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Got a nice little surprise from my family today. I'm coming home from afghanistan next month and they booked a week's vacation in hawaii for me. we'll be staying at the Aston Waikiki Beach so i guess i'm looking for some good food around there. I've heard a lot of good things about Nico's pier 38, so i guess my first question is - is that far ?
also I'm more interested in local food so what are some good mom n pop type places around there ? Right now its going to be the wife and I plus our teenage son, so we're not picky.
have a great rest of the weekend, and stay hungry, my friends.
Nico's is about 7 miles away. The furikake ahi was good. The other dish I tried was just OK. Nice open air space.
Will you have a car?
Tiki's is right at your hotel.
The Kapiolani Community College farmers market (Sat and Tue though I don't know if all of the vendors go on Tue) is about a mile and a half away and has lots of prepared food vendors. We loved Pig and the Lady.
My other favorite this trip was Whole Ox about 4 miles away.
re: PattyC
Your hotel is close to Kapahulu Avenue - a busy street chock full of small and medium size restaurants. Just have a walk along the street and you will find different kinds of foods...local, pizzerias, Chinese, Thai (Herb Garden), Middle-Eastern (Pyramid), famous malasadas (local Portuguese doughnut), the list goes on and on and on. Enjoy your stay!
re: roro808
... forgot to also mention The Bistro (french).... Or, take the taxi and head to Waialae Avenue ( Kaimuki area) - and wallah, another old street full of small restaurants - local, ethnic, international....
Your hotel is at the Diamond Head end of most of Waikiki, so that puts Rainbow Drive In just a short, maybe 8-10 minute walk up Kapahulu. Doesn't get more local than that, and has been popular for 50 years, but it is a drive in with limited picnic table seating.
Better quality (and a bit more expensive) is Diamond Head Market and Grill, on Monsarrat...a few blocks further, but on the way to KCC farmers market and Diamond Head hike. Similar drive in setting. KCC is less than 2 miles from the Aston....1.8 according to Google Maps.
Pier 38 is in the opposite direction, between downtown and the airport, but TheBus service from Waikiki will get you there and back at $2.50 pp. See a recent post about safety in that area after dark for a single woman...doubt you would have a problem as a vet w a teen son, but just a caution.
Will you have a car? That opens up a wide range of options. Downside would be the parking fees at your hotel...you might want to check that out.
Welcome home and enjoy a week in paradise.
re: macaraca
Fatty's (N. end of Int'l Marketplace) has reasonably good, filling Chinese, particularly the Cake Noodle, a local speciality. You might be close enough to walk to the Side Street Inn, worth searching here for reviews. I would skip the 5-Star Buffet.
Good local spots and inexpensive or at least reasonable, Fatty's Chinese Kitchen, Me BBQ (Korean BBQ), Side Street Inn, Seoul Garden Yakiniku, Okonomiyaki Chibo, Ichiriki, Jinroku, Goma Ichi Ramen, Goma Tei Ramen, Pho To-Chau Vietnamese Restaurant, Mei Sum Dim Sum, Little Village Noodle House and Helena's Hawaiian Foods. Some of these are in Waikiki, some Chinatown, some kind of scattered all over.
I actually like Uncle's Fish Market & Grill better than Nico's at Pier 38.
On the higher end you have spots like Salt Kitchen & Tasting Bar, Town, Cafe Miro and 3660 on The Rise.
I have left out the more well known spots like Orchids, Alan Wong's, etc as they aren't quite mom 'n pop places.
Aloha Chris!
That is awesome news that you are going to O'ahu..
You deserve it after serving in Afghanistan!
For my Aloha locals... http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/865915
So let's take good care of Chris and hook he and his family up with great local eats!
I will add my two aloha cents on Hula Grill and Duke's for everyday happy hour..at the Outrigger and great mai tais for $4 and excellent calamari $6 oceanfront and kids welcome.
Giovanni's shrimp truck in the North Shore for some of da best garlic shrimp with 2 scoops.
Matsumoto's for shave ice too.
Sansei has a decent happy hour on Monday.
Moose's has a 2 for 1 breakfast coupon in the 101 Things to do booklet..great breakfast..very popular.
Roy's Waikiki is one of the best for local fish and great aloha service..island Roy's is way different than the mainland..no comparsion.
