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Calories | 65 |
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Cholesterol | 7mg |
Sodium | 170mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 4g |
Dietary Fiber | 0 |
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Protein | 3g |
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- 1 small shallot, very thinly sliced
- 2 tablespoon(s) red wine vinegar
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- 24 kettle-cooked, plain potato chips
- 4 ounce(s) cold-smoked salmon, torn into small pieces
- 1/3 cup(s) sour cream
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Tracklist - One cold winters night
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Guy's Big Set
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After studying Americans very closely, the Irish have apparently decided that in order to fit in around the beer cooler, you've gotta go blonde. Whether or not that's actually true (it isn't), Guinness is now offering a new blonde "American Lager" in the states, presumably after meetings its stylist and getting convinced a big change is just what it needs. [More]
Do You Mind If There's A Little Bit Of Fish Bladder In Your Guinness?
Before you pick up that pint of Guinness (and don't even think about dropping shots into it) this weekend for St. Patrick's Day, vegetarians might want to heed what we're about to say: Chances are there could be traces of fish bladder in your beer. My goodness, my Guinness, indeed. [More]
The Luck Of The Irish Doesn't Extend To Leading U.S. Beer Sales
It might not matter to the masses which alcohol they're dumping green dye into tomorrow on their annual celebration of St. Patrick, but it likely won't be Irish beer anyway. Samuel Adams leads the best-perceived brand in the country, while Guinness comes in far down the line at sixth. Faith and begorrah! [More]
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If the saying "The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different
results" is true, then the majority of Web developers should have been committed to the asylum a long time ago. After
all, the approach of repeatedly editing and reloading the page until everything is as desired is as universal as HTML
itself. Part of the problem is perhaps related to the Web environment itself; getting started building Web sites is
so simple that many developers fall into the trap of settling for a developmental approach which is simply
"good enough," rather than exploring more sophisticated, streamlined strategies. If your pointer finger has grown
callused from clicking the Web Developer is actually a Firefox Add-on,
although it's commonly referred to as a toolbar because when enabled it is situated in a manner typical of
other toolbars such as the Google Toolbar. This approach puts many of the
toolbar's features within easy reach. See Figure 1 for a screenshot depicting the standard layout. To install Web Developer, launch Firefox and head over to the Web Developer Add-on page, located
here. Click the As you can see in Figure 1, the Web Developer Toolbar offers 12 menu options: With the overview completed, let's turn our attention to a few Web Developer features I consider to be particularly
valuable. Web Developer's Even in an age of ubiquitous high-speed internet connections, the exploding use of mobile devices nonetheless requires
you to keep tabs on image sizes in order to ensure acceptable page download times. You can use Web Developer's
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determine how exactly your page will render on screens with very small dimensions relative to the typical laptop. One
easy way to approximate how your page will render is by way of the I encourage you to spend a few days experimenting with the Web Developer Toolbar while building your next Web site.
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February 16, 2010
button far too often, I encourage you to check out the Firefox Web
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matter the type or size of your next Web-related project. In this article I'll introduce you to Web Developer, providing
and overview of its many features and talking in further detail about a few of my favorites.Installing Web Developer
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to install the Add-on. A popup window will open, asking you to confirm the installation request. Click the
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button to continue. Following successful installation, you'll be prompted to restart
Firefox to complete the process. Exploring the Web Developer Toolbar Options
Form Information
option will produce a summary of all forms found on the page, including their name, method,
post action, and fields (including each field name, default value, and type).Images
menu offers options for learning all sorts of
important details about embedded images, including file sizes, dimensions, alt
attribute values,
and image paths. You can also use various menu options to hide all images in the page, hide only background images,
and view images as they would appear with only their alt
attribute values displayed.Information
menu is probably the Web Developer feature I use most regularly, as
it provides a bevy of information about the page layout, displaying DIV
dimensions, link destinations,
element ID and class details, a convenient JavaScript viewer, and many other page-related details. Frankly this single
feature is alone worth the downloadMiscellaneous
menu offers a random array of features which don't fit
squarely into one of the other menu categories, although don't discount what you'll find here; among other options
you can enable a dynamic ruler which allows you to quickly and conveniently measure the pixel dimensions of any page
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element's style inheritance by clicking the CSS
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For instance, the Figure 3 depicts the Developer.com logo's style tree, which happens to be
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image on the page, as demonstrated in Figure 4.
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option, located
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menu (I warned you not to discount it!). Enabling this option will render your
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How can the AM_Monthly_Summary tables be trimmed?
