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Gibson has introduced its new ES-Les Paul guitar.
From the company:
The solidbody Les Paul Standard and semi-acoustic ES-335 are the two most influential electric guitars ever to hit their respective genres.
Now Gibson brings them together in the ES-Les Paul, a stunning "meeting of minds" that blends the most important aspects of form and function from two immensely popular designs. Far more than merely a "chambered Les Paul" or an ES-335 "shaped like a single-cut", this entirely new guitar is the result of painstaking assessment of what makes each of these legendary models great, and a careful marriage of features by the skilled luthiers at Gibson Memphis.
With its laminated maple top, back and sides in the semi-acoustic construction of the ES-335, and a solid mahogany center block for enhanced sustain and feedback reduction, the ES-Les Paul elegantly marries the major characteristics of these two great Gibson guitars.
Take away the telltale f-holes and the look is pure Les Paul, as is the glued-in mahogany neck with rosewood fingerboard and classic trapezoid inlays and LP-style headstock. Common to both—and carried through on the ES-Les Paul—are the traditional control section, toneful hardware, and dual humbucking pickups, a pair of MHS (Memphis Historic Spec) Humbuckers wound to accurately replicate the sonic glories of vintage PAFs.
Get it in a your choice of Black top w/ historic walnut stained back and sides finish, or Light Burst finish with figured maple top and historic walnut stained Back and sides.
Check out the photos below. For more information, visit the guitar's page on Gibson.com.
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Gibson has introduced its new Les Paul Classic 7 String — the first ever seven-string Les Paul. From the company: For too long the luthiers at Gibson have reserved the seven-string guitars for other popular models like the Flying V and Explorer,...
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Cory Wolfe, The StarPhoenixPublished: Saturday, February 09, 2008
Saskatchewan Place earned rave reviews from patrons, who were used to having limited amenities in the dingy Arena on 19th Street. However, to paraphrase Chase, the new venue's ice resembled horse puckey.
"We had just left the best ice in the league (at the Arena) because it never came out," says Chase. "Then we were in a building where they had to make the ice and then take it out because of shows. That was my first experience with that."
The new surface was also larger: 85 feet by 200 feet, a full 10 feet longer than the Arena sheet.
"The neutral zone was bigger than in the old barn," says Cheveldae, "and for the next five or six games on home ice, we gave up two or three breakaways a game. We were playing against centremen like (Theo) Fleury and (Joe) Sakic and it took us a while to get used to the bigger ice."
It might be too late to grow a mullet for tonight's anniversary party, but don't be afraid to wear acid-wash jeans.
"Everything will be themed 1988 and hopefully a few people will dress like it's 1988," says Blades public relations manager Brad Boutilier. "It will give an old flavour to the entire game-night production."
Boutilier and staff have loaded up on '80s tunes and they have plenty of prizes, including a baby-blue 1988 Cadillac, plus oodles of Rubik's Cubes, Etch A Sketches and Cabbage Patch Dolls. Concession prices have been discounted to 1988 levels, but each beer is still going to cost you $5.25.
Ken Wood, executive director of Credit Union Centre, lists his top 10
1. 1990-91 world junior hockey championship
2. 1989 Brier
3. 1989 Memorial Cup
4. 2000 and 2004 Briers
5. University Cup men's hockey 1998 and 1999
6. Calgary Flames vs. Minnesota North Stars,
Oct, 13, 1992. First NHL neutral-site game
7. 2001 Mastercard Skate Canada International
8. Opening game of World Basketball League season, Saskatchewan Storm vs. Las Vegas, 1990
9. 1991 Scott Tournament of Hearts
10. Blades versus Brandon, Feb. 9, 1988. First game at the rink
Saskatchewan Place hockey firsts:
- First game: Feb. 9, 1988; Saskatoon Blades beat Brandon Wheat Kings 4-3.
- First goal: Brandon's Troy Kennedy scored on Tim Cheveldae at 1:31 of the first period.
- First Blades goal: Grant Tkachuk scored a power-play goal on George Maneluk at 12:35 of the first period.
- First winning goal: Saskatoon's Kory Kocur at 14:23 of the third period.
- First penalty: Saskatoon's Kevin Kaminski at 5:39 of the first period.
- First fight: Saskatoon's Kelly Chase and Brandon's Barry Dreger at 18:55 of the second period.
1988 lineups
3. Tony Twist D
4. Kelly Chotowetz D
6. Dean Holoien D
7. Mike Bukta D
8. Darin Bader C-LW
9. Brian Gerrits LW
10. Collin Bauer D
11. Jack Bowkus RW
12. Drew Sawtell LW
15. Kerry Clark D-RW
16. Curtis Leschyshyn D
17. Paul Sutcliffe C
18. Tracy Katelnikoff LW
19. Grant Tkachuk LW
20. Dwight Mullins RW
21. Jason Christie C-RW
22. Kelly Chase RW
23. Kevin Kaminski C
25. Kory Kocur C
27. Dean Sexsmith C
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Reasoning with constraint diagrams: summary of PhD thesis
Stapleton, G. (2004) Reasoning with constraint diagrams: summary of PhD thesis University of Brighton.
Constraint diagrams are designed for the formal specification of software systems. However, their applications are broader than this since constraint diagrams are a logic that can be used in any formal setting. This document summarizes the main results presented in my PhD thesis, the focus of which is on a fragment of the constraint diagram language, called spider diagrams, and constraint diagrams themselves. In the thesis, sound and complete systems of spider diagrams and constraint diagrams are presented and the expressiveness of the spider diagram language is established.
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Oregon store hours are fairly standard compared to the rest of the continental United States. Major department stores or shops in the downtown areas including Portland generally follow the 10-to-6 rule, but you should always phone ahead if you have your heart set on visiting a smaller shop. Never assume that a store is open on Sunday, even in the major cities; many smaller shops have truncated Saturday hours as well. Thankfully, coffeehouses tend to keep regular and long hours, so you'll have no problem finding one to kill time in if you have to wait for a store to open.
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Chevron Pollutes, Here's What the People Did Back
Marchers participate in a "Summer Heat" march in Richmond, Calif., on August 3. Photo by Shadia Fayne Wood / Survival Media / Flickr.
