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Date: 1970
Creator: Norell, Norman
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Creator: Mori, Hanae
Description: Skirt suit of red wool printed with black and gray floral designs in vertical stripes. A) Jacket. Quilted jacket with slight shawl collar, long sleeves, center front opening with two large circular red plastic buttons. Collar, opening, hem, and sleeves with black edging. Lined in dark red rayon. Designer's label: "Hanae Mori / Tokyo, New York" Retailer's label: "Neiman-Marcus" Content/Care label: "Out Cloth: 100% Wool / Lining: 100% Rayon / Size 10 / Made in Japan / Dry Cleaning Only" B) Skirt of matching print fabric. Not quilted, the street-length skirt has a narrow waistband with hook-and-eye at center back and zipper below. Lined in same dark red rayon. Care/Content label, partly in Japanese, partly in international pictorial symbols.
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Description: Ensemble. A) Coat of brown and white felted wool. Knee-length or longer, long set-in sleeves. Center front opening with 5 large circular brown plastic buttons with bound buttonholes. Main body of coat of pale brown and white check design, with cuffs, collar, and lower band of coat (about hips to hem) of light brown. Light brown and white check self tie belt. Side slit pockets. Lined in pale taupe. Designer's label at center back neckline: "Norell" Hand-written label just above designer's label: "Deborah 929" B) Blouse of cream wool jersey. Long sleeves, high standing collar. Center back zipper closure running almost entire length of garment, from top of collar to about 3" above hem. Hook & eye at top of collar. Collar lined in satin, the rest of the blouse is unlined. Not hemmed. Hand-written label sewn in at neckline: "Deborah 929" C) Skirt of brown wool tweed. Mid-length; slight A-line. Narrow, 1-1/2" waistband. Fully lined in brown silk(?). Center back zipper closure with large hook & eye on waistband. Hand-written label "Deborah 1929". D) Belt of brown leather with wide square, self-covered buckle. Two inches wide. Belt is attached to skirt with inner bands of leather to which loops ...
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Date: 1976
Creator: Olive, Frank
Description: Hat formed of a printed scarf. The hat is constructed to look as a scarf that has been tied around the wearer's head, with long trailing ends at back. The under-structure is a domed crown of stiffened black mesh overlaid with the printed scarf, which has a navy blue ground, white stars, and gold American eagles. The hat has an inner pink grosgrain ribbon hatband. Designer's label: "Frank Olive / New York"
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Date: [1970..1979]
Creator: Adolfo
Description: Cap of ocher/dark yellow wool. Designed somewhat as a "watch cap", the hat has a high domed crown, which folds up at bottom to extends back upwards almost the entire height of the crown. Spaced top-stitching along upper edge. Unlined. Designer's label inside: "Adolfo II / New York Paris"
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Date: 1970/1979
Creator: Adolfo
Description: Hat of dark brown velvet. Somewhat styled as a "slouch hat", the slightly conical crown is flattened at top, and is embellished with concentric bands of top-stitching. Crown is encircled at base by a narrow band of taupe grosgrain ribbon, and has an ornament on right side consisting of a vertical 14" pheasant feather and various other brown and white feathers at base forming a "pouf". The wide brim is slightly wavy, turns down to edge, and is similarly embellished with concentric bands of top-stitching. The crown is lined in a steel gray satin, and has a steel gray grosgrain ribbon inner hatband. Designer's label: "Adolfo / New York Paris"
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FIRST ON 3: BSL mayor surrenders after warrants issued, attorney respondsSubmitted by WWAY on Mon, 10/01/2012 - 10:46pm.READ MORE:
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Army helicopters make stop in Port City before flight home to Ft. BraggSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Mon, 10/01/2012 - 10:28pm.READ MORE:
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Berger doesn't pay back travel expenses at commission meetingSubmitted by Marissa Jasek on Mon, 10/01/2012 - 10:04pm.READ MORE:
It's pay back time. At least that's what New Hanover County Commissioner Brian Berger said last week about the more than $400 in travel expenses he owes the county. However, it did not happen Monday night. Full story...»
