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A wonderfull cruise. Great service,dining and entertainment
I have just returned from a 14 night cruise on Celebrity Eclipse to the Baltic. What a wonderful time we had :)
Better than ever. All means cooked and served brilliantly. Food even better than Millennium back in 2004 (pre cutbacks!) Also dined at Qsine and Tuscan grill. Both well worth the cover charge.
We had the usual fantastic production shows, singers, a juggler, magacian, comedian. All were good in my opinion
The crew were full of smiles, attentive and efficient. Eclipse really is a happy ship
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A good mix of ages, very few children. A few older moaners speaking about money constantly (how boring!) We met some really interesting people from around the world on this cruise. Less
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Emperor Maximilian's triumphal arch at the British MuseumPosted on November 2, 2014 | 1 CommentA massive triumphal arch is on display in the British Museum at the moment, but unlike the grand stone arches dotted around Imperial cities, this one is made of paper.
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Beyond the Walls of Your Library: How to Find Books and More
Beyond the Walls of Your Library: How to Find Books and More, was created by the Western New York Library Resources Council, Storyboard Team. The team received grant funding through the Western New York Library Resources Council. The objective was to create a tutorial that would serve various types of libraries across Western New York, helping them to explore different methods of instruction and to reach out to users in exciting new ways. The objective of the tutorial is to teach Western... More
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President Barack Obama delivered a good State of the Union address Tuesday night, but he couldn't get past an inconvenient truth: He means well, but his schemes don't work.
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skutteruditeLine breaks: skut¦terud|ite
Pronunciation: /ˈskʊt(ə)rəˌdʌɪt /
Definition of skutterudite in English:
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A grey metallic mineral, typically forming cubic or octahedral crystals, consisting chiefly of an arsenide of cobalt and nickel.
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- To prove it, the researchers first measured the specific heat of both the unfilled and filled skutterudite.
- The name skutterudite comes from the locality of Skutterud, Norway.
- We present evidence of a relatively high dimensionless figure of merit in a polycrystalline skutterudite partially filled with ytterbium ions.
mid 19th century: from Skutterud (now Skuterud), a village in SE Norway, + -ite1.
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This little cafe is in the middle of the Yarra river. It looks so good … I want to go back and have a drink there!
Location: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Farmers' markets, CSAs, Farm Stand Etc. for October 2011
- BostonZest Oct 6, 2011 05:43 AM
While some farmers markets are coming to the end of their run, I'm hearing some exciting rumblings about more winter markets. And, we still have markets like Copley, City Hall and Dewey Square that are open until Thanksgiving.
When does your market close?
What are you hearing about winter markets?
Are you doing in Winter CSA?
What farm stands and Orchards are you visiting the time of year?
Since Copley is open until the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, I just added money to my Atlas Farm Market share.
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I heard from the people who run the markets at Dewey and City Hall that the Dewey location plans to stay open one day a week up until Christmas this year. Last year's winter farmers market in Somerville was a huge success story and they'll be back. I have also heard that there will be a winter farmers market in Cambridge.
The Melrose Farmers' Market (Sally Frank's Farmers' Market) will be open until the last Thursday in October... the 27th. I'll miss it. It was great to have a market so close to us. This Saturday we're off to Tendercrop Farm in Newbury and will begin to stock up on root vegetables to store for later eating. TCF grows a number of different varieties of winter squash and I love sampling every one... one of my favorite vegetables. Also, I'll begin to search for unpasteurized cider. They've had small turkeys for sale all Summer and they were fab on the grill so we'll continue to buy those.
re: Gio
There's going to be a Cambridge winter farmer's market starting in January at the Cambridge Community Center on Calendar Street.
It's a few blocks off of River Street, about mid-way between Central Square and the river.
Red Fire Farm and Enterprise are also going to use Cambridge Community Center as the drop-off for their winter CSA shares.