Aloha Chris and so happy for you and your family!
re: Beach Chick
dangit beach chick - quit following me LOL.
talked to the family on sunday night and they said we plan on flying into hawaii early in the morning and dumping the luggage at the hotel and then making a bee-line for the north shore so i will DEFINATELY keep an eye out for giovanni's.
thanks for the reccomendations and have a great rest of your day !!
re: AdamRichmanJr
Stalker...hee hee
Have you been to the islands before?
Love love love O'ahu and the food, imho, is on par with SF, Paris and NYC..in a aloha kind of way.
The seafood is off the chain.
You're down at the end next to the zoo which is quiet and lovely.
Leonard's for malasadas...you will freak the f out on how good these little doughy deep fried balls of sugar custard goodness are!
Swimming all throughout the day is so wonderful and your teenage son is going to love it.
The Hawaii board are a wonderful group and will take good care of you!
re: Beach Chick
great links - thanks a lot.
last time in hawaii was 1998, so i would imagine a lot has changed
In the same area as Diamond Head Grill is South Shore Grill. Their fish taco's are great, and the mixed plate is broke-da-mouth.
A couple of people mentioned Side Street Inn. The Kapahulu location is 'nicer' and closer, I think the original at the far end of ala moana center is better, and easier to get to on the bus.
Teddy's Bigger Burgers are great, avoid Cheeseburger in Paradise. Moose McGillicuddy's is good for basic food. Wailana coffee shop for breakfast. Lunch and Dinner not so much any more.
Tiki's is prettty good, I like Duke's better at lunch, its right on the beach. Neither is low budget.
Lots of choices in Kaimuki and Kapahulu, TERRIBLE bus service from Waikiki.
Nico's is worth the trip, the Furukake crusted ahi is the signature dish, the fish and chips are always good. I've always liked the poke, but a recent visitor wasn't impressed.
A number of shrimp trucks in the Kahuku area on the north shore, giovanni's is as good as any. In Haleiwa Town are several good choices, mentioned on North Shore discussions on chowhound. Jameson's, Haleiwas Joe's, Pizza Bob's, Luibueno's, Kua Aina Burgers, and of course Matsumoto's shave ice among the most popular.
There are a bunch of threads on these things, browse them and come back with specific questions.
re: KaimukiMan
From Waikiki you can take the 2 or the 13 buses to go to Irifune or Side Street Inn in Kapahulu. Ono Hawaiian Foods is a trivial walk, too. And yes, the Kaimuki-Waikiki bus link is broken, sadly.

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Samantha Johnson has been selected as the female student-athlete of the week. In the circle, Johnson was a perfect 4-0 this past week helping the Golden Tornadoes to stretch their win streak to eight games including a perfect 6-0 start in the PAC. Johnson allowed just one earned run in 25 innings of work (0.28 ERA). She gave up 15 hits and struck out 13 in the process. Johnson also hit .388 for the week with four runs batted in for the Golden Tornadoes.
Jordan Rupert has been selected as the male student-athlete of the week. Rupert continued to be impressive in his freshman campaign as he took second place in the javelin at the "John Homon" Invitational at Mt. Union on Saturday. Against a very competitive field, Rupert's distance of 162-08 was good enough to claim second place.
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Amalia Mesa-Bains is a California-based artist, curator, and writer who has been associated with a number of pioneering exhibitions of Latino art, such as Chicano Art: Resistance and Affirmation and Mi Alma, Mi Terra, Mi Gente: Contemporary Chicana Art. Her powerful work incorporates various aspects of Chicano/a history, culture, and folk traditions and explores religion, ritual, Chicana history, and female rites of passage and the role each plays in the development of the Latina psyche.
She holds a BA in painting from San Jose State University, an MA in interdisciplinary education from San Francisco State University, and an MA and Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the School of Clinical Psychology, Wright Institute in Berkeley.
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As a George Carlin fan, I was happy to see several of his collections in this book. If you are not familiar with his material, let me just say that his stuff is not for those who are easily offended. I love his common sense and in your face approach to things - he certainly is not one who minced words. I listened to this while I was at the gym, and there were many times I am sure I got some strange looks when I started laughing. He is a superb narrator; I love his vocal inflections when he is delivering his material and nobody else can do it quite like he can!
"Interesting Short Conversation"
I enjoyed the format of this interview; it was like being part of a conversation with a friend. I just recently started reading Kurt Vonnegut's books, and I knew very little about him. It was interesting to hear about him from a peer perspective.
"Interesting Prequel, Excellent Narration"
I love the narrator's English accents; she does them perfectly! This was a freebie from Audible, and having recently read the first book in the series, it was perfect timing. I enjoyed the intro to the characters and the story was good. Thanks for the freebie, Audible, it was much appreciated!
