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I found a Thermador grill on clearance. It's a discontinued free-standing model CGB30CZLP which they claim originally sold for $3,340 now marked to 1,000. Of course DH is unavailable for consult so I hope someone has done research on them. Should I snag this deal or let it go? Is this type of grill every fellas dream? I've been told it's never left the showroom, but it looks like the ignition has been started. One of the side wings (table/leaf, whatever they are called) is missing so I suspect it might be a return. This calls into question how good Thermador customer service is...will they repair if there is a problem? I'm told it's under full warranty. I can return to the store for 30 days, but it's not really grilling weather. I'd obviously make the effort, but I don't know that I'm ready test drive it every night. Sooo... any help or advise you could give would be much appreciated. |
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I have a couple of pieces that I am having trouble identifying what exactly they are and their age.
The first is a dresser - it stands on legs about 8 inches off the ground - there are small wheels on the legs. There are two drawers at the bottom and doors at the top with a shelf (I assume for hats) and two smaller drawes which I assume would be for "furnishings" - underwear, hankies, etc...I haven't found any markings on it. The dresser is about chest height on me and I am 5'4". The drawers are dovetailed and it has a dark finish (maybe cherry). The second item is a tall (approx 6 feet) cabinet, about 30 inches wide. At the top are two doors with frosted glass and two shelves. Below that is a shallow drawer. Below the drawer is a drop leaf desk and then another set of solid wood drawers under that. It is painted white with gray trim and I suspect it is not the original finish as it is pretty glossy. The drop leaf has some sort of formica product on the surface. I hope this is enough information to at least head me in the right direction to identifying these pieces. Thank you so much for any help you can give me. |
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The second piece sounds like a kitchen cabinet, maybe some variant of what is called a Hoosier. I'm not sure, but these tend to be pre-20s, I think. Wasn't it about the 30s that kitchens started being built-in? The first sounds like a fairly common bedroom configuration. I'm not sure what it's called, but you're right about that door compartment being for hats. A lot of them that I see around here are pretty plain, and not worth that much. They look really practical though. That might date to the 20s, give or take a decade. KarinL |
Thanks for the information about our furniture. Here is a link to pictures of the furniture. The dresser is the fourth and fifth pictures and the kitchen cabinet is the sixth through the ninth. We could not find a maker's label, although on the kitchen cabinet, there is a metal plate at the top that has been painted over which might reveal the maker if the paint was removed. Any help you can give me would be great! |
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Both pieces appear things "cobbled" out of other pieces. The "dresser" appears to have some nice mahogany wood made into doors and added to the front of "something....with the legs added from another piece and the pulls perhaps from the piece where the mahogany doors came from. From what I can see the dovetails appear to be machine made. The white piece looks like a piece made to fit a particular place. |
Well, we are kind of bummed...both pieces were purchased at well-known local antique stores and now I feel I may have been cheated...we bought them because we thought they were unique and now I guess they are...thanks for your information... |
Identify first....buy later. I hope you didn't pay much. |
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Indigo, it's called upcycling or repurposing and items such as you've purchased are all over the place. Linda is right, and i'm sure most of us have been burned at least once. Another good idea is to ask the manager of the antique store~~it's not in her/his best interest to not tell the truth. ;o) |
It's called misrepresenting the merchandise.....or on the other side caveat emptor. Whatever, if they indicated what you bought was "origimal"....they were at fault. |
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AN OFFICIAL of the Bureau of Customs (BOC) in Northern Mindanao is calling for the repel of a law that prohibits the entry of used clothing into the country to give way for the development of the local market.
Lawyer Roswald Joseph Pague, BOC-Northern Mindanao legal officer, said Republic Act 4653 must be repelled since the law is no longer applicable.
"In my personal opinion, RA 4653 must be repelled because this law is no longer applicable since nowadays, most people prefer to buy used clothing, including branded ones, which are more cheaper than brand new items which are 1,000 percent higher in prices," Pague said.
Republic Act 4653 is an act that aims to safeguard the health of the people and maintain the dignity of the nation by declaring it a national policy to prohibit the commercial importation of textile articles commonly known as used clothing and rags.
Pague said although the law protects the Filipinos, "it is irrelevant" nowadays since even the regional enforcement committee in Northern Mindanao has made a resolution asking the government to repel the law for the local market to boom.
"The law also aims protects the garments industry but in reality, the garments industry has died a long time ago as the local market for ukay-ukay is continuously growing. Ukay-ukay, in fact, has helped the poor a lot that even the City Government gets taxes from local traders," he said.