Went to a planning meeting for this a week or so ago. Vendors still TBD. If there's something you'd specially like to see there (or if you want to seel there), contact Jose Mendez at CCC.
I have cobbled together my plan for this Fall, Winter, early Spring this way. I have signed up for a late Fall share with Farmer Dave's (my current CSA). This is a weekly delivery for 7 weeks beginning November 1. I will split that with another family. Also have signed up for Red Fire Farm's Deep Winter share which is 6 deliveries spread through January, February and March. Then I am also signed up at First Light Farm for their late Fall/Spring Share which is one delivery per month in November, December, March, April and May. At first I thought I would get the East Coast share from Enterprise Farms but had read a negative review. I recently met someone who has participated in this share and was quite satisfied. I hope I don't regret the decision I've made vs. my first inclination. Time (and reviews of this year's share) will tell I guess.
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94 Locust St, Danvers, MA 01923
After a successful freshman season, the winter FM at the Chelmsford Agway will begin its second from 10-2 on Saturdays, starting Nov. 5 and running through early February. I was very happy with the baked goods and root vegetables last year.
Got some news today from the SoWa people in the South End. They are also going to have a farmers market this winter at 460 Harrison Avenue. "Produce from local farms and specialty foods." Starts November 13.
re: nonaggie
Allendale Farm announced they were harvesting ginger.
The Old Friend's Ginger is fantastic but they are only at Copley on Fridays. They also do the Newton Market on Thursdays.
Check when you are in Whole Foods. The Old Friends site says you can find it as some Whole Foods Markets.
This local ginger is fantastic. I've even given it to friends as a present.
re: BostonZest
I need to get some of this famous ginger now. I have seen it on Fridays at the Copley market but have never bought it. So this week, for sure. Thanks!
re: BostonZest
Thanks for the info! Is the Newton market on Tuesdays? (That's what the Old Friends Farm page says, but it appears to be talking about last year.)
re: nonaggie
My mistake. Thanks for noticing it.
Tuesday is correct and that market ends on 10.25.11.


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The good news? Over 80 percent of all respondents, regardless of ethnicity, report that they want "an environmentally friendly home." The bad news: Of that group, 65 percent are not willing to pay more for it.
However, NAHB then shifted the terminology of the question to emphasize energy efficiency and the results are more encouraging: over 80 percent of respondents would choose a highly energy-efficient home with lower lifetime utility costs over a home that costs 2 percent to 3 percent less on purchase but does not have those features. Ethnicity did not factor into any major responses. And at least they're being up front about where they'll spend their money, compared to other industry surveys where buyers indicated they valued energy efficiency but spent hypothetical remodeling money on kitchen and bath overhauls over HVAC or insulation upgrades.
Where slight difference showed up was in relation to how much buyers are willing to pay for energy efficiency features that translate to lower utility bills. Hispanic buyers indicated that they were willing to pay the most, $9,146, while white buyers indicated that they would pay the least, $6,774.
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Despite the loss Sunday, Virginia (33-7, 16-5 ACC) won the series and has claimed all seven of its ACC series this year. Branden Cogswell and John La Prise each drove in runs for the Cavaliers.
Virginia starting pitcher Brandon Waddell worked 6 1/3 innings, allowing four runs (three earned) and eight hits while striking out one.
Virginia used a two-out rally to score in the second inning. Cogswell ripped a single up the middle to easily score Downes, giving Virginia a 1-0 lead.
UNC tied the game in the next half inning on a Landon Lassiter sacrifice fly and took its first lead of the series in the fifth inning on a two-run home run by Michael Russell.
The Cavaliers chipped a run from the lead in the sixth inning. With one out, UVa put runners on first and third following back-to-back singles from Joe McCarthy and Nick Howard. La Prise then dragged a bunt down the first-baseline on the first pitch to bring home McCarthy but the Tar Heels would tack on an insurance run in the seventh.
