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Comment: Re:Fixed costs & whining (Score 1) 462
The range is not great, but Fiat offers free rentals at major agencies for three years for long trips.
As a daily driver for the average commute it is totally sufficient (and saves the owner money, considering the incentives in place)
Comment: Re:Backfire (Score 1) 462
I bought a portable power connection unit and fast charge at home, work and in-laws.
Public charging stations use multiple payment systems and are often occupied.
BTW, welcome to the Golden State, it's a great place to live, in spite of the nay-sayers.
Comment: Re:He'll have his work cut out for him (Score 4, Interesting) 462
As I wrote in another comment in this thread, I actually did the math, and based on my driving needs cost-wise the 500e is a net savings (including cost of the car) for me (compared to the car I was driving when I decided on the 500e) over five years.
Plus, it is fun to drive. This is subjective, of course.
It's clearly not for everyone and every situation, and even though Fiat offers free rentals at major agencies for those longer trips, I am glad that we have a second (ICE) car in the family.
Comment: Re:Wouldn't be worth it anyways (Score 1) 462
With the subsidies, the effective price is about 20K which seems right, especially since fun-wise it is more comparable to the fuel-based Abarth version
Comment: Re:Indirect tax (Score 2) 462
Comment: Re:Raise the Price (Score 3, Interesting) 462
The price difference is $15350
You forget the government incentives. $2,500 from the State of California; $7,500 from the federal government and $2,000 from FIAT themselves.
The effective difference is is then $3,350.
I actually did my homework, and the result was that for my old car (Audi A4, 25 mpg avg.) at 4.29-4.49 per gallon (Premium Fuel) the savings with the FIAT 500e for my daily commute were such that with the incentives, the rest of the car cost amortizes in about 5 years.
Plus the car is fun to drive.
Comment: Re:Oh noes, I can't drive X miles (Score 1) 398
Electric vehicles are actually best in stop-and-go situations which is why I altered my commute to include a bit more surface street (incidentally this also allows for completing errands on the way to or from work in a more time efficient manner). This bit of detour via surface streets adds maybe 10 min to my drive and allows me to arrive home after a full roundtrip with no recharge with more than 25% charge left.
However: I admittedly do have an advantage to most people as my work has a 30A 240V outlet close to the parking lot that I can plug my portable charging station into (a Level 2 device); this will top me up in 1.5 hours, i.e. I leave work with a full charge, thus massively increasing the vehicles utility on the way home.
For me the electric vehicle was a simple cost-benefit calculation. With government subsides and incentives, it will have cost the same to purchase as the gas powered version and operating costs are significantly lower. Based on my commute and my previous car, I estimate that in 5 years I will have saved enough money in gas and maintenance vs electricity to fully pay for the vehicle (in compariosn to have kept my current car)
We do have a second gas-powered vehicle and Fiat gave me 12 free rental days at major rental car companies for free for 3 years, so that covers longer trips.
As others have said, I think for many people in urban environment an electric commuter car could work, for more rural place snot so much.
The biggest issue will be charging when you need to if you don't own your home or have to streetpark. I happen to be lucky enough to be able to charge at 240V at home, work and at various family in the area.
Public charging stations are hit and miss, many different payment systems (I am a member of 3) and often occupied (by vehicles charging or ICE vehicles blocking the spot) and sometimes non-functional. Literally, YMMV. It works for me.
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Comment: Not surprising (Score 4, Interesting) 529
Having managed a (partially) telecommuting workforce before, nothing is more frustrating than not being able to reach people or get answers in a timely manner.
It really depends on the combination of management, tasks, and individuals to make telecommuting work.
In my personal case, admittedly, we had insufficient procedure for measuring progress to ensure equal productivity through telecommuting, and people were quick to take advantage of that (yes, I am admitting management failure here) This was not in an IT-related field but a more traditional business field.
Comment: Re:Still Waiting (Score 2) 141
I have used both and am quite impressed.
The Bitfenix is a bit "cheaper" feeling than the LianLi, but better for CPUs needing better cooling.
Agree on the PSU, though.
Comment: Re: samba - racist (Score 5, Informative) 162
Comment: Why does it look like there is no gravity? (Score 1) 206
Since there is gravity on the Moon, wouldn't the fabric have come down to hang close to the pole, i.e. just like it would on a calm day on Earth?
But it's obviously difficult to tell what one is looking at exactly.
Comment: Re:Is this Apple or MS? (Score 1) 251
email client: eMailganizer
Browser: Atomic
MP3 Player: MP3Player [that's the name]
All in the AppStore. Found by a quick google search, no less.
Maybe the reason for the lack of choice in such apps is that there is just not a big market for them since the built-in iOS apps meet the needs of
Suffice it to say, the walled-garden argument is not the end-all reason for the lack of certain apps.
Comment: Re:Unfortunately, you're an idiot. (Score 1) 151
It's a welfare system, and they win.