Pague cited Davao, Cebu and Manila areas where tons of used clothing were sourced.
Meanwhile, the BOC has noted the absence of smuggled goods that got into Northern Mindanao after the installation of an x-ray facility at the ports of entries two years ago.
Pague said there are no illegal items that penetrated the region based on the "zero complaint" of smuggling lodged before his office as of 2008.
He said the x-ray facility is "highly intrusive" that even containerized van with illegally transported goods could be spotted, making importers impossible to ship smuggled items.
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- Cartoon Characters: Farmer, Goat.
- Voice Actors: Daws Butler.
- Directed By Tex Avery.
- Produced By Fred Quimby.
- Animated By Ray Patterson, Robert Bentley, Walter Clinton, Grant Simmons, Michael Lah.
- Written By Heck Allen.
- Music: Scott Bradley.
- Originally Released on May 08, 1954.
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- Running Time: 6:03 minutes.
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Born in a cabin in Kentucky hill country with no electricity and no running water, David E. Davis, Jr., moved to greater Detroit as a young boy during the Depression, when his itinerant father landed steady work there as a woodworker. An erratic student and college dropout with a flair for writing, the young Davis went on -- in a life as rich with adventure and reward as it was with heartbreak and misfortune -- to redefine the American car magazine, ushering in standards of literary quality that had been sorely absent while in the process creating a larger-than-life persona for himself so distinct that it often obscured the man behind it. Respected by his peers, beloved by readers and many in the industry he helped cover in a new and important way, he was also feared -- and even loathed in some quarters -- by those who did not subscribe to his views, by those who saw him as arrogant, and sometimes even by those once closest to him.
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"[My father] was short -- maybe five-foot six -- but really tough, really strong. He got to drinking when he was older, had two major automobile accidents, and did serious damage to himself; he walked with a pretty good limp. My mother was grumpy and hard to get along with sometimes, but she was an absolute saint compared to my father. He'd played football in college, and he wanted me to be an athlete, but I spent all my time reading books.
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I think creativity is a very misunderstood concept. Before I continue, I would like to say I agree that all the characteristics ascribed to creative people are present in all people to some degree or other but I think at issue is the amount of degree in creative people may be somewhat higher in some areas. I am afraid I have struggled with being a creative most of my life – and have had the labels bipolar attached – not so, I do not suffer mood swings of any sort. Extroversion, as I understand it, is the need for outside energy, whereas introversion is the need for solitude and space – energy comes from within. I need people to bounce ideas with – but I am drained after, then get tired, anxious, rework the ideas and then get productive. Hard to explain. No pleasure at all in everyday simple activities such as cooking, shopping, ordinary activities of the quotidian. Live for my expressive and creative world. I have learnt to act"normally" and put on a mask to the outside world. Luckily my husband (another creative and complex person with a multifaceted identity) understands – but is a little perplexed by the idea that I have never felt "feminine" even though I am small and petite. I am not a tomboy either – gender just doesnt really exist for me, except as something you have to do. I have been described as a non conformist – which does not mean not submitting to society's law and order at all – that's anarchy. You do the right thing, but know your own truth at all times. Except, where, to do otherwise is the right thing!
