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Wow, it's been a long time since I've blogged! Once again, I'll try to work my way backwards to catch up on what we've been up to since August...
I can't believe winter break is already over...I say that every year, but last year was nice and EXTRA long with our two free "cold" days that were added on. Don't think that's going to happen this year, but a girl can dream...
We started off winter break with Dave and Norah on the tail end of influenza A. Norah and I made a not-so-quick stop at the "express clinic" only to find out that her fever/cough could last another week, but did get drops for an outer ear infection. The next day, Dave had to work, so the girls and I went to see the new "Annie" movie. We all loved it so much! We came home, put Norah to bed, and bought the soundtrack on Itunes. Abby was totally into pretending we were foster kids from Annie and cleaning up the house while dancing to the music...she was even scrubbing toilets and mopping the floors!
That night, we had our family Christmas with just the four of us. We had some favorite snacks (taco dip, veggies and dip, cheese and crackers, etc.) for a meal and opened presents.
The next morning was the girls' Christmas program at church. Unfortunately, Dave's mom wasn't feeling well, so his family wasn't able to make it. My family came to the second service. It was quite a marathon morning entertaining the preschoolers and trying to get them all situated on stage! The girls both did great, and Norah went up on stage each time except for the last song. She was too busy putting stickers on her paper (a great way to entertain preschoolers during church!) and just didn't want to. We went out to lunch with my family afterwards.
Dave and I ended up with a couple of free days on Monday and Tuesday--Abby had school Monday and the girls had a Christmas party at daycare on Tuesday. You would think we would have gotten a lot accomplished in those two days, and I did do a little schoolwork and cleaning, but it was nice to have a true "break" after a busy few months at school.
On Wednesday, we drove down to Iowa to start the Christmas celebrations. Lunch, gifts, and homemade ice cream/treats were at my grandma Carlson's farm during the day. Abby, Joe, and Sam were excited about the "Grinch" that showed up outside, while Norah and Trice were not so thrilled. My cousin's husband and uncle Dave tried to trick them a few times before Dave revealed it was him.
After church, we drove over to Miriam and Scott's, where the girls got ready for bed and put out their stockings and cookies/milk for Santa. We had a fun evening playing games. Abby was up the earliest on Christmas morning, but waited patiently for Norah to wake up before opening presents from Santa. This year, Abby had asked for an American Girl puppy and kennel. Norah had originally wanted Anna "dress jammies" but had changed her mind and decided on Elsa. She ended up with both... We had a delicious breakfast of cinnamon rolls and caramel rolls and when everyone was up and back at the house we opened presents. This year, we drew names and came up with a theme for our person. Each person had 3 or so little gifts leading up to a more "main" gift that had to do with the theme. It was a lot of fun to try and guess the themes! We spent the rest of the day playing games, entertaining kids, eating a delicious meal of ham balls, playing bingo, and looking at pictures from Greg and Rose Mary's trip.
Our family headed back to Rochester late the next morning. That evening, we celebrated Christmas with my parents, siblings, and Greg's girlfriend Rose Mary.
Greg and Rose Mary had to leave the next morning and Dave had to work a short day, but the girls and I stayed in Rochester. My high school friend, Debbi, came over to my parents' house with her two girls and we caught up while Abby, Norah, and Iola played. We also did some sledding and playing in the snow--it was the perfect day for that!
We decided to just spend the night in Rochester, and headed to Albert Lea the next day for Christmas with Dave's extended family. We got together at Gerald's assisted living place and had a nice meal in the party room. The kids opened presents and we had Christmas treats.
After all of the traveling and Christmas celebrations, we were pretty happy to just be home for a little bit! We enjoyed the Children's Museum on Tuesday with Kristina, Rhua, and Abby's friend Olivia.
On Wednesday, we hosted New Year's Eve with my parents and aunt, uncle, and cousin. Some of us went to a fun event called "Escape MSP", which is a fun mystery/problem-solving thing in Minneapolis. We even won at the last second!
We had a fun evening with lots of yummy food, fun games, party hats and noisemakers. Of course the next morning, Abby and Norah were up before 7! We spent the day at our house and then all except my mom and Norah went up to the Timberwolves game that night. Even though they lost, we still had a blast at the game. Mara, Bryan, and Connor stayed up in Minneapolis that night and my parents headed home after we came back.