"Short Stories of Real Life Situations"
I give this a 3.5-3.75 overall. I thought that some of the stories were pretty average, but there were three that were very good. I think my expectations were high because of all the positive things that I heard, but many stories didn't fulfill those expectations. I liked the title story, as well as the first and last stories the best. The narration was good, although it would have been nice to have different voices used in the various stories.
The one distracting thing in the audio version was that at some points in the stories, music played. It didn't signify the end of a story or end of a track, and it was more distracting than anything else; there was no sense as to the placement of the musical breaks.
"Mediocre Start to a Series"
This started out really slow, and although it picked up, I don't feel the need to continue with this series. There was not enough focus on the dystopian world, such as what led to these changes, how did this impact the characters' lives, etc. I agree with the reviewers that questioned why ban chocolate, which is central to the story; although they allude to its addictive qualities, there is no ban on alcohol, which also has addictive qualities. It was a pleasant enough story, but I just don't care enough about what happens to the characters to continue with the series.
The narration was good, but it was distracting at times when the character would break out of the story and speak to the reader. A specific example was when the main character was sick and she stops in the middle to say to the reader "and you probably thought I was pregnant, I wouldn't do that to you, I'm an honest narrator." At first I had no idea who she was talking to and thought she was talking to another character.
"Family Secrets Abound"
Disclosure: I received this audiobook free through the Ford book club; there was no requirement to review this audiobook in exchange for the freebie.
This is the debut book by this author, and I really enjoyed it. The characters were well developed, and the family dynamics were well told from the perspectives of the various characters. I particularly enjoyed the parts about the dynamics of a Chinese man marrying a non-Asian woman and the effects of the bigotry that existed at the time they were married on the family relationships. I wasn't sure until the end what happened to Lydia, and I was surprised by the ending. I had my suspicions throughout the story, but I was completely wrong - which is a good thing, as the author didn't tip her hand.
I listened to this on audio, and enjoyed it but found that I had to pay very close attention as the characters' perspectives changed without much notice. Once in awhile, I had to try and remember what perspective we were in. The narrator was very good, but I wish there had been some changes to the different character's voices to help differentiate when the perspectives changed. This may be a better read in print if your mind tends to wander at times when listening to audio books. It is also a good book to discuss in a book club, as there are a lot of interesting questions that can be raised.
"Interesting Memoir"
This was an excellent book. I love baseball, although I'm more of a Yankee than a Mets fan; it was still interesting to hear all of the familiar names mentioned and to learn interesting tidbits abut the players and their lifestyles. I knew that Dwight had gone through some difficult times, but I had no idea of the extent of it until I listened to this book. I often wonder how people who seem to have it all - talent, money, fame, friends, and family - can throw it all away on alcohol and/or drugs. His story helped me to understand how it can happen and the power that addiction has over someone. I was happy that the book ended on such a positive note and hope that he continues with the positive changes in his life! The narrator was good and easy to listen to.
"From Sudan To Syracuse!"
his was an interesting story. I had heard of the Lost Boys of the Sudan, but didn't know much about them. I knew that some of them had relocated to Syracuse, where I lived recently for several years. Imagine my surprise when I listened to this and read that he was one of them who went to Syracuse. This made the book even more enjoyable to me, as I could relate to the local references.
I enjoyed his story and learning about the troubles he faced in Sudan. Despite the serious nature of the book, some parts were laugh out loud funny, like the first time he touched snow when they were teaching the boys about life in America. I also thought his issues with figuring out how the shower worked was also amusing, although I'm sure he didn't find it that way at the time.
One of the things I appreciated about this book was his optimism and ability to see the good in things. He really appreciated his life in the U.S. and what others did for him along the way. When you listen to the news today and hear how many people hate America, this was quite refreshing. Many Americans who don't appreciate what we have would benefit from reading this book and listening to his words of joy and hope.
"Entertaining Thriller"
I listened to this one on audio. Although it was a bit lengthier than I liked, I found the story engrossing and entertaining. The narration was also good. I wasn't quite sure how it would all turn out in the end, so it kept me guessing which is always a good thing! This is the first book I read by this author and I would definitely read another one by him.
"Fast Paced Mystery"
This book was well written, particularly for a debut novel. The plot was good and moved along nicely. I thought that the characters were well developed and I was interested to see what happened to them. I would definitely read another book by this author. The narrator also did a good job with the characters' voices.
