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Cape Sidecar Adventure in Cape Town
Thamar Houliston
Who would have thought that on a Sunday afternoon in Cape Town you could don a real McCoy jet fighter pilot helmet with visor, oversized leather riding jacket and hop into a vintage World War Two sidecar? Well, this is exactly what you get when you book a tour with Cape Sidecar Adventures and they even throw in a scarf to complete the look. -
For the love of Chocolate: Rococoa in Cape Town
Chocolate. Chocolate is everyone's favourite indulgence. So, isn't it great that we have amazing hand-made and imported chocolate right here in Cape Town? And you can do this and SO much more at Rococoa. And it's the perfect weather to indulge… -
Kids rule the weekend in Cape Town
Lance Witten
There is so much on offer for kids in Cape Town that you might have to scratch off some activities on your to-do list or you could just make a weekend of it. -
Mother's Day Events 2015 in Cape Town: What to do in the Mother City
Kelly Lodewyks
You know which important day it is on Sunday 10 May, 2015, right? The one day of the year that you get to honour the number one woman in your life – it's Mother Day, in beautiful Cape Town, the Mother City.
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10 Great spots to celebrate Valentine's Day
February is, of course, the month of love and what better place to get romantic than in the Mother City, #lovecapetown? This city is the romantic's paradise, with some of the world's most beautiful views, top restaurants and idyllic picnic spots. Still stuck for ideas on how to show your crush, partner of friend that you love them? We might be able to help.
Festival Season in Cape Town
Festival season in Cape Town means weekends of local music, camping with friends, relaxing in rivers and enjoying the summer sun. The 2014 festival season in upon us, so here is a list of my three favourites that are not to be missed.
Snorkeling with Cape Fur Seals in #lovecapetown
Think "adventure in Cape Town" and your first thoughts will probably be along the lines of shark cage diving, hiking up Table Mountain and kite surfing in Blouberg. Now there's a new activity to add to your adventure bucket list.
SANParks Smitswinkel Bay Tented Camp
As you make your way from Cape Town to Cape Point, you pass through the quaint harbor village of Kalk Bay, winding along through the naval-themed Simon's Town and around the bend past Smitswinkel Bay. To your left, a jewel-coloured bay overlooked by a slope dotted with ramshackle houses takes your breath away. Just past this, on your right, lies the entrance to the SANParks Smitswinkel Bay Tented Camp.
Take to the skies to view the Mother City
There are many ways to see the Mother City. From the top of Table Mountain, from the deep blue of the Atlantic Ocean or from the winding roads that weave across the city…but the very best way to marvel at the majesty of Cape Town must be from the sky!
Braai & Camping spots in Cape Town
Hot summer sun, extra long days and warm nights, sun-kissed skin and time to spend with loved ones; summer in Cape Town is the ideal time to get outdoors and enjoy getting close to the spectacular nature that is within minutes from the bustling city.
Natalie Roos' Top 5: Places to make the most of summer in Cape Town
There is no denying that summer in Cape Town is pure magic. Long, long days, salty skin, tanned bodies and beachy hair…these are the things that a Cape Town summer is made of. Of course, not every day can be spent on the beach, so it's important to make the most of the extra hours summer brings with daily activities after work. I try to make a concerted effort to spend as many hours as possible outdoors during summer and these are a few spots where I'll be doing that.
Your guide to Rocking The Daisies 2013
The countdown to RTD 2013 has officially begun and with just 2 more sleeps until the gates officially open it's time to pull out your pen and paper and start ticking off your "to do" list.
#BraaiDay: The #LoveCapeTown Way
On Tuesday 24 September,2013, the weather played along beautifully and the smell of good old, South African braai meat was in the air all around Cape Town. If there's one thing South Africans love to do, it's braai, and by "braai" we obviously mean barbeque. What better way to celebrate our heritage than by introducing our #lovecapetown visitors to our braai culture?
#lovecapetown: A day in Darling
If incredible wine, delicious country fare and wildlife spotting are not enough, Groote Post also offers visitors the opportunity to see the colourful carpet of Darling's famous flower season…and it's all just an hour out of the city!
#lovecapetown: A day on the False Bay coast
Fancy a spot of whale watching? Maybe a couple of hours of seal spotting? How about a leisurely afternoon with playful penguins? If this sounds like your cup of tea, then a day out along the False Bay coastline, into Kalk Kay, Boulders Beach and Cape Point is just what you're looking for. Give yourself a full day, because you won't want to rush through this experience.
Join our local Iger community for a #LoveCapeTown Instagram Walk
You love Cape Town and you love Instagram. And who wouldn't? This city was made to photograph and Instagram makes it so easy to share your love for everything Cape Town! Join the local Cape Town Igers for a #LoveCapeTown Instagram Walk on Monday, the 23rd of September at the Clock Tower at the V&A Waterfront at 4:30pm.
Dawn Jorgensen's Top 5 Places to take a first time visitor to Cape Town
We asked local Capetonian blogger Dawn Jorgensen to share her Top 5 places to take a first time visitor to Cape Town and this is what she had to say: "The decision to visit Cape Town by any tourist or friend should be richly rewarded with a list of the must-sees on offer. In a city like ours, it isn't easy to narrow these down to just a handful and when I was thinking about the Top 5, my mind – and heart, burst with recommendations. These making my final list."
#CapeSnow - A white blanket over Cape Town
Snow in Cape Town is a rare and exciting sight and while there's nothing worse than being stuck at work or in another another city when all you want to do is build a snowman, at least you can share in the excitement via social media. Here's a collection of our favourite #CapeSnow pictures from all over the web.
