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Jess posted this because Jennie posted this, and I do love a meme.
1. What is your favorite type of cheese? Oh, man. Cheese. I love cheese. I'm off dairy right now (at least on weekdays, and I'm trying to limit it on weekends), in an effort to lose some weight (and it's working!), so cheese is kind of a sore subject. My favorite is pepper jack. Or mozzarella. Or… well, most cheeses are my favorite, depending on what meal it's being served atop.
I also like this kind of cheese:
Blue teeth and big grin thanks to a sno-cone at "Sesame Street Live"
2. What are you excited about? We are going on "macation" (vacation, in Eriana-speak, and not really) to Seattle for the long weekend and I'm super pumped. I am excited to see/meet some friends, to relax with my lovely family, and to get to sightsee with Jim and Eriana.
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3. How did you celebrate your last birthday? I turned 32. I went to work, then I painted Eriana's room at our new (current) home, then went out to dinner with my loves. It was low-key, just like I like my birthdays to be.
4. What's on your bedside table? A couple of books, a lamp, a couple of lip balms, a couple of hair ties, and a few charging cords. The usual.
5. What do you order from the movie concession stand? Wine. Well, the last time I went to the movies (thank you Living Room Theatre!). Usually some sort of chocolate candy and some popcorn.
6. Do you have a garden? What's growing? No. I wanted to have an herb garden, but I didn't do any research and now I think it's too late? I don't know these things. I just want to grow my own cilantro and parsley.
7. Any summer plans? We are going to Oklahoma at the end of the summer for my baby sister's wedding (!!!), but have no plans in the interim. It's going to be difficult for me to get off work, and we're saving up for our trip to the wedding, so other than maybe a weekend or two away, probably nothing.
8. Which TV couple(s) are you rooting for? All of my TV is a decade old on Netflix. So… a Buffy and Angel reconciliation? For Piper and Leo to last forever? For Weevil and Veronica to get together?*
9. What's the last thing you bought? An Elsa costume dress. (Eriana's half-birthday is coming up FAST.)
10. What's one thing you are passionate about? EQUALITY. Did you hear that Oregon ended the ban on same-sex marriage yesterday? And Pennsylvania today? SO EXCITING! I am so hopeful for my sweet girl to grow up in a world where she can marry whomever she wants, should she choose to get married. And hopeful that the equality will extend even further to her never feeling marginalized for being female.
11. What are you grateful for this week? A supportive husband. I have been… struggling with some stuff, and Jim is so stinking supportive. He just wants me to be happy, and to be in a position where I am utilized and feel like I'm making a difference, because that's what I want. He has Big Plans for his professional future and our family future. I've eternally felt like he's putting his dreams on hold for me, but he never makes me feel that way or makes me feel guilty for going to school for so long or for being out of work for awhile or anything. He's just… lovely.
How about you? Will you answer these fun questions and tell me about it?
I have some big posts in my head, but I'm too het up about a couple of topics to post them right now. I'll get to them, though. And I'll get back to blogging more, too.
*Yes, I've seen the movie (three times! Wait, four?), and I know I am not supposed to be rooting for something that was never really a possibility. But Weevil is so good looking! Who wants to buy me a Team Weevil mug?
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November 27th, 2008 at 9:10 pm
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December 7th, 2008 at 12:09 pm
Great episode…found it on LegalTorrents.
December 10th, 2008 at 2:58 pm
I'm absolutely disguested by your discussion on regular expressions.
I seriously feel ill right now.
You are supposed to be some of the best devs out there, and you can't grok one of the simplest programming devices ever created?
You reasoning behind not using this tool is the same reasoning behind not using ANY tool. "People won't understand it." If this were true, then maybe we shouldn't use javascript at all. After all, it is pretty complex and I might have to learn something new to figure out what is going on.
You have done your listeners a great disservice by suggesting that they don't try to better themselves as programmers. By suggesting that they write many lines of error prone logic of for loops and if statements to match text that could otherwise be matched by a regular expression.
I have no suggestion for you other than: 1. better educating yourselves, 2. mastering new skills rather than suggesting certain skills are unimportant when obviously you are not masters of them and 3. recant your possition.
Finally, I would like to quote Ted Neward to you: "You are wrong. You are wrong."
December 10th, 2008 at 3:49 pm
Folks sure love their regular expressions…
The question was whether "every developer should know ___". Notice that all of us said no on RIA platforms like Silverlight, despite the fact that some of us are really into Silverlight.