"Interesting Topic"
This was an interesting book. I thought that there was the right mix of case studies and theory (psychology, sociology, and group). Some of the case studies were chilling and I found myself comparing the sociopathic traits to people I know.
The narration was average. It was clear and easy to understand, but at times she sounded like she was tired. Also, there was not enough of a break between section headings to alert the listener of the section change.
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some1 than each day u wake up knowing u get to see her smiling face.Some 1 that would take a takes a lifetime to 4get about.The only person who can make u smile a certain way...*Some1 thats ur shooting star, everything u'd eva wished for Is everythin that she iz*.some1 thats like a plastic rose...beauty neva dies and something ull love 4eva.The first time u saw her, u knew it was true~That u'd love her 4ever and thats what ullll do~she doesn't know what she does to u~she doesn't have a clue~she doesnt know what itz like to be u lookin at her. some1 that ull neva give up on.some 1 that wen everytime u hear her voice u fall in love all over again.some1 that a definition and fully explain.
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I am the definition of princess.
A girl that has been pampered, sheltered and spoiled her whole life to the extent that she has no friggin idea about the real world.
With her hands on her hips, pouting mouth and a big boisterous umph, Dana shows her princess side whenever she doesn't get exactly what she wants when she wants it.
by King Super Prince June 30, 2005
The sort of girl who has never had to work for a single thing in her life. She is usually sheltered to the point where it's ridiculous, and spoiled beyond belief. She has trouble accepting that there's anything wrong in the world and can hardly believe that there are people who don't have an American Express Platinum or a heated swimming pool. She's often gregarious, or, in some occasions, very much a bitch. There's one constant, however. She'll invariably be spoiled or somewhat snotty.
"What is wrong with her?" Alana demanded sharply, watching the girl's retreating back.
"Ignore her," her companion advised, "she's just another princess."
"Ignore her," her companion advised, "she's just another princess."
by Silver Koneko October 22, 2005
One who is in another Caslte.
Sorry Mario.
by Vee Are Are Schee November 29, 2003
a girl that is spoiled and usually has money.
that girl is such a princess.
by Danika robinson June 05, 2005
A girl who is so clueless about the world around her. She sees what she wants, hears what she wants, and only wants things her way. She has no compassion or understanding of other people's perspectives that are standing right in front of her.
Princesses need a knock on the head so they can see the real world. And that the world does not revolve around them.
To a woman, being a princess is an insult because it means their mannerisms are annoying!
Princesses need a knock on the head so they can see the real world. And that the world does not revolve around them.
To a woman, being a princess is an insult because it means their mannerisms are annoying!
Well, duh, she's a princess, she's going to be whining and crying about it the whole night if you don't give her what she wants.
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The Runner: a blog from UNITY's outreach team
That night we saw someone new, a young lady sitting on a filthy mattress, brushing a mangled wig while rats ran around her feet. A new blog from the streets of New Orleans, by UNITY outreach worker Laniker Hunter-Davis, pictured with her longtime outreach partner, Joycelyn Scott.View Post
The doctor is now IN
I couldn't tell you the first time I ever met the Mayor of the Square. I was probably standing in the shade from the Cabildo in Jackson Square, listening to the square's ad hoc brass band along with wandering tourists and locals passing through the Square. That's how most people have met him.View Post
Now able to house Manuel Justin.
The UNITY we are today is able to house more chronically homeless people like Manuel Justin. After Hurricane Katrina, UNITY reinvented itself to respond to an explosion of homelessness. This summer, a New Orleans partnership led by UNITY further finetuned the way our teams approach and house New Orleans' most vulnerable people. Manuel Justin, 62, […]View Post
Disabled and homeless, he relied on people's kindness.
But now, with support from UNITY, Mr. Dawson is housed and is learning to do things himself. This blog post is by Emily Leitzinger, a case manager at UNITY's award-winning Rosa F. Keller Building, a UNITY-owned apartment community for the working poor and for disabled people rescued from homelessness. On a cold night in 2010, I gave my […]View Post
A look back at 2012: decimating the "Tenacious Ten" list
By Mike Miller, UNITY's director of supportive-housing placement There is one simple vindication for all the daily frustrations of being an outreach worker — the disjointed, the systems of broken systems, the personal ravages of the street of those living on it. This last blog of the year pays homage to all the empty doorways, […]View Post
Housing Uncle Jesse
By Mike Miller, UNITY's director of supportive-housing placement Sometimes I have trouble explaining what I do for a living. When I say I work with the […]View Post
We never lose
We never lose. Sometimes it just takes us a while to win. It's the same tired refrain I often use when a long week has thoroughly kicked my ass, leaving me contemplating my career ambitions and wondering if full-time bartender would be a more fulfilling vocation. Peeling off a dingy, sweat-stained yellow outreach shirt and […]View Post
I'm not going anywhere — I'm home
Today's blog is by UNITY outreach worker Demetra Phoenix. The day started as any other work day would. I went to an outreach meeting first thing in the morning. On the agenda was the weekly discussion of how to get into housing those homeless people we are most worried about because of their severe mental […]View Post
The Answer is 232.