Sea Point swimming pool named among Top 10 in the world
Britain's The Guardian newspaper has named the Sea Point swimming pool as one of the top ten swimming pools in the world.
Winter Sun: Instagram's Finest
We've been treated to some exceptional Cape Town sunrises and sunsets of late and we just had to share a couple that we pulled from Instagram. Share your pictures of Cape Town with us by using the #lovecapetown hashtag and you might see them on our blog. Also follow these accounts for year-round beautiful pictures of Cape Town and her people.
#InstagramDiary: V&A Waterfront
Do you love shopping? Eating, sightseeing, history and culture? The V&A Waterfront has it all…and more!
Things to do in Cape Town: See the city by bicycle with AWOL Tours
Cape Town may have a reputation for being rainy in winter, but on a clear day (which happens a lot more often than generally reported) there is no better way to explore the city than by bicycle…
Natalie Roos' top things to do in Cape Town in winter
I'm not a Capetonian by birth, but by breed. I've lived in this beautiful city since October 2010 and am still in awe of her beauty every day.
Cape Town always quietens during the winter months, which means that there are some fantastic winter specials running everywhere from hotels to restaurants, spas and salons. I like to take full advantage of these in the colder months.
I've compiled a list of some of my favourite things to do in Cape Town in winter.
#InstagramDiary: Discover the Helderberg
I recently spent some time discovering all that the Helderberg has to offer, from places to stay to things to do. You can read all about it here: Where to stay in the Helderberg, and here: Things to do in the Helderberg. Here are a few pictures I took on Instagram along the way.
#DiscoverHelderberg: Where to stay in the Helderberg
The Helderberg region lies just 40 minutes outside of Cape Town and has something to offer everyone. From hiking, mountain biking and golf to food, wine and some of the Cape's most beautiful beaches ... all this and more can be found on the slopes of the magnificent Helderberg mountains.
#InstagramDiary: Cape Point
Cape Town just begs to be photographed from every angle. From the beaches to the mountain, the people, the wine farms and, of course, the coffees, the Cape is an Instagrammer's dream come true. I recently spent a morning at Cape Point and left with more images than I knew what to do with.
Five spots in Constantia
There are very few places you'll find where some of the world's most famous vineyards hugging the slopes of one of the world's natural wonders, where exclusive shopping complexes and rustic hiking trails are swept by a cool breeze from the Atlantic Ocean, and horses roam paddocks between gorgeous mansions ... Welcome to Constantia.
Germany's top Instagrammers visit Cape Town
With almost half-a-million followers between them, Germany's top two Instgrammers, Thomas Kakareko and Sylvia Matzkowiak, are racking up the "likes" as they Instagram their way through Cape Town.
Two days hiking the Hoerikwaggo Trail
Cape Town has an extensive offering of hiking trails for hikers of every fitness level ... I recently spent two days on the Hoerikwaggo Trail, taking in the views and enjoying nature's splendour.
Facebook Feedback Friday: which is your favourite wine farm to visit on a wintry day in Cape Town?
Yesterday, we asked the fans of our Facebook page, I ♥ Cape Town: which is your favourite wine farm to visit on a wintry day in Cape Town?


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Woodsmith Shop
Series Description: The pages of Woodsmith magazine come to life in this unique concept for public television. Each of the thirteen, half-hour episodes is built around a theme and teaches the skills and safe tool techniques necessary to build a variety of woodworking projects in a home shop. On each program, host Don Peschke, founding editor of Woodsmith, leads a cast of editors and project designers as they explore a wide range of tips, tools, jigs and fixtures, and techniques. Segments on most programs include "The Basics," "Techniques," "Three Things to Consider," "Tool Tune-Up," "Shop Tips," "Oops! When Things Go Wrong," and "Woodworkers' Roundtable." Produced by Iowa Public Television in high-definition and shot on a special set built just for this program, most episodes include detailed animations that show exactly how machines work and wood joints are assembled. Whether viewers are just starting out or have been woodworking for years, they'll find something new in every episode to apply to their next project. In addition, a companion website (www.WoodsmithShop.com) offers a handy place to find additional resources and download free technique articles and plans for projects shown in the series.