Also – why would you assume that we don't know regular expressions? That's a pretty condescending assumption. We've put the time into learning regular expressions, see that they're a useful tool, and didn't think that they made the cut for required, basic knowledge that every single web developer should know. Would every developer benefit from knowing assembly language? Sure! Is assembly language core, basic knowledge that every developer should put time into learning? Not in my book.
I'd rather web developers put that time into learning the HTML/CSS platform better. I've worked with a lot of web developers who were handy with a regex but couldn't write cross-browser code or table-less layouts. That's a mistake.
I do think people overrate the utility of regex's. Having used regular expressions extensively in a custom CMS application, my personal experience is that they're easy enough when you're writing the application, but the maintenance and edge cases kill you. So in my opinion, they're fine for things like e-mail validation, but pretty error prone for things like HTML manipulation (c.f. all the security vulnerabilities Jeff Atwood hit with StackOverflow's HTML manipulation).
December 10th, 2008 at 4:15 pm
@Jay – Suggesting that the logic of for loops and if statements is any more error prone than regex is ludicrous. Bad programmers are going to write error prone code, regardless of whether their using regex or doing it the "long way."
December 10th, 2008 at 4:51 pm
See my response, from 2 years ago, here. http://www.lazycoder.com/weblog/2006/04/16/regular-expressions-are-required/
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I loved the topics covered, found some of it hilarious myself (not in a bad way). :)
I think when it comes to the web, one of the things I find out is that there are many tools out there. But nothing beats learning core concepts the the basic fundamentals for yourself.
I've been told that I should just program my websites (I like both design/coding) and not to mix my skills but what happens when something goes wrong? Then you have to pay someone to do it for you.
Obviously I agree that you should learn the core language first before you use a tool to do it for you, because it gives you more control.
There are many ways to get a solution on the web. Nothing is really bad just by the nature of it, it too depends on how you proceed with a particular technology and that you understand what this is going to do and how it will effect the web environment.
Knowing when to utilize a technology and knowing the limits are a key aspect to not using the wrong tools for the job.
Interesting topic here, if it works then don't fix it. But if it doesn't work well enough, refine it.
I have altered the console that came with jbpm-jpdl-3.2.2 so that clicking on a task in the task list brings up the task page to fill in data and click the 'Submit' button, for instance. I would like to return to the 'processes.xhtml' page after clicking the button causing a transition to another state ( or when 'Cancel' is clicked ), but cannot find out how to do this. Suggestions?
Interesting topic here. This is great and helpful… thanks
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This is great and helpful, thanks
Yeah IE Tester is good but there is no need to test in IE5.5 i think – even IE6 to some extent
I think so long as you work in IE7, IE8, FF, Safari, Chrome, Opera, AOL (Same as IE) then your are good to go.
Also, you can emulate IE7 in IE8 if you hit the compatibility view buttoon
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As per my point of view Progressive enhancement is very major part among it.
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We had an employee call out in th morning for his 2nd shift position (4pm -12m siting), "there was criminal activity on his street and they closed his road and ask people to stay indoors". There was criminal activity and they caught the criminal at around noon according to the news reports. The employee lives 10 minutes from work (as was the news making criminal event). Would you expect him to come into work? reasonably close to his scheduled shift?
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text: 'American Mary' - Feminist Horror or More Genre Exploitation? Print article Send a Tip by Christian Toto 14 Jun 2013 post a comment Women showed they could be just as raunchy--and hilarious--as the men with the 2011 hit comedy Bridesmaids. Can women similarly crash the horror genre? If American Mary is any indication, a Bridesmaids-style breakthrough isn't in the cards yet. Sisters Jen and Sylvia Soska wrote and directed American Mary, a horror film coming to home video June 18. The duo's second feature (their first film, Dead Hooker in a Trunk, cost $2,500) follows a promising medical student named Mary (Katharine Isabelle) who does body modification surgery on the side to make ends meet. Split tongues. Horns. Genital tinkering. What follows is a creepy look at one woman's descent into a black market teeming with broken psyches, a shot across the bow at the male-dominated medical profession and a film without a compelling third act. At times, American Mary feels like a spiritual cousin to The Human Centipede, but that film bolstered its unsettling content with a perfect combination of restraint and exhibition and a bravura turn by Dieter Laser. Mary counters with some disturbing imagery, practical FX that includes a monstrously idealized Betty Boop recreation (actress Tristan Risk in a chilling turn) and cool cinematography that shows the sisters heart the horror genre. What a shame, then, that Isabelle dials down Mary so much it's hard to invest in her emotionally for better or much worse. It's a measured take on a complicated character, one ultimately let down by a script which isn't sure what direction to turn. And what do we take away from this bloody Mary? Our heroine has no guilt over turning patients into physical novelties, like when she surgically removes a woman's nipples and private area to make her more like a sexless doll. Is it empowerment to take control over one's body, or are they simply reacting to the horrors that may have been inflicted upon them earlier in life? And while Mary is a strong character who assumes command of her own future, no matter how one disagrees with her choices, do we need to see her in stripper-style sequences that don't move the plot forward one inch? Horror desperately needs new blood--pun thoroughly unintended. So female auteurs with a hankering for scares are more than welcome to follow the Soskas' lead. They aren't the first female directors on the horror scene, but they've arrived at a time when the genre is looking for a new direction that doesn't involve zombies or vampires. The sisters themselves may be one movie away from changing the dynamics of the scare scene all by themselves. They've already started some conversations with American Mary. They just need to take the next creative step.