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The little-known-to-many SEARCH function is actually a really valuable source of information that can be used to allay upheaval on the forum that really is little used nor long remembered (or however that goes) around here. What it gives you is ALL the answers about any particular subject EVER posted here as opposed, perhaps, to maybe one answer from one poster who can be wrong, or evil, or mean-spirited, or drunk, or secretly hateful to something you may have posted that caused evilness or drunkness or mean-spiritedness. SEARCH function example: Wanna know about, say, Black Soldier Fly larvae? 1. Type into the SEARCH function box at the top of 2. Press enter. 3. Read as many of the 56 results that pop up as you If these how-to techniques seem like too much trouble and you would rather throw it out there for everyone else to rehash again, you are welcome to possibly cause even more drunkness, evilness, mean-spiritedness, and secret hatefulness to perhaps rear its ugliness and send you off on the wrong path which could cause you to be over-run with Black Soldier Fly. Most folks not hardcore poop processers don't like Black Soldier Flies all that much. To summarize: do it exactly like GOOGLING. Chuckiebtoo Moderation, Diversity, Patience, Protest, Prayer |
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- Posted by pskvorc 3 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 11:27
I hesitate - but do not refrain - from responding to your post chuckiebtoo, but I have had NOTHING but frustration in trying to use the Garden Web search function. I have REPEATEDLY attempted to use that function and found it woefully - to put it nicely - lacking. When I perform a simple search for MY OWN posts - ones I know exist, it comes up with less than half of them. I don't know if you have "special powers" of searching or I am a "handicapped" searcher, but the search engine on the Garden Web has made me swear at it a WHOLE LOT more than it has made me satisfied with its use. For my two cents worth, it is most CERTAINLY not "exactly like GOOGLING". Paul |
Well, just for giggles, I did a search on the word "swear" and the phrase "Black Soldier Fly larvae." This thread did not show up in either search. I don't know why. Perhaps there is some function that parses posts every night for the search function, and this one is too new? I don't know. In any case, it seems that the search is not as comprehensive as one might expect. |
- Posted by chuckiebtoo z8 NE Texas (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 13:31
My laptop came up with**: Search results for: black soldier fly larvae There were 56 matches. 1 Search for: Help & Key Search Just the Vermicomposting Forum Search All Records **only a partial copy/paste of the 56 cb2 |
- Posted by equinoxequinox 10 (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 14:06
Sometimes I use google and the word gardenweb. http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/TeachingLib/Guides/Internet/Boolean.pdf |
- Posted by pskvorc 3 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 14:49
I WANT this search engine to work! I don't think my appreciation of boolean algebra or "searching" is really the issue. As an EE, boolean algebra is "bread and butter". The foundation stone of my 15-year-old business, Biopar, is "matching". One cannot match two items in a database without "searching" AND FINDING BOTH/ALL of them. I have patents on search methods I have developed. WRT "black fly larvae", I have two observations: 1) I have no "ground truth" that 56 is the TOTAL number of threads OR POSTS on black fly larvae, and Ground-truthing is a fundamental component of evaluating a search engine. If it fails the to find ALL instances of a KNOWN-to-be-in-the database, then it fails, regardless of how many OTHER instances it might find. Let me repeat - I WANT this search engine to work. I have been on the phone and on email with multiple other members here at the vermicomposting site attempting to find threads THEY KNEW existed, and we were ALWAYS COMPLETELY frustrated. Finding SOME of the posts on a specific topic - like black fly larvae - is a LONG way from finding a SPECIFIC post. Call me "contrary" or "anti-ist", but REPEATED failure to find SPECIFIC, KNOWN posts illustrates the practical value of a given search engine more than SOME of the posts on a general topic. Paul |
As someone who used quite a few search engines professionally in the past, I have also noted the woeful quality of the gardenweb engine. It certainly does not find all or even the most relevant postings for many items, at least in all the times I've tried it. I have also had hard copies of posts from years past which included the words I was searching for, and the engine did not come up with them. I use an advanced google search to search the website instead; this search is also much better at identifying what are usually the most relevant posts. Renais |
- Posted by chuckiebtoo z8 NE Texas (My Page) on Sat, Aug 23, 14 at 17:19
It needn't find all posts on a subject for a person looking for a beginning point for some information about a subject foreign to them. Granted, this isn't the best search engine I've ever used, but in this instance, reading the 56 BSF posts listed will give lots more directions to go. Reading those posts can often give a person information on the subject not even being searched for. Just for kicks, someone use SEARCH to find something posted about "detonating a worm bin". I know about that. Chuckiebtoo |
I've found that the Search button at the bottom of the page is more useful than the button at the top. I also use Google for searching here. I just did Mites + Vermicomposting + Gardenweb |
I do not like/use the gardenweb search. I prefer just a ggle search. I am a computer dummy... I need links "clickable" because cut and paste is what I did in kindergarten. A year or two back, GW posted and asked for someone to help create a "frequently asked questions" section for this forum. Nobody stepped up. This would help. If some tech savvy person wants to take this on, I think it would be a great thing, and I would be happy to contribute. Stickies would be great also. Pete |