Personally, I don't see how switching my (income-earning, tax-paying) lifestyle to a welfare one would be a win, but I am sure you must be right. After all, people everywhere in the US are just lining up and asking for wage decreases in order to earn as little as possible so they can apply for federal programs... Wealth is different from income and is taxed differently, usually much to the advantage of those with wealth. The great myth is that wealth is always earned (through income and wise choices) by the person benefitting from it. In the real world, wealth is passed on.

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Hi there, I bought a plant labeled as Cherokee Chocolate at a local plant sale that has turned out to not be that variety but an unknown one that both the garden I bought it from, Sunshine Community Garden in Austin TX, and the garden that grew the plants for them, San Gabriel Valley Farms in Georgetown TX, can't identify for the life of us. I even went through every plant on the plant sale list to no avail. The tomatoes are very pear-shaped and striped green but are a littler larger than other "cherub" style varieties. A big batch of them have ripened, which seems to happen when they get a golden color to them, and are quite tasty but I'm curious to see if any of you might have a idea. I posted it on this hybrid list because I feel that the person at the community garden who collected the seeds must have inadvertently cross-pollinated two varieties without realizing and was wondering if any of you fine folks who actually have experience with that could fill me in on whether that's even possible. I'm posting a couple of pictures of the tomatoes, both on the vine and ripened in a bowl with a couple of other varieties. Btw, my roommate bought the plant that produced the red-orange tomato at Whole Foods and that was labeled as a Purple Russian, which it obviously isn't, so we actually have two we're not sure of. Anything you could add would most certainly help us.
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remodel fp with dry wall?
We're about to buy a house that has a wood burning fireplace in the LR. Great, except for the fake rock all around and above it (if you "knock" on it, it sounds hollow). We'd like to demo the "rock" and do somethng very modern, clean and simple. Like dry wall/plaster. Is dry wall a fire hazard? I feel like it would be, but I'm completely ignorant about this! If not dry wall, what would be the next best thing? We'd love smooth stucco, but that may be too expensive. Any help and/or suggestions are appreciated. Thanks in advance!
I suggest you hire a competent chimney sweep to clean the chimney. (You should do this anyway unless the seller has proof of having done that recently.) And you can ask the chimney sweep about your remodeling ideas. He should be able to tell you what you can safely do.
The general principle is: You need a certain distance between the firebox and combustible material, which is called the "clearance." Something within the clearance must be noncombustible, like tile, rock, metal, etc. because it is likely to get very hot and might catch fire if it's combustible. So the trick is to figure out what the clearances are for your particular chimney. For prefab units, the manufacturer usually tells you what they are so the installer can do a safe installation. If yours is not a prefab, you need to get a "reasonable" estimate from a competent chimney guy.
If you do not like that whole stone wall look, I am sure that much of it can probably be replaced with drywall, just so long as you observe the clearance limits, whatever they are. If you cannot get a straight answer about your clearances from a chimney sweep (they may not all be knowledgeable, and most are not "certified") you might go to the website hearth.com and post your question there. The guys on that website just love to answer questions about fireplaces. It may be possible to figure out the clearances by lighting a fire and feeling around the firebox, or maybe there's a laser device that reads the temperatue of surfaces. The guys in hearth will tell you.


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PCR footprinting strategy used to confirm or reject putative essential genes. a) Diagrammatic representation of the strategy. PCR is performed using a gene specific primer 50–300 bases upstream of the start codon, and a primer corresponding to the transposon sequence. b) Agarose gel showing sample results. M – size markers, lane 1 – SAOUHSC_00862 (non-essential), lane 2 – SAOUHSC_01672 (essential). Each band represents a PCR product of a different size, corresponding to a transposon insertion in a different position. The white boxes represent the product size range expected for transposon insertions within the gene. For essential genes this region does not contain bands, since cells with insertions in this region are not viable.
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1359 Yorkland Rd has a Walk Score of 48 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
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A Providential Escape Poem by James McIntyre
Providential escape of Ruby and Niel McLeod, children of Angus McLeod,
Ingersoll, little Neil McKay McLeod, a child three years of age, was carried
under a covered raceway, upwards of one hundred yards, the whole distance
being either covered over with roadway, buildings or ice.
A wonderous tale we now do trace,
Of little children fell in race ;
The youngest of these little dears,
The boy's age is but three years.
While coasting o'er the treacherous ice-
precious pearls of great price-
The elder Ruby, the daughter,
Was rescued from the ice cold water.
But horrid death each one did feel
Had sure befallen poor little Neil ;
Consternation did people fill,
And they cried 'shut down the mill.'
But still no person yet could tell
What had the poor child befel [sic] ;
The covered race, so long and dark,
Of hopes there scarcely seemed a spark.
Was he held fast as if in vice,
Wedged 'mong the timbers and the ice,
Or, was there for him ample room
For to float down the narrow flume?
Had he found there a watery grave,
Or been borne on crest of wave ?
Think of the mothers agony, wild,
Gazing through dark tunnel for her child.