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Sit : Love : Give (Part II)
Sit : Love : Give is two things.
First, it's what we do. We believe in the power of meditation to bring more mindfulness and compassion to the world in order to make it a better place. So we sit.
Through sitting we develop love.
Out of love we offer Wildmind to the world, in order to make meditation more accessible. Google Analytics tells us that there were 2.5 million page views on out site last year. That represents a lot of learning about meditation, and hopefully a lot of practice of meditation too. That's our giving.
And second, we encourage you to sit, to develop love, and to give to the …
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Jan 12, 2013
Meditating your way to more effective leadership
Michael Carroll, Fast Company: Why sitting still and listening to your own thoughts for a few minutes a day may be the best business move you can make.
We all know what human agility looks like. Attend any performance of Cirque du Soleil or the New York City Ballet and we can witness remarkable performers executing flawlessly: muscular, refined, and utterly disciplined. And while we may assume that such creative elegance is unique to the performing arts, today's business climate is fast making the very same agility the defining skill for leading today's global enterprises.
Now, of course, this is not to say …
Jan 10, 2013
Sit : Love : Give
Wildmind recently went ad-free. The income from carrying ads was certainly useful — it costs a lot to run a site this size — but carrying advertising here seemed both esthetically and ethically ugly. So they've gone! And we feel great about it!
However, it takes about 80–100 hours a month to curate, write, edit, and post the articles you read here, and if you enjoy and benefit from what we do, we'd ask you to consider making a regular donation.
Dana, or giving, is an ancient Buddhist tradition, and we'd much rather rely on the generosity of you, our readers, than bombard you with advertising.
We're calling …
Dec 04, 2012
Come along to our Open Night, Dec 6, 6–9PM
Anyone who's in the area is invited to our Open Evening at Wildmind's office on 55 Main St (Suite 315), Newmarket NH 03857 On Dec 6, 6:00 until 9:00.
You can explore the lovely Mill Building, see our office, talk to the staff (all two of us!) and learn what we do, enjoy free chai (made by a Buddhist business in Montana) and samosas (spicy Indian pastries), and there will be free yoga and meditation classes.
We'll have a free door gift for every visitor, and we also have some lovely meditation gifts for sale, so you might be able to get some of your seasonal gift shopping done and support …
Wildmind Meditation News
Nov 28, 2012
Meditation finds an ommm in the office
Wallace Immen, the Globe and Mail: Not long ago, a CEO who openly practised meditation in the office might be considered weird, and a manager who urged employees to train their minds to be more self-aware on the job would be suspect.
But that's changed. A slew of books published this year promote meditation for self-awareness as an aid to decision-making and leadership.
Managers are promoting mental-awareness techniques to help employees cut stress and improve communication. And executives are finding meditation helps them stay cool under fire.
Last fall, Kira Leskew found herself screaming on the phone to a supplier who'd failed to …
Wildmind Meditation News
Nov 12, 2012
The ROI of practicing mindfulness at work
Michael Carroll: Mindfulness meditation, at first glance, provokes a reasonable question: "why on earth would I, or anyone for that matter, sit still doing nothing for long periods of time?"
We can take two basic approaches to answering this question: we sit still for long periods of time in order to get a lot of benefits — to get a return on our investment — an ROI.
Or we sit still for long periods of time in order to achieve nothing.
Let's take the ROI approach first. Recent scientific research seems to document that mindfulness meditation produces a wide range of positive results …
Wildmind Meditation News
Nov 11, 2012
Ignoring the inbox – a new morning mantra
Eli Greenblat, The Age: If you, like most office workers, open your email first thing in the morning, then you might be setting yourself up for a horrible day and wasting hundreds of hours a year.
The work email inbox is a "pandora's box" of nitty-gritty detail, gossip and distractions that are best dealt with later in the morning, and pressing the "send receive" button as soon as you slouch in your seat is the worst way to start your day.