All Episodes
Frames and Panels the Easy Way (#101)
Learn about different kinds of frames and panels and build them on the table saw and router table. [26 minutes]
Getting the Most Out of Your Router (#102)
Learn some tips on how to use this versatile tool for clean, accurate cuts. [26 minutes]
Perfect Crosscuts (#103)
Tips for crosscutting on the table saw, adjusting the saw and making an auxiliary fence and a sled. [26 minutes]
Lumberyard to Table Top (#104)
Learn about buying lumber, how to square it up and glue it into panels. [26 minutes]
Band Saw Tips & Tricks (#105)
Learn how to tuning up and use this versatile machine for cutting curves and circles and resawing. [26 minutes]
Mitered Frames (#106)
Learn a step-by-step approach to setting up the table saw for cutting perfect miter joints. [26 minutes]
Top 5 Table Saw Accessories (#107)
Woodsmith magazine editors gather around the bench to demonstrate their favorite accessories. [26 minutes]
Ins and Outs of Drawers (#108)
Learn the correct joints to use when designing and building drawers. [26 minutes]
Hand Planes, Scrapers & Chisels (#109)
Meet a craftsman who uses nothing but hand tools and learn tips from the Woodsmith magazine editors. [26 minutes]
Mortise and Tenon: A Strong and Silent Joint (#110)
Learn how to cut this joint with a drill press & a table saw & what to look for in buying a mortise. [26 minutes]
Router Table Tips (#111)
Discover what to consider when buying or building a router table. Safety tips for router tables. [26 minutes]
Setting Up Shop (#112)
Listen in as the Woodsmith magazine editors pick their favorite stationary power tools for a shop. [26 minutes]
Quick & Easy Joinery (#113)
Choosing the correct joint for a project is critical. Learn the advantage of three quick joints. [26 minutes]
Setting Up A Shop: Then and Now (#201)
Looking back over the past 30 years, the team discusses the project that inspired them the most. [27 minutes]
Making Shelves: Super Strong - Super Fast (#202)
The team show how to add the right edging, either veneer tape or solid-wood, to enhance the look. [27 minutes]
Details That Make A Difference (#203)
The team makes three moldings on a router table, a quarter round, a cove molding and bead molding. [27 minutes]
Never-Fail Joinery Techniques (#204)
Joints used to assemble the corners of a cabinet are shown, including a rabbit, tongue and a dado. [27 minutes]
Perfect Case Assembly (#205)
The team shows how to dry-fit a cabinet and teach techniques used to clamp a cabinet so it's square. [27 minutes]
Easy-To-Build Weekend Workbench (#206)
The team shows how to build our most popular weekend workbench using common building materials. [27 minutes]
Router Table Techniques (#207)
The editors use three common router bits to create 17 profiles and make tenon and groove joinery. [27 minutes]
7 Master Techniques (#208)
From a simple cutting board project, the team shows techniques you can use on hundreds of projects. [27 minutes]
Table Saw Secrets: Rip It Right (#209)
The team shows the right saw blade to use and show the jigs and techniques to get a perfect rip cut. [26 minutes]
Making Great Table Legs (#210)
Learn the secrets to getting a perfect grain pattern on a leg and how to make a flared tapered leg. [27 minutes]
Shop Storage Solutions (#211)
The team showcases a peg board storage system, a roll-around shop cart and a lumber storage rack. [27 minutes]
Sanding Secrets and Fast Finishing (#212)
The editors look at sanding tools and techniques and share fast and fool-proof finishing methods. [27 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#213)
Top tips for getting the most out of table saws, router tables, drill presses, and more are shared. [27 minutes]
Easy-To-Build Shop Storage Cabinet (#301)
Pegboard and smooth-sliding doors allow maximum storage capacity in a minimal amount of space. [26 minutes]
Make Beautiful Bowls with Your Router (#302)
Discover tips, tricks and techniques for turning a few pieces of scrap wood into beautiful bowls. [26 minutes]
Router Table Upgrades & Add-Ons (#303)
A rock-solid router table top with a laminated top and a perfect-fitting insert plate are made. [26 minutes]
Build Timeless Tables in a Weekend (#304)
Easy techniques for making heirloom tables featuring a never-fail corner joint that bolts together. [26 minutes]
Table Saw Secrets: Box Joints (#305)
Build perfect box joint boxes by making your own thin stock and cutting flawless-fitting joints. [26 minutes]
From Ordinary to Extraordinary (#306)
Cabinet doors are made, a wood lattice door is created and veneer is used to perk up a plaid panel. [26 minutes]
Routing Dead-On Dovetails (#307)
Heirloom-quality dovetailed drawers are made with just a router and an inexpensive jig. [26 minutes]
Make Perfect Plywood Projects (#308)
Discover secrets for working with plywood, from buying the right type to getting splinter-free cuts. [26 minutes]
Easy Cabinet Construction (#309)
A beautiful cabinet is built. Economically priced materials are turned into rich-looking projects. [26 minutes]
Top Tips for Perfect Layouts (#310)
Favorite tips, tools, and techniques are shared for accurate measurements and perfect layouts. [26 minutes]
Portable Precision - Miter Saw Station (#311)
Inexpensive materials are turned into portable workstation that will make a miter saw more accurate. [26 minutes]
Razor Sharp in Record Time (#312)
The Woodsmith editors share their favorite ways for getting razor sharp tool in record time. [26 minutes]
Quick Tips & Great Gear (#313)
Tips, techniques and gear that can make woodworking easier, safer and more accurate are showcased. [26 minutes]
Craftsman Coffee Table (#401)
Techniques for building a beautiful heirloom-quality coffee table with a glass top are shared. [26 minutes]
Weekend Project - Candle Centerpiece (#402)
Learn how to turn a few hours of time and a few pieces of wood into an elegant centerpiece. [26 minutes]
Table Saw Jigs & Accessories (#403)
Discover how to make perfect crosscuts and get tight-fitting tenons with your table saw. [26 minutes]
Sawhorse Roundup (#404)
Features a heavy-duty, trestle design with mortise and tenon joinery and a new stacking-style. [26 minutes]
Conquering Curves (#405)
Learn how to add graceful curves to a front table, a bow-front drawer and a bentwood coat rack. [26 minutes]
Ribbon Handle Box (#406)
Learn tricks for fitting a lid, getting super-strong miter joints and adding a wood ribbon handle. [26 minutes]
Hand Plane How-To (#407)
Tips and techniques for getting perfect results with block planes and shoulder planes are shared. [26 minutes]
Blade & Bit Storage (#408)
Learn how to store blades in pull-out trays, a wall mounted rack and a two-sided case. [26 minutes]
Router Jigs & Accessories (#409)
Discover jigs and accessories that will make your router work faster, safer and more accurately. [26 minutes]
Sliding Door Cabinet (#410)