But soon as Partlo started mill,
Through crowd there ran a joyous thrill,
When he was quickly borne along,
The little hero of our song.
Alas ! of life there is no trace,
And be is black all over face ;
Though he then seemed as if in death,
Yet quickly, they restored his breath.
Think now how mother she adored
Her sweet dear child, to her restored,
And her boundless gratitude
Unto the author of all good.
Swept through dark passage 'neath the road,
Saved only by the hand of God,
No wonder Father now feels proud
Of little Niel McKay McLeod.
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Booked double room, owner promptly tried to give me single room and argued when I took the key back and asked for double room. Owner also argued over providing me extra towels so I could shower my children.
Room was dumpy and smelled funky, location was shady.
Price and room was very clean. Bed was comfortable, paid ahead so check in and out was fast.
I needed to check in at 8 am but they refused to let me before noon. The hotel was practically empty so go figure, so I HAD to pay for 2 nights to get the time I needed. On top of that that pool and hot tub were out of commission which is also why booked.
It was clean.
The fact that the hot tub was broken and clearly broken for a long time as there was dirt in it . for what people pay each night They either need to discount or fix it quick ! The pool room had ICE On the inside of the room bc it was too cold ! Redic !
Wet rug and rude clerks
Everything they over booked the staff was rude and on helpful .
Stay away !!!!
kids enjoyed waterslides
Too many people for such a small facility; extremely crowded. long lines
Placed a breakfast order, when it didn't come at the time I called and they said it would be a few minutes 20 minutes later still no breakfast. Finally told them to cancel the order which they did (no charge).
Room and view was amazing. Staff was really friendly. Location was perfect for access to downtown and attractions.
Prices at hotel lounge were rediculously high.
The employees were awesome. They actually talked to you like they cared what you were saying and when I did have a problem with the toilet they fixed it right away. The employees and guess were not judgemental at all especially since we were in costumes.
The pool was very dirty, and yes I know its free breakfast but wasnt a good varity of food both days i was there but the staff help make up for that.
The Lady who worked at night was extremely friendly.
The bed made me itch half the night. So much so that I ended up sleeping in my car because when I went to the front desk to complain, no one was there except for a sign. I was too tired to wait and I had a long day ahead of me. The fridge was also dirty.
Studio like apartment. ..
Would like queen to b able to choose between double and queen gor the same exoress desl
Close to a lot of shopping and restaurants.
Loud hallways, no hair dryer in the room
The rooms were clean and for the price the hotel as a whole was good. The convenience to where we needed to go each day.
The wifi service was terrible. We were not able to connect to it on our laptop at all while there. When I went to the front desk to ask about it they told me I could sit in the lobby and use it. NOT!
It was run down and scary! I would not recommend this hotel to anyone! I should have been paid to stay there!
there was not really anything to like
Unfortunately the hotel is really a low end property. I booked it because it was the only place available at the time, but it leaves a lot to be desired. It is non smoking apparently but the whole place and our room smelled like smoke. Also the humidity was really bad and pretty uncomfortable to sleep it.
***There were NO elevators*** this was huge, we had to carry heavy bags up and down stairs...
The hotel didn't feel at all "unsafe" just very low grade. If they were charging $50-60/night that would make sense, but it was $120/night so we checked out half way through our stay and went somewhere else.
great motel for price--huge clean pool
had to go outside to reach pool- work out area but well worth it (20 ft)
Room was very clean & spacious.
Staff was extremely courteous and helpful. The room and breakfast were great. It was perfect for a weekend getaway.
It smelled very musty in my room.
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Zenwalk 5: A Distribution Worth Trying
While Ubuntu Linux continues to grow -- in both popularity and new advancements for the Linux ecosystem -- and dance in the limelight, it isn't the choice for everybody. For those that may still be searching for their right Linux mate, Zenwalk 5.0 is a distribution worth trying out. Previously we have referred to Zenwalk as an unsung hero among Linux distributions and with the forthcoming 5.0 release it asserts a very well rounded Xfce desktop.
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Kubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron Alpha 2
The second alpha release for the Ubuntu Hardy Heron family is now available. In addition to the new Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha 2 build, also updated are Kubuntu, Edubuntu, JeOS, Xunbuntu, Gobuntu, and Ubuntu Studio. The major changes impacting all of these distribution derivatives is a massive Debian update and switching over to the Linux 2.6.24 kernel. With Ubuntu 8.04, PulseAudio is also the default sound server. While KDE 4.0 packages are available for both Kubuntu 7.10 and Kubuntu 8.04, Kubuntu 8.04 Alpha 2 uses KDE 3.5.8 by default. In this release, some of the other updated packages include Amarok, Qt, Dikigam, and there is also Adobe Flash support in Konqueror.
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Early Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha Benchmarks
Ubuntu 8.04 Alpha 2 is due out tomorrow, and while we'll have more extensive testing as the Hardy Heron release nears in April, today we are publishing our first -- very initial -- benchmarks of Ubuntu 8.04 using the 12-19-2007 daily build and comparing these results to Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy Gibbon. These tests are focused upon OpenGL gaming, encoding, disk, and memory performance.