These are the somewhat controversial views of Danish organisational behavioural expert and corporate consultant Rasmus Hougaard, who has taken his new way …
Sep 24, 2012
A new arrival…
This handsome fellow just arrived in our office. We sell this Buddha statue, and others, plus a full range of meditation supplies, in our online store.
Your making a purchase helps us to keep this site running.
Sep 04, 2012
Ten tips for mindful working
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Sep 04, 2012
Mindfulness: helping employees to deal with stress
Occupational Health: Occupational health teams should be encouraged to get behind the concept of mindfulness, an alternative approach to helping staff cope with pressure experienced in the workplace, says Suzy Bashford.
The UK's first Mindfulness at Work conference, organised by Mindfulnet, took place in February this year. The message from the event was that mindfulness, a meditation-based approach to stress management, can provide an antidote to the relentless pressure and information overload that exists in many UK businesses. It can also help employees thrive under stress and relate better to colleagues or clients.
The growing body of evidence in this area (there are …


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The team atmosphere, variety of projects, and interaction with full-time employees.
Sometimes I felt as though I could have received a bit more critical feedback.
Be prepared to work in a very high intensity, highly intellectually stimulating environment where you will be challenged, however also rewarded.
Interacting with people of various levels at the firm, creating a final project that will be published by my team
Like any internship or job, there are stressful times when you make mistakes and do not know how others think about you. The key to these tough times is to learn from your mistakes and move forward.
The easiest way to survive your internship is if you truly enjoy the job. Make sure you fully research the firm and job position you are interested in.
I think Morgan Stanley is the ideal firm to work at.
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Training was a bit dull at times
Morgan Stanley is an incredible company that offers a program second to none.
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I cannot think of anything I disliked about the internship.
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I had an excellent 10 week experience and cannot comment on anything specific I saw that need improvement during my short internship period.
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Morgan Stanley was the right choice for me because of the awesome people I met in the program. Since you will be spending so much time with them, it is important that you enjoy the people you will be with. Finally, it is also great that Morgan Stanley extends so many offers to its summer interns reducing the competitive environment during the internship experience.
I think it would be wonderful if the flow of information from the top level down to the analysts was a little more rapid in some cases, but I think that is a problem across the industry.
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The testing.
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Bell ringers for the Salvation Army say they are hearing a little less jingle in the kettles this year.
The Salvation Army says donations are down almost 20%
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Although the Salvation Army isn't calling it a trend, financial experts say more and more americans are shopping online and using plastic.
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Ill Girl who dreams of a stark, brown world containing all the sweets she could possibly want to eat (But what she really wants to eat is kashiwa mochi), and a boy named Yuki. The gameplay is very similar to Yoshi's Cookie, and considering the theme of the game, it fits pretty well.But Ai isn't just an Ill Girl, but the Littlest Cancer Patient as well. As the game progresses, she slips closer and closer to the edge. And Yuki? It turns out he's a shinigami come to take her away if she gets to that point. Once you play enough times, Yuki takes her away and you're left with just the game without Ai to cheer you on. You'll have to get 50,000 points to bring her back. Can be downloaded here.Irisu Syndrome can be considered a Darker and Edgier Spiritual Successor, considering they're made by the same author.A sequel of sorts, Ai to Yuuki to Kashiwa Mochi Kai (Translated as Love, Courage, and Leaf-Wrapped Rice Cakes: Unexpected Meeting) was later released at a convention, with its gameplay (and storyline, if you take the most obvious interpretation), being a crossover between Kashiwa Mochi and Irisu Syndrome. As of 2011, it can be bought here, along with some Maou Monogatari Monogatari artwork that was packaged with the convention version. More recently, the creator produced an iPhone version of the original game in both Japanese and English, which you can purchase here.