The answer is 232. At least it is for Coleman. It's the question I get every time I present at conferences about outreach: "How do you get people into housing who have been on the street for years, even decades, who just don't want to go in?" I've been seeing Coleman every week for the […]View Post
His Eyes Said He Didn't Believe Me: A Thanksgiving Blog
His sleepy eyes said he didn't believe me. It was almost 1 a.m. and Lamar was lying on a piece of cardboard, with late night traffic speeding 20 feet above the light blanket that was covering his slight frame. The traffic noise, Lamar's soft voice and my own hearing challenges necessitated Lamar patiently, but listlessly, […]View Post


text: In my Swedish sources (I live in Sweden and the history here is told that way), the Rus were Scandinavian merchants, (the name Rootsi is still today the Finnish name for Sweden), the Svea were settlers in Svealand, Gotland and West Gotland, they were related to the Visigoths which plundered Rome and settled down in today's Spain, then a Rome province. The source for the period is the Nestor chronicle, written by the Russian munk Nestor in 1113. The Vikings were definitely Norses and Danes, the Svea were merchants and they went behind their neighboors Vikings and grounded merchant cities, as Kiev, Moskva and Novgorod. At that time the administrative center of the land was in Birka, near Uppsala and Visby was the merchant capital, a part of the Hansa league. In Sweden the Viking time spans between 800 and 1050. (In 1066 the Normands, Vikings settled down in France, invade England and colonize the country.) Nobody in Scandinavia speaks about "Vikings" after the 11th century. Ana On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 5:23 AM, otsisto <otsisto at socket.net> wrote: > 1. The "Vikings" did not become extinct in the 11th cent. > 2. The label "Viking" is more a profession title then a people. > 3. It was the Rus that settled in Kiev and Moscow and probably Novgorod. > You > have the Svea, Norwegians (or Norse)Danes..etc. > 4. Ever since the 1800s anything of Ancient Nordic became labeled "Viking", > perhaps for sensationalism and it has stuck ever since. > > -----Original Message----- > > You mean a ficticious Viking settlement?? The Vikings are extinct since the > 11th Century, when they settled down in Normandie, Kiew, Moscoo, Novgorod > and the Nordic countries started they way to Modernity. > Ana, just homecoming from Oslo, which has one of the few Viking boats well > conserved > > On Mon, Sep 22, 2008 at 3:28 AM, Antonia Calvo > <ladyadele at paradise.net.nz>wrote: > > > > _______________________________________________ > Sca-cooks mailing list > Sca-cooks at lists.ansteorra.org > http://lists.ansteorra.org/listinfo.cgi/sca-cooks-ansteorra.org > -- http://www.ekopolitan.com Grön sajt/Green http://caravia.stumbleupon.com http://www.crusading.se Gondolgatan 2 l tr 12832 Skarpnäck Sweden tel +468-943288 mobil 4670-3213370 "When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been and there you will always long to return. — Leonardo da Vinci


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We're pleased to present you the work of Yael Shinkar, an Infographic designer based in Israel and currently working for a financial newspaper circulated on weekends called "The Markerweek" that covers local and global economic news.
"I graduated 3 years ago from HIT college that is situated in Holon, Israel, with a Bachelor of Design degree, majoring in visual communications. During my studies I began working as an Infographic designer at "Ha'aretz Daily", one of the leading newspapers in Israel. After graduating I worked as a graphic designer at several places, in a major advertising agency, in different graphic design studios, as a freelance designer, but at the end of that initial journey I found myself back as an infographic designer for "The Marker", a daily financial newspaper, and after a couple of months started designing for the weekend newspaper, which has given me much more time to be creative and find a unique style and entertain other types of artistic projects.
I try to insert humor, color and accessibility as much as possible, so that the readers can enjoy the information presented to them, and as a bonus get a little giggle as well."
