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PHOTOS: What Snow Tells Us About Creating Better Public Spaces on E. Passyunk Avenue
After record amounts of snow this year in Philadelphia, you could be excused for not wanting to see any more of it. But today's snow actually brought us some pretty cool ideas for public spaces and traffic safety improvements along E. Passyunk Avenue in South Philly.
If you haven't heard of a "sneckdown" yet, it's a clever combination of "snow" and "neckdown" - another name for a curb expansion - that uses snow formations on the street to reveal the space cars don't use. Advocates can then use these sneckdown photos to make the case to local transportation officials that traffic calming interventions like curb bumpouts and traffic islands can be installed without any loss to car drivers.
One of the areas of Philadelphia with the best opportunities for pedestrian plazas is E. Passyunk Avenue, which crosses the street grid at a diagonal, creating lots of triangular intersections. I thought the snow would provide some good examples to help you visualize what I'm talking about, so I headed over there this afternoon to take some sneckdown photos. And to my delight, the snow revealed some awesome traffic calming ideas I hadn't considered.
At the intersection of 6th and Passyunk and Christian, near the excellent Shot Tower Coffee, there is a triangular plot of land that I always thought would make a great public plaza, but there's a For Sale sign there now, indicating it will probably become housing.
The city's choice to allocate the public right of way around this triangle to curb parking for cars means the parcel is smaller than it could be, but even so, the snow formation shows it could be larger even without taking away parking. Still try to imagine how much more sidewalk there could be if not for the curb parking around the island though:
Even when this parcel gets some housing, there is still plenty of space on the road just to the north for a smaller parklet with a bench and a couple planters:
If maximizing curb parking spaces is the political goal, then there might be some objections to how wide this plaza is. That parking space on the north side of the island would probably go away, for example. But if the goal is to make this the nicest possible public space, then maybe we get rid of the 7 parking spaces around this thing and extend the sidewalk.
As you'll see, another issue that pops up repeatedly with these plazas is the trade-off between allowing U-turns from E. Passyunk vs. connecting pedestrian plazas to the corner sidewalk. You can an example of this issue in the photo below:
If parking isn't the paramount concern, then the new parklet can just connect to the sidewalk of the triangle parcel, but this eliminates the turnaround lane here that lets drivers make a U-turn onto 6th Street. It also means people trying to make a right on Queen St. have to drive another half block, loop around Catharine and back down 6th - about a 30-second detour that will nonetheless draw 2 or 3 NIMBYs to your public meeting.
Here's a plaza for Rita's, where again we see the trade-off between easy U-turns for cars and nice plazas with cafe tables and planters for families to sit and eat Italian ice in the summer:
The snow formations reveal that this whole intersection could feature bump-outs without taking away any travel lanes or parking spaces from motorists. Here's the corner directly next to Rita's on Carpenter and Passyunk, down the street from The Dive Bar and Royal Tavern:
The Free Library branch on the other corner of Carpenter could have a similar bumpout. There'd be lots of room for street furniture and planters (stormwater absorption!), making this intersection a much greener and happier place.
Directly across from this intersection to the south at Kimball and E. Passyunk, the snow reveals another good space for a ped plaza. This retail space is empty and appears to have been a Mexican restaurant:
I'm not sure if this intersection has many crashes, but check out where the stop lines are. This plaza would move the lines up closer together where drivers can fully see each other, as well as other drivers across Carpenter. Here's the view looking north:
Continuing south on E. Passyunk across Washington, it's clear that a road diet is in order. Geoff weighed in on the restriping options already, and we'll have more coverage of that when the official plan drops. Here's what the snow tells us about how much space cars use now:
At the southern tip of the triangular block created by Washington, 8th Street, and E. Passyunk, there is a triangular lot for sale, with the CRABS sign on it. The cars are a little confusing, so I highlighted in blue where the sidewalk currently ends, and in green where it could end. Upgrading the public infrastructure to include a nice plaza with some planters and street seating could potentially lure a higher value building to this parcel:
Here's the view looking north:
The opposite corner, around 8th, E. Passyunk, and Ellsworth, has an auto parts business. This is a lower priority sidewalk extension at the moment, because if you gave the auto parts store some more sidewalk space, you know they'd just let cars park on it. Eventually rising land values in this neighborhood will price these kinds of low value uses out of the neighborhood, at which point we can think about a pedestrian plaza here.