19 December 2007 - 3 Comments
Kubuntu + KDE 4.0 RC2
KDE 4.0 Release Candidate 2 was made available yesterday as the last testing release before the final KDE 4.0 build next month. If you've been wanting to try out this latest version of KDE 4.0, but aren't yet ready to fully upgrade, there are Linux LiveCDs already available that integrate KDE 4.0 RC2. Two of these LiveCDs are the OpenSuSE-based KDE Four Live 0.8 and a KDE 4.0 spin of Kubuntu.
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OpenSuSE 11.0 Alpha 0
The first alpha release of OpenSuSE 11.0 is now available for download. OpenSuSE 11.0 integrates a number of new packages, including GCC 4.3.0, the latest Linux 2.6.24 development kernel, X.Org 7.3, ALSA 1.0.15, GIMP 2.4, and Yast2 2.16. OpenSuSE 11.0 Alpha 0 is available as a DVD or via KDE and GNOME CD spins.
7 December 2007
Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Alpha: A First Look
The first alpha release of Ubuntu 8.04 was scheduled to be released today, but the official release has been pushed back until tomorrow. However, a preliminary CD image of this first alpha release for Ubuntu 8.04 LTS has surfaced today on the Internet. While there is still seven more Ubuntu 8.04 test releases planned before the final release of Hardy Heron in April, we have already started exploring this first Hardy Heron LiveCD.
29 November 2007 - 4 Comments
Mythbuntu 7.10: MythTV For Ubuntu
Last month, following the availability of Ubuntu 7.10 "Gutsy Gibbon" was the release of Mythbuntu 7.10. Mythbuntu is an Ubuntu derivative and has been around for less than a year, but they have been making great progress with this MythTV-optimized distribution. We have been testing out Mythbuntu 7.10 in several different configurations over the past few weeks and today we have our thoughts to share on it as well as a rough overview for those that may have not yet tried this Linux distribution.
18 November 2007
Foresight Linux 2.0 Alpha 1
With its lime green theme, the appearance of Foresight 2.0 Alpha 1 is certainly distinct from most other desktop Linux distributions. However, it's color theme is not all that's unique about this new development release. Foresight Linux 2.0 Alpha 1 contains an updated package set with GNOME 2.20.1 along with a Tar based installer for reduced install time, Compiz Fusion integration, new tool chain using GCC 4.1.1, and a smaller default install size.
12 November 2007
Ubuntu 7.10 & Fedora 8 Performance
Back in March we had compared the performance of Ubuntu and Fedora as we tested Ubuntu 6.10 and Fedora 6 along with development versions of Ubuntu 7.04 and Fedora 7. During those benchmarks, Ubuntu 7.04 Alpha 5 had a slight lead over Fedora but the race was extremely close. In August we compared Ubuntu and Fedora again along with Xubuntu, Mandriva, and SimplyMEPIS, but using older PC hardware. In these benchmarks, the results were also close but Mandriva was the leader. Now with the release of Fedora 8 last week, we have run a new set of benchmarks comparing it to the month-old Ubuntu 7.10.
12 November 2007
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old fridge
My fridge just died, do you think i could use it as a coldframe? Like bury it in the ground and put different doors on for Lids? it pains me to see big stuff like this go to the dump, just think of an appliance cemetery. What else can one use them for?
There was an excellent article in one of the garden mags several years ago about a gardener in a frozen place (maybe Alberta) who took several chest freezers from the landfill. She lined them up in her yard along the fence lid side up, removed the lids, painted them a garden-friendly color, filled them with soil and drain holes. They allowed her to get a very early start on the gardening season as the sides were insulated and retained the heat of the day. The insides of the chests were deep enough to allow her to grow all manner of cold weather crops.
No reason you can't do the same with your fridge.
great ideas!!! now i keep pondering how to make them esthetically pleasing.with either paint or recycled siding with paint, my hubby appreciates my repurpose theories as long as our place doesn't end up looking like a salvage yard. Those small chest freezers would be handy esp. if i put heavy duty casters on them....worm farming hmmmm i would love to do that but it gets -20 here in SE Montana!
thanks again for the feedback!