We've had a quiet few days at home ever since our company left--in the meantime, the girls and I put together Norah's new toddler bed and took down her crib, we took down our Christmas tree/decorations, and did some rearranging in rooms. We've been watching lots of movies, playing, reading, and just trying to soak up every last bit of break. Just thinking about going back to school tomorrow gives me lots of anxiety, but we have another Christmas to look forward to next weekend (Dave's parents are coming up to stay for the weekend) and Florida in less than 3 weeks!
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Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Abby's music program
This year was the first year that Abby had a music program through school--the first graders put on a Christmas/holiday themed program at the high school. Dave's parents were able to join us. The kids did such a great job and were so cute!
|I volunteered to do an at-home project to help out with the concert--these teeth were my project. So much glitter!
Saturday, December 6, 2014
Visiting Santa
This year, I thought it would be nice if Dave could join us when the girls saw Santa (usually we go to a local realtor's office to get a free picture with Santa, and Dave has to work that weekend). Dave happened to be home the week of Thanksgiving, so he picked up the girls from daycare and met me at my school that Tuesday. We drove to the Mall of America and caught the light rail up to downtown Minneapolis to go to the Macy's Santaland display. We hadn't taken Norah before, and it had been awhile since Abby had seen it. They both loved it, and were excited to see Santa...until we got into the room with him. Abby jumped right on his lap, but Norah got scared and wanted nothing to do with him. We convinced her to sit next to him for a picture, but she wouldn't talk to him. We still got a great picture that reminded us of when Abby was 1 and we got a picture taken with the Macy's Santa and she was crying and trying to escape his lap. After the Santa visit, the girls had fun writing letters to Santa in the toy shop. They especially enjoyed the gingerbread cookies on the light rail ride back to the mall.
The girls and I did end up going to see Santa again with Dave's mom at the realtor's office the weekend after Thanksgiving. This time, Norah worked up the courage to actually sit on his lap AND ask him for the Elsa "dress jammies" that she wanted. She was confused when we were walking away about why he didn't give them to her right then and there. :)
The girls and I did end up going to see Santa again with Dave's mom at the realtor's office the weekend after Thanksgiving. This time, Norah worked up the courage to actually sit on his lap AND ask him for the Elsa "dress jammies" that she wanted. She was confused when we were walking away about why he didn't give them to her right then and there. :)
Friday, October 31, 2014
We had a fun Halloween this year! The weekend before was the ECFE Halloween party and the girls and I had fun at that. They both played lots of games and enjoyed the story time and gift bag. Dave took Halloween off, so was able to help out at Abby's Halloween party at school (making dirt cup snacks). We bundled up and went trick-or-treating around the neighborhood after enjoying our jack-o-lantern pizza. Abby lucked out and even got to hand out candy to a trick-or-treater when we got home (which was better than last year--we don't get too much traffic...).
My pictures of Halloween night are on my phone, so as soon as I get Dropbox and get them onto the computer, I'll add pictures of the girls together!
Sunday, October 19, 2014
MEA Break--Parks with the Clarks part two
We had such a great time on our MEA trip to our friend Tiffany and Pat's family cabin. The girls and I met up with their family for a picnic lunch at Lake Maria State Park first. The fall colors were BEAUTIFUL here and we had a great time hiking around and taking in the sights. Norah trailed everyone and wanted to pick up every...single...acorn along the path. Her pockets were pretty full!
Dave met up with us at the cabin, and we enjoyed spending two nights there. The kids played together so well, and Henry and Norah especially enjoyed hide and seek.
We visited another state park--Glendalaugh State Park. We hiked around and looked at the historical building there. The colors were pretty, but not quite as vibrant as Lake Maria. We were hoping to check out the yurts there, but it was too long of a hike for a chilly day.
We had a blast, and are so thankful for such wonderful friends!
Dave met up with us at the cabin, and we enjoyed spending two nights there. The kids played together so well, and Henry and Norah especially enjoyed hide and seek.
We visited another state park--Glendalaugh State Park. We hiked around and looked at the historical building there. The colors were pretty, but not quite as vibrant as Lake Maria. We were hoping to check out the yurts there, but it was too long of a hike for a chilly day.
We had a blast, and are so thankful for such wonderful friends!
