keywords close added; needs-patch removed
Previews work for both un-published and published posts. In the first case the post is shown on the front end.
In the second case the post_content is taken from the editor and shown on the front end, so when previewing a published post, you are looking at any edits/changes made since the post was published. That's why the button's name changes to Preview Changes.
So, to answer directly to the concern in the ticket:
"This is confusing since you're not actually previewing anything, you're viewing a public post."
No, you are not viewing a public post, you are previewing changes made since the post was published.
comment:10 nacin — 23 months ago
- Keywords needs-patch added; close removed
No, you are not viewing a public post, you are previewing changes made since the post was published.
Not quite — that's only if the link has a preview_id and preview_nonce.
A draft post that is ?p=1234&preview=true does not trigger a preview once the post is published. It simply loads the post. The preview query variable is ignored. This ticket is about removing the preview query variable in this case and doing a canonical redirect to wherever ?p=1234 should go.
comment:11 azaozz — 23 months ago
Ah, I see. So this would only cover the cases where a preview link was opened by another user, then the original author has published the post and the other user refreshes the preview page instead of going to the permalink for the published page. Seems like quite rare edge case.
comment:12 SergeyBiryukov — 18 months ago
Related: #21765
comment:13 helen — 13 months ago
#23344 was marked as a duplicate.
comment:14 mintindeed — 13 months ago
- Cc gabriel.koen@… added
comment:15 amit — 13 months ago
- Cc coolamit@… added
comment:17 nacin — 13 months ago
- Milestone changed from Awaiting Review to 3.6
comment:18 ryan — 10 months ago
- Milestone changed from 3.6 to Future Release
comment:19 joostdevalk — 5 months ago
- Keywords commit added
Looked at this patch with @sergeybiryukov and @nacin, seems fine now.


text:
HELLO WEEKEND WARRIORS!My name is Leif and I run an exciting, intense and dynamic group cardio session at Kangaroo Point called Team Kaos! I am a qualified Personal Trainer with over 7 years experience in Boxing and Mixed Martial Arts. Team Kaos has been up and running for over 5 years and is still going strong with heaps of exciting and challenging boxing workouts to stimulate that fighter we all have within ourselves! SATURDAY MORNING CLASSMeet at Kangaroo Point Park on River Tce next to the Venus monument at 645am for a 7am start! IF WET WEATHERCoorparoo Boxing Gym, (94 Holdsworth Street, Coorparoo) at 645am for a 7am start. Weather permitting we also invade the beach at South Bank during Summer! The hour session includes boxing, kick boxing, circuit training, core strength, fitness games and of course those notorious stairs! 'TK 10 WEEK FAT LOSS CHALLENGE'Join the Team Kaos Facebook page to get involved. Xmas is almost here, so stay motivated and moving troops! Hollar at me if you need some tuff fitness love! |
Free Introductory OfferTo recieve your first session free, plus updates on upcoming Team Kaos events, send me your contact details and i'll bring the Kaos to you! Click Here - Do it NOW!Team Kaos at our Kangaroo Point Park HQ! Team Kaos elite triumphant at Spartan Race 2013! |
Here is what one of my former Team Kaos members had to say about her training experience.....
" I loved working out with Leif. His sessions challenged me and really took my fitness to a new level. Leif brings rigour, discipline and measurement to his work but his most powerful weapon is his energetic and motivational personality - he inspires hard work and delivers results"
Former Queensland Premier, Anna Bligh!
(m) 0421 706 165


text:
Got a question? Something on your mind? Talk to your community, directly.
by Helen Pickard
by Grazeful Living
by Veronica Thibodeau
by Pazzo Gelato Cafe
by Theresa & Linda Turino
by PopUp Republic
by Windrush Farm
by Alex Camara-Haworth
by Laura DeVelis
by Arthur Sesnovich
by TopsfieldArt
by iD Tech
by Jennifer McNeil
by Amy Brown
by Expose Yourself Public Relations
by sflaherty
by celeste begley
by Emina Zahirovic
by Greg
by Jon Romeo
by Doug DelMastro
by Bill Callahan
by Heather McNeil