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DECATUR - The military made Daniel Conner an offer he couldn't refuse.So the 33-year-old Decatur muscleman signed up for a six-year stint with the Illinois National Guard as an infantryman. The recruiters told him all that stuff about the GI Bill and then, icing on the cake, also mentioned he could find himself serving up front in either Afghanistan or Iraq. Conner's thick, flamboyantly tattooed forearm raced across the page as he signed on the dotted line."People say to me, 'Who's your hero?' And they expect me to name weightlifters or something," he says. "But my heroes are these kids who have the courage to join the military and go overseas to fight for their country. My next challenge is to prove that I can do that, too. I'm ready to go."Calling his fellow soldiers "kids" isn't surprising. He'll be pushing 40 by the time his six years are up, and maybe he will serve alongside comrades half his age. But, physically, it's going to be the kids that have trouble keeping up with the stamina of this 5-foot-6-inch, 200-pound pocket Samson.Looking like he was built by the same firm that did Stonehenge, he's been obsessed with sculpting muscle since he was 18. Conner hardened himself with martial arts and wrestling competition before towing cars around with his body as training for strongman-type competitions. In 2001, he won a strongman event in Southern Illinois, beating out 15 competitors.Then he switched to weightlifting, doing most of his practice in a garage gym the trained welder fused together himself. He raised a storm of controversy laying claim to achieving some lifts other lifters found hard to believe, but says he nailed a more than 1,000-pound squat lift at an American Powerlifting Federation event earlier this year in front of witnesses."That shut up some naysayers," he said.It shut Conner up for a moment, too, as he fainted dead away afterwards. He blamed a too-tight lifting suit (special clothes lifters wear to protect their bodies) and pulled out of the competition. Now, he says he has made-to-measure gear, supplied by sponsors such as Titan Supports and APT Pro Wriststraps. A firm called Trionix feeds him the vitamins, amino acids and protein he gulps down to rebuild the muscles lifting rips up."I don't touch steroids," he says. "But I love to lift. I was born to do it."And now he is going to lift a gun for Uncle Sam, a prospect that worries his three children, 12, 10 and 7, from a previous marriage, and his new wife, Katrina, who took a year of convincing before she let him sign with the National Guard. "I know that he needs to do this," adds Katrina, 23. "And I decided I didn't want him to resent me later in life for not letting him live out his dreams."Her husband is to report to Fort Benning, Ga., in November for basic training but won't be taking it easy in the meantime. For one last hurrah, he plans to take part in a "mixed martial arts" tournament in either Indiana or Missouri - probably Missouri in October - where opponents use kicks, strikes and wrestling techniques in fast and furious full-contact competition.Conner used to do this stuff back in the 1990s but feels he got out of it before reaching his full, bloody potential. So, before the National Guard enfolds him in its camouflaged embrace, it's back to the caged ring to settle a few old scores."It's a chapter in my life I left open," he says. "I still got some things to prove."Tony Reid can be reached at email@example.com or 421-7977.


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Maybach Music Group's Meek Mill recently showed love for fellow Philadelphia rapper Beanie Sigel in light of his current incarceration.
Meek hopped onto his Instagram page to give support with a photo of the jailed 39-year-old.
"Free b-Mac #philly #standtall ain't to many other rappers I respect from here n*gga made a "real lane for Philly"," Meek wrote on Instagram July 31. (Meek Mill's Instagram)
Last summer, fellow Philly rapper Cassidy spoke to SOHH about Sigel's legal woes.
"Yeah, that's a sad situation because you know Beanie is from my city. He was one of the first cats to get on and get it popping and take it to a whole other level, and he's really lyrical," Cass told SOHH. "It's sad that he has to go away for the [tax evasion conviction] situation. Everything happens for a reason, so hopefully he'll be able to build from the time where he's sitting down. Be able to develop. Learn more about himself. Learn more how to move when he finally gets the opportunity to get back out here, so when he does get back out here he can take it to a whole other level. That's definitely sad. I don't wish nobody to go to jail. I've been there before. I know what that life's like, and it definitely ain't a fun place to be so it's sad to see him have to go away." (SOHH)
Back in March, Beans received nearly two additional years behind bars after pleading guilty to a narcotics charge.