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Hobart "Hobie" Alter was born and raised in Ontario, but he will forever be known for what came out of his mind and hands from his summers at the family home in Laguna Beach, where his tinkering in the garage led to a balsawood surfboard and later, in his first surf shop in Dana Point, a foam-and-fi ... More >>
This summer, the Surfers' Hall of Fame in Huntington Beach will add to its ranks a big-wave surfing pioneer, an AAP World Tour veteran and one of HB's local legends. George Downing, Taylor Knox and Chuck Linnen will be enshrined on the sidewalk in front of Huntington Surf & Sport at a ce ... More >>
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Soundcraft Vi6⢠Conquers The Great White North
WHITEHORSE, Canada â The Yukon Arts Centre (YAC), a nonprofit organization dedicated to the development of the arts as an important cultural, social and economic force in the Yukon, and the territoryâs premier venue for performing and visual arts, has purchased and installed a Soundcraft Vi6⢠large-format digital live sound console. The Vi6 emerged as the clear winner of a nearly year-long period of intensive research and systematic comparison by Patrick Matheson, Technical Director of the YAC, which saw the Vi6 emerge superior in key performance categories including intuitive operation, a fast learning curve and exceptional reliability. In the year since the Vi6 was installed at the YAC, it has acted as the FOH mixing platform–and often simultaneously as the monitor mixer, as well–for a wide range of music artists, consistently delivering great sound and smooth performance.
Intended to be a model for the development of the arts in Canadaâs North territory, the YACâs 428-seat proscenium theater offers outstanding acoustics and top-of-the line technical support to provide an engaging experience for performers and audiences alike. YAC has become a major presentation venue in Canada, showcasing performances ranging from hip-hop to modern dance, from cutting-edge theater to national and international music headliners, and everything in between. But itâs unique in another way, as well. âBeing in a fairly remote area of the country, we have to try to be all things to all people to the extent that we can,â? explains Matheson, who has acted as Technical Director for the YAC for the past five years. He spent the better part of the last year intently researching the YACâs first foray into digital mixing, which promised to give the YACâs audio system the flexibility it needed.
âOnce we decided to go with a digital console, we knew that it had to meet some very rigorous criteria,â? he says, again noting that Yukonâs vastness and remoteness meant that the console would have to offer outstanding reliability even while it was being used almost every night, often to mix both FOH and monitors. Furthermore, with nearly half the visiting artists performing at the YAC bringing their own live sound engineers, the console had to be user-friendly. âWe reviewed a lot of candidates,â? says Matheson, who compared specifications of several different consoles and contacted colleagues asking their experiences with them. The results increasingly pointed towards the Soundcraft Vi6.
When Matheson visited the General Motors Place arena, home to the NHLâs Vancouver Canucks, where a Vi6 had been installed a year earlier, he realized he had found what he was looking for. âWe needed a board that had already proven itself, yet was still state of the art, that could perform multiple functions yet be as familiar as an analog console for visiting engineers,â? he says. âThe Vi6 was all that and more. The touch-screens are easy to navigate â you know where everything is and where itâs routed all the time, which is much better than a single screen where you have to go through several layers to find everything. Plus, we have had a lot of good experience with systems from BSS, Lexicon and Studer, and those technologies are all integrated into the Vi6, such as the Vistonics⢠interface. Iâm an Apple computer user, so I have a very specific idea of what a simple but effective user interface is, and I have to say that if Steve Jobs designed a digital audio console, the Vi6 would be it. Visiting engineers are on it after just a 10- to 15-minute tutorial. Itâs a console that speaks to its operators. Itâs been the perfect choice.â?