Virginia will play five of its next six games on the road, beginning Tuesday in a 7 p.m. contest at VCU. UVa will play host to Richmond at 6 p.m. Wednesday before traveling to No. 4 Florida State next weekend.
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The Lord is my shepherd; there is nothing I shall want.
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Beside restful waters He leads me;He refreshes my soul.He guides me in right pathsfor His name's sake.
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I have a beautiful, multi-level home that I just refinished all the hardwood floors in. Not only are there a lot of levels, but each room is fairly small. My standard, upright vacuum cleaner keeps marking up the walls every time I attempt to move it from room to room, not to mention that it's a pain to maneuver it around! With all the dust that collects, I NEED to clean the floors often- can anyone suggest any other appliances I can use to keep the new finish "new??"
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Well, I agree, daily vacuuming would be great, but who has the time for that? Is there really such a thing as a whole house vacuum system? I've heard that the Roomba is good for hardwood floors... especially newly refinished ones like yours. You can leave it running with no supervision, and it apparently cleans pretty thoroughly. The robot can recognize stairs as well, so you wouldn't have to worry about that. Plus, it's much smaller than a regular upright. Or, maybe you could invest in a buffer or something along those lines.
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It seems like things really pick up in high school with our kids. There are social activities with friends, church activities, schoolwork, volunteer work, etc. It can be very, easy for the high schooler to become over extended. We have fallen into this trap a few times over the years and here is how we now avoid it. We have a calendar on the wall in the kitchen just for Petunia. This way it is easy for her to see what she has going on and she learns to manage her time. Assignment due dates are written in red, church activities in blue, social activities in black, other miscellaneous stuff in purple and college prep activities (scholarship application deadlines)in green. All of this is written on her calendar, so she can see before making plans what she has going on that week. If it is a busy week, then she can see that and decline an invitation for something if needed. Our kids don't have to participate in everything and it is ok to say no! Sometimes those volunteer things need to be limited, or they may not need to go to every football game with friends that are in regular school. Or they can plan their time so that they can get what they need done, and then plan fun time with friends or going with the church on another activity. They can also see when they might need to say no simply because they need to rest. For us this works out better than a planner because we can see the whole month and I can help keep track of what she has going on. When she had the planner I had to remember to ask her for it, or I had to ask if she had anything planned if I was setting something up for her. I try to let her decide her schedule and activities because she is at that age where she has to learn to manage her time herself. But I am still here to make suggestions and offer guidance and this is much easier when I can see everything at a glance. Hope this helps. Blessings, Kat
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Monday, November 24, 2014
The Overextended High Schooler
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Thursday, November 20, 2014
Transcripts and Record keeping for High School
Many homeschool parents get overwhelmed at the thought of keeping records and filling out transcripts. Hopefully this post will take a little fear out of the process. I believe in keeping things relatively simple. So I have one chart that I started for Petunia. It has 4 columns of boxes. One column for each grade year of high school. The rows are for her subjects. Core subjects are first and then the rest of the rows are for electives. Each box is large enough for me to write in. I use this chart to document what books are used for what subject. That way I have a record of what material was used for when on one sheet. This chart stays in my Mom Notebook in the same sheet protector as her transcript. Now, for transcripts. There are many places to download a blank transcript for free. I got ours from our homeschool cover group. I like the ones that have some space to put in extracurricular activities and maybe a little box under each year to write in things like volunteer work or such. These things are just as important on a transcript as grades. I keep a paper copy of this in my mom journal and an electronic copy on my computer. That way I can quickly update the transcript and print a new copy when I update. If you can't find a transcript with a box on the front then you can simply write down dates/grade year and activity on the back of your paper copy. I know a mom who did this and both of her sons are attending the Naval Academy, so it works just fine.