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After running the following queries, it was found that the table row count far exceeded the row count that was configured via the Resource Event Data Purge Settings for the Application Metering data classes:
SELECT COUNT (*) FROM Inv_AeX_AM_Monthly_Summary_Archive_spt
SELECT COUNT (*) FROM Inv_AeX_AM_Monthly_Summary_spt
Ho can these tables be trimmed so that purging will work again?
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The attached queries will trim those two tables so that they only contain data from 2011, and can easily be modified to target different time periods.
The 2011 data will be copied to a temporary table, the original table will then be truncated (truncate action enters one row in the transaction logs; whereas delete actions enter a row for each row that is deleted, so truncate is better as it saves log space), the 2011 data is then moved back and the temporary table is removed.
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Prashant, one of the prime suspects in the IPL spot-fixing case, has told investigators of the Crime Branch CID that IPL was not a money-spinning venture for bookies.
Having indulged in betting since 1997, the bookie, who has a sizeable number of punters across the country, claimed that fans could easily guess the winner in IPL matches and hence the quantum of betting was less compared to the conventional forms — test matches or one-day cricket — sources in the agency told The-Hindu on Tuesday.
CBCID teams searched the office premises of Prasant here and seized documents containing details of punters. "Most of his clients are businessmen based in Chennai and other metros. Since Prashant paid the winners promptly, he was among the most sought-after bookies," a senior police official said.
Special teams are on the lookout for other bookies, Kitty and Sanjay Bafna. Bafna is believed to have gone to South Africa on a scheduled business trip. "Prashant said many bookies suffered losses in IPL betting. Some money came in only when both the teams playing the match were equally strong. Even on such occasions, the bookies took a risk as there will always be a nail-biting finish," the official said.
Police were analysing laptops, mobile phones and other data seized from the possession or premises of the seven bookies. "So far, we have not come across the involvement of any player or team owner. It appears that the betting was purely based on the outcome of the match. There is no evidence of a spot or match fixing," the official added. Prasanth was produced before a judicial magistrate and lodged in the Puzhal Central Prison here. Four others, already remanded in judicial custody in the case, were sent to police custody for further interrogation, the sources added.


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I just got a new PM9 (IAxxxx) serial # and it's excellent. It is a really light and nice looking gun. I have larger hands so I immediately modified it slightly by putting a Hogue Jr. rubber grip sleeve on it. This makes it wider a bit to fit in the palm better and also provides for a better grasp on the gun because of the finger groove. It fits perfectly with no modifications needed. I also added a Pearce grip extension to the 6 round magazine. Now my pinkee doesn't hang off the gun and it feels great in my hand. I'll use the gun with the extension when I carry it IWB and will get another 6 round magazine to use when I carry it inside the pocket in a Nemesis holster. With larger cargo type shorts that I wear a lot it fits just fine in the pocket with the grip extension.
When wearing Khaki pants, for me at least, I'm not sure how well it will conceal in the front pocket. I have slightly larger quads from cycling and the gun prints a bit for me. It will probably depend on what pants I happen to be wearing that day.
The gun is tight and not quite as smooth as my Sig229 .40. My sig has 3K rounds through it and is smooth as butter. The sig has full length metal rails. The PM9 only contacts the metal inserted into the polymer frame at the far rear point of the rail and under the barrel on a couple small rails in front. It has almost a gritty feel when hand cycling the action. I know this will smooth out over time because the gun is tight now and now broken in yet. I know it will never be as smooth as my 229, love that gun.
Went to the range last night and put 100 rounds of WWB FMJ through it without a hitch. It was shooting to the right about 6-8 inches at 15 yards. I noticed that the front sight wasn't quite centered, it was slightly left of center. So last night I knocked it back to the middle. Tomorrow I'll go back and fire off another 100 rounds of WWB and put 20 rounds of Speer Gold Dot SB 124GR through it to make sure it feeds my SD ammo well.
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Syria runs Lebanon for Iran. They were forced to remove their uniformed personnel after the Cedar Revolution, but they replaced them with covert operatives who maintain Syrian control of the country and provide the conduit by which Hezbollah is supplied. In return, Hezbollah suppresses the other ethnicities of Lebanon, traffics the drugs that finance much of the Syrian economy and maintains a plausibly deniable but ongoing war with Israel. Undermining Hezbollah would do tremendous damage to Syria and Iran.
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William WilkersonThe Longhorns are leaving no rock unturned when it comes to scouting and targeting potential defensive back commitments. One name that has popped up on their radar lately is three-star TCU safety commitment Nick Orr (DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto), whose ...
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William WilkersonAUSTIN, Texas -- It is all about the family for Texas' newest 2015 commit. After receiving an offer from the Longhorns on Friday afternoon, defensive tackle Bryce English (DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto) wasted little time in committing to Texas. In doing s...