The heat is on for Chevron. The oil giant has for decades shirked responsibility for a multitude of toxic transgressions. Now, a diverse coalition of stakeholders burned by the oil giant's dirty business is using people power to push back.
Last month, 3,000 protesters marched on Chevron's refinery in Richmond, Calif., to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the explosion and toxic cloud that sent 15,000 residents to local hospitals with respiratory problems.
A lawsuit by Richmond's mayor accuses Chevron officials of ignoring public safety concerns.
Seventy activist groups, as well as labor unions, nurses, and city residents, took to the front gates of the refinery, expressing outrage at Chevron for ignoring its own inspectors' recommendations to replace the corroded steel piping and calling out the company for its continued refusal to make safety improvements.
Sunflowers in hand as symbols of soil detoxification, protesters like Doria Robinson of Urban Tilth, a local group that operates more than a dozen community gardens in Richmond, spoke about the devastating effects of the toxic plume on the local ecology.
"We had to tear out all of the food we were growing because we didn't know if it was contaminated or not," Robinson recalled. "It was absolutely devastating."
A day earlier, Richmond Mayor Gayle McLaughlin announced that the city had filed a lawsuit against Chevron, listing 14 other toxic gas releases since 1989 and accusing officials of maximizing profits and executive pay while ignoring public safety concerns.
Putting additional pressure on one of the biggest extractors of fossil fuel in the world, 350.org brought its Summer Heat campaign to the rally. They also brought author and activist Bill McKibben, who addressed the crowd and encouraged civil disobedience. More than 200 activists were arrested—including a 90-year-old grandmother. The arrests stopped only when the police ran out of zip cuffs.
Summer Heat came on the heels of another recent rally at the company's Annual General Meeting, where Chevron shareholders got an earful at corporate headquarters in San Ramon, Calif.
"Just how many shareholders wish to be dragged to hell by the company's lawyers?"
Concerned with issues ranging from its response to the $19 billion environmental disaster in the Ecuadorian Amazon, to the company's unprecedented election-related spending, to its refusal to invest in renewable energy, several hundred protesters gathered to urge Chevron to clean up its act.
Servio Curipoma, who lost both his parents to cancer caused by billions of gallons of toxic wastewater Chevron/Texaco illegally dumped in the Amazon rainforest, told his tragic story to shareholders and presented Chevron CEO John Watson with a large, symbolic "pink slip." Watson's pledge to fight the Ecuador judgment "until hell freezes over" elicited a strong response from Simon Billenness, representative of Investor Voice and Zevin Asset Management. "Just how many shareholders wish to be dragged to hell by the company's lawyers? This shareholder certainly does not."
Chevron's possibly illegal contribution to a conservative SuperPac during the 2012 election, the largest single contribution by a publicly traded company in the wake of the Citizens United Supreme Court decision, received a lot of attention. Public Citizen arrived with 26,000 petition signatures and Green Century Management filed a shareholder resolution calling on Chevron to stop spending on elections.
The corporation's refusal to become a responsible twenty-first-century business has awoken a sleeping giant.
"It is concerning that Chevron's board of directors insists on spending unprecedented and increasing amounts in the election process," said Lucia von Reusner, shareholder advocate for sustainable investment firm Green Century. "Chevron is rolling the dice with its spending and the losers are our democracy and shareholders."
Before the end of the annual meeting, activists holding "Corporations are not people" and "Get big money out of politics" signs were greeted by a cheering group of cyclists descending on Chevron's front gate with flags that read "Go Renewable" and "Free America from the tyranny of oil."
While there are no signs that Chevron is going to give an inch, it's safe to say that the corporation's refusal to become a responsible 21st-century business has awakened a sleeping giant: the people. Keeping the heat on a corporation that made $26 billion in profits last year alone is no small task, but all the money is worth a little less if it no longer buys a polluter's most coveted assets—public silence and apathy.
Sven Eberlein wrote this article for YES! Magazine, a national, nonprofit media project that fuses powerful ideas with practical actions. Sven is a San Francisco-based freelance writer.
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- Yes
K2 provides an out-of-the box integrated solution featuring rich content forms for items (think of Joomla! articles with additional fields for article images, videos, image galleries and attachments), nested-level categories, tags, comments, a system to extend the item base form with additional fields (similar to CCK for those acquainted with Drupal), a powerful plugin API to extend item, category and user forms, ACL, frontend editing, sub-templates & a lot more!
Using K2, you can transform your Joomla! website to a news/magazine site with author blogs, product catalogs, work portfolio, knowledge base, download/document manager, directory listing, event listing & more, all this bundled under one package!
Give K2 a try & you'll instantly love it! It's easy to use and fun to develop websites with! If you need any help or want to contribute to the project, join us at the K2 community.
Since K2 is extensible with additional fields to its base item form, you can easily create category-specific content types, e.g. article, blog post, product page, directory listing.
K2 offers as standard:
- nested-level categories (no section/category restrictions)
- commenting, integrated with Google's reCaptcha & Akismet
- tags
- item image (useful for articles/catalogs)
- image galleries
- videos
- attachments
- user pages (author blogs/user profiles)
- smart ACL for frontend editing
- unique plugin system to extend item, category & user forms
- ajax-based frontend editing
- ajax-based comments moderation
- Google AJAX Search integration
- Rest-like JSON/JSONP content output
- Native advanced SEF options (added in K2 v2.6.4+)
K2 fully supports the Joomla! API, which means all Joomla! plugins will function properly within the K2 component & modules, either in the frontend or backend.
ImpactWrestling.com, NewsBomb.gr, Gorillaz.com, Groupama Transport, Harvard, the High Court of Australia, MTV Greece, Jaguar Greece are just some of the thousand "big sites" around the world, fully powered by K2.
To utilize the built-in video & gallery features you need to install AllVideos (free) & Simple Image Gallery Pro, both provided by JoomlaWorks.
K2 is developed by JoomlaWorks & licensed under the GNU/GPL license.