text:
Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio is an American actor and film producer. As an actor, he has been nominated for the Golden Globe Award eight times and won the Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for his performance in The Aviator (2004). He has also been nominated by the Academy Awards, Screen Actors Guild and the British Academy of Film and Television Arts. DiCaprio started his career by appearing in television commercials prior to landing recurring roles in TV series such as the soap opera Santa Barbara and the sitcom Growing Pains in the early 1990s. He made his film debut in the comedic sci-fi horror film Critters 3 (1991) and received first notable critical praise for his performance in This Boy's Life (1993). DiCaprio obtained recognition for his subsequent work in supporting roles in What's Eating Gilbert Grape (1993) and Marvin's Room
What our world will look like if all the ice melts: http://t.co/f3AP8SM2hU via @TreeHugger #climate
Posted 41 days 3:25 hr ago
Great hosting Jonah. RT @nbcsnl: "You're flying!" - @LeoDiCaprio. @JonahHill monologue. #SNL http://t.co/KJ68K2sHFV
Posted 44 days 13:50 hr ago
Congrats to my fellow nominees, @JonahHill, Marty, Terry Winter and #WolfofWallStreet family for the #Oscar noms.
Posted 54 days 15:0 hr ago
Thx Kevin. RT: @KevinRose: @LeoDiCaprio congrats on best actor
Posted 57 days 12:35 hr ago
Who according to you is Asia's sexiest actress?


text:
My Account (sign in) or Register Now!
440 Shute Harbour Road, Airlie Beach, Whitsundays, Australia 4802 (Show on map)
Book now!
based on 4 reviews
Check Rates & Availability At This Hotel
lowest rate guarantee
Sorry, there are no available rooms at the Boathaven Spa Resort for your chosen dates.
Customers who looked at this hotel often booked...
Tip: Don't wait until it's too late! Book now so you don't miss out on today's rate.
Available now on thousands of hotel rooms worldwide
Book smarter. Book agoda.
When would you like to stay at this hotel?
Photos of this hotel
family room
Wi-Fi in public areas
fitness center
hot tub
outdoor pool
LAN and WiFi access (charges apply)
car park
Sale ends soon!
  Hotel Description
  Hotel Policies
Minimum age of guests is: 18 year(s).
Guests over 18 years old are considered as adults.
Extra beds are dependent on the room you choose, please check the individual room policy for more details.
  Useful Info
from 4 reviews
At Water's Edge Resort
Fantastic 8.1
from 17 reviews
Hotel Area: Airlie Beach
Whitsunday Apartments
Very Good 7.8
from 113 reviews
Hotel Area: Hamilton Island
Blue Horizon Resort Apartments
Good 7.1
from 20 reviews
Pinnacles Resort & Spa
Fantastic 8.4
from 15 reviews
Your Search Details
- 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 30+
Show hotel on map
Customer Support
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved. AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd. Agoda is part of (NASDAQ:PCLN)


text:
Connect your Instagram account or comment on Facebook
Freelance Graphic Designer & Graffiti writer. @igersfvg admin, blogger, bike and sup lover from North East of Italy.
Followgram is the most complete web interface to enjoy your Instagram photos. This site uses the API of Instagram but is not certified by Instagram.
Followgram.me v.1.2 (beta) © 2012 IQUII - All rights reserved
Recommended by Instagramers and Instagramers Italia


text:
Oven Baked Bean Soup
- 8 oz dried white beans
- 5 cups water and/or broth
- ½ cup ketchup
- ¼ cup molasses
- 1 cup onion diced
- 2 cups raw sweet potatoes peeled and diced
- 1 cup green pepper diced
- pinch ground cloves
- ½ tsp dried thyme
- black pepper to taste
Place the beans in a large container and add enough cold water to cover them by several inches. Refrigerate overnight. Drain and rinse.
Preheat oven to 350°. Place all ingredients into a large Dutch Oven and heat on top of the stove on high. Bring to a boil, stir well and cover. Place the Dutch Oven in the middle of the oven and allow to cook until the beans and sweet potatoes are tender, about one and a half hour. Serve hot with a salad, slaw or side of green vegetables.
Note: You can also do a quick presoak of the beans by bringing then to a boil, allowing then to stand one hour before proceeding.
Speed Method: Use 1 can of white beans (drained) and one can of sweet potatoes (drain and dice) reduce water and broth by half. Cook on top of the stove for 10 minutes.
Makes 6 servings. Serving size: 1¼ cups.
Nutritional analysis per serving:
Calories 230
Calories from Fat 5
Saturated Fat 0g
Total Fat 0g
Cholesterol 0mg
Sodium 220mg
Total Carbohydrate 46g
Dietary Fiber 11g
Protein 11g
Exchanges: 1 fat, 3 bread, ½ veg, 1 meat
Source: Communicating Food for Health