And here's a sample of that work:
You can connect with Yael on Flickr, and we'll see you next week with another Portfolio.
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2007 OPEN FORUM Abstracts
A. Ari1, L. Goodfellow1, D. S. Gardenhire1, J. Sampson1
Background: Although the admission criteria for entrance into respiratory therapy (RT) programs vary greatly from institution to institution, all schools evaluate past academic performance in order to predict student success in RT. Presumably, students who succeed in RT programs will pass the National Board for Respiratory Care (NBRC) examinations such as the certified respiratory therapy (CRT) and the written registry for respiratory therapy (WRRT). The selection process for entry into RT programs carries greater weight due to the fact that most students admitted to RT programs eventually graduate and serve as respiratory therapists in the profession. Therefore, three important questions arose within the context of this study:
1. What is the relationship between admission criteria, including science GPA (SciGPA), non-science GPA (NSciGPA) and cumulative GPA (CumGPA), and student success on the CRT and WRRT examinations?
2. To what extent do admission criteria predict student performance on the CRT and the WRRT examinations?
3. Do student exit GPA and student score on the CRT predict student success on the WRRT?
Method: A longitudinal database was created for a total of 375 students admitted to a 4-year RT program from 1995 through 2005. Pearson correlations and multiple regression analysis at a 0.05 level of significance were utilized to address the research questions in this study.
Results: Pearson correlations indicated that all admission criteria had a positive relationship with student scores on the CRT and the WRRT (p<0.05). SciGPA and CumGPA were the best predictors of student success on the CRT and accounted for 45% of the variance in student score on the CRT. Although none of the admission criteria used in this study predicted student performance on the WRRT, regression analysis showed that student exit GPA and their scores on the CRT predict student success on the WRRT by being responsible for 40% of the variance in the WRRT scores.
Conclusion: Identification of factors predicting student success on the NBRC examinations is an important task. This study identified that SciGPA and CumGPA predict student performance on the CRT and the best predictors of student success on the WRRT include student exit GPA and their performance on the CRT. By looking at these variables in the admissions process, RT programs can ensure that only the most qualified students begin the path towards becoming a respiratory therapist.


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Thursday, March 26th, 2009
Creating a clock in CSS<p>If you ever go to the BBC website you will see the working clock in the top right:
It thus seems appropriate that Paul Hayes of London has created an interesting experiment that shows how you can create an analogue clock using just CSS and JavaScript is only used to get the current time.
The real magic is in CSS transitions such as:
- /* -webkit-transition: property duration timing-function */
- #clock img[src*='hour'] {
- -webkit-transform: rotate(90deg);
- }
- #clock img[src*='second'] {
- -webkit-transition: -webkit-transform 60s linear;
- }
- #clock:target img[src*='second'] {
- -webkit-transform: rotate(360deg);
- }
Nice work Paul!
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"…create an analogue clock using just CSS and a WebKit-based browser…"
Current Firefox beta supports -moz-transform as well. Not too sure a about a -moz-transition though
While this interesting and maybe a little bit cool, I think it is inappropriate for Webkit to take CSS (even if only for itself) in this direction. CSS was created to define style. This seems more like a behavior to me and that belongs to the Javascript problem space. Going down the the road that Webkit is going, the question is – where do you stop? Just how much do you extend CSS to be? I think you run the risk of creating solutions for problems that have already been solved.
@Mailc Are you advocating the creation of a whole new subset of Javascript that can be used to change how elements are displayed on the page? At the moment people use a combination of Javascript + CSS (or possibly Javascript + Canvas) to do this. If I can use CSS to change the color or opacity of an element, why can't I use it to change the rotation of that element?
I think maybe what malic was referring to was more along the lines of the transitions and related topics in the CSS proposals. Some of the proposed features seem to be more suitable as a programming task for Javascript. Things like the transitions feature. I have even seen suggestions of functions and variables being added into CSS.
CSS should be a style guide, not a programming language.
The transform is fine since that in essence is the style of the element. Rotation of an element can be considered similar to the color or opacity of an element. If it's possible in print design then it should be possible in CSS design.
But transitions affect the behavior of the element.
Then again, we do have :hover so that can of worms has already been opened.
Or perhaps another question is how are CSS transitions supposed to play nice with SMIL?
I agree with Malic.
To me, it seems like Webkit is trying create CSS behaviors similar to what MS did with IE's CSS Expressions close to a decade ago (which they have since abandoned in the most recent release of IE). I'm really hoping the W3C doesn't add these behaviors to the CSS spec – behavior is much better suited to JS.