For reference, this parcel is zoned CMX 2.5 so you can build a pretty big mixed-use building by-right, although of course nothing is *really* by-right in South Philly:
Continuing south, the next interesting intersection is 9th and E. Passyunk. A pede plaza for Gino's deserves low priority as long as that "Speak English" sign is still in the window, but it would clearly be good for business. Gino's customers already line up in this road space while waiting to order. Why not extend the sidewalk further so they don't have to stand in the street?
This is right next to a park lots of families walk to on weekend days, and that lots of drunk people walk to on weekend nights. A road diet that gets motorists to pay closer attention to the sometimes unpredictable movements of kids and drunk people would be a big win for safety. Also, imagine how much more outdoor cheesesteak plaza space there'd be if the sidewalk were extended out to where the curb parking is now. That doesn't seem like a winnable political fight in this particular corner of South Philly, but it's worth saying this would make this a better space on the merits.
Same deal with the Pat's parcel:
Here's the south side. Take away the curb parking, and you can have a pretty nice expansion of the outdoor space. If not, it's not really worth doing anything here:
On the opposite corner, there's a community garden and mural across from Capitolo playground that might bring some botanical goodness out onto the public right-of-way with a sidewalk expansion:
The next intersection of note is one of the most dangerous in South Philly, at Reed, 10th, and E. Passyunk. The unused trolley tracks are a death trap for cyclists, and the intersection is just overly wide and confusing. Here's a screenshot from Google Streetview to give you an idea of what it looks like on a regular day:
Basically a random suburban surface parking hellscape in the middle of an otherwise walkable neighborhood. But here are some good ideas from the snow for taking this space down to human scale.
First, a big ole' triangle traffic island right in front of Rita's:
Once again we have the trade-off between U-turns vs. connecting the Rita's corner to the triangle island and eliminating that lane. I'd personally prefer the latter. Let families have a nice big pedestrian plaza to sit and enjoy their Italian ice, and let's calm down this intersection.
Next to Rita's at the Triangle Tavern - aptly named, once we lay down this sweet triangle - there's another snow patch that points the way to calming this overly wide intersection:
The final piece for taming this intersection is a pedestrian plaza for Passyunk Market. Again, the a trade-off between letting cars make a U-turn from E. Passyunk onto 10th Street vs. attaching the triangle to the sidewalk:
Taken together, all of these traffic islands would cut traffic speeds and make it a lot easier for humans to traverse this intersection on foot.
A bit further south, we start getting into the really happening part of the Passyunk Square neighborhood business district. Here the snow says B2 could have a nice parklet with planters in front (maybe from Urban Jungle?) to draw in spontaneous patrons:
The Singing Fountain plaza could also be substantially bigger, especially if it didn't need to have curb parking surrounding it. Here's the north side:
And here's the south side:
Imagine this intersection filled with planters, cafe tables and chairs, maybe some designer bike racks. This is a way to bring a lot more greenery to a neighborhood that many complain lacks tree cover. Here's the view looking north:
And here's a closer look at the Metro Men's clothing store corner of Tasker. How many more spontaneous customers is this place going to get with a cool parklet out front:
Heading south, here's the Cantina Los Caballitos corner:
The intersection of Morris, 12th, and E. Passyunk could be a real draw for this neighborhood, maybe even more so than the Singing Fountain. This is where we can fit two really good-sized pedestrian plazas if, once again, people are willing to trade off U-turns for nice public spaces.
Here's one next to El Zarape. Like the CRABS parcel, maybe upgrading the public infrastructure around it with nice landscaping, some public seating, maybe a statue, would help developers see some more potential for this space than a short ugly building.
Here's another one, right across the intersection next to Birra and Doggie Styles and A Man's Image:
Again, whether or not people are willing to let go of the U-Turn will determine whether the pedestrian plaza can connect to the A Man's Image sidewalk - already pretty elongated - and make a special new park of similar quality to the Singing Fountain.
My phone died right after this, so if there are other cool intersections beyond this where you think a pedestrian plaza would work well (I turned back around the King of Jeans intersection, which already features a nice triangle park) you should go take a picture while the snow's still out tomorrow and send it to us.
The point isn't that none of these ideas would be controversial (people like to drive fast, and these interventions make them drive more slowly), but the political bar is much lower because most of them don't take away any space anyone is actually using.