This unique cabinet features flawless-fitting sliding doors and delicate molding. [26 minutes]
Shop Storage: Slant-Front Tool Cart (#411)
This plywood project features handy pullout drawers for lots of storage and screw together joinery. [26 minutes]
Mobile Shop Cart (#412)
Discover how to build this multi-purpose shop cart with easy-to-find, inexpensive materials. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#413)
Favorite shop tips and techniques make woodworking faster, safer and more accurate are shared. [26 minutes]
3-In-1 Bookcase (#501)
A basic plywood case is built into a beautiful heirloom-quality bookcase. [26 minutes]
Curved-Lid Treasure Box (#502)
Learn the secrets to turning a few hours of time and a few pieces of wood into an elegant small box. [26 minutes]
Router Bit Cabinet (#503)
Storing and protecting expensive tools is important. A wall-mounted case for router bits is built. [26 minutes]
Swing-Leg Table (#504)
The secret to this space-saving, swing-leg table is a wood knuckle joint. [26 minutes]
Heirloom Tool Chest (#505)
A simple, easy-to-build plywood case is dressed up with beautiful veneers and custom tool holders. [26 minutes]
Library Table (#506)
Learn tricks for fitting sturdy mortise and tenon joints and assembly tips to get things together. [26 minutes]
Through Mortise & Tenon Projects (#507)
Special weekend projects, a Nantucket-style bench and a traditional wall shelf, are presented. [26 minutes]
Pocket Screw Joinery Projects (#508)
A small outdoor table with a tile top and a cabinet used as an end table or nightstand are made. [26 minutes]
Shop Storage Cart (#509)
This versatile cart is a tool storage center and a workstation all in one compact design. [26 minutes]
Classic Wall Mirror (#510)
Learn the techniques for getting flawless fits as the editors build this classic heirloom project. [26 minutes]
Picture-Perfect Miters (#511)
The editors of Woodsmith show you how to build an all-new table saw sled to cut perfect miters. [26 minutes]
Cherry Console (#512)
Learn how to turn a sheet of plywood and some hardwood edging into an elegant storage project. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#513)
Shop tips and techniques for making woodworking faster, safer and more accurate are shared. [26 minutes]
Workbench Basics (#601)
The Woodsmith editors show the must-have features you need when choosing the right workbench. [26 minutes]
Book Rack and Mantel Clock (#602)
The editors of Woodsmith create a stylish book rack or an elegant mantel clock in a weekend. [26 minutes]
5 Cool Tools (#603)
The Woodsmith editors talk about five tools that transform the way they work in the shop. [26 minutes]
Modular Wine Server (#604)
The modular design of the wine server makes it easy to build. Plus, customize your own unique setup. [26 minutes]
Contoured Keepsake Box (#605)
This keepsake box is a simple project that you can see the Woodsmith editors build step-by-step. [26 minutes]
Modular Bookcase (#606)
Join the editors of Woodsmith as they pack a lot of woodworking into this beautiful bookcase. [26 minutes]
Classic Tool Chest (#607)
This tool chest is built with basic joinery and solid-wood panels. Shop-made molding is used. [26 minutes]
Campaign Chest (#608)
Combine dovetail joinery, inset brass hardware and a time-tested design to build a campaign chest. [26 minutes]
Our 5 Favorite Shop Jigs (#609)
The Woodsmith editors share the handy jigs and fixtures they use every day. [26 minutes]
Patio Cart (#610)
Learn how to construct a long-lasting outdoor project and apply the right finish to a stylish cart. [26 minutes]
Roll-Top Desk (#611)
The editors of Woodsmith show how to build a classic roll-top desk with slide-in storage unit. [26 minutes]
Morris Chair (#612)
The editors of Woodsmith magazine demonstrate the techniques to create this heirloom Morris chair. [26 minutes]
Top Shop Tips (#613)
Make woodworking faster, safer and more accurate with some of our favorite shop tips and techniques. [26 minutes]
Classic Sideboard (#701)
A classic sideboard with tapered legs, dovetailed drawers and highly figured veneer is built. [27 minutes]
Wide-Screen TV Cabinet (#702)
A basic plywood case is dressed up with a contrasting base and top to create this TV cabinet. [27 minutes]
Craftsman Bookcase (#703)
Learn new techniques as you watch this unique two-drawer bookcase being made. [27 minutes]
Router Extravaganza (#704)
The editors of Woodsmith magazine take a look at the router, one of the most versatile shop tools. [27 minutes]
Hall Storage Bench (#705)
A hall storage bench with loose-tenon joinery is made with a simple shop-made jig and a router. [27 minutes]
Rustic Step-Back Cupboard (#706)
Simple construction takes center stage as a rustic, step-back cupboard is created. [27 minutes]
3-in-1 Drill Press Upgrade (#707)
A drill press is made more useful with a 3-in-1 upgrade that adds mobility, storage and accuracy. [27 minutes]
- Thu, May 7, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, May 7, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Cherry Bookcase (#708)
The Woodsmith create an elegant cherry bookcase from a single sheet of plywood. [27 minutes]
- Tue, May 12, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, May 12, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Planter Box & Outdoor Bench (#709)
The best ways to build and protect a planter box and an outdoor bench are showcased. [27 minutes]
- Thu, May 14, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, May 14, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
- Sat, June 13, 8:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Kitchen Workstation (#710)
The Woodsmith editors create a beautiful kitchen storage solution with an optional wine rack. [27 minutes]
- Tue, May 19, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, May 19, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
5 Cool Tools (#711)
The editors of Woodsmith show how to get more out of the tools, jigs, and accessories they use. [27 minutes]
- Thu, May 21, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, May 21, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Craftsman Clock & Serving Tray (#712)
The editors of Woodsmith build a Craftsman-style clock and an elegant serving tray. [27 minutes]
- Tue, May 26, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, May 26, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Small Shop Solutions (#713)
The Woodsmith editors share great tips for making better use of the space and tools in any shop. [27 minutes]
- Thu, May 28, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, May 28, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Slant Front Desk (#801)
A solid-wood case and dovetailed drawers are built for an heirloom desk. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 2, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 2, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 30, 6:30 PM on IPTV
Power Tool Bench (#802)