Now, onto record keeping. For each subject Petunia has a folder. After I grade a paper or test then it goes back in the folder. At the end of the year I take all graded assignments, clip them together by subject and put them into their own folder. Any certificates for that year go in this folder as well. Then everything goes into a box labeled with the grade and her name. It takes about 15 minutes to do this and then the school year is complete and I am ready to move onto the next year. If I need to provide records of what she has done for college applications then all I need to do is pull the top folder from each box.
So you see there really is no mystery in record keeping or transcripts. I am sure it can be made more complicated, but I like to keep things simple and easily accessible. Blessings for a happy, drama free school year.
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Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Getting Started with High School at Home
High school at home seems to put so much pressure on the kids as well as the parents. I know for me when we first started I was a nervous wreck. I knew that if my child chose to pursue college after high school, the competition was tough. So, this month I will be posting my series of tips for getting through high school with the least amount of anxiety. We are almost done, Petunia graduates next year. Of course, I have a little while before Little Britches will be graduating so these posts might be helpful to remind me of a few things in a few years. If you are just starting high school then this post will definitely be for you and if you have already started then it will be a good check off list for you. Blessings, Kat
1. Make your plan early. Check out what you need to cover and how much you need to cover to be considered a high school graduate. Some states are very specific and homeschoolers are held to the same standards as public and private school students. For instance in my state, 4 years of the core subjects are required...4 years of math, English and science. Know what you need to "graduate" and plan accordingly. High school years go by quickly.
2. Does your child plan on going to college? Technical school? Get your child to start thinking about what they might want to do with their life early. Parents...please realize that formal college is not for every student. Don't push your child in that direction if that is not suited to them. Plumbers/electricians/etc. make an excellent living at a respectable occupation without having a college degree.
3. If your child thinks they might be bound for college, then start looking at requirements early. It doesn't really matter if you have picked your colleges or not, most of them have similar requirements. Start working on meeting these requirements.
4. If you aren't prone to keep records, now is the time. I have a folder for each year of high school that has a good assortment of Petunia's work. She probably won't need it, but if she does it is there. Start a transcript now and put everything on it. If your child went on a mission trip with the youth group at church...put it on the transcript. Update the transcript regularly. Don't wait until your child's senior year to try and remember everything they have done and all those little extras that make a transcript stand out.
5. Start looking for scholarship money early...junior year at the least. There are many scholarship search sites online that will make a profile for your child with their graduation date and match them to potential scholarships. Competition for scholarship money is tough and gets even tougher the later you wait to start applying for them. Start early.
6. Don't ignore the small scholarships. Many people tend to see those large numbers on the big scholarships and only apply for those. So your child might be competing with 30,000 other students for that one scholarship. Those smaller scholarships can add up and can really come in handy. I once won a small 1500.00 scholarship which didn't seem like much but that one little scholarship paid for my books and lab fees for 4 semesters. So, in essence it was a lot of money because books are expensive and those lab fees add up, especially for science majors.
7. Start taking tests early. This is especially true if you don't live in a state that requires standardized testing. Homeschooled kids usually are not exposed to that type of test taking and it can be nerve wracking for some. Petunia was nervous when she went to take the ACT the first time and then the proctor was 2 hours late (yes 2 hours), so then she was mad. After all she had to give up a Saturday to go and take the test. So being nervous and then angry did not make for a good mindset and she didn't do very well. If you wait until the last minute to take these tests then you might not have another chance and it might affect your ability to get into college or at least put off your entry date.
8. If your child isn't going to take the college route then start thinking about internship/apprentice opportunities. Going back to the plumber/electrician or any other type of trade, summer jobs working in that field can be exceptionally helpful. You never know if they work for the same company year after year in high school then once they graduate trade school they might have a job position waiting for them or someone willing to recommend them for another job position for another company. Word of mouth and recommendations go much further in the trades fields than resumes.