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William WilkersonIt wasn't the best weekend for the Longhorns for a variety of reasons, the results of which could be felt for a while around Austin. ESPN 150 athlete Dontre Wilson (DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto) had an opportunity to make some of the bleakness subside wit...
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William WilkersonThe third round of the Texas state high school playoffs will kickoff this weekend and several Texas commitments and targets are still playing. Here are five games worth keeping an eye that have to do with those players: • DeSoto (12-0) vs...
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Texas camper Orr plays beyond his age
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Orr poised to be DeSoto's next star
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William WilkersonDESOTO, Texas - - ESPNU Watch List running back Dontre Wilson (DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto) is well aware of Texas' situation at running back. It's overflowing with young talent. The way he looks at it, though, it's going to be that way at most every pr...
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William WilkersonAUSTIN, Texas -- Four-star cornerback Bryson Echols (DeSoto, Texas/DeSoto) has sent in his letter of intent to Texas. Echols (5-foot-10, 175 pounds) is the No. 6 cornerback and the No. 79 player overall in the ESPNU 150. His high school teammate...
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Vertically Integrated Liquid (VIL) values have been used, with some success, as an indicator of large hail during the past several severe thunderstorm seasons at NWSO Goodland, Kansas. Serious limitations of the VIL product, such as underestimation of values for strongly tilted or fast-moving storms, the large, day-to-day changes in the "VIL of the day," or the underestimation of the potential for thunderstorm severity during cool season events, have limited the utility of the VIL product at NWSO Goodland.
A new technique, developed at NWSO Tulsa, Oklahoma, may produce a greater amount of utility for using VILs to detect thunderstorm severity. Presented at the Southern Region WSR-88D Conference, the technique outlined by Amburn and Wolf in their paper VIL Density as a Hail Indicator (1995), may alleviate some problems associated with the VIL product.
Amburn and Wolf define VIL Density as:
where VIL is in units of kilograms per square meter and Echo Tops are in meters. The resulting VIL Density is given in units of grams per cubic meter (Amburn and Wolf 1995). A nomogram provided within the cited paper shows the following correlations:
VIL Density = 4.0 g/m3: 90 percent probability of large hail.
Since the WSR-88D produces echo top data in standard English measurements, it is useful to divide VIL by Echo Top, in thousands of feet, to produce the correlations below:
VIL Density = 1.22 kg/m2/kft: 90 percent probability of large hail
For this study, the previously discussed VIL Density values for large hail were compared to the VIL values likely (greater than 50 percent probability) needed for large hail in Oklahoma as presented in the WSR-88D Operator's course (Operational Support Facility 1993). The database used for comparison was obtained from Archive IV from the Principal User's processor (PUP) at NWSO Goodland, for the months of February through May of 1994. This database was selected since 1) it provided a large number of verified severe thunderstorm events as compared to the early portions of the 1993 and 1995 severe thunderstorm seasons, and 2) several low-topped severe thunderstorms were included in this data set. Each verified severe thunderstorm event during this period was investigated, as well as thunderstorms for which warnings were issued, but went unverified. Also included were any thunderstorms that approached (within 10 kg/m2) the critical VIL values from the OSF study. The highest VIL values recorded within 20 minutes before each severe weather event were used for this comparison, along with the highest VILs associated with each unverified warned event.
The greatest limitation to the database selected was the lack of complete echo top information. For those events where this information was missing, the average height between the last Base Reflectivity elevation slice with data for an individual storm and the next higher Base Reflectivity product without reflectivity returns were utilized to provide the closest estimate possible for echo height. Reflectivity cross-sections were also employed to provide an approximation of echo tops. If no reliable estimation of a storm's echo height was available, the event was discarded from the study.
A second limitation was a shortage of non-severe events within the database. Archive IV at NWSO Goodland is typically employed only when severe thunderstorms are considered possible. The database is therefore skewed toward severe thunderstorm events.
Section 5, Chapter C-72 of the Weather Service Operations manual (1987) supplied the following definitions that apply to this study:
Event | - | A report of hail greater than or equal to 19.05 mm or 0.75 inch is recorded as an event.
Warned Event | - | Any event (hail greater than or equal to 19.05 mm or 0.75 inch) that occurs within an area (county or portion of a county) for which a warning has been issued and within the valid time of the warning. For severe local storms, multiple reports occurring within 10 statute miles and 15 minutes of each other are recorded as one event.
Areas Warned | - | Counties or portions of counties for which severe local storm warnings were issued.