- Posted by barbararose21101 8 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 25, 14 at 18:48
CB2 Did you bookmark the pictures from Cornell ( I think it was) of inhabitants in a worm bin? I can't find the post here nor can I find it via Google. It may have been deleted if it violated a Term of Service or was not properly linked. |
- Posted by barbararose21101 8 (My Page) on Mon, Aug 25, 14 at 19:19
I found it. Should I post it again or is it still here somewhere ? |
- Posted by pskvorc 3 (email@example.com) on Tue, Aug 26, 14 at 12:58
I would say repost it Barbararose, but the reality is that absent a "sticky" function, that thread will soon be just another lost thread. One not particularly satisfying "workaround" is to refind threads/posts worthy of note and create a new thread containing a link to the post, and put a "special" word in the new post's title so that word can be used as a search key in the future. (I know of no way to edit the title of a thread without simply reposting it.) Such word could be something like "stickie", or "repost", or "Look here", but it should be a word/term that is generally agreed upon. Unfortunately, without the ability to note "special" threads, even such a word or term will at some point be "lost in the archives". Of course, should the thread that first notes the "special word or phrase" be resurrected periodically for the next nine years, like the now-infamous "death of a forum" thread, it should become 'corporate culture' at the vermicomposting site. Maybe by then, Garden Web will have upgraded the forum software to include a "stickie" function. By the way, there's more to implementing a "stickie" function than just "poof, you now have a stickie function". Most importantly, it costs money because "stickies" 1) increase storage requirements (in truth trivially, but let's do keep in mind that this site is about money, not "goodness"), and 2) "someone" - usually someone called a "moderator" - has to be the arbiter of what gets "stuck". Either Garden Web modifies the whole forum to allow such administrative control to specific people for each sub-forum, or they have to take that responsibility on themselves. The first means more potential for getting hacked, and the second means modifying the forum administration software. Both cost money. As "difficult" as the above might sound, the truth is that simply using a "modern" forum software package would completely mitigate all the 'trouble' associated with the change, and improve the editor and improve the search engine. BUT, it most certainly would cost money. Paul |
- Posted by equinoxequinox 10 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 11, 14 at 0:29
Our little area of the internet is not the only area of the world wide web with a wonky search function. Apparently Facebook has recently hired Winston Smith IV to work on and improve their search engine. A recent Facebook post on a forum, nothing to do with vermicomposting, made mention of the fact that Facebook's search engine no workie no more. Posters claim much like our posters did, "This leaves archives essentially useless with all the valuable information in them unattainable." It seems a search now only brings up recent posts. Much like our concerns Facebook posters are also concerned, "The high quality information shared in these groups should not be lost because Facebook is skimping on their search engine's ability." If this affliction is indeed internet wide then us old enough to have read and remember old, 2010 posts may now claim: "All your base are belong to us." That old information is now lost to archive searches. It is sort of like changing all History books so there is table of contents of only history since 2006 and the index contains only words from 2009 forward. So it's not just here folks. |
- Posted by barbararose21101 8 (My Page) on Thu, Sep 11, 14 at 11:16
We have lots of ways of making the forum searchable, including CB's 101 & 102. it's like the government is US. |
- Posted by pskvorc 3 (email@example.com) on Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 15:46
It certainly isn't only Garden Web. I think we all know of not user-friendly forum sites. However, GW IS a "commercial site". If you're gonna run a BUSINESS, meaning charge customers for use, ("customers" are advertisers, NOT forum members), then one has a fiduciary responsibility to make the service to the customers, (the "sevice" GW is providing to their customers is access to the forum members), as smooth as reasonably possible. The recourse customers, (advertisers), have when the service provider doesn't provide "good" service, is to take their business, (money), elsewhere. DIRECT complaints to the customers (advertisers) of GW is the only way to effectively get GW to "feel our pain", and make appropriate changes. As for there being other sites that have poor quality search engines: Paul |
- Posted by equinoxequinox 10 (My Page) on Fri, Sep 12, 14 at 23:40
One big advantage GW has that some *other* name brand page omitted, does not is the ability to delete a post the second, or seconds or hours, or days or months or even years later if your answer was the "one answer from one poster who can be wrong, or evil, or mean-spirited, or drunk, or secretly hateful to something you may have posted that caused evilness or drunkness or mean-spiritedness." Sort of a sense of redemption the other one does not allow as all evils are carved in granite only to be erased when enough worms cruise by and do their duty to slowly erase by the geological process of deposition all wickedness from the world. Or at least cover it's tracks. |
- Posted by pskvorc 3 (email@example.com) on Sat, Sep 13, 14 at 14:20
I know of only one other internet forum (that doesn't mean I think it's the ONLY one), that doesn't allow posts to be deleted. However, I would add that one MORE thing I don't like about GW's "new" edit capability, is that IT most certainly IS timed. Wait too long - however long that is - and you cannot edit a post. Paul |
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Underscoring their expectations about overall economic growth, the Commerce Department reported that retail store sales increased 0.6% in February from the month before on a seasonally adjusted basis.