Try K2! Install it, hit the "import" button to bring your Joomla! articles inside K2, start playing with the component to see the flexibility it provides first-hand. Moreover? You no longer need a dozen of components & even more modules to do things like run a news site or a blog. Drupal & Wordpress have certainly met their match now!
Visit the K2 website & community: http://getk2.org
But If you whant to use images, video, etc... You will probably have to pay for one of Joomla Works compenents to do that...
I tought this was ready out of the box. But if you whant it with all it's functions you will have to buy other plugins...
But the thing which dissapointed me most was the fact that they do not have a "decent" search module. If you need some sort of serach module to fiulter results by specific extra fields... Just forget this.
I had to pay more that 100 euros to a joomla programer just to do that. At the end of the day I got it working and I would give it an excelent. But not before I've spent more that 150 euros between freelance programars and extra joomworks plugins...
It is unbeleivable such a "modern" cck does not have at least a decent search module!!! I feel it so unforgivable that I give K2 a "Average" Rating.
I just hope the new ZOO, wich will also be free, has a decent search module, so I can substitute my K2...
***Editors Note***: K2 Does have a built in search module as standard.
One of the reasons I wanted to have this extension was for my members being able to use the K2 interface on the frontend, but if you are using Joomfish this is not an option.
The coming 2.3 version will enable frontend editing functionality with Joom!Fish on. Those with access to our SVN server can grab a 2.3 SVN release now and take advantage of these changes.
If you are a Mac user, you can download a friendly Mac application we created to ease the process of downloading the latest SVN release of K2 right on your Mac. This version can be downloaded here:
My favourite features are
- server side resizing of images
- ability to develop multiple sections, subsections, and easily assign different modules to each section (this is a great way to land advertisers who may only want to advertise in certain sections)
- the fact that the initial template for the article page adheres to many current trends
- ability to add extra fields (such as extra title lines, extra information)
Now, to be fair I noticed one comment below that I agree with. The code does not render the web-page in IE the same way it does in Firefox. The difference is usually extra white space in IE. This can be a pain to account for when you are developing the site.
Other than this I'm really happy with this plugin and would recommend it to anyone looking to develop a newspaper/magazine website.
The best in that it is an obviously well developed product, with oodles of features and functionality and a devoted user community.
The worst in that it has (as is all too common) next to no documentation. The sole piece of documentation, a "quick step-by-step guide", tells you in 12 rote steps "what" to do to get K2 basically-kinda'-sorta' up and running, without touching on whys. OK, I've got extra field groups and extra fields. That's nice. What are they for?
I know that they say that this product is not for Joomla beginners (which I'm not); but more honestly, it should say that the product is not for anyone who does not have 6 to 12 hours to spare mucking about and kicking the wheels to figure out the workings of the system. Judging by the mostly positive reviews here, there are a lot of such users who are willing to do so, and more power to you. I'm not one of them. I resent having to re-invent the wheel, 'cause it's so inefficient and unnecessary, and a waste of my time.
Deleting K2 from my system for now, which is a pity, 'cause it does seem good; I'll check back in a six months or so to see if anyone has documented anything yet.
In terms of funcionality the product stacks up pretty well albeit that you are pretty much on your own as to working out how to use and integrate it into your site. The article look better than core Joomla and for blogs and community sites work well. For a magazine based site, or for vertical sites such as property / rental management the look is less useful and for the life of me I can't get the articles to carry the global settings across (of which there are hundreds - this is both good and bad) and therefore I often ended up spending ages changing the article settings to remove all the bloggy user related stuff.
I also feel that their could be more layouts provided and that the core look of an article is pretty close to that provided by Joomla anyway. Sure it is nice to have the integrated gallery (I have never got this to work mind you) and the other bits and bobs but I would relly like to choose 1, 2 or 3 columns on an article by article basis as well as have some CSS options for article styling. Maybe I have missed this and this is all there - a manual might help here.
My biggest problem though is the system plugin which doesn't seeme to sit well with some applications and in chrome and IE8 cause the page to only part load. This makes the component pretty useless for me and perhaps others. I am not blaming the K2 plugin - it just doesn't seem to sit nice with some important core components.
Overall, if you have a simple blog site or community, want someting better than core joomla styled articles and can live with (or get round) some plugin conflicts then this is defo the product for you. If however you have some complex stuff going on and want more control over how articles are presented then you might still be looking.
What you can't fault of course is that it is free and for that it is to be applauded.
K2 DOES have frontend editing. You just need to enable it in the component's parameters and then make sure that users have the right permissions to do so. If they do, when they are logged in the will see add/edit links. Additionally, if you publish mod_k2_login it will add a nice "user toolbar" with more functionality, like frontend comment editing. ;)
The category structure is nice and fits with the menu layouts we create so the clients that end up using our sites have no issues at all working with it.
I also love that we can build multiple custom templates for outputting K2 content, we can create a category for events that are laid out entirely different than standard content pages for example.. This ability is one of the key reasons we use this component so extensively.
Generally speaking, when we build a site for someone and use K2, the end-user can do virtually everything within K2 without ever needing another component.. I've even built a shopping cart around it.
I do have some issues that I would like to raise.
Basically, it centers around the ability to develop customized templates, and some of the issues that surround it. Other issues include some documentation around tags, the way the .css file system works against templates, inner modules, etc.
I have seen some sub-templates for K2. I wouldnt call them great. just standard. I think to build a sub-template such as by a company like rocekttheme is difficult with the current state of the code. So, i hope future versions correct this.
All in, K2 is a magnificent extension, and much credit goes out to Fotis and Joomlaworks for the genius, will power, and stamina to develop it.
I wonder if the owner will reply... since they only seem to pounce on the users that say bad things down there.
This component is certainly powerful and a wonderful way to extend your Joomla website. It has great potential and a lot of the features really should have been in the Core of the CMS anyway. I am currently using it in a small production website. It has allowed me to do some awesome things with my content, and with my ACL for contributors etc!
That said there are some major thorn-in-the-side issues after really using this thing for a while.
First and foremost, there is almost NO documentation for the thing. So get ready to roll up your sleeves and dig in. Setup a dev server and start hacking through it.