Build a plywood and aluminum bench to make the most of the power tools you use in your shop. [26 minutes]
- Thu, June 4, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, June 4, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Curved-Front Wall Cabinet (#803)
The Woodsmith editors create coopered doors and use templates for the curves on this wall cabinet. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 9, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 9, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Heirloom Music Box (#804)
Learn how to work with small parts safely and accurately as an elegant music box is built. [26 minutes]
- Thu, June 11, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, June 11, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Slat-Wall Storage System (#805)
A unique shop-built, slat-wall storage system that adapts to your changing needs is highlighted. [26 minutes]
- Sat, May 9, 1:30 PM on IPTV
- Tue, June 16, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 16, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Demilune Table (#806)
Classic details and elegant curves take center stage as an heirloom demilune table is built. [26 minutes]
- Sat, May 16, 1:30 PM on IPTV
- Thu, June 18, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, June 18, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Dartboard Cabinet (#807)
A dartboard cabinet is built. It makes a fun addition to any home or even the shop. [26 minutes]
- Tue, May 12, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, May 23, 1:30 PM on IPTV
- Tue, June 23, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 23, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
Box-Jointed Tray & Vase (#808)
A silverware tray is built with angled box joints and an elegant bandsawn vase. [26 minutes]
- Tue, May 19, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, May 30, 1:30 PM on IPTV
- Thu, June 25, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Thu, June 25, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
TV Lift Cabinet (#809)
A TV cabinet is built with built-in lift using basic plywood construction and solid-wood trim. [26 minutes]
- Tue, May 26, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, June 6, 1:30 PM on IPTV
- Tue, June 30, 9:30 AM on IPTV Learns
- Tue, June 30, 3:30 PM on IPTV Learns
5 Must-Know Joinery Techniques (#810)
The Woodsmith editors cover five types of joinery you can rely on for a shop or furniture project. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 2, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, June 20, 1:30 PM on IPTV
Cherry Sideboard (#811)
The key techniques for building a traditional sideboard featuring half columns are showcased. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 9, 6:30 PM on IPTV
- Sat, June 27, 1:30 PM on IPTV
Tambour Tool Cabinet (#812)
Expand your woodworking skills with this stylish storage solution for your treasured hand tools. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 16, 6:30 PM on IPTV
Layout & Measuring Tips & Tricks (#813)
The editors of Woodsmith show you some great tips and techniques for accurate layout and measuring. [26 minutes]
- Tue, June 23, 6:30 PM on IPTV
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A Japanese woman has been formally recognized as the world's oldest woman.
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Okawa's 115th birthday is next week. According to the Gerontology Research Institute, which verifies age information for Guinness, she was born March 5, 1898.
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Angels take 2 out of 3 in Minnesota + Memorial Weekend Highlights
A spectacular, improbable come from behind win. A heartbreaking extra innings loss following a brilliant pitching performance by Jered Weaver. Dan Haren's luck finally changed as the offense rallied to his support early and often. What a weekend! And that's just the baseball part. So, what was the best part of my weekend?
Peter Bourjos' amazing catches? Whether we're talking about the catch on Friday or any of the others this weekend, Bourjos was a human highlight reel. And he wasn't too shabby at the plate either. (I'm ignoring the hot potato incident with Torii Hunter in right field as a one-time only thing, unless proven wrong.)
The fact that the offense came out to play in two out of three games? Erick Aybar, Torii Hunter, Alberto Callaspo, Bobby Abreu and Mark Trumbo, I applaud you! Now, how about the offense coming out to play for three out of three games in Kansas City? The Angels need to redeem themselves in KC this week.
The exciting come from behind win on Friday night? By the way, arent the Twins supposed to be a last place team? Because they sure weren't playing like it this weekend. They were a very good team this weekend. The Angels seem to bring that out in other teams. Um…thanks??
Jered Weaver's nine lights out, two-hit, shutout innings? All that and no W? Very sad and very frustrating for Weaver, I'm sure. But that doesn't make the feat any less fantastic.
The game night (of the board and card variety) we hosted on Saturday? That's right, we decided to be social at the expense of some of the ballgame. Me, a few of my favorite smart asses in the whole wide world, a moderately epic quantity of wine, good food and games, games and more games until the wee hours of the morning. It was just what the doctor ordered for some much need stress relief.
Kicking some strategy game ass on Saturday? Yes gentlemen, I may have consumed more wine than you but don't think that means I will wale on you any less. *evil laugh*
Turning the TV off on Saturday, because we had non-baseball friends over, when Jered Weaver was mid-gem, before the traumatically disappointing end? In hindsight at least, this is a good thing.
Dan Haren finally getting a much deserved 5th win? It's funny. Haren has joked in interviews that after losing a few games where he pitched lights out, his next win would probably be a less than stellar performance with full run support…and that is exactly what happened. I don't care, Haren's a little off is better than a lot of pitchers on and the man was due.
Mark Trumbo's homerun into the upper deck? And this was on an inside pitch where he couldn't extend his arms!
The Bullpen? Well, on Friday and Sunday at least. Yes, Walden let things get a little more exciting than necessary Sunday but he pulled it off. They all did. They came to the mound for their inning or part of an inning and got it done.
Hitting the bike trail with my husband after the ballgame on Sunday? It was only a 6 and a half mile ride in and around Santa Fe Dam. I might even have said pathetic once. But it's been two years since I was last able to ride my bike and bike riding was pretty high up on the list of things my knee might never quite be up to again, so I'm going to go with Bravo! …and thank you reformer Pilates.