Just thought of another use, use it to hold your potting soil in. I buy the bales of potting soil and put it in an prefab fish pond I bought at Walmart a few years ago that seemed to have a leak. Its large enough to add amendments to and mix up without it winding up on the ground. You could also use it for rooting cuttings in, drill drain holes and put whatever media you like. I salvaged 2 old metal shelves that just looked old that already had holes in them, filled them with sand and root roses in with great success. The next day someone had thrown away 2 window panes and I use those for a top (kinda like a mini greenhouse effect) when I need to. Trudyjean
How about sticking it in the garage and just using it for storage space? Lots of deep shelves and waterproof bins. You can put cups or cans of small stuff like plant markers or twine in the door shelves. Fill the whole thing up with flowerpots, stray bags of planting mix, smelly fertilizers (it's airtight with the door closed), etc. Not to mention all the stuff that can be stacked on top, such as seed flats. You can paint, stencil, wallpaper, or decoupage the outside so it doesn't look so much like a fridge...
oh absolutley!!! It is old but does not have the snap handles that my grandmothers freezers and fridges had.They are the magnetic kind. However my freezer has the magnetic kind and even it is hard to open. I have never been trapped in fridge, but i did get stuffed in a dryer once by my older brother! that was in the 70's and my dad didn't hold back when he opened a can of whoop a#$ on him. Needless to say no more appliance incidents!
Don't laugh, but I have seen old refrigerators being used as dog houses.
It is acutaly a good idea. Being insulated a pet can rest inside to get out of the hot sun and on cold days the insulation keeps the dog warm.
If you live on a farm you may want to just leave them 'au natural' but if you reside in a city suburb there may be some painting or decorating needed to camoflage the fact that it is an old refrigerator.
Basicaly just lay the refrigerator on it's "back" and cut a hole in what was the top or the bottom (your choce) for the animal to enter/exit.
The lid lifts up on its hinge for access for cleaning it out with a hose or easily adding bedding.
As I said you parobably will wish to paint it and adding a decorative slanted "roof" is a nice touch.
Side-by-side fridges are probably not the ideal choice due to the size of the long narrow interior. With a regular top mount fridge/freezer combo the small freezer space can be used to store pooper scoopers or dog toys so that they are not cluttering up the yard but are still easily accessible. Those small chest freezers for the home are ideal for dog houses - the perfect size and having only one hinged lid gives a smoother cleaner look decor-wise.
You can make A really CUTE dog house that is also very practical due to it's insulating characteristics. And it does not have to look redneck if it is fixed up to look nice. Of course you can always plant things around it. :) :) :)
old refrigerators/freezers can also be buried in the ground up to the lip and used as a root cellar. it keeps things at a more constant temp through the year because it is regulated by the earth around it :) but I dunno about it withstanding those cold montana winters :)
I put in a lasagna garden last fall with lots of horse manure in it and my daughter threw a bunch of night crawlers in it. We let it season all winter long. When we dug into it this spring it was chock full of worms! It got as cold as -33 degrees here several times this winter as well as long stretches of -20. We're putting in a lasagna bed just for worms this fall. So don't be afraid to give it a try :)
I use an old fridge to store containers like paint, bug spray and paint thinner in. It keeps the fumes in. I have not had any build up of fumes inside the fridge either. it does smell when I open it but not something that will knock ya out ;o)
Another idea I will try one day is converting one into a smoker for meats.
I have two "dead" refrigerators that I use as coldframes. I cover them with recycled windows and they manage to keep the temp above freezing all winter. They have been super for starting seeds early for spring planting. They are not pretty but quite functional. After I transplant seedling out of them I continue to fill them with cuttings to root.
Well, I just did it! I've been waiting for an old fridge to come my way since I first read this thread.
A friend was replacing her old fridge, so I got it to replace our outside beer/wine fridge. Our outside fridge is now REALLY outside...it's next to the greenhouse on it's back ready to start its second life as a coldframe!
I took all the mechanics out, took the door off and drilled holes in the back for drainage. Dug a hole about 10" deep and set it in. Then put piling sections (timbers used to raise houses up here at the beach) on 2 sides a few inches away from the friges' sides. This space was filled in with dirt to, theoretically, increase the insulation effect. Yea, yea...I live in zone 9a, what do I need MORE insulation effect for? Hey! I had the timbers, had to use them somehow!
Since I was still a bit concerned about drainage, I filled the bottom with gravel, laid extra window screening I had laying around and put potting soil over that. I'm going to use a sliding glass door for the cover.
I also kept the freezer section lid on for seeds that need darkness to germinate.
Here's a pic.
Here is a link that might be useful: Fridge cold frame
A word of warning. The old metal ice-box was often used as a smoker. The insulation and plastic on the modern ones is highly combustible. Mine shot flames 20' into the air and black smoke drifted over a mile. Luckily no other damage.


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This bookcase is in my dining room to hold cookbooks and larger, pretty ceramic serving pieces. The vintage metal frame and rough hewn shelves add interest and dimension to the room. Another nice feature is that the bookcase is easy to put together. All you need is a screwdriver and about 20 minutes! It has nice lines and not bulky. Nice addition to my home!
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Shipping was right on par with the estimate. Scheduling the local freight was easy and smooth. The table looks great! I've read some reviews with concerns about stability of the table (This exact table is under a few different names). Once you add the crossed supports in the back, it's solid. Every piece fit together perfectly. Highly recommended.
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I purchased the end table and matching coffee table at the same time, however I'm still waiting for the coffee table so I'll hold my comments off on how well they match until it arrives. I can say that so far the end table is wonderful. I was out of town when it was delivered and was very pleased to walk in the door and see it there waiting for me. So far, so good!