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My Beautiful Hometown Kadiri
The lazy sun half awake and half asleep, rubbing its sleepy eyes one golden misty morning
Rising from the soft pillow of a hill, peeped into my hometown Kadiri, nestled in a valley of hills
Lo behold, a sparrow's chatter, a chanticleer's crow, some men rinsing, and some leaving their modest dwelling
Off they are before the sun wakes up and blazes a nascent orange ray, some to a mosque to pray and some to ring the temple bells!
Womenfolk done with their ablutions, bring out their kitchen utensils and light their hearth
Preparing school boxes for the kids, before men return from their morning prayer
The Sun stretching its arms, rises from its heavenly bed, to dance with the eager earth
Milk men knocking on each door to drop the daily milk can, greet households and many a wayfarer
By now, up and about, the Sun a refulgent red, delights many a worshipper
Here a musician dipping in the lake's cold water, training his vocal chords
There a disciple doing Surya Namaskaras, to restrain his mind and soak in the star's lustre
Daily laborers hurrying to their landlords, and teachers eager to impart a morning lesson to their keen wards
Streets now bustling about, men gather around hotels for a coffee sip and their daily dose of gossip
Children at school pledging their daily oath, and singing "Jana Gana Mana", my majestic national anthem
Markets busy with sellers of wares and hagglers, and women balancing a basket of produce on their slender hip
Men feeding spicy stories of the day to one another, and housewives going about their daily chores in tandem...
The sun is rotund now, a flaming yellow of molten gold
Rustic sights strewn around - bullock carts ferrying the loads, and of horses untied and fed from grass bundles
Tractors of municipal water with forceful spouts arriving in streets, causing a commotion to unfold
A pastoral delight for an urbanite oblivious to such an idyllic sight, of Kadiri's peerless quiet – of men moving about town by bicycle pedals
The sun having aligned all the sun-flowers eastward, now sends the fortunate scurrying for their afternoon siesta
School-girls heading homeward on foot along the highway, unfolding before them many a hacienda, and a rainbow like vista!
But, the heat scorching a laborer's bare back, drying the cow dung spread on the poor man's meager hut, and trickling as drops of sweat down a rickshaw-puller's brow
Looming over the shoulder of a basket woman, resting her basket at every door hoping to entice a buyer, flailing her arms to wave away a crow
The sun now plays hide and seek with twilight, birds sing their chirpy song, sparrows chatter and start flying to their nest
A twinkling light here, a twinkling light there, women come to the verandah for their evening chat
Aromas from every hut and house gently wade across to the nostril, and decibels go up in the air from the Musician's street
A posse of adolescent girls dressed in silk, with kumkum on their head, and flowers for the deity in hand, strut along the Temple street
Ah my town's quaint topography, littered with a street for every craft, each with its unique sheen
A Musician's street where every evening to Sa Re Ga Ma, the instruments spring to life
A bangle street with rows of iridescent bangles stacked atop each other on the way to the temple
A goldsmith's street thronged by women, burqa-clad or kumkum-smeared, vying to copy each other's fancy design
There's the Butcher's row with that unmistakably assailing odor of meat
The Temple street lined with carts of fried pakodas and panipuri - puffed bread filled with tangy water
The Mosque street, Potters street, Welders street, Beedi-rollers, Barbers' and Bamboo weavers street
And the Tower Clock Road, an address sought-after and a hub for all commerce
My historic town has also many a claim to fame, each replete with a stark legend
The banyan tree "Thimmamma Marrimanu" sprawling about five acres to grace the Guinness
The naked poet Yogi Vemana's immortal "Viswadabhi Rama Vinura Vema" verses - ageless wisdom encapsulated
Abode to Lord Narasimha's temple, a natural forest "Batrepalle" - habitat to many an endangered species, and "Kadiri malle", the wild Jasmine – a one of a kind exotic species
Not to forget its notorious reputation – as a town of gallant lovers; Nothing on earth dare tear apart, such a love no matter how fierce the force
Eternal home of "Chandar and Mohiyar" – the inter-caste pair worshipped by loveless couples till date - legend has it that the lovers' corpses refused to separate even in death
Timeless proclamations such as <"Till death do us apart", by their legendary love rendered vacuous!
Obsessive are lovers born of the soil, at the altar of unaccepted love many have sacrificed even their breath.