I'm gonna have to side with Malic on this too. I thought the whole reason for CSS in the first place was separation of purpose, removing styling from content. Now we're adding behavior into style? What happens when your CSS library and your javascript library start trying to do the same thing to the same element, or different things to the same element?
My thought wasn't that CSS transformations are bad – on the contrary, rotations via CSS is crazy-delicious great. Bring it on, should have been there a long time ago! But my thought was that having time-of-day being something that could be part of a CSS selector was taking it too far.
Was going to say what everyone else already did. :P
Why is it bad when MS goes off in wild proprietary directions with CSS, but if Safari/Apple does it it's newsworthy?
@Malic Ah, sorry – I must read things properly before commenting. I missed the blindingly obvious fact that it's a *transition* and now I agree with you entirely :)
@Malic I really have to disagree with you, why displaying time not in decimal but with a graphical interface that displays the same information should involve anything more than style ?
Isn't style a way to display any structured data for a better human reading ? I do think this is a great way to use css : turn off css, you'll have the time displayed in a numerical manner, turn it on, it is displayed in a graphicall manner, that's just amazing !
I believe the debate was over CSS controlling behavior and not how CSS displays data. Letting CSS parse data to affect how it changes the styling of the element seems really close to making CSS a programming language.
I for one want CSS to do CSS, Javascript to do Javascript, HTML to do HTML and ASP/PHP to do ASP/PHP. Once we start getting into overlap of these technologies it can only cause feature bloat, confusion and problems.
I want each tech to be lean and mean to do be the best at what it does and leave other tasks outside their areas for the tech designed to handle those tasks.
I believe the people yelling "this should not be in CSS" are missing an important point – which should be right up the Ajaxian alley. It doesn't matter *where* this functionality is available, the big news is that it is built into the browser engine.
You can use these animations without touching CSS. You could make a pure-JS library to expose all these features. Sure, underneath it will be using the CSS OM, but all that will be hidden. After all, the current animation engines in JS already use the CSS OM to manipulate the document style as fast as possible. This approach is really no different.
But because this is built into the browser it will run faster, and can even be hardware accelerated like it is on the iPhone.
So, the people that want style in CSS and behavior in JS can do exactly that. Nothing has to change. Only now you have access to a much more powerful browser engine. I see this as a massive opportunity for taking web applications to the next level.


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Pea Sheller
A Pea Sheller is a machine that automates getting peas out of their pods. It can save the hours of manual work required to reduce several bushels of peas in the pod down to two small bowls.
The machines are not just for English garden peas. They can be used for field peas, lima beans, etc.
They can be electric, or ones operated manually with a hand crank. In the 1930s, Pea Sheller appeared that you attached to a stand mixer, with the axis of the mixer powering the machine.
The general idea with all Pea Shellers seems to be the pods get fed through rubber rollers, which squeezes them just enough to make the peas pop out, without squishing the peas.
Some people made their own from old wringer-washers.
Commercial ones can spew out upwards of 1100 pounds (500 kg) an hour.They are seldom used in homes anymore because people buy their peas already shelled now.
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The centre supports research into the social, economic and environmental history of the area. Although our major concern is the Memorial Aerodrome, a training ground for WWII bombers and gunners, we are also working on the history and influence of mining, fishing and the sugar industries as well as Bundjalung culture. We also offer computer training and video conferencing as well as technology support for those who wish to use it.
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- Gov. Scott Walker has signed a bill that would create a wolf hunt in Wisconsin.
The bill would establish a hunting and trapping season that would run from mid-October through the end of February. The Department of Natural Resources would be allowed to determine how many licenses to issue through a preference point system.
Wisconsin wolves came off the federal endangered species list last year. The state is now free to manage the wolves as they see fit.
Walker signed the bill during an appearance Monday morning at Aqualand Manufacturing, Inc., a dock maker in Woodruff. He issued a press release saying the hunt will help control a burgeoning wolf population that has been preying on livestock.
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Glassblowing open house, demonstration set for May 8
Liquid Glass Co. in Ramona has scheduled a Glassblowing Open House
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MILWAUKEE (AP) -- Infielder Yuniesky Betancourt agreed Wednesday to a $900,000, one-year deal with the Milwaukee Brewers, rejoining the team he helped to win the 2011 NL Central title.