The weekend's not over yet because we both have Monday off, the game starts at 1:30 and there is still the possibility of many of these things happening all over again?
Yeah, these are all great things, but I'm going to go with that last one!
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Off subject, but those mountains look like perfect for some trail runs!!! And you know what happens when I have a "moderately epic quantity" of wine? Blackouts. And purple teeth :-). I do love me some wine though…. so it goes with the territory.
All subjects are fair game here, Jeff. I am not a runner so I couldn't say for certain, but while there are a lot of great trails in our mountains – And I can probably start hiking a few of them again soon! – the elevation changes out here are pretty killer, the San Gabriels, the Sierra Nevadas, etc. all being much newer in a geological sense than the mountains in your part of the country. If trail running on a very steep grade for most of the trail is your thing, then these mountains would be perfect. Regardless, it is absolutely gorgeous up there.
Yeah, no blackouts for me thank you. LOL, I prefer to keep the good times rolling. On the other had, purple teeth and even lips are a good look on everyone. :)
— Kristen
I understand you frustration while playing the Twins. I've had the chance to see a lot of them playing the Tigers over the years, and it doesn't matter where they are in the standings or who's on the roster, they're a tough team to beat. I think they have a great manager and play good fundamental baseball. You didn't mention what game you were playing on Saturday…my favorites are my 'Cheers' trivia game, and Chutes N Ladders. I hope your knee is ok for your Dam bike trail ride.
'Minoring In Baseball'
Mike – I agree on the good manager and good fundamental baseball part, not to mention a lot of talent and they brought it all together just for our…um…benefit this weekend, LOL. We played several games on Saturday: a couple of rounds of Settlers of Catan, Princes of Florence and the new Zombie addition of that funny Munckin game I mentioned a few posts ago. I like Trivia Games though too but tend to leave Chutes and Ladders for special occasions when our niece and nephew are in town. :) Yes, thank you, my knee feels pretty darned good, dam bike ride and all. :)
— Kristen
I saw some of the hilights. Torii played really well. Nice hit.
—Mark Gauthier
Thanks Mark!
— Kristen
I could almost throw you a stone to the Santa Fe Dam :-) I have not been there in ages but I drive close to it as my exit on the 605 is Lower Azusa.
I've been busy talking to the Angels and Dodgers about donations for the goodie bag for the SABR convention. .
For info about the conference go to http://www.sabr.org.
LOL Emma! We're practically neightbors. That sounds like a fun convention. I always wonder if I am enough of a stat head to go to one of the SABR conventions.
— Kristen


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This team was led by Sora's father, Kazuma. Along with Fūka, Fudō, and Fuen, Furido it appears in the Twelve Guardian Ninja Arc. Kazuma assembled this team to once again to try to overthrow the Hokage, believing that the Land of Fire should have only one head of state, the daimyō. He resurrected four lightning-chakra users from the Twelve Guardian Ninja, intending to use Limelight to destroy Konoha. When one of the four resurrected was defeated, he released the others and tried to use his son, but that failed as well. All members of the team were killed by the Konoha-nin.
- All the member's names (though Kazuma's was an alias) begin with "Fu" (フ).
- All four members possesses earth elemental chakra and can perform the Earth Release: Hiding in Rock Technique.
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Coming off of a two-win run the prior weeks, the St. Mary Cardinal football players struggled against a strong Deubrook efforts Friday night for the Dell Rapids school's Homecoming bout.The Dells team posted some touchdowns throughout the game, but the Dolphins won in the end, 64-30."Deubrook is a very good team," coach Ross Flemmer said. "They controlled the game both offensively and defensively. We will need to get back to work this week and improve each day in order to be Estelline on Friday."The Cardinals' upcoming opponents for the Oct. 5 game are 1-4 as of Friday's football games.Defensively, the Cardinals were led by Josh Brown, who downed nine tackles throughout the game, as well as Jacob Glazier and Christian Schnieders, who each tallied 7.5 tackles.Ben Bunkers and Wes Heinricy each rushed for one of the St. Mary touchdowns, while Casey Hansen passed for a touchdown to Jared Scholten's 26-yard reception.Noel Hansen led in rushing, with five carries on the night and 76 yards, leading him to a St. Mary touchdown. Brown carried for 46 yards at the match.Noah Fiegen additionally received for a 31-yard catch for the Cardinals.
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No wonder. Added attention comes with a nation's-best mark of making the FCS playoffs nine consecutive seasons and putting together a streak of 130 straight weeks ranked in the Top 25, a number that also leads the country and is a whopping 83 weeks more than the second-highest number, the 47 of Montana State.
Both teams will be looking for a little payback.
Each made a strong case to be included in the NCAA tournament last year, and each watched the selection show last Nov. 18 and came away bitter.
"We like to take pride in being the hungriest team on the field, no matter who we play," said UNH senior co-captain and running back Chris Setian. "They're absolutely going to be hungry, and we just need to remind ourselves that we need to be the hungrier team and that we need to kind of play with the chip on our shoulder that we always have and not forget what got us here in the first place."
Lehigh won its first nine games last season and was ranked No. 5 in one poll, No. 8 in another when it then lost to Patriot League rival Colgate. Lehigh finished 10-1 overall, but was denied an at-large bid, and Colgate represented the league in the NCAAs.
The Tigers are 4-0 and ranked No. 3 in the country with wins over Connecticut (33-18) of the FBS, Holy Cross (49-7), Delaware State (49-7) and North Carolina Central (35-17) They are next week's headache.
"They're a very resilient football team," McDonnell said. "You keep watching the tape and every game there's some part of the game where they're struggling a little bit and they just hang in there, hang in there, hang in there."