The forum (a ning community funny enough) is OK. The developers answer questions from time-to-time but really don't support this thing well enough. I understand it is non-commercial and they have better things to do... gotta pay the bills... but it's really tough sometimes when you simply can't find answers to basic questions. Or all you find is about 10 other posts from other users asking the same question without getting an answer. The best support I've gotten comes from working together with other users who are having the same issue(s) and just figuring it out collectively... often without a Dev even chiming in.
I would gladly pay for this component if it was slightly more mature, documented, and supported vigorously.
The "modal" window for the editor is about the worst idea I have ever seen. It causes front-end writers to lock their articles all the time by clicking outside the lightbox (now disabled in latest version)... OR folks on laptops with small screen res simply can't see the close button to check-in their item. This is terrible! I spent many hours on workarounds for this. (i know i know, it's open source and it's free).
Whitespace. Holy crap. They are using a br clearing method in all the php... and while this renders fine on FF and others... it makes for a nightmare in a webkit browser like Safari or Chrome. The k2 content module is virtually useless to me for this reason right now. Webkit browsers are rendering anywhere from 2 - 4 line breaks in a content list... around the breadcrumbs and after some titles. It's very frustrating. And I have so far been unable to find a solution within the k2 community website. But I have found plenty of people complaining and directly asking for Devs to chime in... to no avail.
All that said this IS a very good component with a lot of potential. It's almost kind of sad how much I am willing to deal with it's shortcomings just because the features it does add are so important to my website now.
Devs. Please keep up the good work on the component. PLEASE document it... and make it even better!
A big plus is the fact that all sections of the site, which would usually be multiple components, are managed from the same admin section. This makes client training a breeze! I can't wait for future releases!
Very easy to override HTML with template overrides. Its worth spending a few moments of your life getting to know this extension.
It has a LOT of promise and delivers! Fantastic MVC coding, these guys obviously know what they're doing.
I don't know of any viable commercial alternative? No need I guess with this awesome extension.
This is not a replacement to Joomla! content items. Just a very elegant solution to formatting custom page types. One of the many features I love is the image field. It's not hard inserting an image into normal content items. But with K2 you upload one image, it has server side resizing, and has 5 image size options as configurable parameters. This is great should you wish to show a catalog layout or company profile page. You can set the dynamically created thumbnail to display on summery pages, and your large image on the full content items. Once configured it's as simple as writing the content, uploading your image and BAMM! it's done.
Great Open Source extension guys, thanks heaps for your hard work on this.
I look forward to learning more about extending K2.


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400-428 Bolinger Common has a Walk Score of 46 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Warm Springs neighborhood in Fremont. Nearby parks include Warm Springs Park, Booster Park and Booster Park.
Nearby schools include James Leitch Elementary School, Warm Springs Elementary School and Fred E. Weibel Elementary School.
The closest grocery stores are 99 Ranch Market, Nilgiris and Mission Market.
Nearby coffee shops include Cafe Verona, Starbucks and Gong Cha USA. Nearby restaurants include Hot Pot Buffet 沸腾火锅, Mom's Tofu House and HYH Restaurant Corporation.
400-428 Bolinger Common is near Warm Springs Park, Booster Park and Lone Tree Creek Park.
There are some bike lanes and the terrain is flat as a pancake. 400-428 Bolinger Common is bikeable, there is some bike infrastructure.


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The Strathspey Server
Your resource for Scottish country dance and music
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Terpsichore (Elke Baker & Liz Donaldson) has (have, for UKer's) a nice 3x32
song strathspey cut on their first (only?) CD, even though the listing on
the back says it's 8x32.
A couple quicktime suggestions: West's Hornpipe is a 4C dance, and even
though it has reels, they're mirror reels and easy to follow. Shiftin'
Bobbins is a 3-cpl dance, but it's easy to do once and to the bottom, and it
has that "picture" quality!
Loren Wright
Nashua, NH, USA
> This led me to wonder what other favourite demo dances you all have -
> ideally, short, interesting to watch with all the team dancing to good
> music! Talking about music, what are your suggestions for 3 x 32 dances? I've
> found very little to choose from and wonder whether maybe a band somewhere
> has ever produced a "music for Demos" type CD?


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Dream Vacation Rentals: Frank Lloyd Wright Edition
I'm of the opinion that a vacation shouldn't just be a getaway. It should be an experience — the kind of thing you bring up with your friends years later, like, "did I tell you about that time I swam with sting rays in Fiji?" I've got a list in my head of places I want to go and things I want to do - I'm sure everyone does. Now add to that list: spend the night in a Frank Lloyd Wright house.
Until today I did not realize this was possible, without spending millions of dollars. So imagine my surprise when, while researching Wright's Usonian homes, I found a link to a vacation rental for the FLW-designed Bernard Schwartz house, in Two Rivers, Wisconsin. For $375 a night (or $325 on weekdays), you, too, can experience Wright's architecture the way it was intended to be experienced - by living in it.
It's a bit steep, but hey — it's not every day you have the run of a modern architectural masterpiece. What do you think — is it worth it?
Other Wright rentals:
The Seth Peterson Cottage in Mirror Lake, Wisconsin. (Thanks Jodi!)
The Palmer House (another Usonian!) in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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You're welcome, Nancy!
Fun idea!
Growing up a good friend lived in a Wright house (Chicago suburbs). I never really considered that all those sleep overs at her house were really unique experiences.
This post has helped me reconsider how wonderful my childhood really was. Thanks!
You can also stay @ the Inn at Price Tower (FLW's only built skyscraper) in Bartlesville, OK!
sending this to the bf....hint, hint...
I want to go!!!
We stayed at the Schwartz House four years ago. It was a great experience. And, while in Two Rivers, make sure to check out the local historical society's museum--it's a hoot! Two Rivers lays claim to the invention of the ice-cream sundae.
I'm a little mad at you guys now.
Because of this post, I discovered that the Scott Peterson Cottage is in Mirror Lake State Park, and that the guided tour they're having right before my best friend's birthday also coincides with their fall color boat tour.