Rapper Beanie Sigel has been sentenced to six to 23 months after pleading guilty to a narcotics possession charge in suburban Philadelphia. The Delaware County Daily Times says Sigel, whose real name is Dwight Grant, entered the plea Wednesday in Delaware County to a misdemeanor count of illegal possession of Percocet. Sigel has been behind bars since he was arrested Aug. 29 in Tinicum Township. A co-defendant entered a plea to a firearms charge. Defense attorney Carson Morris called his client a successful entertainer who had made some mistakes, but said "he's ready to go ahead and put that behind him and move on with is life." Sigel is also facing a two-year federal tax evasion sentence, which Morris said he hoped would run concurrently. (The Republic)
Sigel appeared in court a month prior to waive a preliminary hearing.
Shackled and wearing prison blues, Sigel, born Dwight Grant, stood before Magisterial District Judge Edward Christie and waived his preliminary hearing on all charges. The portly but seemingly slimmed down defendant said little during the brief proceeding, but smiled when the judge wished him good luck. Assistant District Attorney Lindsay McDonald said the rap artist's case will be "fast-tracked" to allow him to begin serving his federal time. "We expect to have the matter resolved in Media in the next few weeks," said defense attorney Fortunato N. Perri Jr. Sigel is scheduled to be formally arraigned in Media on March 6. (The Reporter Online)
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Consider that you will design such a box to be deployed on off-the-shelf 1U pizza box servers that will run off-the-shelf Linux (say RHEL with 2.6 kernel) that will be deployed redundantly (with another 1U pizza box) for a telecom application. You are designing such a box. The question is, how do you go about using the CPU, memory and other hardware resources on the box in an efficient manner?
Let me explain. There are many basic operations such a box should execute flawlessly. I list a few of them below:
- Logging,
- HA operations (failover etc),
- TCP/IP messaging with peers outside the box,
- Memory management (e.g. memory pools),
- The "application:" Protocol (s) processing. Example, if I am designing a SIP server, one imagines the "SIP engine," which processes the SIP messages, to run as a separate process from the process that receives the SIP messages on the interface.
- Configuration and persistence management.
- Statistics and performance management.
My question is, how would you design such a box. This is what the platforms teams do (except 3 above, which is typically divvied up to the apps folks). I am looking for answers from seasoned platforms-heads who can tell me how they have been doing this.
My experience from an embedded environment (very different hardware) tells me, for example, that each of the bullets above would be a separate task--each with its own memory carved out (say using memory pools), and communicates with the other modules via IPC such as message queues. Do you see this model as a viable model for 1U pizza box servers running Linux?


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How often should I replace my hot tub filter? This actually depends on what kind of filter you have. Some filters are very big. Some filters are very small. Some filters need to be cleaned more than others. Others do not. It really all depends. My recommendation is that you read the inside of your direction manual to get the exact specifications. But a good rule of thumb: If it is falling apart, and there are cracks in the pleating, and the core appears to be ruined, then it's probably a good time to start getting serious about your cedar hot tub and take the next step toward changing your hot tub filter.
Some people spend a lot of money when they are putting their spa chemicals into their hot tubs. They actually redo the plumbing in their houses. But this is not necessary. If you just go out and buy some natural organic spa chemicals and pour them into your hot tub, then not only will you save on the plumbing on your house, but you will actually reduce the chlorine and chemical use inside of your home. The neighbors will be very happy for you.
I am curious where I am going to put the hot tub after I rent it from the hot tub rental store. This is a very good question. Hot tubs are like giant African animals - zebras, hippos, elephants - and you have to think about this before you just go slapping a giant elephant on your deck! Some hot tubs only hold 1 or 2 people while some hold between 6 and 10. The hot tub I want holds between 6 and 10, according to the instruction manual. But I'll be trying to set a world record with 20 people.