text:
Some of the latest opportunities at EDF Energy
We're working closely with Jobcentre Plus to ensure people in Somerset find out about vacancies for the proposed Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant. See Job opportunities at Hinkley Point C for further information.
WARNING: EDF Energy has been made aware that there are a number of scams being perpetrated where a candidate is being asked to contribute money during the recruitment process. We want to make you aware that EDF Energy will never ask for money during the application, recruitment, or onboarding process.


text:
Search Result
Search Tags: ruthless rye ipa
Beer of the Week: Sierra Nevada's Ruthless Rye IPA
When someone says "rye," you probably think bread, or whiskey. But soon you might also be thinking beer.
Friday - 02/24/2012, 08:57am EST
Tags: Ruthless Rye IPA, Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, Greg Engert, Brennan Haselton


text:
In all P.O.W.! Challenges, you can interpret the art any way you wish, and the more creatively, the better. Any media. B&W or Color, unless we specifically point out otherwise.
Topic 66A: The Greatest Christmas Action Movie Never Told (Scene)
So we all know that the Christmas Movies of the 80's (Die Hard, Gremlins et al) were pretty good. The POW! Christmas Movie is like those, but a million times more explosions/tinsel/gratuitous/funny. Draw a scene from your ultimate blockbuster Christmas comic - there can be loads not fully explained, it's a Christmas movie/comic. Bonus points if Santa is the Bad Guy.
Topic 66B: Ghosts of the Past (Theme)
The Ghosts of the Land are haunting the new occupants - niggling at the conscience of some, annoying others, ignored by many, deadly to a few. Do a POW! where the Ghosts of the Past are coming to communicate with the denizens of the present - do they bring a warning? A blessing? Or revenge! Bonus points (in arbitary points) for scary-looking or apt-looking ghosts.
Topic 66C: Action Santa/Ghost of the Past (Character)
Design your cigar-chomping, uzi-toting Action Santa from topic A, or the Ghost of the Past from topic B. This time, do a turnaround pic to be considered for entry.
One or All-Deadline: Thursday, January 4th, 2013, 11:59 pm anywhere in the world.
You can present your solution as a minimum of TWO pages to any practical maximum you wish. Previously, we encouraged standard comic book pages, but it's beyond time to broaden the challenge in P.O.W.! Your pages can be any format, but make sure they line up to the same specs for each page.
Standard comic specs are below...and, yes, you can have the first or last (or both) as a splash page if you want--just don't get TOO extreme on page counts.
REMEMBER: You don't have to have a complete comic to qualify for polling--if you realize you're running out of time, try to get at least TWO pages finished by the deadline. That's all you need to qualify for polling..
Standard Comic Book Size:
--Trim size: 6 5/8" x 10 1/4"
--Live art area: 6" x 9"
--Bleed size before trimming: 6 7/8" x 10 1/2" (1/8" in all directions)
.................................................. .............................
Good luck.
To all of you who have supported the P.O.W.! Challenges, from the bottom of my heart I thank you. Cheers you guys. P.O.W.! People are the best people.
Just a reminder--those of you who didn't get a chance to finish exactly the way you wanted to, or ran into deadline problems, remember there is a sticky section where you can post your stuff when you do get it up to speed.


text:
Summer Chopped Salad with Quick-Pickled Vegetables
Paul Newman, the late co-owner of Dressing Room, Michel Nischan's restaurant in Westport, Connecticut, loved a good chopped salad. To add a tangy burst of flavor, Nischan pickles the carrots, celery and peppers before tossing them with the rest of the salad.
Plus: F&W's Summer Produce Guide