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The survey of economists, conducted late last week and early this week, showed the nation's gross domestic product - a broad measure of the output of goods and services - is expected to grow at a 4.5% annual rate in the first quarter. The economy is expected to grow at a 4.4% rate during the second quarter, 4.1% during the third quarter and 4% during the fourth.
"The consumer is on a good solid track. It is not booming, but it is a good solid track," said Richard Rippe, chief economist of Prudential Equity Group. On average, the economists estimated that the number of U.S. jobs lost by movement of operations overseas since 2001 has been 188,000 in the services sector and 502,000 in manufacturing, for a total of 690,000. That's a small fraction of the 58.6 million in overall layoffs that companies undertook between 2001 and 2003. The vast majority of those layoffs were offset by new hiring elsewhere in the economy, but on a net basis, payroll levels declined by 2.3 million during this period.
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Would this bug you? My DH recently gave me an anniversary card that reads:
[front] "In Celebration of Your Love" [inside] "Wishing you many more years in each other's arms." "Happy Anniversary" He insists this is a proper card for a husband to give a wife. He refuses to even acknowledge that this is a card someone would give to someone else celebrating an anniversary (he claims there is no such thing as someone giving a card to someone who isn't their spouse, so this HAS TO be a card to a spouse. I challenged him to head back to the drugstore and take a look). He does not have a reading disability, so I have to conclude that he just cares so little that he didn't really read the card (even though he insists he looked at "several" cards and thought this was the best). But still, he insists the card is meant for a spouse. If he had owned up to the mistake and said "sorry" I wouldn't be so mad, but he insists the card is ok and that I am too fussy, which is ridiculous. I am really peeved, and my feelings are hurt. He never makes a big deal out of birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, etc. He has also never given me an anniversary gift since we have been married. All I get is the card. I expect it to actually be an anniversary card a husband would give a wife. Is that too much to ask? Now he says he will never give me another card because I expect too much. I am really PO-ed. |
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Exactly in whose arms is he wishing you spend many more years? It's certainly worded oddly, and to be honest, I can't figure out what kind of a card it is. Maybe it's a card for a couple renewing their vows, but I'm not sure, and he probably wasn't sure either. Just smile and give him a hug, and accept him for whatever he is. At least he tried. |
Does your DH express his love for you every now and then? I think a spontaneous "Love you, hon" or a sincere hug & a kiss is worth far, far more than a perfunctory anniversary gift. We don't celebrate each other's birthday or anniversaries or Mother's/Father's/Valentine's days, so a card would really be whooping it up for us. However, we're very affectionate with each other on the other days of the year, which is why we don't feel a need to jump through a hoop to prove our love on the "Hallmark holidays". (DH did pull out the stops for our 25th anniversary though.) |
Well, I've been married so long and been through so much that I don't think I'd be PO'd about it. And I'm also more like awm - we celebrate special occasions but the celebration rarely involves gifts or cards - especially not cards. However I have to agree - the card is definitely not one that is intended for a spouse. Interesting that he thinks no one buys anniversary cards for anyone other than their spouse. I wouldn't conclude that he doesn't care. I'd conclude that he's clueless about greeting cards. |
- Posted by wooderlander (My Page) on Thu, May 31, 07 at 20:06
I'm sorry your feelings are hurt and I can certainly understand and sympathize, but I also think it's kind of hilarious. It reminds me of my grandma. She used to buy boxes of all-purpose greeting cards and send them out without reading them carefully, which I'm sure is what happened here (the not reading carefully part) and your husband probably is embarrassed and that's why he doesn't want to admit it but anyway, we would get the most off-the-wall cards. She sent one for my mom's birthday once that we always remember: "Happy birthday to a very good friend." This was to her daughter. We thought this was so funny that my mom and I began exchanging inappropriate cards. One year I sent her a Mother's Day card that read "Because you've been like a mother to me....." And the tradition continues. |
"One year I sent her a Mother's Day card that read 'Because you've been like a mother to me.....' " wooderlander, that's hilarious! Sue, gibby & wooderlander are probably right. Maybe your husband thought you'd be mad at him if he didn't get you a card, so he got you one, the one that was the least syrup-y of the batch. And he probably does want you in his arms for many more years! For many men, those commercial cards rub them the wrong way, but they feel like it's expected of them to buy one. Frankly, I always cringe when I have to pick a greeting card for somebody. The message is sappy & has an artificial ring to it, the art work mediocre. I'd prefer to write a note on nice stationery, but my family members would be hurt if they didn't get the *&^% Hallmark card! They think it shows how much I care that I went to a store & lovingly picked out just the right card for them. |