My hot tub deck is supported by giant 16d nails. I allow for drainage of the spa chemicals and the refuse from the hot tub filters by creating a 1/8-1/4 inch of space between the deck boards. The smaller the space between your cedar and redwood, the better! I would think of my hot tub in terms of ledgers, joists, blocking, facing, and then, finally, after all this is done, decking.
The old man who owns the hot tub rental shop has offered to sell it to me. If I decide to take it, then I will be stuck in this small town for the rest of my life. On the other hand, I would always have access to Jacuzzi hot tubs. Which has always been in the back of my mind, it is true. If I can sit in the Jacuzzi all by myself and have each of my friends sit in their Jacuzzi, so I don't have to share, then I think I would be in absolute hot tub rental heaven!
All I want with my spa chemicals is a purifier and a replaceable cartridge. Replaceable, because that way you don't have to buy a whole new system, you can just focus on buying a new cartridge, just like for your ink jet printer. The minerals that I am looking for in my spa chemicals are usually placed in a bed that somehow attracts the fungi and bacteria and viruses and then kills them on contact. As a Zen Buddhist, I would like to patent a spa chemical replaceable cartridge that didn't actually kill the viruses and fungi and instead let them live.
My hot tub cover seals to the corners of my hot tub without letting any of the steam escape. Which is what you want, because the neighbors don't like to see you letting water into the atmosphere because it's not very energy conserving. My hot tub cover is made out of leather from cows - and they were treated very kindly. It's interesting to think that a cow would wind up as a hot tub cover, but it makes perfect sense. Does a cow protect itself well from the rain? Yes. Does a cow keep dry from the snow? Yes. Does a cow like hot water? I don't know. It might upset the milk. But if I was a cow I would be happy that I am helping people have fun in their hot tubs!
One question that I hear a lot about hot tub filters is this: What is diatomaceous earth? Well diatomaceous earth is an adhesive that that actually traps dirt, bacteria, mildew, fungus, dead skin, or tiny rodents that you may have trying to break into your cedar hot tub inner sanctum. What is it made of? I hear this question a lot. Diatomaceous earth is actually made out of petrified bones. Petrified bones are very good at catching diseases because they have thousand of tiny holes that actually act like tiny sponges!
I am thinking about making my own hot tub rental store. This means I will have to borrow money to buy all of the hot tubs. Or, I could go up to Alaska and sheer down some trees and make some nice hot tubs out of their fine firs. I actually prefer redwood over cedar - and I prefer wood over plastic. Wood bends and can stretch whereas plastic is just a substance that surrounds us in our normal day-to-day environment, which just gets a little old, let's face it!
Any time you go to a friend's house and use their portable hot tub, I recommend taking a hot steam shower afterwards. I don't care if there is a nice sound system and it looks as though they are using all the proper spa chemicals, dangerous diseases can sometimes sit in the microbial world and come down to haunt you. A lot of people don't know how to maintain a proper ph balance and alkalinity in their portable hot tub because they don't have a normal hot tub that goes through the daily cleansing and know-how. Your portable hot tub is just like a plant and it needs to have an iota of respect.
Some hot tubs from hot tub rental places smell like sulfur I notice. This must mean they are not using the proper mono-sulfates and chlorine cleansing packets to clean their hot tubs. This worries me, it is true. It worries me because sometimes litigation can result from diseases being spread inside the hot tub itself, and you can never tell if a hot tub rental place is on top of this sorry truth.
The Romans would use cedar hot tubs to melt away their inexhaustible violent tendencies. At the end of a long day, it is said that even the gladiators used to enjoy sitting in their cedar hot tubs! This of course is before the jets that we use today, and the many specifications and accoutrements we are used to in our knotless, perfectly honed wood of today. This is natural. But some things haven't changed. Cedar can expand and hold water just as good today as it could yesterday, and this is a heck of a lot better than plastic.
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