The vast majority of these plaza ideas don't take away any parking spaces, but if you want some of them to be their best possible selves, there's typically only one or two property owners to persuade. In most of the cases where I recommend taking out parking, the Streets Department could take away the spaces unilaterally, if it's under 250 feet worth of parking spaces.
Politically, it would be easiest to get started on this stuff by persuading individual business owners to let you paint the traffic triangles or bumpouts, and then decorate them with planters and some cheap cafe tables and chairs. These are cheap high-impact projects that can be done quickly, and once we get started they are going to get popular very fast. Once businesses see how nice they look (think The Porch at 30th Street Station, or Green Line Cafe's parklet in West Philly), and how much more spontaneous foot traffic they bring in, the political barriers to creating more will melt away.


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My new favorite player! So will he start next match against the Fire? In the near future will we see thousands of Persian fans in the stands at TheBuck supporting Stevie?! Actually, I always thought he was a good signing because he's inexpensive, can play more than one spot, and our coaching staff got a good long look at him before they signed him. Wait a minute. This last bit might not be so good. GO QUAKES!!!!! too bad we're crap! - Mark
Stevie B. (I know, not the best nickname so far) should start next week since Leitch will be serving his one-match suspension. With a quote like that and being a local product, he's already becoming a fan favorite. While we haven't seen much of him on the pitch, he is young, inexpensive so one can only assume he's got quite the upside. ...Which means FY and JD will make him available in next year's expansion draft and we'll lose another young player that could have become a Quakes legend.
Like the fighting fish that have to separated from all others due to their outrageous aggressiveness? Sounds very D-backish. Does he have to travel in his own covered plastic cup?
I think it would be best of everyone concerned if Narcissus somehow failed to make the trip to South Africa. The guy is a wimpy wuss. He's going to get tackled hard within the first ten minutes of the first match and then he'll play like a ghost the rest of the tournament, just like Germany in '06. I hope like hell that I'm wrong. I hope his recent stint in Enguland has reminded him that elsewhere the game is rougher than playing in a league where the refs protect you (but not necessarily other players). I hope that Narcissus wins the golden boot, that he is The Man of the Tournament. But I fear that he will wilt like a wimp. So I don't care if Beta or someone else whacks him hard before the tournament and he misses it. Go Quakes!!! Glorious Past! Miserable present! - Mark
Maybe in Chicago he can prove himself to be the master BETA. ok, seriously, lets see what this kid can do.
I hope like hell that he does great, because we're screwed if he doesn't. Welcome to the forum! Always nice to have new fans. Try to ignore the grouchy old men like me. Some of us are despondent because our team sucks and it doesn't look like the Head Coach or GM will be fired anytime soon. Beta should at least provide us some more speed on the right side than Leitch did. As long as he has a solid defensive day, I will be happy. I don't expect rookies to start in this league. - Mark, an angry, bitter, disappointed, frustrated quakesfan!
"Beitashour Poised to Start at Right Back" (Friday, 4/9/10) Steven Beitashour may get his first career start on Saturday (John Todd) GO SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES!!! -G
I hope he will be reliable defending and not too naive or nervy, and also not too timid to venture forward when appropriate. I have high hopes for the kid but not particularly high expectations but I'm looking forward to seeing him play.
I freaking love when local guys get on the field for the Quakes!!!!! I hope he has a debut on par with Mike Zaher when he started at LB. Only I hope he stays a starter and stays a Quake.
personally i thought stevie b acquitted himself very well......mapp played a ball through him late that might have been dangerous had there been more room, but he did well....i felt like he played pretty conservatively and didn't look to venture forward too often, but it worked
From what I could hear from the radio hookup and see with the bobbling video he was doing pretty damned well.
Steve Bulbasaur will be gone in a month if he keeps doing this well. We'll trade him for a 2016 conditional supplemental draft pick and a can of frijoles refritos.