I'm with you, awm03. Those greeting cards are booby traps! I can't stand the sweet sappy syrupy ones, but those seem to be the norm in DH's family. My family prefers the jokey ones, which I'm more comfortable with. But of course, then I worry that DH's family will feel hurt because they're not 'sweet' enough. Yuck! Sounds like your husband didn't read the card critically and may have been suffering from "They're all awful!" syndrome and picked the least treacly card. I like Wooderlander's approach! |
- Posted by bill_vincent (email@example.com) on Fri, Jun 1, 07 at 18:38
Sounds to me like someone in a hurry ran into the drug store, grabbed a card without reading it, took it up to the counter, signed it, and called it good! Thank goodness it wasn't wishing condolences!! |
DH and I have been together for close to 30 years. We exchange card for anniversaries and birthdays. He always gets the mushy I love you kind and I usually get the funny ones. For years I would stick the cards in a dresser drawer that was kinda of a catch all. One years I forgot to buy a anniversary card for him. Our anniversary is the day after Christmas. We had a house full of people and I couldn't get away. I went to the drawer and picked out a card I had given him years before and held my breath as he opened it. He didn't know the difference. So for the next 5 or 6 years I just got cards out of the drawer waiting fore him to say something. It became a game to see how many times I could give him the same card before he would notice. He never did but about 3 years ago he came home on my birthday and said he had forgotten to get me a card. He was so upset and I started laughing and finally told him about the cards. So now when either of us gets a card the first thing we ask is this a new one or did you shop in the drawer. It's the thought that counts any ways! |
OK, I have to chime in on this one... First: woodlander, I love your story. What a delightful way to find (good natured) humor in the foibles and idiosyncracies that even the most beloved family members can have. I love that your family remembers your grandma in a way that is so affectionate and humorous. I love my husband dearly. He encourages me, he listens to me, he makes me laugh and he's my best friend. And he blows it every now and then...like Mother's Day a few years ago. Since it comes on the heels of my birthday, I told him he really didn't need to make a big deal out of it. But he protested and insisted that he wanted to do something really special for me. Mother's Day came and went, though - no card. Nada. Then, about a week later as I was putting laundry in his drawer, I found a Hallmark bag that contained not one, but SIX Mother's Day cards. Turns out he'd had the best of intentions...before my birthday he'd bought six different "moods" of card, and figured he'd choose the one that he thought would make me happiest when Mother's Day came around, and was planning to include a gift card to a nearby spa. But that week he got swamped with work and a friend of ours had a personal crisis that he made extra time to be present for - forgot all about the cards in the drawer. Was I mad? Not at all - the look on his face when I "busted" him with the bag full of cards was worth more than any spa treatment. We had a great laugh together, and still do occasionally when we remember it. He shows his love for me in so many little (and big) ways throughout the year...that will always mean more than any three dollar piece of cardboard. |
Sue, I can totally understand why you feel that way. The guy clearly bought a card out of obligation, without putting any time or thought into it - didn't even read it carefully, for gosh sakes! And he obviously thinks his love for you should be taken for granted. You could react in several ways: 1. See the humor in this, accept that he is not the romantic type, and let it go. 2. Stay mad about it. 3. Explain why it bothers you, and tell him specifically what you would like from him such as flowers, dinner at a nice restaurant, or a handwritten, heartfelt anniversary card. Then, let him make it up to you. The way I figure it, if you were really secure in his love for you, and he expressed it in other ways, this would seem funnier to you, and wouldn't bother you so much. If you stay mad, he will be afraid that you will criticize any future effort on his part to express his affection, so he will avoid trying, and your resentment will just build. If you give him the benefit of the doubt, and tell him how to make it up to you, he may step up to the plate and surprise you - perhaps he just doesn't know how, or doesn't realize that it is important to you. Many men are naturally clueless about these things, and they just need a roadmap. If he shows that he wants to make you happy, you'll feel reassured. If not, you may have bigger issues in your relationship. It can be scary to acknowledge that, and maybe you don't want to go there. Your frustration obviously goes deeper than this one incident. There is a pattern of behavior that really bugs you. Maybe I am over-analyzing this, but it reminds me of the recent thread by Judith asking if men are "naturally unromantic" - have you read that? I hope your issues are not as serious as that! |