Warned Areas Unverified |
- | Counties or portions of counties for which severe local storm warnings were issued, but no event (hail greater than or equal to 19.05 mm or 0.75 inch) was reported. |
Of the 42 of thunderstorm events studied, 28 produced hail greater than or equal to 19.05 millimeters (0.75 inch). Using the VIL criteria for the occurrence of large hail as developed in Oklahoma as a basis for issuing a severe thunderstorm warning, and following the methodology of severe thunderstorm warning verification outlined above, the following was the result.
Number of Warned Events | = | 20 |
Total Number of Events | = | 28 |
Number of Warned Areas Unverified | = | 9 |
Number of Areas Warned | = | 18 |
The number of warned events exceeds the number of counties warned, as some storms produced more than one severe event in a particular county and, in a few cases, multiple severe thunderstorm warnings were issued for individual counties.
Scoring VIL using the warning verification criteria from Section 6, Chapter C-72 of the Weather Service Operations Manual (1987) produced the following:
VIL Probability of Detection (POD) | = | .714 |
VIL False Alarm Ratio (FAR) | = | .500 |
VIL Critical Success Index (CSI) | = | .417 |
To maintain consistency with the methodology used in the Oklahoma study, the VIL Density criteria for a 50 percent probability of large hail were employed as a basis for issuing a severe thunderstorm warning. Using VIL Density in this manner produced these values:
Number of Warned Events | = | 25 |
Number of Events | = | 28 |
Number of Warned Areas Unverified | = | 13 |
Number of Areas Warned | = | 38 |
Scoring VIL Density for a 50 percent probability of large hail, using the warning verification criteria from Section 6, Chapter C-72 of the Weather Service Operations Manual (1987) resulted in the following values:
VIL Density (50%) Probability of Detection (POD) | = | .893 |
VIL Density (50%) False Alarm Ratio (FAR) | = | .342 |
VIL Density (50%) Critical Success Index (CSI) | = | .610 |
A total of 18 thunderstorms met or exceeded the VIL Density criteria for a 90 percent probability of large hail (4.0 g/m3 or 1.22 kg/m2/kft) from the Tulsa study. Of these thunderstorms, only 12 produced reports of hail greater than or equal to 19.05 mm or 0.75 inch, resulting in a probability of large hail of only 67 percent.
A VIL Density correlating to a greater than or equal to 50 percent probability of large hail proved to be much more accurate in the identification of severe thunderstorm events than the VIL values as developed by OSF, yet suffered from over-warning on several non-severe thunderstorms. VIL values correlated with large hail, as developed for Oklahoma, proved to be less effective at identifying severe thunderstorms in the NWSO Goodland, KS CWA, and worse than VIL Density at distinguishing non-severe thunderstorms, based on VIL and VIL Density False Alarm Ratio (FAR) comparisons.
The failure of the VIL Density value for a 90 percent probability of large hail from the NWSO Tulsa, Oklahoma study to correlate to a similar value for the NWSO Goodland Kansas CWA may be due to several factors. Perhaps the most important of these is the smaller sampling of thunderstorms in the data set used in this study. The number of severe and non-severe thunderstorms used for this paper was approximately 25 percent of the number of thunderstorms investigated in the NWSO Tulsa study, so random error would have played a role. Lower population density over the NWSO Goodland CWA as compared to NWSO Tulsa's CWA may also have played an important role in reducing the expected accuracy of VIL Density at the theoretical 90 percent probability level as well. Despite an aggressive severe local storm verification program at NWSO Goodland, vast unpopulated regions limit the number of severe thunderstorm reports solicited from the public.
The results of this study, if substantiated by further research, indicate that VIL Density may prove to be a useful tool for the identification of severe thunderstorms. VIL Density provides improvements over VIL in the detection of severe thunderstorms. However, using VIL Density, as a "stand alone" severe weather indicator, may produce an unacceptable number of unverified warnings. Other factors, including storm environment and structure, need to be included in the warning decision process.
Amburn, S., and P. Wolf, 1995: VIL Density as a Hail Indicator. Presented at the Southern Region WSR-88D Conference, 6pp.
U.S. Dept. of Commerce, 1993: WSR-88D Operations Training Manual. NOAA, NWS, Operations Training Branch, Operational Support Facility, Norman, Oklahoma.
____________, 1987: National Weather Service Operations Manual, 1987: National watch/ warning verification program, NOAA, NWS, 19pp.