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The UT Arlington women's basketball team has another chance to steal a conference win Saturday at Arkansas-Little Rock.The Mavericks (3-21, 2-11 Sun Belt Conference) battled in a 64-57 loss to the Trojans (13-10, 8-5) at College Park Center on Jan. 4 behind 14 points from center Desherra Nwanguma. The senior comes into Saturday's matchup as the Sun Belt Conference leader in rebounds per game (9.8) during league play and has led the UTA offense with a 21.5 scoring average in the last 10 games.UALR comes into the game riding a three-game winning streak and is led by guard Taylor Gault, who has range and averages 15 points per contest. The Mavericks won two straight against Georgia State and Louisiana-Lafayette before dropping their last three Sun Belt games. The Trojans lead the all-time series 9-5 and sit in a tie for third in the Sun Belt.
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Police identify man found dead in backyard
Authorities have released the name of a man found dead outside a Des Moines duplex.
Des Moines police say 28-year-old Shay Zeller was discovered Monday morning by a woman leaving for work.
The Des Moines Register reports police have not determined the cause of death. They are not treating the death as suspicious.
Zeller lived in an apartment next door to where he was found. He was by a walkway between the two properties.
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The wand is the instrument of invocation of spirits. In most traditions, the wand represents the element of fire (in other traditions, earth, air, water or spirit) and symbolizes the life-force within the Witch. The wand dates back to prehistoric times. The Greek god Hermes is represented with a caduceus, a wand entwined with snake and winged top, a symbol of power, wisdom and healing.
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Department of Health Provides Flu Vaccination Clinics
The Anne Arundel County Department of Health will begin its immunization clinics to provide flu vaccine to County residents on Wednesday, October 17, 2007. Information on the clinics is available on the Department's Web site, www.aahealth.org, and on the Flu Information Phone Line, (410) 222-7343.
The national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend vaccinations for anyone who wants to prevent the flu, as well as certain priority groups. Priority groups are: persons 50 years of age and older; individuals with chronic medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, cancer and HIV/AIDS; children 6-59 months old; pregnant women; health care personnel who provide direct patient care; and household contacts and out-of-home caregivers of children less than 5 years old.
Both the injectable and nasal-spray vaccines will be provided at the Health Services Building clinics on October 17, November 13 and December 11. The nasal-spray vaccine is for healthy people ages 2 to 49. The nasal-spray flu vaccine is not for pregnant women.
Pneumococcal vaccine will be also available at all clinic locations. Pneumococcal vaccine is recommended for persons over 65 years old, for persons with chronic heart and pulmonary conditions, and particularly for persons who have lost their spleen or have sickle cell anemia. For most people, pneumococcal vaccine only needs to be given once in a lifetime.
Although immunizations are free, the Department appreciates donations to help pay the cost of administering the vaccines. The suggested donation is $20. Medicare Part B will cover the $20 donation for both flu and pneumococcal vaccines; however, individuals must bring their Medicare cards.
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Guidelines for Disposing of Trash and Recycling in the South End
The below guidelines are in effect as of July 1, 2013.
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The below guidelines are in effect as of July 1, 2013.
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Trash is collected on Tuesday and Friday unless delayed by City holidays. Recycling is collected ONLY on Tuesday.
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All trash and recycling must be placed in front of your property or at the rear of your property in the alley no earlier than 5:00 PM (unless located within the Placement Pilot Program area, which is 9:00 PM) on the day before collection or no later than 7:00 AM on collection day.
Do not place any trash or recycling at the corner of your street. Please do not put anything in the tree pits as it compacts the soil and reduces water absorption.
All trash and recycling must be properly secured in order to prevent items from being blown around by the wind and littering the neighborhood. Secured means using plastic bags no larger than 32 gallons and tying them securely or using a container with a lid.
Trash: Use any color bags except clear.
Recycling: Use only clear bags. Do not use grocery store paper bags, flimsy plastic bags, shopping bags, cardboard boxes, etc.
If inappropriate bags are used, Code Enforcement may ticket you.
Contents must not overflow the brim of blue bins. If there is excess content, simply line the bin with a clear plastic bag. Instead of using the bin, consider using a larger recycling container lined with a clear plastic bag. Do not place any loose items (e.g. pizza boxes) on top of the bin.
More Information on Curbside Recycling
New owners and renters may not know how to prepare trash and recycling so please share these simple rules. If you see neighbors acting irresponsibly, remind them that abiding by these rules will ensure a cleaner neighborhood even if they disagree with current policies.
It is illegal and difficult to issue fines to trash scavengers. Scavengers kick trash bags to hear the sound or metal or glass. If they hear metal or glass, they rip open the bag to search for returnable bottles and cans, often strewing trash on the street. Placing all recyclables in clear plastic bags reduces this problem.