The 31-year-old was in spring training with Philadelphia on a minor league contract and batted .447 in 18 games while mostly playing shortstop. The Phillies already have All-Stars all around their infield and released Betancourt on Sunday.
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Friday, August 31, 2007
Cucumber and Green Tea Soap
Any of you ladies seen some of those Dove "Campaign for Real Beauty" ads using "real women"? I suppose Dove is trying to do a good thing, but those ads scare me! It's a pity they don't choose to just show their Cucumber and Green Tea beauty bar instead.
This soap is something I saw pictured in one of the tea magazines. It's not only as creamy as you'd expect from Dove, it's also wonderfully scented. And I should warn that you'd REALLY better enjoy this scent. When I use it in the shower in the morning, the bathroom is still scented in the afternoon. I now think of the soap as "room scent" as well.
I was pondering the fact that green tea is so often combined with cucumber in beauty products. The only teatime connection I could make: Time to go have a cup of green tea and some cucumber sandwiches!
Posted by Angela McRae at 7:26 AM
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- Denise ~ Charleston, South Carolina. said...
Is it heavier on the cucumber scent or the green tea scent? I just luv the color!
- August 31, 2007 at 9:39 PM
- Angela McRae said...
I'd say it's heavier on the cucumber scent, combined with some very fresh, very floral element I can't quite identify. (And I like that shade of green myself!)
- September 1, 2007 at 8:45 AM
I am heading out the door to get some of that soap....who has the best price?
- September 6, 2007 at 5:39 PM
- DeniseInYpsi said...
Oooh, I want to go get some; I'm assuming they're sold everywhere now? And do you know if its just a trial thing or will it be on the market long term [though they'll probably test it first and see how well it sells].
- September 9, 2007 at 5:19 PM
- Melissa said...
This is my absolute favorite soap! I even use it as an air freshener :-).
- April 20, 2012 at 4:46 PM
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Volunteering is a great way to get involved with Pilchuck Glass School. Volunteers are invited to participate in Pilchuck Glass School's special events and have many opportunities to see creativity in action. They are also celebrated during Pilchuck's Volunteer Appreciation Event, which includes hands-on art activities and refreshments. This is our chance to thank you for helping to make Pilchuck possible. Volunteers play a critical role at Pilchuck. We simply could not do it without our wonderful group of volunteers.
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They have a strict "no outside food or drink policy", but they make you PAY monthly for an employee discount? I had a manager throw out a cup of coffee I brought in for myself because of the policy, but I've seen her bring in leftovers plenty of times.
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A 46-year-old schoolteacher arrested last year will not face charges related to his holding a group of teens at gunpoint as they tried to leave a Sale Creek cemetery.
The Hamilton County grand jury chose not to indict Stacy Swallows on nine counts of aggravated assault and nine counts of false imprisonment stemming from the event.
Swallows could not be reached for comment Thursday.
Assistant District Attorney Neal Pinkston said that, since the grand jury chose not to indict, there's little reason to continue with new charges.
"Unless new evidence emerges, this is essentially the end of that particular case," Pinkston said
One of the teens who was at Shipley Cemetery on Sept. 4 said he was glad the teacher didn't have to go to trial.
"Honestly, I thought the whole thing was blown out of proportion to begin with," said Haden Lamb, 19.
Lamb said he and most of the other teens involved saw the entire incident as a "big misunderstanding."
He said the teens went to the cemetery on a one-time "ghost hunting" trip and that he had not been back there.
In the incident, the Sequoyah High School teacher held a rifle and used his car to block the teens from leaving the cemetery near his home while he called police, according to court documents.
Swallows' attorney, Jerry Summers, said Thursday that he and his client were pleased. He called the incident an "unfortunate situation for everybody."
There was a history of vandalism and late-night parties at the cemetery, and Summers said descendants of the cemetery owners had asked Swallows to watch the place.
"It seemed that everyone involved was at the wrong place at the wrong time," General Sessions Court Judge Bob Moon said. "I think everyone has learned a lesson when it comes to guns, teens and cemeteries."
Friends of Swallows' testified on his behalf in a November General Sessions Court hearing. Tommy Iles told the court that the cemetery had been "trashed so many times by a bunch of punks," according to newspaper archives.
Moon noted that no proof was provided in the Sessions Court hearing that the teens were even on cemetery property.
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So this basically means that I am not free to go anywhere in Hamilton County at night lest I be detained by someone at gunpoint because he thinks that I should not be there. If I was one of the teenagers or their parents I would take civil action against this vigilante.


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