Ok let me tell you what I did to my DH a few years ago. We'd been dating for a couple of years and he was away at Valentines. I had a huge boquet of flowers sent to him at his office in Texas and included in that boquet was a card that said "My love will be your's until the last bloom dies". The florist was supposed to put in one silk flower among the real flowers. Two days later when the flowers died, he mentioned how it had been bothering him when he called me. Good gravy! THe dang florist forgot the silk flower so basically I said "my love will be yours for about two days bub!!" He thought I was mad because he was out of town...I thought I was sending a touching tribute to our life together forever. So your husband is an idiot when it comes to the cards :o) If he's ok in every other way, love him until the last bloom dies and call it a day :oP (Or send him the boquet I sent my DH and scare the heck out of him!) |
That it so funny Igloo! Oops! |
I basically did Needanap's choice number 3. He told me that he will never buy me another card because my expectation are "too high", that he is "done" and a several choice swear words thrown in (including the really bad one). I do wonderful, considerate things for him everyday, and he rarely does anything for me. And no, I am not secure re: his love for me. Let's say it's been a tough 4 years of marriage. But really, when you are expected to do one small thing, how tough is it to do it right? And if you mess up, apologize and give a kiss, don't claim it is the other person's fault somehow (it's ALWAYS my fault. Everything. Always.). Yeah, there are bigger problems than a card. |
Sorry to hear that, Sue36. My heart goes out to you. I hope you can get some marriage counselling or something, and get your relationship going in a more positive direction. |
- Posted by talley_sue_nyc (My Page) on Tue, Jun 5, 07 at 12:29
I'd prefer to write a note on nice stationery, but my family members would be hurt if they didn't get the *&^% Hallmark card! They think it shows how much I care that I went to a store & lovingly picked out just the right card for them. Miss Manners has said that store-bought cards are a rude cop-out. That the *proper* way to send birthday greetings is to write a letter on your stationery, in your own hand. I'm sorry there are bigger problems, Sue. I can see my DH perhaps focusing on the "in your arms forever" and thinking that's sweet without being cloying, and not really focusing on the other stuff. I can sort of understand that it might not occur to him that people might buy an anniversary card for some OTHER couple's marriage. I also think it's weird for OTHER people to send anniversary cards. I consider my anniversary to be between me and DH. Maybe it's the kids' business. But i have always thought it was weird to get a "happy anniversary" card from random aunts and uncle. And I think it's weird to go to my in-laws for a dinner to celebrate my anniversary every year. The big ones, yes. The 4th anniversary? Butt out. (I did have to say quite sternly that ON our anniversary, we are not available; it is OUR time, and we are not including his parents in our marriage, they are NOT invited. Though I did finally give up on the idea of celebrating it in general with them, and we try to get over there for dinner sometime near our wedding date, but I try to ignore the anniversary aspect as much as I can. It just feels like a private celebration.) |
- Posted by bananafana (My Page) on Thu, Jun 28, 07 at 10:00
Yes, sue36, I would be aggravated and like you, it's not just the card, it's the relationship issues behind it.....and the unwillingness to admit a mistake and to say "I'm sorry". It's taken me 26 years to just recently get an understanding of the issues at my house. I read up on "narcissism" and was stunned. It explained it all for me. You might try searching the internet and reading about it. Your words sound so familiar to me. It's a lot deeper than just selfishness. Brace yourself. Or email me for some sites. Sorry this is happening to you. It's very painful. It helped me a lot to see it for what it is. I really wish I had understood this personality disorder 20 years ago.....I would have made completely different choices. At the very least, I wouldn't have let it cause me to doubt my own reality, or to lose faith in my instincts. |
banana, I'm sorry for your situation - living with a narcissist can be nightmarish. One little caveat: I agree that it's an aggravating situation for the OP, too, but there's not nearly enough info here to be "diagnosing" narcissistic personality disorder. Sometimes seeing the realities of NPD for the first time makes us very attuned to the dynamics of the disorder, but I think we need to be careful not to project a disorder as profound as that on everyone who does something selfish or insensitive. The reality is, we all have a degree of narcissism in us. As I said, I'm sorry for your situation - you're facing a great challenge. If you'd like a couple of book references, I'd be happy to pass them on. |