Festive is my town's spirit with a season to celebrate every occasion; Much fanfare, fireworks and many a fancy ritual
A giant ornate temple pulled across town by thousands of frenzied devotees by ropes thick as temple columns, on "Teru" - The Car Festival
Children dressed in colourful new robes accompany men folk to "Eidgaah" on splendid Ramadan and Bakrid, to offer their solemn prayers
Dussehra - a visual delight - ten different Hindu forms of the Lord, each with his consort, on a flamboyant parade take ten evening processions
Frolic in the grove "Bagh Tamasha", when families pack their wares and off they go to a Mango Orchard
Swinging high on trees, girls in ponytails tied in rainbow like ribbons, running helter skelter, get lost for a day, Oh such untold fun!
Horse carts lining the roads leading to the grove, bearing man, woman, cooking stocks - for poor horses alas such a heavy load!
In splendid florescent color the grove springs to life, and pulsates with many a joyful shriek and tune
Summer, Winter or the Monsoon, of seasons in Kadiri, my recollections are vivid
Snake charmers luring children on the street with a cobra swaying to the flute
Whip-lashersin hardened sinews whipping themselves in frenzy, to make their daily ends meet
An lucky frog tied to the rope and paraded on a searing summer day, to please the rain gods and beseech the rain
Summer belonged to the terrace, women kneading exotic semolina from wet dough, drying friable snacks in the sun
Retiring to terrace at dusk, and chasing birds and preposterous monkeys in daylight; Of half-day school, oh how I loved the season!
Making circles on ground with chalk and jumping about, boys playing marbles on the street, such simple joys unknown to adult reason!
Plying yogurt drink with mustard and coriander in black earthen pots pushed on buttermilk carts, and palm fruits on baskets – wow how delectable the summer selection!
Winter belonged to the blankets, grannies shivering and undoing husk from wet exotic nuts and lentil
Such treasures for a child – grandmas' bouts of laughter, recounting each funny tale, old friends diving together into a colorful memory lane
Dense fog - a beautiful winter shroud for the sleepy town, surrounded on each side by a pretty hill
And hunting trips to adjacent forests where game came out in moonlight to graze in the chill
Come monsoon, time to bathe in Battrepalle's majestic waterfalls
Picnic at the flooding lakes, catch the tiniest fish with hands and squeal with delight
The odd pleasures my small town offered, far from the bustling crowds, zoos or big malls
Dancing on the terrace to drizzles of rain, but of course, in rain no flying the kite!
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Chris Brown spit a hot freestyle on NYC radio the other day, but some people are saying his bars were clearly written. Watch and decide for yourself.
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Buffalo is on the move and a couple fleets of luxury vehicles are helping us get there in style! If you dream of driving a Maserati coupe, wake up and do it! A new Maserati dealership is right around the corner, bringing that Italian flair to Western New York.
He's met President Obama twice. He's chatted with Prince Harry, Gary Sinise, Bradly Cooper and other celebrities. But what Timothy Payne is really all about is for fighting for our freedoms, and that's why we salute this wounded warrior, an American hero in our community.
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We got our Jaguar X-type back five weeks after the accident. It looks fine and drives fine. The body shop bill was $8K, then there was some trim that was done at the Jaguar dealership. Between the tow, the body shop, the dealership charges and the rental car costs, I think Chubb paid out about $13K. The claims agent says she will 'look into' diminished value.
They don't have all of DH's ER bills yet. (His back improved after two weeks. It was a nasty shock though!) What an unnecessary and unwelcome event, plus weeks of dealing with the claims.
Thanks for support and advice here!
I'm bringing this up again because Chubb has yet to settle the personal injury portion of this accident. Someone called today and is sending medical release forms because they have been unable to get my DH's statements from his visit to the ER on the day of the accident.
I'm grateful he had no further physical problems once his sore back and ribs recovered, but...we have spent a LOT of time fussing and worrying over this incident. It was a nice autumn day until BAM! this kid hit our car. It took weeks to get our car back -- hours of time dealing with the aftermath.
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Updated: 06/26/2014 - ATOKA COUNTY, OK -- Atoka County residents will soon be able to enjoy a mixed drink with their meals at restaurants.
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Starz is taking a seat at the unscripted table.
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Emmy-nominated Project Greenlight producer Chris Moore created the 10-episode competition series that will follow two directors through the process of bringing their first feature to the screen. The series will premiere in the fall on Starz.