I've really gotten into hiking and camping in the past couple years, so I'm seriously losing my s**t over how cool it would be to go to this deal.
So thanks for that, Apartment Therapy. Now I have to wait 2 months.
One can stay in FLW's Duncan House at Polymath Park, near Fallingwater: http://www.polymathpark.com/
When they open up Fallingwater I'd do it in a second!
I love to go on vacation. At times I think I should try to get a cabin, but buying a cabin is really expensive. Our family decided to, instead, rent a cabin at least once during the year for one of the vacations. If we do it right, it saves us money and we have a great time.


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Goodlatte, Kwiatkowski seek GOP nod
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Candidates vying for the Republican Party nomination to run for the 6th Congressional District share similar views on agriculture and the economy.
U.S. Representative Robert W. "Bob" Goodlatte faces challenger Karen U. Kwiatkowski in the Republican Party primary on Tuesday.
Goodlatte, 59, lives wth his wife in Roanoke. He was first elected to congress in 1993. The couple have two children.
Kwiatkowski, 51, has lived in Mt. Jackson with her husband since 2003. The couple have four children.
The 6th Congressional District covers all or part of Harrisonburg, Lynchburg and Staunton, and the counties of Shenandoah, Alleghany, Amherst, Augusta, Bath, Bedford, Botetourt, Highland, Rockbridge and Rockingham.
Kwiatkowski describes herself as a Constitutional Conservative. She is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, worked as an officer in the Pentagon and operates a cattle farm in the Northern Shenandoah Valley, according to her website.
Goodlatte runs a private law practice in Roanoke. The congressman serves on several committees, including the judiciary and agriculture panels.
In recent phone interviews the candidates spoke about their views on several issues, including the proposed five-year farm bills. The U.S. Senate is looking at its version of the proposed legislation. The House of Representatives agriculture committee takes up its version later this month, according to Goodlatte.
Both Goodlatte and Kwiatkowski say they oppose subsidies to farmers. As Kwiatkowski noted, subsidies also benefit some dairy farmers and, while she wants their votes, the conservative said she favors more the free market.
"I have a huge problem with the way that the farm bill and all the farm bills -- and actually a lot of the other legislation -- move through the congress because they are pushed by the big, agricultural interests, pushed by the big, agricultural corporations," Kwiatkowski said.
Kwiatkowski noted one of her main concerns in the farm bill is how it pertains to the Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration. The way GIPSA is being rewritten benefits the larger producers in the agriculture industry, Kwiatkowski said. Under the farm bill, Kwiatkowski argues many of the country's poultry and hog farmers own little yet remain in debt, working as "serfs" for larger corporations in the industry. But the GIPSA rules are being shaped in a way that would do much the same to cattle farmers such as those in the 6th District, according to Kwiatkowski.
"I'm not only against subsidies; I'm not only against socialized agriculture; I am against --particularly I'm concerned about what is going on and how they're writing those GIPSA rules and who they're listening to, and I'll tell you Bob Goodlatte I know who he's listening to -- it ain't us."
Goodlatte and Kwiatkowski agree that less government can only help the country move out of the beleaguered economy.
"I'm pessimistic on the economy and I think the government needs to get out of the way," Kwiatkowski said. "I think we got too much government borrowing and spending."
"Government doesn't create jobs," Kwiatkowski added. "People and private capital create jobs."
She also opposes over regulation by the federal government. Kwiatkowski spoke about the "adulteration" of gasoline with ethanol which she called a "bad idea." Kwiatkowski noted the federal renewable fuels mandate created an artifical market for ethanol, driving up the price of corn and resulting in sending approximately 40 percent of the harvest to gasoline rather than to feed animals or people.
"It's all government in my way and I want it out of my way and I think that's what people in the 6th District want, too," Kwiatkowski said.
Both candidates agreed federal spending has not helped the national economy. Congress needs to reign in spending as it works on the federal budget and surmounting debt, according to Goodlatte.
"It's gonna have to be tightened and, therefore, we're going to have to reduce spending for all our national priorities, including the farm bill," Goodlatte said, noting 80 percent of the legislation covers the nation's food stamp and nutrition programs while the remaining 20 percent goes to agriculture. "We're going to have to root out areas where there is waste, where there is abuse, where there's fraud, and to cut back on spending on those programs."
Goodlatte said he wants to see farmers move toward buying crop insurance rather than depend on subsidies.
"With regard to the farm programs, we need to move more toward a more free-market, agricultural program," Goodlatte added. "Over the last two farm bills we've been moving in that direction but because of the very sizeable cutbacks in the amount of money that will be available, I'm hoping that that will create an even greater incentives to move away from these big commodity programs ..."
Agriculture in the Shenandoah Valley consists mainly of crop producers in the free-market arena who don't usually receive farm subsidies, according to Goodlatte. Subsidies go mainly to the farms which produce crops such as corn, wheat and soybeans. While the valley does produce corn, Goodlatte noted most of that harvest goes to the livestock and other animals.
Goodlatte introduced legislation to end a mandate requiring a certain amount of the corn crop to go to ethanol production. The congressman said the proposed legislation is popular with farmers in the district.
"Out-of-control government spending" as do increased mandates keep the economy from recovering fully, Goodlatte said. Private firms with capital to invest remain unwilling to do so because of the uncertainty surrounding increased costs of doing business, acccording to Goodlatte.
The congressman claims the executive order signed by President Barack Obama concerning the Chesapeake Bay has hindered economic investment. Goodlatte also questions the legality of the order which he says reversed decades of legislation under the federal Clean Water Act.
"Our efforts are not targeted against the Chesapeake Bay," Goodlatte said. "We want the bay to continue to get healthier but we want to do it in a way that makes economic sense for the communities and the farmers and the small businesses in the Shenandoah Valley and elsewhere in the Chesapeake Bay watershed and what the president has done is given all the power to the EPA and started mandated things to be done without doing any cost-benefit analysis, without any consideration of whether or not the health of the bay is going to improve as a result of these efforts."
The president's administration pulled its support for legislation the congressman had introduced which would have opened up Virginia to off-shore oil drilling operations, according to Goodlatte. Such an initiative would have created jobs, revenue from royalties and helped lower the cost of oil and gasoline, Goodlatte argued.