9. Prepare your child for adult life. If you haven't already teach them to manage money, meet obligations/deadlines, etc. This is something they will have to do once they graduate even if they are in college or trade school. They will have to manage their scholarship money if it comes from sources outside the college. I knew kids in school that had won large amounts of scholarship money and blew through it partying instead of paying their college bills. When they were broke they either had to go home or rely on student loans to finish their education. Teach them to manage their money and time now. If your child is college bound then they will need to be able to meet deadlines. The professor will often issue a class syllabus at the beginning of the year and never mention due dates again. It is the students responsibility to use that syllabus and meet all due dates and prepare for scheduled tests.
10. If your child is college bound then prepare them academically. Don't choose the easiest courses and the minimum requirements to just meet high graduation requirements. Push them to write those hard papers, do the extra math, choose academically challenging courses, books etc. These are skills they will need to have to be prepared to enter a college classroom. It doesn't matter that the child is a math genius and plans on an engineering career. They will still have to get through those core classes in their freshman and sophomore years in which they will have to read literature or history books and write lots of papers or take essay type tests. If they fail those, then they will never get the chance to take those advance math and engineering courses to complete their degree. Everybody starts out having to take the same stuff, then you move into your chose field to finish up.
Well, hopefully these few tips will help many parents out there who just simply don't know what they should be doing. Happy high school!
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Thursday, November 13, 2014
Beginning Steps to Living with Autoimmune Disease
What is an autoimmune disease? Autoimmune disease is basically when your own immune system attacks your own body because it has gotten completely confused and no longer functions like it is supposed to. Apparently there are over 100 autoimmune diseases, so far. The key to living with an autoimmune disease is learning what you can do to protect your body, regulate the immune response, and learn everything you can. However, there are some relatively easy steps to begin to take control of your autoimmune disease and live a healthy life. Here is what I have learned in dealing with my own autoimmune disease (hashimoto's thyroiditis).
1. Read and learn everything you possibly can about your disease and autoimmunity in general. You really have to become pro active in knowing about your disease. Doctors don't know everything and in maintaining a practice it is very difficult for them to truly stay up to date on research. You need to be a partner in your health and take an active approach to your own healing. Don't miss the free autoimmune summit taking place now online.
2.Find a doctor willing to work with you. If your doctor is one of those that thinks they are the end all be all and won't discuss your disease and possible treatment options then find a new doctor. I have gone through 14 doctors in the past 10 years with my disease. I have a wonderful GP now who listens to me and talks with me, not to me. unfortunately she doesn't have much confidence in her own abilities and I admit I am a complicated case, but I consider her a treasure.
3. Take a proactive approach to your diet. Diet definitely has a role in the immune response for many people with AID (autoimmune disease). I highly recommend trying an autoimmune or elimination diet and seeing if you notice a difference in the way that you feel or if your particular antibody numbers get lower. For me, grains raise my antibody levels and I notice I suffer much more if I am exposed to wheat especially. You may not think you have a problem with foods, but you really don't know whether you do or not until you stop the exposure and then re-expose yourself. Things that can cause a problem are grains (especially wheat), dairy, and legumes. This is a big one that most people tend to balk at, but really a few months out of your life eliminating some of your favorite foods to see if it improves the quality of your life is not that big of a deal. I love bread, hot fresh bread dripping with fresh homemade butter...yum! However, I don't tolerate wheat. My pain level goes up, I get a migraine headache, and I suffer for days if I am exposed to wheat. I have the same reaction with corn. So for me, the response is not worth it. The is simply too much to justify that slice of bread or piece of cake. You might not have the problem that I have, but isn't it worth it to find out.
4. Heal your gut. Consider probiotics, fermented foods, and other things that will help to heal your gut. This does go along with the diet above.
5. Detox your liver and your life. Our world is so full of toxins. Chemicals in shampoos, conditioners, cleaning products, clothing, furniture, etc. etc. etc. all work to trigger an immune response and damage our immune system. If we have an autoimmune disease then we don't need any extra help in damaging the immune system, it is already wonky. So, make a conscience effort of ridding your life of all those unnecessary chemicals.