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Using this as a side table near hostess stand in restaurant. Worked out perfect.
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Canberra: A city of coffee snobs, survey finds
Primrose Riordan Survey finds Canberrans are more likely to choose beans over instant coffee and more likely to go to a cafe to get our fix than any other major capital.
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Packed with nutrients, fibre and flavour, spinach and silverbeet are true stars in the kitchen. Whether baked in a pie, stirred in an omelette or served on their own, it's hard to beat these leafy greens in the versatility stakes. Check out these great recipes for inspiration.
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Thank you Word Salad fans for your patience. Now you must wait until November (Yes, that's a long wait) to see why Word Salad was delayed. However, truth be told, in a period of 8 days, I only missed 1 graphic and 2 comics while I penciled, inked and lettered 7 pages. Although that's something I can do if need be, I don't like to do it. I also want to thank Aaron Rand Freeman, the perpetual side man of TWiB Nation for helping me write this. His contribution was invaluable. I will let you know more about this project as soon as I can say more.
On to Tom Cotton.
Unless you've been living under a rock, Tom Cotton embarrassed America this week by putting out a letter written to get donations from the mercenaries and terrorists who want to invade Iran. Which made the hash tag #47traitors trend on social media referring to this buffoon. He, of course, had to go out and embarrass himself further by going on "Face the Nation." He then finally made a statement which he breathlessly said this.
Iran now controls Tehran. For that, it's war. Just imagine if the United States took over Washington DC, or if Great Britain invaded London. They shall rue the day that happens!
And of course Bob Schieffer neglects to follow up that answer with "You do realize that Tehran is Iran's capitol and you are continuously embarrassing our country with your ignorance?"
Tom Cotton gets a free pass.
Although I would not call the #47traitors "traitors," they are dangerously close to real traitors like Ronald Reagan who sabotaged negotiations between Iran and America, then illegally sold them weapons to fight Iraq. *THAT* is what the actions of a traitor are.
Right now, Tom Cotton and the 47 senators who signed his letter are an embarrassment for their ignorance, their naked attempt to start a war to enrich the "Military Industrial Complex," and for a damaging act of protest. They shouldn't be in Congress, they should return to their previous jobs as the village idiots.
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Denis Alexander on Understanding Creation Theology
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
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Congratulations to the 37 winners of the Evolution & Christian Faith (ECF) grants competition! ECF is a new BioLogos program designed to support projects and network-building among scholars, church leaders, and parachurch organizations.
This series by Denis Alexander reflects on advancements in genomics as well as their theological implications. He focuses on the relatedness of hominin genomes, arguing that this does not interfere with the image of God in humans. The image of God depends more on the capacity for relationship and covenant, not on a list of particular physical qualities. He then discusses why the recent studies of genomics provide "no grounds for genetic determinism."
The tension generated by our understanding of God's character, as revealed in the Bible, and by the reality of the natural world around us has been the focus of much debate within the Christian church since the first century. This series examines critically several of the proposed solutions to this problem, viewing them from the perspective of a geologist, paleontologist, and orthodox evangelical Christian.
In this talk, originally delivered at the BioLogos President's Circle meeting in October 2012, Dr. John Walton discusses the origin stories of Genesis 1-3, and why their focus on function and archetypes mean there is no Biblical narrative of material origins.
The BioLogos Foundation explains to the findings of the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project and responds to the claims that its discoveries challenge the theory of evolution, especially regarding so-called "junk DNA".
This exchange brings together related essays on death in light of evolution and Scripture from Southern Baptist theologian Dr. John Laing. Laing argues that evolutionary theory requires death to play a central role in the creation of new life, but sees Scripture depicting death only "as an invader, disturber of peace, and a force of evil." A BioLogos response is given by Dr. Jeff Schloss.
Many Christians believe that they face a painful choice-- either life was designed by God or it is an evolutionary product of natural selection. Charles Darwin himself believed in this dichotomy, and people ever since have felt the need to "choose sides". However, looking back at history, we find that one of Darwin's chief scientific colleagues, Asa Gray, did not share this perspective. In this three-part essay, part 1 charts the relationship of Asa Gray and Charles Darwin. Part 2 describes Darwin's struggle with the problem of natural evil and design in nature, and part 3 explores how Asa Gray was able to embrace evolution without rejecting the idea of design.
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In addressing the subject of creation, William P. Brown contends that there is not one story but seven contained in the sacred texts of the Judeo-Christian tradition. The books of Genesis, Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Isaiah each provide unique perspectives of the natural world.
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In this six part series, Brian Godawa takes a closer look at cosmography and its relationship to the Bible. After defining cosmography as a theory that describes features of the heavens and the earth, he relates how his own views about the universe have shifted. He then continues to talk about the Mesopotamian cosmography that is so consistently reflected in Scripture. This view of the universe includes aspects such as the firmament, the pillars, the underworld, the heavens above, the watery abyss. He then explains how one understands these concepts in terms of modern scientific thought.