"To me the No. 1 issue in this election is are we going to elect a new president of the United States who can work with the congress and roll back the power of the federal government and create more incentives for the private sector to invest and create jobs," Goodlatte said.
Kwiatkowski claims she once supported Goodlatte but several years ago didn't receive a response from his office. Kwiatkowski said if elected to represent the 6th District she would improve relations between the office and the constituents.
Goodlatte said he is very proud of the work that his staff and he does in communicating with his constituents and listening to their concerns.
"We pay very close attention to what they have to tell us. We have offices where they can get help if they're having problems with governing agencies," Goodlatte said.
Goodlatte said his office receives more than 7,000 requests from constituents each year asking for help. The congressman noted his office also receives more than 50,000 letters, emails and other correspondence each year regarding legislation he has introduced. Goodlatte said his office makes "a very intensive effort to respond promptly and thoroughly and give them really meaningful information about what's going on with these issues."


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In a talk Thursday at the Game Developer's Conference, attendees were exposed to a rare treat: technical information behind development at Square/Enix. Programming supervisor Taku Murata, co-director Hiroshi Minagawa, and lead realtime rendering programmer Yoshinori Tsuchida were onhand to shed some light on a game many years in the making. Though the session didn't provide any dirt on those interested in the departure of game designer Yasumi Matsuno, there was plenty to take away from the highly focused discussion. "Final Fantasy games require a lengthy development process, and this presents the very real threat of being obsolete by the time it ships. To combat this the team allocated its resources with a heavy emphasis on art."


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Restaurants in the New Year...
threads on New Year resolutions and restaurant reviews prompted me to scour my Zagat and I came up with a list of local restaurants (only 24!) that I vow to try in the New Year. Anyone have any other recommendations or opinions on these? Thanks!
A'Mangiare -- Elmsford
Barnstormer -- Newburgh
Big W's BBQ -- Wingdale
B4 Bistro -- Valhalla
Brickhouse -- Marlboro
Da Vinci's Cafe -- New Rochelle
Ebb Tide -- Portchester
80 West -- White Plains
Eveready Diner -- Hyde Park
Holy Smoke -- Mahopac
Il Teatro -- Mamaroneck
Iron Horse Grill -- Pleasantville
La Fontanella -- Pelham
La Lanterna -- Yonkers
Nessa -- Portchester
Ocean 211 -- Stamford
Ripe -- Mount Vernon
Ruby's Oyster Bar -- Rye
Rowayton Seafood -- Rowayton
Spaccarelli's -- Millwood
Sterling Inn -- New Rochelle
Sushi Nanase -- White Plains
Winfield's -- Greenwich
Zitoune -- Mamaroneck
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Thank you all for the recommendations. I've been to X and X20 for brunch, but would like to try them for dinner.
On Sterling Inn (because I live nearby) I'd save my money for the next restaurant that comes in to that spot after they inevitably fail. What can you say about a restaurant that charges an arm and a leg for o.k. continental food while they play "La Vie En Rose" on a continual loop? But they've bought a lot of good press.
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Thanks, addictedtolunch, I'll cross them off then. That spot seems to be the kiss of death to all those who came after....? I can't remember their name but they were there for years and years.
GR, where is Casa Brusco exactly? Thank you.
re: dolores
delores, Casa Brusco is located at the same spot that previously housed Edmondo's...219 Main St., Eastchester (346-5170)...Have a merry!
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About Casa Brusco in Eastchester, just went there on Saturday night. I have to say, from the hostess who chatted with us while we waited for friends to arrive, to the knowledgeable and thoughtful waiter (Sean) to the delicious lamb and pasta bolognese.....this place will be a winner!!
re: radioactivebetty
Thanks, GR, I now have Casa Brusco on my list...and Sterling Inn off it.
radioactivebetty, I look forward to the Eveready, I love good diners. No chance they have chicken fried steak, is there?
re: dolores
http://www.theevereadydiner.com/ Looks like they don't, but there are lots of other good choices. I don't think the Daily Planet has it either www.dailyplanetdiner.com/
re: chowdom
chowdom, if there were a truck stop local to White Plains, I would be there now. Since first tasting chicken fried steak and grits and real biscuits, I'm hooked. I can't properly duplicate any of them myself, either.
The items look good at Eveready -- I've been to Daily Planet and like them.
re: dolores
I think Tyler Florence devoted an entire episode of food 911 to chicken fried steak with several sides, not sure if he made grits, but almost positive he included buscuits, My hubby is a fan of this dish as well, and orders it when he sees it on a menu. I'll let you know when we come accross it again.
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Dolores - I love Chicken Fried steak. Surprisingly, the best I've had was at a Cracker Barrel on the way home from Baltimore. I was in a bad mood, didn't want to stop driving and then got outvoted by the ladies in the car. So glad I did. It was smothered in what they call a Sawmill Gravy. Serv ed with fresh biscuits (I'm not a bread person, I made the exception for this). it's also served with three vegetables or sides. If I remember correctly I had fried okra, hasbrowns, and green beans. The best part about this was the fact that we waited 45 minutes and I didn't want to leave!
I have made it myself, sans the biscuits and okra, and it came out pretty good. I simplified the whole process by using cube steak. I actually used a chicken gravy but added some flour to thicken it up. Came out pretty good!
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jhopp217, I've had biscuits and gravy at a Cracker Barrel, but never the chicken fried steak. There's actually a CB within driving distance, I'll have to remember this. Thanks.
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Reporting in, in the New Year:
Zitoune. They're making do with a closet sized place, but the food is outstanding.
Only being somewhat facetious, but I am not really happy when I can put my arm around the person at the next table. To their credit, I called an hour before dinner to get a reservation, luckily we eat early. Oh, and you have to turn sideways to leave.
Even given that, the drink was perfect, and the bread was unbelievable. I wish I knew what kind of bread it was. It came with an olive spread, but the bread outdid the spread in deliciousness.