The Code Enforcement Police (CEP) circulate throughout the South End every Tuesday beginning at 7:00 AM and a smaller force on Friday. Since Spring 2013 hundreds of tickets have been issued and the CEP are now specifically targeting repeat offenders.
Building owners are ultimately responsible to the City and the Housing Court for all violations. If you have renters, be sure to share this information in your rental contract.
More Information on Recycling in Large Buildings
Report violations by contacting the Mayor's 24/7 Hotline or by using the Citizens Connect application.
If you have received a violation from the CEP, you may submit a written appeal or request a hearing in writing within 21 days.
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Electronics Recycling & Paper Shredding: Fall Date
The City will collect and recycle electronic waste for free from the Public.
Residents can also safely shred and recycle unwanted confidential documents at no charge. Limit 10 boxes to shred, no businesses.
October 25 from 9:00 AM- 3:00 PM at UMass Boston Bayside parking Lot, 200 Mt. Vernon St, Dorchester.
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Boston residents can safely dispose of hazardous waste for free at upcoming events:
October 25 from 9:00 AM- 2:00 PM at UMASS Boston, Parking Lot D, Dorchester
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~ * Mecca, Mecca, Mecca Bingo! * ~
Advantages: Great Night Out! Prizes! Friendly!
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I first went to Mecca Bingo three years ago. Some of my sister?s colleagues had been and said how good it was and so my sister wanted to try it for herself.
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A sure "Bingo!" for Mecca!
Advantages: Winning lots of money and cheap food and drink!
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...of the hall, when a number is called that appears on your Bingo ticket, mark it clearly with a pen or a ?Mecca Dabber.? The caller is really quick so you have to stay alert! If you win, shout "Here" or "Bingo" or "House", whatever takes your fancy! Shouting is a must, because the game can only be won on the last number called. If you win, wave your card in the air (you?ll be jumping up and down if it...
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Starting on bingo early
Advantages: Great fun, nice and colourful, educational, great price
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...the tile off their board with a Minnie marker. The bag moves to the next person and play continues, the winner is the player gets 5 Minnie markers in a row first and then they shout bingo.
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I am already neutered, up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
lancelot is a wonderful little guy. He was rescued when he was one day old!!!! Construction workers had him in a large plastic painter's bucket, on the way into the Stockton, Ca. pound to be euthanized. I intercepted the bucket, with Lancelot's five brothers and sisters.The construction workers took me back to the housing complex, where they were working and I found the mother cat.
Lancelot is a very lucky fellow.He is sweet, gentle and playful. He gets along very well with other cats and all dogs. Lancelot is very clean and never has an accident outside of his litter box. Lancelot is neutered, FIV negative and has had all of his vaccinations. If you are interested in getting to know more about my little guy, please contact All My Tomorrows Pet Rescue.
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Lodi already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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This week's episode finds us in my favorite town, San Francisco, at one of the most enjoyable events of the season, the San Francisco Fall Antiques Show. It is a great show to attend because not only are the lamb chops and caviar delicious but the antiques are top-notch. There is always something to buy, something to be inspired by, something to covet, and I have so many talented friends in the San Francisco design community. The Fall Antiques Show also benefits Enterprise High School Students, which is wonderful.
I work in San Francisco a lot and have just completed a great project in the city that I look forward to sharing with you in print soon. The Egyptian table I was admiring in this episode is one of the most unique things I've seen in a long time. The dealer is Therien, a Los Angeles-based antiques showroom. They are one of the finest resources in the world. I adore everything in their collection. They are my local go-to for my most discerning clients, the collectors of important heirloom quality furniture. I feel very lucky to have worked with them for nearly 20 years. They are a bona fide treasure trove.
The subject of this week's episode is the three-legged John Dickinson table. I am a big fan of John Dickinson's work. He and Michael Taylor were inspirations to me when I started out in the industry. They where innovators and at the forefront of the California design style that has become so popular in world of design today. My design mantra is that there should be something unexpected in a room. This innovative, fresh, and funny table is the perfect example of just that -- what can be more unexpected than a Where the Wild Things Are table? We found it at Epoca, the San Francisco-based antiques store. They have great finds and are wonderful to work with. Their selection is diverse and interesting and always good quality. I was a little overzealous on the hunt and didn't really think about the scale of the table. For me, the fact that I had finally found the table that was so hard to come by was my primary concern. The fact that it is to small to use as a coffee table is really not a big deal -- it makes a perfect side table, and I have room for more furniture!