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A key concept of REST, as it underpins the web, is that URLs name resources. For static sites this is clear, and even for dynamic sites, the URLs we show users generally name resources within the web application the user can name. In most modern programming, similar concepts prevails: We use references to objects as the means through which we manipulate them. In general, we prefer not to have global static functions that take pointers to data to operate on. There are many reasons for this: insulation, reusability, inheritance, composition, modularity, etc. However, common practice for HTTP APIs is for URLs to name verbs. The resources on which those verbs act must be provided, and validated, in the arguments to the request. While sometimes, like in programming, a global static name for a function is the right choice, using this style for everything can lead to an awkward interface, and can be error prone. Belay takes concepts from programming, and extends them to URLs giving us truly REST APIs: A BCAP URL is a reference to a particular data object and web handler that functions the same as object reference in a programming language. For example: To model a blog that had entries, each of which can have comments, in JAVA, you might expect to see this: public class Comment { public String text; public Date when; }
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Friday, Sleazy Bastard, Goldie (I), Taylor Wane, Catalina (I), Mary Jane (I), Monique (I)
Critical Rating: AAAA
Genre: Specialty
Tyler Durden's first rule of Fight Club is not to talk about it, but the catfighters in this like-named title are anything but silent.
In fact, the lovelies that take a tumble on the floor scream, kick, bite and do all the things the stuff teenage wet dreams and banned beer commercials are all about. The fights (directed by Wane) are well-done, with the buxom blonde-haired Brit getting rough with brunette Mary Jane in a fight over panties; the aptly-named blonde-haired Goldie gets her ass kicked after she uses Wane's eyeliner; Friday doing a poolside asskicking session with Goldie; feather-weight Catalina taking on the bantam-weight Goldie and ending with Monique/Wane rumble in the, er, valley. The scenes transition into very well-done, spankable girl/girl scenes, broadening the appeal beyond the title's specialty audience.
The girls also indulge in some sword-swallowing, with Wane and Friday sucking on the cock of Sleazy Bastard, though a more appropriate name, in this case, should be Lucky Bastard. The two swap his cock like a joint and take shots to the face at the inevitable DNA-spilling conclusion.
Extras for the disc include an extra fight scene with Jane and Wane and a solo with Jane, which is a good thing. A very good thing. The transfer for the disc is fairly well done, though some moire can be seen in some of the scenes.
Recommended for fans of the specialty genre and for fans of (mostly) girl/girl action looking for something a little rougher.


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How soon can we expect our first 60-degree day of the season on average, and what is the earliest and latest date for such an occurrence?
—Nick Recchia, River Grove
Dear Nick,
Your question suggests that even in a winter as relatively mild as this one has been to date, anticipation is building for the return of spring warmth. A search for 60-degree days in Chicago winters reveals they can occur at any time from December through February, though not often. A computer sweep of the city's 141-year winter temperature data set, beginning on Jan. 1 in each year, reveals the average date for the first occurrence of a temperature of 60 degrees or higher is March 2.
But averages don't convey an accurate picture. There has been 60-degree day as early as Jan. 1 (65 degrees in 1876) and as late as April 23 (63 degrees in 1881).


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I've been developing an iPhone web app on a Windows XP box using MobiOne Test Center and Safari for testing and debugging and occasionally using a real iPhone for testing. The problem is that MobiOne, Safari (desktop), and the iPhone all produce different errors. Obviously I am most concerned with the errors that occur on the iPhone, since that is the target device. (An example of the type of error encountered is that an image that ordinarily appears as expected occasionally cannot be displayed, so the little question-mark icon appears instead.)
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BACKGROUND: Intraventricular haemorrhage (IVH) and periventricular leucomalacia (PVL) in premature infants presumably have many causes. It has been proposed that inflammatory processes in the fetomaternal unit play an important role in the pathogenesis of these lesions. OBJECTIVE: To study the correlation of postpartum serum interleukin 6 (IL6) concentration as a marker of inflammation and neonatal cerebral morbidity in preterm infants < 28 weeks of gestational age. METHODS: A total of 88 infants were grouped according to maximum serum IL6 levels within 12 hours post partum: group A (n = 50), < or = 100 pg/ml; group B (n = 38), > 100 pg/ml. Ultrasound studies and clinical assessment were performed routinely. RESULTS: IVH was noted significantly more often in group B (24/38; 63%) than in group A (19/50; 38%) (p = 0.02). In a multiple logistic regression model, raised serum IL6 independently predicted development of severe IVH (odds ratio 8.4; 95% confidence interval 2.85 to 24.9; p = 0.0001). CONCLUSIONS: Raised serum IL6 may serve as a marker for severe IVH in infants < 28 weeks of gestational age. Although cerebral morbidity in premature infants is determined by different variables, the identification of systemic inflammation can help to define the need for anti-inflammatory strategies to prevent cerebral morbidity. |
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An Inventory of Its Records
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Creator: | Brooklyn and Queens Young Men's Christian Association. New Utrecht Branch. | |
Title: | New Utrecht YMCA records. | |
Date: | 1897-1941. | |
Collection Number: | Y.GNY.036 | |
Abstract: | Contains printed materials from the New Utrecht YMCA. | |
Quantity: | .2 cubic feet (1 box) | |
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The New Utrecht YMCA was founded in 1869 as part of the Brooklyn Association, although it did not continue as part of the Brooklyn YMCA more than a few years and apparently ceased operations by 1900. In November of 1919, a reorganized branch opened at 1841 Eighty-fourth Street with a dormitory; a gymnasium was constructed in 1925. The Brooklyn Association intended that the branch would share its facilities with area churches for leadership training and activities, and the new branch membership included some men who had been associated with the former 1869 branch. New Utrecht closed its doors in 1953.