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I want to quickly tell you about a few things that have inspired me lately. I think you guys care about this stuff, because I know when you tell me what's on your radar I find it quite interesting. But in addition to the inspiring stuff I need your travel trips on how to deal with a mom who is terrified to fly. So terrified that she could possibly have a full blown panic attack on the flight and I'm not even kidding. But first… I'm inspired by:
Okay my first inspiration of the moment, other than my baby, are my current students in my Blogging Your Way e-course. I'm so inspired by these wonderful men and women! In fact, before class began I decided to map out my own blog redesign, which I'm currently tackling like a bull charging towards its goal. I'm so excited to soon have this blog made over! It needs updated and I have some surprises with those updates, so decor8 will be a little different in a few months from now… You guys will love it though and I'm happy to say that I'm going in a bit of a different direction with it so it will be much more interesting to us all in just a few months from now.
I think all of our local friends have been by to visit us since the baby arrived. We are so happy and feel so loved and supported by this! I was also inspired by our friends who visited us from afar – well not too afar but still, they flew in from London just to meet little Aidan and spend time with us. It was very loving of them, a most caring gesture. Sania, Mark and their beautiful children Leila and Luke, came for a four day visit. This was a very beautiful gift for us – and being parents to older children, they really helped us with advice and also showed me how to loosen up a bit and encouraged me to go out with the baby more and do stuff with him just as I would if I were still living without a child. I was terrified to take the bus or subway with the baby. But Sania quickly got me out of that and told me we will do it together and so we did and now I'm on the train with Aidan frequently. I feel free! While they were here, we took Aidan to the art museum, zoo, flea market, shopping, out to dinner, to the beer garden, for a forest walk… He was a busy baby! Here is their son Luke with an ice cream that just happened to have a heart show up in the center. The moment I saw it I asked my husband to snap a photo because I like unexpected surprises like this but also since I felt so much love having them with us at such a special part of our life. Thank you Sania, Mark, Leila and Luke. We love you guys!
And below, here we are at the beer garden in the forest behind my house. Doing a bit of nothing, really. We sat on the outskirts of the beer garden so we could be close to the playground (not shown), not because we're anti-social! It was a chilly day, this was taken 3 weeks ago, but it was really nice to be huddled together around that table with our children doing nothing in particular. Too bad Mark isn't in the photo, he took it so… But yes, time spent with visitors are cherished times indeed. That's me, Sania, Leila, Luke and my husband Thorsten. In the stroller was a sleeping Aidan.
Speaking of visitors, my mother is leaving the country for the first time in her life to fly over here to meet Aidan in less than two weeks! This takes tremendous courage, especially at 65 years old with very few flights under her belt. She lives in Boston and the moment I had Aidan, she decided to put her fear aside and fly over. I'm excited to soon see her again and to hand her Aidan, her first grandchild, and watch her eyes light up. She is so anxious to fly but her excitement to meet Aidan is helping calm her nerves. She'll be here until July so we'll get plenty of time to catch up and do fun things like drive up to the coast and show the baby the beach for the first time. By the way – any good advice for me to give to my mom who is terrified to take an international flight? I upgraded her seat and booked her on a day flight so she's not half asleep when she lands in London (I'm flying to London to meet her and she'll fly here with me), but other than that I'm not sure what else to do to make her less fearful. I love to fly and always have. It's hard for someone like me to give advice in this case.
And finally, I have to thank EVERYONE who has been spreading the love about our book, Decorate With Flowers. In fact, I'm linking every review HERE so if yours isn't listed, please comment below and let us know! Leslie and I are so proud of it and how well it's doing. Tonight in Vancouver at The Cross, Leslie will be signing books and sharing some beautiful floral arrangements she has made for guests. In the Fall, we'll be doing a little book tour in Europe during the month of September. It's been really fun to read all of the gorgeous reviews in magazines, on websites and those that have been blogged by some pretty wonderful people. The only thing we'd like to ask is that if you blogged about our book or bought it and have a few moments, if you could leave a review on Amazon. We'd be truly grateful for that! Oh and the book is going to be released in Dutch, Japanese, Italian and French in addition to the two English language versions and the German edition – 7 editions total so far!
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Hello everyone and happy Friday! Today is my birthday, our book releases in the UK (and it's already #1 on Amazon!), and we've just opened enrollment for our super fab e-course that kicks off in April for four weeks called Blogging Your Way. March is also a special month because I celebrate FIVE years of teaching Blogging Your Way since we launched this time in 2009! I can't believe I've been teaching the web's first e-course on blogging for so many years, an honor and delight to me. For each course, I invite different co-teachers and for the next one, we have Tina Fussell teaching alongside of us and she'll cover everything from how to write a DIY post that gets shared to travel and fashion/lifestyle posts that will definitely get your readers attention. For the complete curriculum, click here.