First-time filmmakers Shane Dawson and Anna Martemucci will separately adapt How Soon Is Now, a coming-of-age feature-length comedy that chronicles the first Thanksgiving homecoming weekend for a handful of college freshmen who are fumbling toward adulthood. The script was written by Dan Schoffer and produced by Josh Shader.
The Chair will document the creation, marketing and theatrical release of both adaptations, which will also air on Starz. Both directors will be given the same budget and both films will use locations in the same city. Through multiplatform voting, the audience will determine which director will take home $250,000. Star Trek and Heroes alum Zachary Quinto and his producing partners Corey Moosa, Neal Dodson and Sean Akers will be featured alongside Moore and Shader in the series and will serve as mentors to both Dawson and Martemucci.
Dawson is a YouTube breakout whose channel features more than 10 million subscribers and 1 billion-plus views. Martemucci is a writer, actor and filmmaker who most recently received critical recognition for her independent film Breakup at a Wedding, which she starred in and wrote.
Both directors will have creative leeway to develop their film using their own ingenuity and distinct experience. Screenplay rewrites, the casting of actors, hiring of crewmembers -- even the name of the film -- will be up to the directors and documented in the series.
The Chair is exec produced by Moore (Good Will Hunting) and Anthony B. Sacco in partnership with Starz and in association with Steel Town Entertainment Project and Point Park University in Pittsburgh; and Quinto's production company, Before the Door Pictures. The project is also supported by Animal Inc. and Allegheny County.
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I applied online. The process took 6 weeks – interviewed at Republic Airways in December 2014.Interview Details
I was on their website and saw that they were having an information session Dec. 30th In Chicago. So I the rsvp'd to the email given on the website to get the location details. There were about 40-50 ppl waiting to go into the rooms. Once we sat down there were about 5-6 ppl representing republic and presenting the information. We learned the rate of pay and the different branches of republic... By the end of the presentation you are told you must choose if you want to do republic or chataqua. Then we sat in the presentation room while the 5-6 ppl would call us one by one for individual interviews. They asked basic questions. Major things they want to hear is how you love customer service and how important safety is, so make sure you stress both of those into your answers.Then they asked which branch of the airlines did you want to work for. Finally they asked you to read a preflight announcement. I would suggest practice reading random articles out loud so you sound natural when they listen to you. Once that is done they give you a chance to ask them any questions. Finally they say you should hear from us with in the next couple of weeks.
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ATLANTA -- Florida coach Urban Meyer likes to say he wants the fastest team in America, and by god, he just might have it. But the No. 4 Gators didn't win the Southeastern Conference championship game and, in all likelihood, a chance to play for the crystal football because they ran past No. 1 Alabama.
"Our team is a tough team," Florida sophomore cornerback Joe Haden said. "The only reason they look past our toughness is our speed. They said we were a speed team and they were a tough team. We're just as tough. We can still be pretty and fast and tough at the same time."
And better. Don't forget better.
The scoreboard said No. 4 Florida defeated No. 1 Alabama 31-20, but the game played before a record crowd of 75,892 in the Georgia Dome felt more like a WBC championship than an SEC championship. It should have been scored on a 10-point must system for 15 rounds. Through five lead changes and three ties, momentum whipsawed from one sideline to the other.
"That's one of the best college football games I know I've ever been a part of," Meyer said after the game Saturday night. "That was a dogfight. That was toughness. That was check your will and come back and play in the fourth quarter."
As the old joke goes, that Tim Tebow sure is lucky. Every team he is on wins. The junior quarterback burnished his campaign to repeat as Heisman Trophy winner by leading the Gators on touchdown drives of 62 and 65 yards in the fourth quarter.
"There's a special something inside of him," Meyer said, "and I'm not talking about throwing [14-for-22 for 216 yards and 3 touchdowns], I'm not talking about running [17 rushes for 57 yards], I'm talking about the ability to make the level of play of everyone else around him better."
For Alabama to beat Florida, the Crimson Tide would have to play the kind of football they had played to win their first 12 games. That would mean controlling the ball. That would mean playing without errors. That would mean winning third downs on both sides of the ball. And in the fourth quarter, Alabama's dominance and toughness would wear down Florida and produce a victory.
Let's just say that all that pregame talk didn't go unnoticed by the orange and blue.