If death did not exist before Adam and Eve, how could God have used evolution to create man? And what about predators and natural catastrophes such as the mass extinction of the dinosaurs?
Robert C. Bishop explains that many believe two things about creation: that the universe was created out of nothing by God and that he accomplished this in six days. This overly simplistic view does not do the robust Doctrine of Creation (DoC) justice, and it unnecessarily hinders much of the dialogue between evolution and Christianity. Bishop "recovers" the DoC by exploring the limitations of creation, God's sovereignty in the process, God's Trinitarian activity and ongoing purpose for his creatures, and the salvation of creation in space and time.
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EE boosts 4G speeds in London as LTE-A goes live
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Ahead of Vodafone's faster 4G roll out, EE has switched on its improved 4G network in central London.
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Virgin Media has extended its Wi-Fi network to 20 more London Underground stations and released the prices some commuters will pay when the service stops being free early next year.
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The technology behind the Olympic Games has changed beyond all recognition since the international sporting event was last held in London, more than 60 years ago
After more than 200,000 hours of testing, Cisco is helping launch the network infrastructure for the 2012 London Olympics, which kick off on Friday.
Just days after Amazon said London would be its digital media development hub, Facebook has set up a team in the city that will focus on 'key areas like mobile and platform'
Key spots in the West End now come with free, ad-supported O2 Wi-Fi, shortly before the Olympics opening ceremony on Friday
Virgin Media has expanded the reach of its London Underground Wi-Fi network to 41 stations
Back in April, I looked at the issues surrounding network infrastructure ahead of the Olympic Games and all the pressure they will bring to corporations in and around London in particular.A response from fellow blogger J Watson pointed out that he has personally witnessed network traffic in large corporations increase by as much as 50-100% during an event like the Olympics.
BT is to add 25,000 extra hotspots to its Wi-Fi network ahead of the London 2012 Olympics.The telco plans to have 500,000 hotspots up and running in time for the Games, which kick off on 27 July.
UK cloud services provider Six Degrees Group acquires Datahop, giving it a high-speed fiberoptic network connecting datacenters in London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Paris.
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Google has upgraded its Maps service to include live information about disruptions to the London Underground network in order to try and help the 31 million expected visitors to the city avoid trouble spots and delays in the capital during the Olympics this summer.
The company that operates London Overground has signed a deal with Wi-Fi provider The Cloud, but it will be an entirely separate network from Virgin Media's Tube system
Former British Prime Minister Tony Blair addressed the RSA Conference in San Francisco last week, using the speech as a chance to explain how technology has changed the world and how social media impacts governments all over the world when its citizens rise up.
Transport for London is nearing the end of its tender process for deploying Wi-Fi to a network of underground tube stations.The scheme is scheduled to be ready and active ahead of the beginning of the Olympics in summer 2012 and will include 120 locations.
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Reeseville Public Library
50 Years of Library Service to the Reeseville Community!
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50th Anniversary
The mission of the Reeseville Public Library is to provide quality materials and services which fulfill educational, informational, cultural, and recreational needs of the entire community in an atmosphere that is welcoming, respectful, and businesslike.
Services include books, DVDs, CDs, audiobooks and periodicals available to check out for free! Three public computers are also available for use.
March Happenings:
Senior Apartment Book Chat:
Monday, March 2nd, 16th and 30th, 2PM at the Senior Apartments. Mrs. Kozi will also be bringing Bookmobile items. If there is something you would like her to bring along, please call the library and we will be happy to include your requests.
Story Time!
The library will be hosting story time for area preschoolers. Story time will take place every Tuesday in March at 10:30. We will also host special weekend story time on Saturday March 28 at 12:30. This month we'll be reading books about wacky farm animals. A craft and snack will follow. All ages are welcome, however, in order to maximize everyone's enjoyment of story time we ask that all children be accompanied by an adult or older sibling. *If you'd like to join us, please call the library to reserve your spot (suggested but not required).
Adult Book Discussion Group:
The library will host a book discussion for adults March 31st 7pm at the library. The book this month will be One For the Money, by Janet Evanovich (copies are available at the library).
One for the Money by Janet Evanovich
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The Reeseville Public Library is pleased to announce FREE WiFi at the Library! Stop in today to find out more!
April Happenings:
Holiday Closing:
The Library will be CLOSED April 3rd and 4th for the Easter Holiday!
Senior Apartment Book Chat and Bookmobile:
Monday, April 13th and 27th, 2PM at the Senior Apartments. Mrs. Kozi will also be bringing Bookmobile items. If there is something you would like her to bring along, please call the library and we will be happy to include your requests.
Kuehl's Kiddie Korner:
Kuehl's Kiddie Korner is our new preschool activity center. The area is open for free play for an hour after story times, so be sure to bring your little one and check it out!
Story Time!
The library will be hosting story time for area preschoolers. Story time will take place on the following Thursdays in April at 10:30.