To celebrate all of this, I thought I'd host a lovely giveaway! To enter, all you need to do is tweet this post and say,
"I've entered to win a FREE seat in the Blogging Your Way e-course for Spring! You can too! http://tinyurl.com/bywcontest #bywstudents @decor8"
If you don't have a twitter account, this is a good chance to create one for free – twitter is such a terrific tool for bloggers to stay in touch. After you've tweeted, comment below to let me know that you've tweeted and also leave your twitter handle and mention why you want a seat. I will giveaway 3 FREE SPOTS ($149 value each) to the upcoming class (outlined here). These are not transferrable or redeemable for cash. If you've already registered and paid for this class, and you win, you will receive a full refund.
By the way… The above photos are from Tina, and are a great way for you to see just how talented she is (her blog is her own content – she styles and shoots it all!). I can't wait to have her sharing her secrets with all of us. In this special class, Tina will give you a video tour of her studio space in Copenhagen. (first ever online!), too. If you love her blog and her style, you will LOVE learning from her in this class as she'll show you how to create blog posts that range from travel to fashion and lifestyle. Space is limited, so if you want to register, please do so here.
I'm taking the day off, but I'll see you all again on Monday with more Blogger's Favorites posts, a new mommy update from me, a few of my favorite things and so much more! The winners of this contest will be announced on April 1st! Once it sells out, you won't be able to register so please don't delay. And remember, if you win this contest and you've registered already, you will receive a full refund.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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I have to begin this post by saying that I'm so happy to have Igor Josifovic from the Happy Interior blog here today because I really, truly adore this guy. He is just so likable and authentic. I've met up with him in "real time" on a few occassions over the past years and always find him so professional on one side and really warm and funny on the flipside. He's a bit of a chameleon, he can be crazy and go bonkers with the best of us but also be a very professional, knowledgeable guy as the situation calls. I think he's just the sweetest blogger out there and so I'm thrilled he agreed to be part of my Blogger's Favorites mini series on decor8.
If you don't know Igor (shown above), he lives and works in Munich but is frequently in Paris and also visiting numerous design fairs around Europe – he's very much a fan of design and though his day job is a good one (he's a marketing guru at Seimens), he is super passionate about decorating, design, art and styling. I've loved watching him grow his blog over the years and I'm quite proud of him for what he is accomplishing as a blogger. Go, Igor, rock on! So let's talk to Igor about his favorite things (ax) today, shall we?
Five favorite things:
1: Favorite look- I love interiors that are very personal and reveal a bit of the dweller's character. My personal style is an urban mix of Scandinavian design with vibrant, colorful accents and ethnic elements. I love to combine the cool, sharp Scandi design with eclectic ethnic pieces with vivacious colours.
2: Favorite trend - As an avid 'Urban Jungle Blogger' I love the trend to add greens to interiors. All sorts of houseplants are making their way into interiors – even in cool shops and on design fairs I've seen houseplants galore. And it's a myth that you need to have a 'green thumb' to add plants to your home. All you need to do is just get to know the plant a little bit better and then it's as easy as anything else.
3: Favorite object - More plant pots by London based ceramicist Stella Baggott! I already own four of her handmade planters but I really need more to extend my beloved collection. However, it is pretty tricky to get hold of her design pieces: Many people have already heard of 'Atelier Stella' and her online sales are sold out within minutes. But I am ready for her next sale!
4: Favorite object that you see everywhere at the moment: I love the String shelving units. I love their simple yet striking design and they offer lots of storage place as well as styling space. As a Scandinavian design classic I keep seeing them everywhere – on blogs and in interior magazines.
5: Favorite miscellaneous: I am a travel maniac (that's an ocean scene above my bed, a favorite place of mine). If I don't travel for a while, I feel like something's wrong in my life. Traveling fuels my creativity and inspires my life – if I were doomed to an idle life, I'd go crazy probably. That's why my next trip is already booked and I am in the middle of my preparations: Soon I'll be off to Israel and discovering Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and the Dead Sea!
Why do you like these five – what attracts you? I think this mix of likes is rooted in my mixed background. I was born in Austria to Serbian parents, I had spent most of my childhood summers in what then was Yugoslavia, I studied in Athens, Greece, and traveled the country from north to south, I worked in Vienna and Berlin and now I live between Munich and Paris. All these combined with my happy personality sort of explains my likings and preferences as stated above.
What trends are you tired of? COPPER. I am getting to the point of 'I've seen enough copper'. Maybe it's time to move on.