"They heard that once or twice. They heard it this morning," Florida offensive coordinator Dan Mullen said of the Gators. "The coaches heard it. The line coaches. The strength coaches. You couldn't help but hear it. And certainly the players had a lot of pride in the game they were going to play. And they played it."
Mullen, standing in the middle of the Gators' locker room, looked down at the sheet of final statistics in his right hand.
"I see a very, very, well-played football game," Mullen said of his offense. "7-of-13 on third down against the No. 1 third-down defense in the country. To me, that was a huge one. Time of possession we had 32 minutes [32:04]. And we outrushed them [142 yards to 136]."
And the Gators did it all without receiver Percy Harvin, who does more to spread the field for Tebow than anyone else on the Gators' offense. Harvin, who suffered a high ankle sprain last week at Florida State, didn't dress. Not for lack of trying.
"An hour before kickoff, he's begging the trainers to find a way to get him on the field," Mullen said.
Mullen begged, too.
"I told the trainers: You pick the best steak house in town, you and your families, I got you -- if Percy can score a touchdown," he said.
"So they countered with, 'Can you put him in at the goal line and let him dive in from 1 yard out?'"
Harvin, Mullen said, will be out for another two weeks. But he is expected to play in the Gators' bowl game. More important, in Harvin's absence, Tebow's three touchdowns went to three different receivers -- Carl Moore, David Nelson and Riley Cooper.
Tebow did not try to pick on a particular corner, but with Alabama's safeties focused on the run game, Tebow found which receivers were being covered one-on-one and put the ball where only they could catch it.
The Alabama offense established a power running game between the tackles. In the third quarter, with the Florida defense drawn in, Tide quarterback John Parker Wilson found freshman wideout Julio Jones time after time. The Crimson Tide held the ball more than 10½ minutes during two scoring drives to go ahead 20-17.
But the second drive, which Leigh Tiffin finished with a 27-yard field goal, decided the game. When Alabama didn't score a touchdown, the momentum switched one final time.
"We kind of ran out of gas in the fourth quarter a little bit in what was a very tough, physical game," Alabama head coach Nick Saban said.
"We couldn't get off the field," Alabama corner Javier Arenas said. "They wouldn't let us."
Alabama made other mistakes, too. Arenas lost track of where he caught a kickoff and stepped out of bounds at the Tide 4. The Gators forced a punt, took over the ball near midfield and drove for a touchdown right before halftime to lead 17-10.
Two of the Gators' touchdown drives got boosts from Alabama personal fouls.
Even with those errors, Florida needed nearly all 60 minutes to put the Tide away.
"My body was worn out," Gators defensive lineman Carlos Dunlap said. "I knew if I passed out, they would take care of me. I was not coming off the field. Alabama did a good job. They made it tough for us. It was our toughest game this season."
And their best. And college football's best, too. The BCS Championship Game has a hard act to follow.
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Windows 93 is so good. This browser-based 'operating system' by Zombectro and Jankenpopp is a trippy homage to the Windows 3.1 — 95 era one can lose himself in.
We can marry you off, wholesale.
Like a treatment for an unfilmed episode of Black Mirror, Terence Eden visualizes an Evil Future Facebook engaging in wholesale manipulation of user behaviour for
optimal happiness Max Capitalism™. It's a good thing this is fun but irrealistic fiction. Oh, wait. The Null Device
It may be what these days they call clickbait, but I am so in the target demographic for this: The ways people described computers in the 1990s are hilarious, indeed. The stock footage section has shades of intense creepiness and I am possibly blocking memories of armies of Poser businessmen ever being a recurring motif; still @-signal psychedelia is Much the Nineties.
Every Insanely Mystifying Paradox in Physics
Clifford Pickover (who still rocks a 90s website, complete with a counter) has compiled a list for our brain-exploding pleasure. Warning: links lead into further Wikipedia rabbit holes, make sure you've got a few free hours before clicking.
How Your Camera Works
Don't be put off by the fact that this comes from a technical publication about software development: Daniel Eggert wrote a great article about how digital cameras work, checking all the boxes in succint and easy to understand manner.