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I'm really trying to decide whether to get Phenom or Q6600 for linux...
What would be interesting to see, when the benchmarks are run again, is to see Phenom running linux 32 bit, and linux running 64 bit, and comparing to other quad-core.
Are these benchmarks in the plans for the near future?
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I'm really trying to decide whether to get Phenom or Q6600 for linux...
Last will be faster, thats absolutely clear.
Well I wait for the new 45 nm Quads too... E6600 works well at 3Ghz without Vcore change, want to see what the new CPUs can do...
Current reports indicate that how well the 45nm CPUs will overclock depends on the lot, so its a toss up. I think if you where to buy Intel for overclocking either pick a G0 Q6600 or wait for Intel's 45nm process to stabilize. Just make sure you use applications that can make use of more than 2 cores. Otherwise a fast dualcore is probably a better buy anyway.
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The consensus is that for linux the Phenom is NOT the better choice?
We have yet to see conclusive linux benchmarks since some issues related to kernel are still being resolved.
The Phenom 9600 has been clocked to 3,25 GHz with air cooling. From what several german forums say, all the new Phenom's (9600 BE) are able to reach 2,8-3,0 pretty easy now instead of at launch where they didn't even reach 2,6 GHz... and with the B3 stepping launching today, which seems to be able to get overclocked a little higher, the Phenom is definitly not a bad choice even for high-end gamers now.
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Judge weighs discrimination argumentsA federal judge will soon decide whether to dismiss discrimination claims in a lawsuit involving a man who was beaten and pepper-sprayed in his own home by Hartford Police.
The three officers who responded to a potential burglary at the home of Wayne Burwell were cleared of any criminal wrongdoing by the state Attorney General, which reviewed the case.
But in a federal lawsuit filed in July, Burwell, who is black, sued officers Fredrick Peyton, Scott Moody and Kristinnah Adams along with Hartford Police Chief Glenn Cutting and the town itself for 12 allegations ranging from excessive force to negligence.
Two of the claims also allege racial discrimination on the part of Peyton, Moody and Adams.
But in a motion argued in U.S. District Court in Rutland on Monday, the lawyer representing the three officers said there was no evidence that the officers acted with any racial bias during the incident with Burwell.
Police were called to Burwells three-story townhouse in Wilder on May 29, 2010 by a housekeeper who told police that an intruder might be in the house and that the man in the home was black.
Police said they found the home in disarray and filled with smoke and the blaring of fire alarms. Burwell was found sitting naked on a toilet in an incoherent state that police said they believed was drug induced.
In reality, Burwell was suffering from a medical condition that he had been hospitalized for weeks earlier.
When Burwell didnt respond to demands that he show his hands and get on the floor he was sprayed with pepper spray and struck repeatedly with batons during a scuffle with the officers.
It wasnt until after Burwell had been handcuffed and dragged outside naked except for a blanket that police confirmed he owned the home and released him.
Robin Curtiss, a New Hampshire attorney representing Burwell, said in his lawsuit that racial bias determined the outcome of the incident.
From the moment the defendant officers knew that the male in the bathroom ... was black, they concluded that he must be engaged in criminal activity and treated him accordingly, Curtiss wrote.
But in his motion to dismiss the discrimination claims, Middlebury attorney James Carroll argued that there was no evidence that the officers conduct was motivated by race.
They were dealing with a potential intruder, not race, Carroll said. They were under real duress to figure out what was going on.
But Curtiss said in court that the officers discrimination was evident based on the officers deviation from their own policies.
The Hartford Police Department policy regarding OC spray states that it is to be used only to subdue an attacker or violent person. There was no evidence of that in this case. He was sitting on a toilet yet the police emptied a can of OC spray on him, Curtiss said.
Curtiss also said that the officers were told by the woman who initially called the police that the person inside could be the homeowner. A neighbor also told police before they entered the home that Burwell had recently been hospitalized after he was found unconscious.
There was no attempt made to find out if he owned the place, Curtiss said. They found out he was black and that colored everything that happened after that.
At the end of the hearing, Judge Christina Reiss said she would attempt to issue a decision within 45 days.
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These utilities are loosely connected, but the over-arching theme for all of the components is high performance at scale. Some of them will show a fairly specialized focus, like reducing contention or packing things into small amounts of memory. Others, such as our in-memory JSON manipulation library or our string-formatting library, have a larger scope. But in either case, our motivation was to build components that were faster and more efficient than what we previously used.
As an example, consider AtomicHashMap. At Facebook, many of our services have large, concurrent in-memory indexes where lookups and insertions are common, but deletion is a rare (or unnecessary) operation. Often the keys in these indexes are 32 or 64 bit integers or can be hashed or converted to such integers. With these constraints, we've very efficiently addressed these types of workloads with a hashtable class that is wait-free for lookups, and has fine-grained locking to protect insertions. This component has nearly eliminated contention-related performance bottlenecks in several of our search services.
Performance is highly important, but since we have a couple hundred engineers working primarily in C++, our code also needs to be fast and reasonably easy to work with. In light of this, we make heavy use of modern C++, which has allowed us to retain a lot of programming convenience without spending much of our hardware resources on it. We believe some of these libraries even offer a step forward in terms of programmer convenience.
In particular, our string utilities are easier to use, faster, and safer than a number of existing options. Using folly::to instead of boost::lexical_cast wastes fewer CPU cycles and makes code more terse. Similarly, folly::format is less clumsy than iostream manipulators, and, unlike other options available to C++, does not sacrifice either type safety or performance. Many services spend significant portions of their CPU time manipulating strings, and programmers also tend to spend a non-trivial fraction of their time writing string manipulation code. We think these tools optimize for both processes simultaneously.