What do you predict will be hot next? The reign of unique, handmade pieces. From furniture to décor items – I see a growing number of bloggers adding special, custom- made or simply handmade pieces to their homes. Whether it's a custom-made shelving unit for their home or handmade, one-of-a-kind ceramic pieces – I think we are going more and more towards a more individual approach and a stronger appreciation of handmade pieces in our interiors.
Connect with Igor: Happy Interior Blog / Pinterest / Instagram
Don't miss the other bloggers already featured in this series:
The Style Files
Happy Mundane
Justina Blakeney
Feel free to say hello to Igor in the comments section or ask him any questions that you may have!
(images: igor josif except portrait, taken by riikka kantinkoski and the string shelves by string.)
Hello everyone! To continue my mini series, Blogger's Favorites, we're going to tap into the brain of blogger and stylist Justina Blakeney out in LA. Justina loves a good boho 70s/80s style and plenty of plants, "stuff" and mixing vintage/garage sale finds. Her look is anything but streamlined – in fact, she believes "more is MORE" when it comes to decorating. She works with bold patterns and colors and blogs about her personal style and products on her blog several times a week. Justina is also a mother and is working on her debut decorating book, so she's definitely very busy at the moment which is why I'm so happy she has popped in today to give us her take on what's hot and what's not.
Ready to see what she's into at the moment? Here are her five faves:
1: Favorite look- Indigo and Turbans
2: Favorite trend- Eyes! I've been seeing 'eyes' printed all over the place–and I love it! (check out that Kenzo jacket above!)
3: Favorite object – This giant crystal table from 1stDibs is insane.
4: Something you see everywhere that is a fave of yours – Personified planters — like these from The Sill.
5: Favorite miscellaneous – 1970's inspired hanging planters like these that I designed made by MFEO shown above.
* Why do you like these five things – what attracts you? I'm attracted by the element of surprise and tie-in to nature.
* Tell us what trend you are totally tired of? POLKA DOTS. I still love them, but they are getting old.
* What do you predict will be hot next? Marbleized goods–on fabric, paper and even furniture.
So nice to have you today Justina and to see your favorites! Follow Justina: Blog/ Pinterest account/ IG account
Stay tuned for another great blogger and their favorite things mid-week… If you've missed our first two Blogger's Favorites, click below to check them out:
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My condo has informed me that we will have a bikeshare station built next to us at the corner of 25th St S and 26th St S. I am guessing that will be other stations added nearby, perhaps over in Shirlington as well, because it would be fairly isolated from existing stops otherwise.
Won't expand into MD because they're going to pass an adult bike helmet law, because they are control freaks there.
Won't expand into MD because they're going to pass an adult bike helmet law, because they are control freaks there.
Maybe you should try posting this in BethesdaNow instead.
So nobody would ever ride a bike from Arlington to Maryland? I have. If I have, then perhaps other people have too?
It's refreshing to see you imply that Arlington is not functioning as a control freak. You really are on the mend.
It's only because Arlington doesn't have the power to pass an adult bike helmet law most likely.
It's built now. Also one near the Giant shopping center at Glebe. Apparently the ones in Shirlington are up too, though I haven't verified with my own eyes.
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Introduction: Many of you have heard of the Inca Trail , a very popular hike in the mountains of Peru. There is a relatively new trail through this region, and it is the hike to the lost city of Choquequierao. This trail is 20 miles in one direction, or 40 miles round trip, and takes a total of 4 days. This comes out to an average of 10 miles per day. This is rather difficult to maintain, and the trail covers a total of 5 vertical miles (for every 8 miles you cover, you ascend or descend 1 mile (5,280 feet). You can also continue on to Machu Picchu, but that trip takes a total of 8 days (Im not sure of the distance), and is even more difficult. Background: Choquequierao was the last stand of the Incas. They fled to this city after their stronghold of Machu Picchu was discovered, and the Spanish followed them here and destroyed them. An alternate to the Inca Trail: The Inca Trail is trekked on by 500 people daily (the maximum allowed by a law passed in 2000), and 1000 people visit Machu Picchu (The end of the 35 mile long Inca Trail) daily. United Nations evaluators just recommended that Machu Picchu be placed on a list of endangered world sites. It is now impossible to go to Cuzco (the city in Peru that is the starting point for either of Inca Trail or the hike to Choquequierao) and go on the Inca Trail. Now, reservations must be made months (if not weeks) in advance, and you must be accompanied by a tour guide. The hike to Choquequierao is now offered by every tour agency in Cuzco. It is cheap to go on if you do it right (see below!), but the trails are not maintained and the area will soon be decimated worse than the Inca Trail since there is literally no official oversight. How to get to Choquequierao: There are two ways to do the trip. First, and easiest, you can hire a tour in Cuzco. As mentioned, you can blindly enter any