A Truncated Story of Infinity, by Paul Trillo, is an interesting presentation of the Multiverse hypothesis through a small 'boy-meets-girl' story in which everything that can happen, does happen. Do watch. Filmmaker Magazine
One of my absolutely favourite websites lately has been The Public Domain Review, a journal by the Open Knowledge Foundation celebrating public domain trasures. For instance, Flowers in the Sky presents changing depictions of astronomical phenomena over the centuries (I really like the above 16th century German illustration of a comet seen five centuries prior).
The Review also published its Book of Selected Essays, which I received recently and thoroughly recommend.
Who needs Blade Runner? Vincent LaForet's Gotham 7.5K presents New York City at night as photographed from a helicopter flying at its 7500 feet (about 2300 meters) ceiling. Vincent's description of the flight is worth reading; as someone made very uncomfortable by heights I can't but describe these photos as brave.
I find it also interesting that my first reaction to some of the photos was to think they were screenshots of some Sim City game: on one hand the photos are incredibly sharp but at the height they were taken most street-level detail is gone and the buildings are far away from the camera to resemble some kind of axonometric projection. Then there is the way some parts of the city are dominated by blue or purple hues, opposing the more mundane orange and yellow streets: probably an artifact of color balance, but one that gives off a decidedly cool sci-fi vibe. As tungsten and sodium are on their way out, though, this present vibe is probably something to cherish. DesignerNews
It's a repost, I know, but Annick Gerardin's undated photo (apparentely sourced from the album Paris entre Chats) is the perfect cute chaser after Sunday's unpleasant retrospective. 2015 needs more cats and more dogs.
Twenty fourteen: twenty thirteen part II
Like 2013, I think last year was a "year without qualities". It was not a good year, not even an interesting year. At the very least, things didn't turn out as bad personally, and whatever my problems, complains and sorrows were, they were the problems, complains and sorrows of someone privileged to be safe and healthy: I even made good on 2004's (sic) New Year resolution of starting to exercise.
Still, looking outward, 2014 was a garbage year full of bad omens. That has been extensively covered, and both you and I would gain nothing if I were to relist all the tragedies, most still unfolding. If you must, Charlie Brooker, a clever and funny man, tries his best at a humourous recap and fails; there was little fun in 2014. Still, I may add that that something like the 'Dark Enlightment' is even an idea proves the kind of thinking that produced ISIS is not the exclusive of any particular religion or country; I came to realize that the political Right is, for all its pretenses, a black hole: there is no point at which conservatives would be satisfied and say "society is as we want it", for there would always exist a Right, pointing toward anarchy and despotic barbarism — the post-apocalyptic fantasies of gun-fiend survivalists, every man for himself against hordes of zombies, or perhaps immigrants, seeming more like a political programme than a genuine fear.
How have things in Portugal been? Interesting, in a bad way. Late last year our former Prime Minister, José Sócrates, was arrested on vague charges, and is still in prison in order to be investigated for… some kind of corruption, or whatever. Such a situation presents us with two possibilities: A. Sócrates is a crook whom, like Al Capone, was finally caught because of something smaller like tax evasion and is now undergoing thorough investigation; B. Sócrates is a political prisioner, arrested at the airport upon entering the country, reporters of our local Fox News clone already at the scene, spinning stories for the naïve involving suitcases full of money. I truly prefer option A., even though one suspects B., and one will never ever know. Whatever the outcome in the courts, Sócrates will remain Schrödinger's PM, such is the nature of our politics. At the same time, one of Portugal's biggest banks failed and was bailed out by the government, its coffers were apparently robbed blind by the bankster family that ran it to the ground, and while nobody is arrested people are still told that socialism ends when the money ends and other assorted Thatcherite catchphrases, apparentely because people live in a paralel universe to that of finance.
There are multiple such universes though, and the media makes sure one never knows in which universe one currently resides. Charlie Brooker's report I linked above includes a segment by Adam Curtis on how media is used to obfuscate, confuse and leave citizens in a state of anxious acceptance. But while right, I think Curtis is late to the premediation party: it's not just Putin, it's not just the British government learning some KGB-fu. It's everyone, everywhere: societies became societies of actors and societies of artifice, reality has been vanquished. In 2014 we even found out that Facebook Inc. tampers with the information you are presented (as they were obviously going to do), so you can't even trust the mediated representations of your 'friends'. Take it away, Reza Farazmand:
Reality has also been vanquished in my city of Porto, Best European Disneyland of the Year for a number of travel magazines, its votes rigged or its journalists handsomely treated by the local hostel industry. Disneyland Porto does seem like a nice place to live, but in this universe all I see are lots of new and somewhat pricier coffee shops, gourmet burger joints and gin & tonic bars that seem like good places to hang out with my friends, hadn't most of them, even those with kids, been forced to look for a job abroad (a great way for a government to lower unemployment, by the way). But hey, the city's rebranding apparently makes being a 35 year old living in a shared apartment all worthwhile.