6. Optimize your vitamin levels, especially Vitamin D and your B vitamins. Be cautious of using herbs that stimulate the immune system because you will stimulate the attack on your body.
7. Avoid stimulating your immune system when possible. If you know that someone is sick, avoid them if possible. A typical cold can take me a full 6 months to completely recover from, whereas a normal person can recover in a week or two. I avoid sick people like the plague. If I go to the grocery store, I am meticulous about washing my hands and wiping down the handle on the cart. I try to limit my grocery store trips. I don't go around sick people. If I know someone is sick or might possibly be coming down with something, I stay away. I also try to get all my regular doctor visits done when it is not cold and flu season. You will not find me at the doctor's office during that time if I can possibly help it. I am not saying live in a bubble and go over board being a germaphobe, but there really is no reason to overly stimulate your immune system any more than necessary.
8. Exercise to tolerance. Get up and move around. It does help. I don't mean that you have to start training for a triathlon, but a walk around the block or a morning yoga routine will help keep your body healthy and happy.
To live and thrive with autoimmune disease you have to become proactive to your own health. There is no miracle pill or cure. Some steps to healing are hard, but isn't your health and your life worth whatever it takes to be healthy and happy?
Blessings, Kat
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Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Free Autoimmune Summit Online Now
The Autoimmune Summit is free online now here. Each day is full of several talks from doctors and experts about causes and healing with autoimmune disease. Autoimmune diseases are on the rise. I myself suffer from Hashimoto's Thyroiditis. The one thing that I never understood was that having one autoimmune disease greatly increases your risk of developing other autoimmune diseases. There is loads of great information about controlling the immune response, things that will trigger an immune flair up, etc. Blessings, Kat
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Friday, November 7, 2014
When Learning to Read is Hard
For some children, learning to read is a very difficult task. My first child, Petunia, learned to read almost on her own. Then came Little Britches, and learning to read suddenly became a nightmare. So, if you are struggling to figure out how to help your struggling child, here is a little bit of advice and empathy.
Stop paying attention to other people's timelines. Your child's cousins and friends might be reading chapter books while your child is still struggling to put letter sounds together. Don't worry your child will read when the timing is right for them. Paying attention to what other children are doing only puts stress on you and through you onto your child. Celebrate your child's progress, instead of worrying about their lack of progress.
Make reading fun. Play games that include reading skills. We used hopscotch to teach the alphabet and then we used hopscotch to find site words. We made up a treasure hunt game based on site words that we were learning. There are websites that make games out of learning words. Read fun books together.
Find a reading program that works for your child. Little Britches and I went through several highly recommended programs that were simply frustrating for her and in turn frustrating for me. Finally, we found what worked and she is finally reading. Don't be afraid to try something else, because if it isn't working then it isn't going to work.
Read every day. Little Britches picks a book that she wants to read, then we start working on that book together. She reads the words that she knows and I fill in when she gets to a word that she doesn't know. Depending on the book and the level of difficulty, depends on how much of the book we read each day. However, we work on it every day until the book is finished and then we start with another one. I think this has really been key to her reading progress.
Learning to read has been really slow for us and we have changed "programs" several times. Little bit by little bit we have had progress. She is still not a strong reader, but she is reading. Most importantly, she wants to read and enjoys it. Hope this helps those others out there struggling to find their way along the path to reading. Blessings, Kat
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Saturday, November 1, 2014
Make some easy Holiday Cash
If you are like me, you are looking at the date and thinking Christmas is right around the corner. This is really the time of year when we could use a little extra cash. Here are three quick and relatively painless ways to make a little extra spending money.
1. Consign those clothes that neither you nor your children wear anymore. The added bonus of this is that you clean out your closets along the way.
2. Sell the books you no longer read or need online. Amazon is a great site for this. The added bonus...your bookshelves get tidied up and you have room to buy more books!