I had the codfish nuggets to start, and Mr. D. had the shrimp cigars. Both were hits. Oh and Mr. D. is skittish about 'unusual' restaurants.
I then had the sardine appetizer -- careful that pan they come in is very hot -- and Mr. D. had the mixed grille. Again, both hits except that the grille had something squishy and funky in the salad that the server pronounced almonds. Hmmm, okay, but not like any almonds I've ever seen.
The dessert........sigh. My yogurt Raibi was perfect and the Moroccan coffee was a delightful experience. The Briwat was very good too.
Overall, I highly recommend Zitoune, but bring friends, it will be a much more wonderful experience.
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delores, at Zitoune the lagniappe of house made tapenade usually is served with flavorful anis-infused bread...and it is quite good as you say!
re: gutreactions
Anis? Interesting. In addition to the taste, GR, the texture was lovely. A nicely hard crust with a soft inside.
If there were just three more inches between the tables, it would have been perfect.
re: dolores
Sounds like a lovely meal, Dolores!
We would like to try Old Schoolhouse? & Jean Louis in CT. If you're looking to travel a little, you have to try the Basement Bistro in Greene County... It will change your opinion of what a restaurant can be.
re: financialdistrictresident
Interesting additions, thanks all.
I'm off for a tasting menu at Sunset Grille this pm, it should be fun.
re: dolores
And it was. I heartily recommend the Tuesday night tasting menu to all within walking or driving distance.
Charlie at the bar made an outstanding pomegranate martini, as per their usual. We lingered at the bar for a good long while, enjoying the (free) chips and salsa. Yes, parking is also free. The company was good, as was the conversation.
We finally decided to sit down, and we settled up at the bar. My drink was brought to my table for me. Nice touch, don't you think?
When I told Edwin our server that I had been in contact with chef Greg Courtelyou, he let him know. It was soooo nice to finally meet Greg and thank him for his outstanding meals. He is personable and dedicated to his cuisine.
A surprise to both my companion and myself....not only was wine included with each course, but a pomegranate martini initiated the meal! The meal included:
--sopa de fideos, a chicken and tomato broth with noodles. I don't usually like soup, but this was excellent.
--tortas de queso con chile rojo. I love cheese, so I ate every bite of this dish!
--pollo placero con morisqueta. At this point, even I was getting full, so I brought this home to hubby, who happily dined on it.
--empanadas de manzana, apple turnovers with cinnamon crema. As per my usual, my favorite part of the meal.
Oh -- the two of us 'thought' we were not gringos, so we asked for THE hottest sauce in the house. After one taste of the habanero sauce, we found out -- we are gringos.
Chef Greg came out once again, and we chatted some more. We'd both like to see the Tuesday tasting menu being enjoyed by a full house, but perhaps it was the January doldrums? When one considers all the dishes and all the wine, for a price of $35. a person...yes, only $35. a person...how can one go anywhere else on a Tuesday night?
Thank you to all at Sunset Grille for making the evening a perfect dining experience.
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On Ripe in Mount Vernon.
I had anticipated trying this place for a long time, and, sadly, was underwhelmed. The ambience is small and cozy, kind of funky and fun. I think the kitchen is bigger than the restaurant, if the exterior is any evidence. We were there on a Sunday, and the place was nicely crowded.
We waited (me, I waited patiently imagine?) an inordinate amount of time for our drinks and then mine wasn't perfectly made. The house punch is quite delicious, though. There is no bread put on the table, it appears there is a charge for bread, and I heartily dislike that. No, I didn't 'buy' any bread.
The two appetizers I had were quite good, and they were paced nicely. I had the plantain boat to start, a medley of shredded codfish with a sauce in a steamed plantain. I then had spring rolls, with more codfish and while they were tasty, the quesadilla at neighboring (very neighboring) tables looked a better choice.
Hubby had the spring rolls to start, and the notable jerk rib eye. They were out of french fries, so he had beans and rice with it. He pronounced it very good.
I quite like the mood of the place, it appears much friendlier than say Zitoune. I just wish Ripe had bread on the table and a faster drink to table ratio.
I can't say that I will return.


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Maize is a unique, progressive city enjoying metropolitan status in a rural
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Through the integration of its population into every aspect of quality education, civic improvements, community appearance, commerce and recreation, Maize shall preserve its small town atmosphere and become the best small city in Kansas.
The General Election is November 4. Beat the rush, vote early in person.
Go to the Advance Vote Center most convenient for you. You can vote on a voting machine or by paper ballot.
The Election Office begins in-person advance voting 13 days before the election and continues during regular office hours until 12 Noon the Monday before Election Day. Additional Advance Vote centers are open Thursday – Saturday the week before Election Day for all elections except November General Elections when they are open Tuesday – Saturday the week before Election Day.
To meet increasing demands for utility services, an upgrade in the utility infrastructure will be required in the future. Expansion of the existing Wastewater Treatment Plant and additional lines to loop the Municipal Water System are among those upgrades. To fund these upgrades it is necessary to increase utility reserve funds. To accomplish this it is necessary to increase utility rates beginning January 1, 2015.
Rates for water will be adjusted annually beginning January 1, 2015 through January 1, 2019. Rates for sewer shall be a flat rate and will be adjusted annually beginning January 1, 2015 through January 1, 2019.
New Water and Sewer User Rates tables effective January 1.
Here are a few updates on some Maize happenings from your Administrator:
Growth of our City:
When we look back over the past decade we can observe a very positive, progressive and well organized growth pattern that has taken place here in Maize. As reported in our last issue, Maize is listed as the fastest growing community in Kansas. This has required vision, planning, and coordination behind the scenes. It all started with a City Council that was, and continues to be, unified in improving the quality of life for all of us here in Maize. This was coupled with a proficient staff made up of diverse professional individuals. When this combination is joined with our great location and an outstanding school system the result is self-evident.
Economic Development:
The new housing market in Maize continues at a very strong pace. Per-capita our new housing starts continue to lead the State again this year with 65 new homes at this writing. Commercial development activities are ongoing with new inquires almost weekly. New and expanding businesses have brought over 75 new jobs to Maize this year.