Still, I can't really complain much about 2014 on a personal level. My 2013 complaints about miscommunication (and miscommunity) in the connected age remain, so do my complaints about precariousness in work and in love. I had a health scare that fortunately turned out to be nothing, but made me aware of the realities of ageing, while hardly feeling like an adult yet. But still, I had a full year, in which I traveled, made an effort in getting to know people and engaging with different kinds of activities — from videography, both on the street and with a theatre company, to both visiting and selling at flea markets, from working up some of the required "benevolent anger" in thinking about software and citizenship to teaching at the college; all while neglecting my PhD, casting that dark shadow of guilt I'll have to learn how to manage in to 2015.
One can't but to look forward to a new year, it always feels like a fresh page. So, considering how long it took for me to start going to a gym, I think that one resolution — of balancing my PhD's work and guilt throughout the year — will be enough.


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KVA stands for kilovolt-amps. A volt-amp is equal to a watt, which can be used to measure the resistive load or DC current. Amps are used to measure electrical current. If you were setting up an electrical circuit, you would need to verify that the system could handle the level of electrical current you would need for the amount of KVA you were going to use. To calculate amps from KVA, you need to know the power efficiency and the voltage of the circuit.
Look up the power factor of your device by checking the owner's manual. According to PowerStream Technologies, it can be over 90 percent for certain computer power devices while heavy power motors can drop down to 35 percent.
Multiply the number of KVA by 1,000 to convert to VA. For example, if you had 2 KVA, you would get 2,000.
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Mu Dynamics' Mu-4000 Analyzer and Published Vulnerability Attacks take a hammer to our UTMs
Ixia's IxLoad system was key to our scenario-based UTM test by allowing us to fire a baseline of legitimate traffic through the devices' various firewall interfaces and VPNs. The Mu test tool let us systematically test each UTM's attack blocking capabilities. Only by using the Mu tool were we able to measure the impact of attacks on performance and to learn that the threat defenses of some UTMs leave a lot to be desired.
The Mu-4000, with Mu's Published Vulnerability Attacks module, does not replay captured attacks, but rather generates attacks against known vulnerabilities according to the environment under test and in compliance with the industry's common taxonomy. The attacks can be run against actual devices (Web servers, switches, routers, firewalls) or in pass-through mode, where the Mu-4000 connects through a device (like a UTM) and attacks a simulated server on another Mu-4000 interface.
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The biggest complaint that I've heard about the Barley Crusher is the passive roller not catching causing the grain to not get pulled through. Here's an attempt at a fix.
The mills come with an o-ring that drives the passive roller, but the first time you run grain through it gets chewed up and spit out by the combination of grain and the knurled roller. What I did was to turn both end of the rollers enough so that a 1/8" thick quad shaped o-ring would slip over one roller and contact the other. This way the rubber o-ring never comes in contact with the knurl. I stuck some aluminum tape on the inside of the hopper to deflect the grain away from the o-rings. If these things hold up, this idea would be easy for the manufacture to incorporate into production. Can't wait to start getting my royalty checks.
A while back I purchased a gear motor off eBay for $20. Not the best specs to drive a mill. 58 in/lbs start up torque, 90 in/lbs running torque but only 30 RPM. I had the mill apart so took the opportunity to motorize. Crushed about a pound of grain and it worked fine. The speed is pretty slow, but it sure beats hand cranking and the battery on my cordless drill won't make it through a big grain bill.
That's really good. What size O-Ring did you use?
This mod has no effect on the gap between the rollers? If I have this straight, that O ring placed on one roller should impact the second.
I must be missing something. Thanks for the idea. I am having that issue with my BC and am about to trash it.
I thought all it took was a little vegetable oil from time to time. I had the issue of the roller not moving, but then oiled the sucker up...good as new.
More points than I would get for just being lazy and looking for the easy way out