Information taken from History of the Brooklyn and Queens Young Men's Christian Association 1853-1949 by E. Clark Worman (1952); The YMCA at 150: A history of the YMCA of Greater New York, 1852-2002 by Pamela Bayliss (2002).
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The collection includes a form letter, newsletters, correspondence, financial campaign materials and publications of the New Utrecht branch of the Brooklyn and Queens YMCA.
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Box 232 | Correspondence, 1897. 1 folder. | |||||||||||||||
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How it Happened, undated. | ||||||||||||||||
A story about the establishment of clubs at the New Utrecht YMCA. |
NU Y News, December 1, 1941. |
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Greenside, H. S. and Cross, M. C. and Coughran, W. M., Jr. (1988) Mean flows and the onset of chaos in large-cell convection. Physical Review Letters, 60 (22). pp. 2269-2272. ISSN 0031-9007. http://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:GREprl88
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Numerical simulations of two-dimensional model equations show that a coupling between amplitude and vertical-vorticity fields allows chaotic flows near the onset of Rayleigh-Bénard convection in large-aspect-ratio domains. In cylindrical cells, mean flows arising from this coupling lead to a chaotic nucleation of dislocations that is remarkably similar to recent observations in convection experiments.
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Chief Executive magazine's CEO Confidence Index, the nation's only monthly CEO Confidence Index, dipped slightly in September, decreasing 3.4%, falling to 86.3.
The Employment Confidence Index lost 11.7%, falling to 70.8. One CEO commented "Employment will continue to be bad until next year. But, this is great opportunity to increase automation or IT to replace labor to be competitive." Another CEO added, "The economy is still in a flat mode. Companies and senior executives are being very careful about spending on capital and adding manpower".
The Business Condition Index dropped 7.6%, falling to 83.1. Business is bad, but those with strong balance sheets are in a great position to make investments and capture market share.
The Current Confidence Index decreased 3.9% falling to 62.3. There is optimism in some industries. A CEO commented to Chief Executive, "We see a steady increase in demand which is enabling us to ramp up production efficiently; we are adding capacity, revenue, and profits faster than we are employees. At some point soon we will begin adding employees as well."
The Future Confidence Index, which measures the outlook on employment, economic and capital spending opportunities over the next quarter dipped 3.2% dropping to 102.5. The administration's agenda remains a concern for many CEOs. "November elections are the next chance for a change in the economic mood," stated one CEO. Wess J. Schmidt, President & CEO, Strategic Business Planning and Development, added, "We don't see any major changes to the economy or the employment status for the near future until Congress enacts major policy decisions to help the economy. One hope is the mid-term elections where fresh new voices will stimulate the "old guard" into making quick rational decisions."
The Investment Confidence Index gained 4.0% rising to 100.9.
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Index | August, 2010 | September, 2010 | Monthly Change(%) |
CEO Index | 89.2 | 86.3 | -3.4% |
Current Confidence Index | 64.7 | 62.3 | -3.9% |
Future Confidence Index | 105.8 | 102.5 | -3.2% |
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Yes, modern quilters do feathers! Lisa Sipes loves them, and especially enjoys embellishing feathers with stitching, echoing, and adding tiny background fillers. Starting with the basic varieties of feathers, Lisa shows you how to build the designs, and how simple variations make a big impact. There's no marking, just whimsical quilting with abandon! For more easy quilting tips visit the LongArmQuiltingShow.com. Watch more fun and easy quilting lessons at QNNtv.com or on DVD!