In addition, this fall we will see the ground breaking of a new industrial park complex to be located in the area of 53rd Street north and 119th Street west. The new manufacturing company is scheduled to open their facility in late summer of 2015. We anticipate about 65 additional jobs to be associated with this company.
We continue to work with other potential businesses for the complex.
Growth and Demand:
With the increase in growth and development comes the demand for additional services from the City. We continue to make every effort to provide our City staff with the best technology, equipment and training possible. This is an ongoing commitment. A properly trained employee, utilizing the proper equipment can save everyone time and money with quality results. With increasing demands there is a need to increase the work force. Beginning in 2015 a new Public Works employee and a new Police Officer will be authorized.
Budget Update:
The 2014 budget continues as projected. Revenues have continued to arrive slightly above projections and expenditures are under the projections. It's anticipated this budget year will conclude in a "good financial position" as we enter into 2015. One major financial hurdle has been accomplished as planned. The $4 million dollar funding of the Maize Road was completed without any increase in taxes. Proper planning makes for good results!
Good things are happening!
Richard LaMunyon
City Administrator
Public Tornado Shelters are located in the basement of the Community Building at 401 S. Khedive and City Hall, 10100 W Grady Ave. Enter via the storm shelter entrance on the front side of the building near the flag poles.
The Maize Police Department is now providing crime mapping through crimereports.com. Visit our Crimereports.com page for more information and instructions on how to use the site.
2010 Census: 3,420
Year Established: 1870
Year Incorporated: 1886
County: Sedgwick
State: Kansas
Zip Code: 67101
Area Code: 316
Sales Tax: 7.15%
School District: 266
2012 Total Mill Levy: 153.812
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Wednesday, Deciding what to do and when to do it
I'm not going to eat between meals and I'm not going to take seconds AND I'm going to walk at least 3 miles, take my fiber supplement & drink two liters of water.
Getting this blog going again has been a wildly successful experience – at least so far. I've gone from just idly thinking about things I should do to actually doing them. Yesterday I was busy from 6am when I got up to do the post until 11pm when I realized I was crazy to keep editing webpages and should go to bed.
It seems like there is an endless amount of stuff to do. And I feel really good about all the stuff I got done yesterday.
But, the day was a failure in a way: I didn't manage to fit in my walk. And I didn't fit in time to check in here (I suspect a connection between those facts.) Maybe it's not a big deal that life pushed my personal goals out of the way — just once. But, it IS a big deal if I let that happen too often.
The thing is, walking 3+ miles doesn't HAVE to mean slicing a whole hour out of your day. It can be done (if you walk briskly) by walking 3 times for 15 minutes each time.
And THAT's how I'm going to do it today. 3 Walks/15 minutes.
How about you?
The Interconnectedness of All Things (Ghost-Mall Walking, Day 5)
So I walked my 3.85 miles
It sounds a little dramatic sitting there in the heading but, it's really just one piece to my routine. And it may surprise you to learn that it isn't the exercise aspect (calories burned :: ~400) that makes it important. No.
The important thing (for me) with mall walking is:
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- What is important?
- What are my goals?
- Am I keeping my back upright as I walk?
- What will I write about this afternoon?
- What do my parents need today?
- When will I do the laundry
- What will we have for dinner?
- etc.
Walking is the glue of my life. If I'm not walking, I'm probably not thinking very clearly. I'm less likely to get stuff done (like laundry.) And WAAAY too likely to lie around on the couch (just today) reading.
So it's not necessarily the walking
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Friday – Affirmations and Goals
Just 4 Today, I'm not going to eat between meals and I'm not going to take seconds. I will walk 3 miles, drink 2 liters of water and take my fiber supplement.
This post starts with an affirmation.
Drifting is all to easy for me. I've lost whole decades without making progress on my goals. That's sad but, the lesson I learned from the experience is powerful: Wake up this morning and do something. Right now (I told myself), decide what it is and write it down. So I did.
Your list could (and surely will) be quite different. It's not my purpose to convert you to accepting my goals. But, if there is something you want to do — something that hasn't been working in your life then, the only hope you have of getting it done is to do something today.
I'm not going to let the obstacles/challenges/complexities standing (pushing against) me succeed in delaying my progress one more day. So what if it's snowing – and probably going to snow for the rest of the week? I let that stop me in January but, it's not going to stop me in February!
I'm going mall-walking.
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I was told that new readers are confused by this method – my affirmation on top of a thought-piece. And over the last few years, I've experimented with a number of different formats for my affirmation and contemplation posts. Those experiments just didn't work for me – for this blog – and I'm going back to this format. And I apologize in advance for any confusion for new readers.
Idle thoughts before walking
First of all, I want to walk 3 times today. Secondly, I'm wearing the charm bracelet that reminds me not to eat between meals.
And finally, while I walk I'm going to imagine that I've stopped drifting. I've GOT to invent routines and stick to them. It's understandable that I'm struggling with it. For over 30 years my schedule has involved the work week. But, now it's time for me to grow up and create my own destiny.
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I've given a lot more thought to walking since I retired than I would have thought possible. The problem is a clash-of-intent. Mister likes to walk with me (and I with him) but, he doesn't like to walk as OFTEN as I do. He likes us to take the dog (and I do too) but, we don't want the poor little guy to collapse from exhaustion. Mister's goal is to walk aerobically for 30 minutes but mine is to walk 5-8 miles a day.
Combine all those goals with the fact that I'm spending hours and hours everyday at my parent's house and I'm trying to spend as much hanging out & helping Mister at our own house and finding a workable routine has had me stumped.
It's really had me worried. But, I've been trying a new routine this week and I think it's going to work perfectly:
When I get to my parent's house in the morning I say a quick hello and take off for a walk. When I get back I work on their housework for an hour or two. Then I take another walk. When I get back, I work on Dad's project for 3 or 4 hours. Go home (eat lunch) and whenever Mister wants, we take another walk with the dog. Then in the summer we can add an evening walk.
So far the morning walks have been a mile each and the afternoon walk is a little over 2. But, if I tinker with my route, I can make them all in the 2 mile range. And with a little commitment, even a lunkhead like me can figure out a simple problem….