3. Have a yard sale. You can even do this with facebook, in some areas, and don't have to go through the trouble of setting up in your yard. We have a facebook yardsale group for our area. This makes it super easy and the added bonus is that you can clean out and list a little at a time rather than having to do it all at once.
These three things really don't take that much effort. They may not yield a lot of cash, but a little here and there can really add up. Happy money making from the farm. Kat
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Dry winter, warming trend foretell wildfire danger
Two small but unseasonably early fires burning in northern California's wine country and another wind-whipped blaze farther south likely are a harbinger of a nasty summer fire season across the West.
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Two small but unseasonably early fires burning in northern California's wine country and another wind-whipped blaze farther south likely are a harbinger of a nasty summer fire season across the West.
Officials with the National Interagency Fire Center in Boise said Wednesday in their first 2013 summer fire outlook that a dry winter and expected warming trend mean the potential for significant fire activity will be above normal on the West Coast, in the Southwest and portions of Idaho and Montana.
"We're looking at a combination of a low-moisture winter and a warming and drying pattern in the West that will increase the fire potential," said Ed Delgado, predictive services manager.
If that sounds familiar to the region's residents, it should.
In 2012, record-setting fires raged in New Mexico and Oregon, while destructive Colorado blazes torched hundreds of homes amid one of the state's worst seasons in years.
Just like last year, Colorado experienced some of its first 2013 wildfires in March.
Outside the West, however, much of the U.S. is expected to experience normal fire conditions, with below-normal danger in the South where significant, long-duration rains saturated the landscape since Jan. 1, Delgado said.
In California, wine-producing counties Napa and Sonoma experienced early-season blazes Wednesday, as warm temperatures, low humidity and gusting winds through already-dry foothills areas east and north of San Francisco led to warnings of extreme wildfire conditions.
Both were more than half-contained, according to crews.
Another fire east of Los Angeles burned nearly 200 acres near Banning in the San Bernardino Mountains, where winds from the east were blowing at nearly 30 mph. Some evacuations were ordered.
Evacuations were ordered for residences on two streets but the number of people was not immediately known. A KCAL-TV helicopter showed at least one structure engulfed by flames.
The culprit behind a California fire season that's a month ahead of schedule? A winter where only 40 percent of normal precipitation fell and scant spring rain that typically greens up hillsides and pushes fires back into summer.
California's "precipitation pretty much shut off at the beginning of the year," NIFC wildland fire analyst Jeremy Sullens said during a telephone conference with reporters. "Since they're not expecting a lot more precipitation for the remainder of the summer, conditions are going to worsen as we go into the hotter part of the year."
In Arizona, a nearly-square mile wildfire near the Chino Valley had state forestry officials busy Tuesday, as the fire rolled through grass and brush. The National Interagency Fire Center says there's likely more to come across the Southwest.
"Above normal significant fire potential will develop across much of the southern halves of New Mexico and Arizona in May," the report concluded.
In Northwestern states, cool temperatures and rain in April mean May will be mostly quiet. That could change quickly.
"Warmer and drier conditions beginning in June will quickly elevate significant wildland fire potential to above normal across southern and eastern Oregon and portions of south central and southeastern Washington," the fire center said.
And in the Northern Rockies including Idaho and Montana, fire danger is forecast at near normal through May and June, before escalating in July and August to above-normal potential.
Idaho is also coming off one of its worst-ever fire seasons in 2012, with 1,151 wildfires tallied and a nation-leading 1.7 million acres, or 2,600 square miles, burned.
Nevada also is in the grip of a drought, but persistent lack of moisture has stunted fuel growth, Sullens said.
The same goes for southeastern Oregon's open ranching country, where massive range fires last year torched great swaths of ground, including the state's biggest blaze in a century, July's Long Draw Fire.
"There's still a potential, but it's less than it was last year," Sullens predicted. "Nevada isn't really included in the above-normal fire potential."
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