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I'm sorry that you put the video on for Quilt It with Lisa Sipes. It is really terrible. I did go to her website and admit her quilting looks gorgeous…sadly she is not a teacher.
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Ode to My Apple Tree Kale Salad
Author Notes: After a 3-year fruit drought, our apple tree produced a bounty of fruit this year. Our apples may not be the most gorgeous you have ever seen, but they are firm, sweet yet tart, and wonderful for baking, making sauce, and eating. I have made countless apple crisps this season, lots of applesauce to freeze, and an apple a day goes into every salad I assemble. The skin is mottled and barely presentable to the consumer's eye, but I love love love that we have a tree in our yard that is giving us such a gift. My other love of this season is local kale that is crisp and just screams healthy. Every day for weeks I have made a kale salad for lunch, puffing up my chest while thinking of the nutritional density of this glorious vegetable. This salad is meant to give my two loves equal billing, with just a little crunch of nut and a sprinkle of cheese to complete the taste. - Bevi
Makes 2 large portions
For the Salad
- 1/2 bunch Fresh Kale - I like dinosaur, but any variety is good
- 1 tart yet sweet crispy apple, peeled and chopped into bite sized pieces
- 1/3 cup shelled pistachio nuts
- 1 small handful shaved Parmesan cheese, or another hard cheese of your choice
For the Salad Dressing
- juice of 1/2 lemon
- 2 tablespoons Olive oil or other good nut oil
- 1/2 teaspoon honey
- Kosher or sea salt and fresh ground pepper to taste
- Prepare the kale. Wash the leaves, and remove the large vein in the middle of each leaf. Gather up the leaves and slice into thin ribbons. Add to a salad bowl.
- Add the chopped apples, the pistachios, and the shaved cheese to the kale.
- Mix the salad dressing ingredients until emulsified, pour on salad, and toss. Serve as a meal, or with a soup and a slice of good bread.
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over 3 years ago GreasySpoon
We love kale and my neighbor has the apple trees so I will try this soon. It looks really good.
over 3 years ago Bevi
Thanks GS, apples and kale really go together well. Enjoy!
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Love this Bevi, I so envy your apple tree. I have a small one in the front of the house that produces one or two apples and the squirrels get those. Lucky you and such a wonderful and delicious salad,
over 3 years ago Bevi
Thanks sdebrango. I hope to attach a photo of our tree - so lovely and such an old soul. I will make sure you receive some of the bounty.
over 3 years ago Bevi
I responded once an expect I will repeat myself - but thanks. I hope to attach photos eventually. The tree is an old soul, and you will receive bounty.
over 3 years ago Bevi
I got the ingredients and steps in, and now am working on photos!
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This recipe is incomplete - I got caught in the website issues and am going in for an edit and to add a few photos. Wish me luck!


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Comes attached to a retractor via hose mount. Two mounting options come with it, either by keyring or plastic clip. The only issues I have with it is that they put a company bar code sticker on the compass window in between the rubber mount and the compass which was impossable to pull off without twisting and turning making the lubber line a tad offset. But still worth having!
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Crazy Coconut Lemonade
- Total Time:
- 1 hr 5 min
- Prep:
- 5 min
- Inactive:
- 1 hr
- Yield:
- 8 servings
- Level:
- Easy
Muddle the mint leaves with a pestle in the bottom of a large pitcher. Add sugar, lemon and lime juice, and rum, to taste. Cover with water and refrigerate until cold. When ready to serve pour over ice, slices of lemon and lime, and coconut flakes. Garnish with a sprig of mint.
Recipe courtesy Ingrid Hoffmann
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Technical Specifications
- Resolution12.1 Megapixels
- Zoom4x Digital
- FlashAuto
- PictBridgeYes
- Anti-ShakeYes
- Red Eye ReductionYes
- Self TimerYes
- Batteries3xAAA (Not Included)
ViviCam T016
Digital Camera
Great quality, user-friendly controls, and an excellent value define the ViviCam T016 Digital Camera. A resolution of 12.1 Megapixels together with high quality 4x digital zoom allow you to capture every detail and produce outstanding prints. Features like Anti-Shake and Face Detection bring new levels to your photographic experience. You can even record video in stunning resolution. It is also exceptionally easy to use thanks to its large 1.8" screen.