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Practicality pervades Facebook engineering, and we have a low tolerance for "Not Invented Here" syndrome (after all, the company is built on open source software). So, you'll find Folly complements some existing high quality C++ libraries, such as Boost or the Standard Library, both of which we use heavily. The cases where you'll see Folly alternatives to an existing library are motivated by real-world drawbacks we ran into after trying existing solutions (generally performance related), or in some cases just a slightly more modern take on an old story (yes, we have a new version of the venerable ScopeGuard).
Below is a list of Folly components in alphabetical order, along with a brief description of each.
Arena.h, ThreadCachedArena.h
Simple arena for memory allocation: multiple allocations get freed all at once. With threaded version.
AtomicHashMap.h, AtomicHashArray.h
High-performance atomic hash map with almost lock-free operation.
A small framework for benchmarking code. Client code registers benchmarks, optionally with an argument that dictates the scale of the benchmark (iterations, working set size etc). The framework runs benchmarks (subject to a command-line flag) and produces formatted output with timing information.
Various bit manipulation utilities optimized for speed.
Bit-twiddling functions that wrap the ffsl(l) primitives in a uniform interface.
An implementation of the structure described in A Provably Correct Scalable Concurrent Skip List by Herlihy et al.
A variety of data conversion routines (notably to and from string), optimized for speed and safety.
Similar to boost::variant, but restricted to pointers only. Uses the highest-order unused 16 bits in a pointer as discriminator. So sizeof(DiscriminatedPtr<int, string, Widget>) == sizeof(void*).
Dynamically-typed object, created with JSON objects in mind.
Endian conversion primitives.
Escapes a string in C style.
Wrapper around the eventfd system call.
A drop-in implementation of std::string with a variety of optimizations.
A mostly drop-in implementation of std::vector with a variety of optimizations.
Pseudo-statements (implemented as macros) for iteration.
Python-style formatting utilities.
Group Varint encoding for 32-bit values.
Various popular hash function implementations.
A simple class for collecting histogram data.
Convenience type definitions for using boost::intrusive_list.
JSON serializer and deserializer. Uses dynamic.h.
Wrappers around __builtin_expect.
Memory allocation helpers, particularly when using jemalloc.
Helpers for finding items in associative containers (such as std::map and std::unordered_map).
A highly specialized data structure consisting of a pointer, a 1-bit spin lock, and a 15-bit integral, all inside one 64-bit word.
Necessarily evil stuff.
Pretty-printer for numbers that appends suffixes of unit used: bytes (kb, MB, ...), metric suffixes (k, M, G, ...), and time (s, ms, us, ns, ...).
Lock free single-reader, single-writer queue.
Defines only one function---randomNumberSeed().
Boost-style range facility and the StringPiece specialization.
Fast and compact reader-writer spin lock.
C++11 incarnation of the old ScopeGuard idiom.
Very small spin locks (1 byte and 1 bit).
Vector with the small buffer optimization and an ptional embedded PicoSpinLock.
Collections similar to std::map but implemented as sorted vectors.
STL allocator wrapping a simple allocate/deallocate interface.
String utilities that connect folly::fbstring with std::string.
High-level synchronization library.
Demangling and errno utilities.
High-performance atomic increment using thread caching.
Improved thread local storage for non-trivial types.
Queue with per-item timeout.
Type traits that complement those defined in the standard C++11 header <traits>.
Defines the codePointToUtf8 function.
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UL Listing: | Suitable for wet locations. Suitable for mounting within 4' of the ground |
Housing: | Precision die cast aluminum with Wall Bracket, Trunnion or Slipfitter. |
Reflector: | Anodized aluminum. Field adjustable beam spread. |
Lens Frame & Glare Shield: | Precision die cast aluminum. Hinged for easy access. Phillips head screws for added security. |
Socket: | HID: Porcelain 4kv Pulse Rated socket with nickel plated screw shell CFL: Plug in type, GX24q-4 base |
Finish: | Chip and fade resistant polyester powder coating. |
Lens: | Thermal tempered shock resistant glass, 3/16" thick. |
Lens Gasket: | High temperature one piece molded silicone set in die cast retaining groove. Remains in place during relamping |
EPA: | Maximum EPA: 2.0 |
Patents: | Pat. D552,283 |
Country of Origin: | Designed by RAB in New Jersey and assembled in the USA by IBEW Local 3 |
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What? Where?
Come by 83c Wiese St from 6-10PM on Monday December 8 for a cooperative workshop on circuit hacking.
As interest warrants:
- soldering (everything from through-hole to SMD rework)
- breadboarding
- powering your circuit (bench power supplies, ATX hacking, batteries)
- making LEDs blink and fade
- using AVR / Arduino / Boarduino to make circuits easier
- using oscilloscopes / multimeters to debug circuits
- reverse engineering circuits
- Designing PCBs using GEDA
Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience level. If you have never made a circuit before and have no idea where to start, bring $20 to cover materials cost for a Brain Machine kit and build it.
Please come with an idea, or a question, or a circuit you want to hack. Research ideas on the Internet ahead of time and come put them into practice!
What can I bring to help?
- multimeters (we have just 2 at 83c)
- Arduino / clones
- USB - serial dongle for your Arduino
- breadboards
- 9V batteries (a bulk donation would be great)
I am a blank slate! What should I do?
- make an Arduino fade an RGB LED in varying color patterns.
- make an Arduino illuminate a 3x3 LED matrix in varying shapes.
- build an IR -> visible LED transducer and reverse-engineer the Picco-Z Microhelicopter remote control
- reverse engineer the LED sign circuitry donated by ACCRC
- build a test circuit for one of our RepRap boards


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