tourist place and get a tour here. You will probably even be propositioned on the street for a tour here. These tours are expensive. Second, and what I did, was to take a bus from Cuzco toward Abancay. The bus costs $3 and takes about 3 hours. You will need to get off about 45 minutes before Abancay. Just tell the driver you need to go to Cachora and he will drop you off at a street in what appears to be the middle of no where. There, you wait for a taxi (about $5 per person) to take you the 16 kilometers (10 miles) to the city of Cachora, which is the point of departure for the trek. What to do once you get to Cachora: In Cachora, you can hire a guide and mules ($6 per mule per day, plus $6 per day for the guide). It costs more if you need tents and food, but if you have these youll just pay the base rate. It is easy to find a guide and someone with mules (its the main business there). There are several sketchy tour guides in Cachora, but I recommend a good person who did much more than he had to in order to help me out. He runs a mule and guide service, charges the 20 soles (around $6) a day for each mule and himself, and his name is Amer Palomino Valdiglesias. It is a small town and everyone knows him. His card reads Servicio Turistico de Asemila, Carga Y Montar. The town has a few good hostels/hotels, which are cheap and pretty safe. They should run you about $3 a night. The town also has a restaurant, which I must say has good food and a very friendly owner. You can also do what my three friends and I did after making it to this town, which was to just embark on the trail ourselves (with no guide or mules). We did find a map in Cuzco, which will of course be handy. We also had to carry all of our own gear for the 40 mile hike, which would have been on mules if we chose to rent them. The hike itself: The hike was ridiculously difficult. On day 1, you are supposed to make it 15 kilometers, which is pretty hard at an elevation of nearly 10,000 feet on your first day of hiking. We passed a few people who had all their stuff on mules who were having a hard time on the hike. We had 40 pounds on our back, and that made things a little more difficult. We stopped 4 kilometers short of the 15 km target because we couldnt make it. I didnt think day 2 would be harder, but it was. On day 2, we had to walk up a mountain at a 40 degree angle for about 4 hours, and then walk 5 or 6 miles around the mountain side (still a lot of ups and downs) to the ruin site. The hike was beautiful, but the ruins (I dont know what I was expecting) were very small, about 20 times smaller than those at Machu Picchu. They were not disappointing, though. We slept at the top of the mountain on the second night. On day 3, which was the hardest day of the hike thus far, we made it about 20 kilometers. That night I was puking because of fatigue, and two other members of my party (there were only 4 of us) were not doing so well either. On day 4, we hiked the remaining 13 km back to town, and made it back to Cuzco that afternoon. The ruins: The ruins were magnificent. There was a housing complex made up of five main buildings, a large ceremonial bath, and a very large lookout field that had a panoramic view of the mountains and all the ruins in the area. There was also some other miscellaneous buildings that I wasnt quite certain of their purpose. Condition of the Trail: The condition of the trail is deplorable. The Inca Trail, roughly 30 miles (as the crow flies), is under strict control but is still in bad shape. The trail to Choquequierao is not controlled and in much worse condition. Roughly 10 people make this trek a day. There are approximately two mules for each of these people, plus about 30 mules and horses from the locals. All of these animals (plus people) defecate on the trail whenever they want. The odor of these piles of dung on the trail are unbearable at times, and rather constant until you get to the actual ruins. Sometimes you are walking on very cushiony terrain only to find that you are walking on dry mule dung. Aside from this one issue, there are no efforts to maintain the trail. The only control for the entire trip is one guy up at the ruins that collects 10 soles per person to enter the ruin site. He is very friendly, too. Related Links An excellent map of the region. An identification guide to trees/shrubs/flowers in this region. Tips on being safe in the region. The absolutely most important item for this hike is bug spray. Anything with a lot of DEET with do the job, anything less is simply not sufficient. Bug spray MUST be bought in Cuzco, as it cannot be found even in neighboring towns. I saw people who sustained 50 bites on each leg and arm. 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I sent this to Sra.
one thousand = mil
two thousand = dos mil
three thousand = tres mil
four thousand = cuatro mil
on up to one hundred thousand = cien mil
one hundred three thousand = ciento tres mil
Just be careful with the compounds including "un"
twenty-one thousand = veintiún mil
thirty-one thousand = treinta y un mil
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Thank you so much SrJMcGin for responding and clarifying that for me.
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This photo is by Alexandru and the lighting effect by me "devin" The photo was taken beautifully and it was taken in to dark and later through way of my lighting style its appearance is there
great effect!!
thanks Sandeep
you're welcome
I really like this a lot.
I am obliged
Neat work! I like the light effect. Good colors. :)
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