- Posted by bananafana (My Page) on Sat, Jun 30, 07 at 15:58
It was not my intent to imply a diagnosis of someone else's situation. I meant to suggest that it might be the case, and it could be worth reading up on narcissism. Perhaps I didn't word my comment very clearly. Or I can see that perhaps it was not obvious when I switched from answering sue36's question, to adding some of my own personal experience. And I threw in some sympathy for whatever is going on. Obviously I wouldn't know exactly what that is. In any case, I stand corrected, I guess. Re: Your obvious comments about not jumping to conclusions or how we all have some selfish aspects or that there is not adequate info to diagnose the situation--- I'd say that those things are pretty obvious to the average 6th grader, but ok, duly noted. Clearly, I'm not in the mood to be "corrected", no matter the gentle face you put on it. Over-sensitive? Probably. I have my own know-it-all at home. Ironic how this came back around. |
Hey banana - you are so right. In rereading my post, I don't think my comments were helpful or necessary. I'm sorry...I sure didn't mean to throw cold water on your insights, but I think I may have. Please accept my apolgy. |
- Posted by bananafana (My Page) on Sun, Jul 1, 07 at 21:31
halfdecaf---thanks for your response. Apology accepted. And I see I could have been a better editor when whipping out my original response. |
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This report is organized into seven chapters and seven appendixes. Chapter 2 provides background on how vaccines are developed and recommended for U.S. children. Chapter 3 details existing surveillance and data systems for evaluating vaccine safety. Chapter 4 reports on the committee's review of stakeholder concerns. Chapter 5 describes the methods used to perform and the results of a literature review on the scientific findings of studies of selected health outcomes and the recommended immunization schedule. Chapter 6 presents several methodological approaches for future studies. Chapter 7 summarizes the committee's findings, conclusions, and recommendations. The appendixes include ACIP's 2012 recommended immunization schedule for children (Appendix A), a glossary (Appendix B), a list of acronyms used in this report (Appendix C), the commissioned paper by Martin Kulldorff (Appendix D), agendas from public meetings held by the committee (Appendix E), biographical sketches of the committee members (Appendix F), and a chronological list of the IOM's vaccine publications (Appendix G).
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I bought this from the site, kind of expecting it to be a little more like Clinique's Lucky Penny but with more oomph and sparkle. Sadly, it wasn't. I found it to have the same effect on me as Melon pigment. It just washed me out and make me look awful. Another one for the nay pile!
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I need to prove this result:
Suppose that the set: $\{(Df)_x\in\mathbb{L}(\mathbb{R}^n,\mathbb{R}^m):x\in[p,q]\}$ is convex. Show that there exists an $\theta\in [p,q]$ such that $f(q)-f(p)=(Df)_{\theta}(q-p)$.
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$f(q)-f(p)=\int_p^q (Df)_x dx = \int_0^1 ((Df)_q t+(Df)_p (1-t))(q-p)dt$ The previous is $\dfrac{1}{2}((Df)_q+(Df)_p)(q-p)$, where there must exist an $\theta$ such that $\dfrac{1}{2}((Df)_q+(Df)_p)=(Df)_{\theta}$ since $\dfrac{1}{2}((Df)_q+(Df)_p)$ is the medium point of $[(Df)_p,(Df)_q]$ which is convex. This concludes the exercise, but I'm pretty sure that the integral part is wrong somewhere. Can someone help me?


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Hi all. I have a slope that has a rise of about 15 ft with an inclination of about 70-80°. It gets dappled shade in the morning and about 4 hours full afternoon sun. There is some type of perennial vetch that prevents the slope from eroding. I am wondering what type of perennial flowers would be good on this slope, as it's not good for much else. Would this be a good spot for day lilies, crocus, squill, colchicum, daffodils, etc...?
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I have a similar setting. This bank faces east. Mine has been covered with Naturalizing Narcissus for over 30 years. Now I'm adding for earlier bloom, Galanthus, snowdrops. Early snow Crocus would work as well. I'm also adding Tulip 'Scarlet Baby' from Brent & Becky's, which bloom at the same time as the daffodils. Very early bulbs would work, as the crown vetch and other weeds get started the end of April and would hide any other later bloomers. |
Oh Paula, What a great hill! Thanks for sharing. I now want to go plant a hill somewhere as you have me inspired. Sue |
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Yea....but if it's crown vetch, it's impossible to entirely eradicate. Mine creeped in from the roadside until it took over. An attempt in the 1970's to plant vinca minor as the main groundcover succeeded, after pulling and killing the vetch, but it is coinciding with the crown vetch now. Doesn't matter to me, it's the 'wild area'. Thanks for the compliment Sue |
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How about lily of the valley. I can send you enough to plant the whole thing. |
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