Crafting With Miss Jess:
Join Jr & Sr High students on Thursday, April 9th, 4PM at the Library. Join Miss Jess! Yummy snack provided, as always. *If you'd like to join us, please call the library to reserve your spot (suggested but not required).
National Library Week Drawing:
Library Appreciation Week is April 12-18th. To celebrate, the Reeseville Public Library will be giving away a family pack of tickets to a Madison Mallards baseball game. To enter our drawing, simply stop by the library and check something out. We'll let you enter once each day, so come often!
Reeseville Rockin' Readers:
3rd-6th graders will meet again for a fun and fast paced book discussion on Monday, April 20th, 4PM at the Library. The book for April is, Fudge-a-Mania by Judy Blume. *copies available at the Library. Book must be read before the meeting.
Elementary School Readers:
All elementary students are invited to join Miss Dale on Tuesday, April 21st, 4PM at the Library. Enjoy a snack, a story and a craft.
Adult Crafting at the Library:
A knitting circle (crochet and others welcome!) will be held on April 21st, 7PM. This is an opportunity to share your creations, get advice, connect with other crafters and just get out of the house.
Donuts with Dad:
We'll have donuts, fruit, coffee, milk, stories and a craft on Saturday, April 25th at 10:30AM at the Library. This event is open to any special grown-up and their favorite child(ren). If you'd like to join us, please contact the desk to sign up so we know how many doughnuts to bake! While you're here, play in Kuehl's Kiddie Korner, check out some books, movies, magazine or music to keep the creativity flowing when you get home!


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On April 11, Michael Phillips will teach two workshops on grafting and pruning at the Canterbury Shaker Village. The grafting workshop will run from 10:00-12:00 PM and will be followed from 1:00-3:00 PM with the pruning workshop. These workshops feature the basics of grafting fruit trees and a hands-on pruning session with Michael.
On April 18, Michael will teach a full day class through MOFGA on growing tree fruit organically. This workshop will provide a complete rundown on orchard pests, allies, diseases, and proven varieties from the holistic perspective. This year the class will meet at fellow Chelsea Green author David Buchanans young cider orchard in Pownal, Maine.
On May 16, Michael Phillips will lead a workshop on home orchard care at the Canterbury Shaker Village in New Hampshire. Join this workshop for a comprehensive exploration of orchard health strategies that make disease and insect challenges doable for organic growers. The day will consist of a fun mix of lectures and hands-on time with trees, with many opportunities to ask questions of Michael.
On June 12-14, Nancy and Michael will teach with herbalists from around the globe at the International Herb Symposium, at Wheaton College. Nancy will lead two workshops on kitchen cabinet pharmacy and herbs for childrens health, as well as an intensive on herbal preparations 101, while Michael will lead two workshops on health plant metabolism, and garlic connections. Early bird registration cost is $275, and regular registration is $350.
Michael Phillips will hold the 2015 Organic Apple Intensive at Heartsong Farm from June 20th- June 21st. The intensive will begin on Saturday morning, June 20th, at 10:00 AM and run through Sunday afternoon, June 21st, till 4:00 PM. Meals will be included (lunch and dinner on Saturday; breakfast and lunch on Sunday) along with a cider tasting on Saturday evening. The cost for this orcharding weekend will be $295 per person.
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Mandalay Holiday Resort & Tourist Park
Phone: (08) 9752 1328 | Location: Mandalay Entrance Broadwater (Off Bussell Hwy at Lockhart Street ), Busselton, WA
Holiday accommodation between Busselton and Dunsborough in Western Australia, Mandalay Holiday Resort and Tourist Park, is a unique beach resort with high quality holiday accommodation including a caravan & camping park with 5 Star facilities.
Ballarat Lodge & Convention Centre
Phone: (03) 5327 1200 | Location: 613 Main Road, Ballarat, VIC
The Ballarat Lodge offers stylish 4 star hotel accommodation and function rooms in country Victoria, just a 75 min drive from Melbourne. The perfect venue for conferences and weddings. Enquire today
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Phone: (03) 9863 8338 | Location: 164 Commercial Road, Prahran, VIC
Revealing a signature decor of classic elegance and inspired artistry, Aluxstay serviced apartments in Prahran offer you a private serviced apartment in the bustling hub of Prahran.
South Hedland Motel
Phone: (08) 9172 2888 | Location: Court Place, South Hedland, WA
Located a stones throw away from the South Hedland Shopping Centre and local restaurants! Why not stay with us on your next visit through the Pilbara Region.
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Phone: (03) 6250 2101 | Location: 29 Safety Cove Road, Port Arthur, TAS
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Phone: (03) 9555 0011 | Location: 1130, Nepean Highway, Highett, VIC
The Buckingham international is a four star hotel in Brighton, Victoria offering a perfect environment for corporate and leisure travellers. We provide best Brighton hotels for Corporate, Executive, Twinshare Executive Rooms in Brighton Victoria.
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