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Hallo! Haven't posted in a while but have been lurking about. ;-]
Haven't really finished anything, too darn hot in central CA to knit in the summer.
I have a couple questions for a Friday:
a) What knitting apps do you recommend or not recommend? I'm iphone specific, but if you have an Android app opinion, I'm sure someone would find it useful.
b) What system do you use to organize your paper patterns? I'm starting to get to the point where this is a concern, and for the moment putting things in hanging file folders under "sweaters", "scarves", etc. Anyone have a really boffo filing system?
Thanks! Have a great weekend.
I live in a REALLY low-tech household and them damned carrier pigeon just aint makin it with knitting.
Three ring binders with document sleeves for the paper stuff but you've made me feel completely irrelevant. I didn't even know there were knitting apps for your smart phone - I'm still saving up for a charting program for my ancient (2 year old) and incredibly cumbersome lap top.
Have you looked at "Intwined Studio"?
...I think it's still only $42.
...and it write written instructions as you chart, or charts as you write...
And if you correct either the chart or written part...it automatically corrects the other!
...and they have a ravelry group...
You are not irrelevant! Low tech is often a perfectly viable option!
Anymore, a computer is ancient by the time you get it home from the store. My desktop is at least 5 years old, so don't feel bad about your laptop.
I know what a chart is, how does a charting program relate to that?
I don't know. It seemed relevant at the time.
Hi Matt,
The one app that I use a lot and have shown it to several people in my LYS's employees and customers is called "Knit Evenly." The app is cheap and makes increasing or decreasing X number of stitches across a row so much easier and faster than dragging out paper, pencil, calculator, and the instruction book. With this app you put in the number of stitches on your needle (works with circular knitting or flat knitting) and the number of stitches you want to increase or decrease, hit the calculate button, and instantly you have two options. The options are 1. easy to remember, 2. more evenly distributed. And the best thing about either option is that the app walks you through the entire row and once you finish one part of the instructions, you touch the screen and it highlights the completed section, so if the doorbell rings or you get interrupted you know exactly where you were, and where to start. I'm not quite twice your age and I just got myself an I-phone in May and I have used this app right from the get-go without any problems. I just looked to see what the down load costs.....$1.99. Best money I've spent on an app for my knitting hobby.
I keep my patterns that I purchase, download, or photocopy organized in three ring binders. I put the patterns in Avery sheet protectors then in the appropriate ring binder labeled: Shawls, Sweaters, dishclothes , socks, hats, scarves, etc.
Cool, thank you for the recommendation!
Right now paper patterns are going in hanging folders along the same lines. Am probably going to date patterns and either pitch or scan & pitch if they haven't been made in X amount of time.
I agree with keeping patterns electronically, It just keeps me so much more organized.
I really enjoy cabled patterns, but find the charts can slow me down. I forget where I found it, but a web site showed how to set up Excel for knitting patterns (and there was a download of a font of knitting stitches). I will rechart the repeat into excel and then I color code the cables, with makes it easier for me to keep track where in the row I am working and which cable pattern I need to do.


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By: Lesley Suppes
Every park, forest, and wilderness in this country contains more than seven great day hikes, so this list is a bit partial, and biased. These trails, listed below according to region, were donated from the long-term memories of former area natives. When asked what one trail defined their region here is what they said.
Mount Washington State Forest
Alander Mountain
The Hike: This 5-mile hike begins in an open meadow filled with wildflowers that bloom into late summer. A look south reveals Hunts Pond at the mouth of a narrow valley and encircling mountains. This trail meanders up and down, through groves of birch and hardwood forests, into grassy meadows, across babbling streams, through seas of mountain laurel and wild berry patches until it finally reaches the true ascent. The west summit trail climbs up and around a cliff band to the 2,239 foot summit of Alander Mountain. Here views come from every direction: to the south, Mount Ashley, Mount Frissell, and Brace Mountain, to the west is the Hudson River and the Catskills, the northwest holds Albany and the Adirondacks, Mount Greylock lies due north, and Mount Everett lies in the east.
The Approach: Go south on MA 41 past MA 23, and turn right onto Mount Washington Road, just beyond Mill Pond. Stay on paved road for 9.1 miles (becomes East Street) until you reach the forest headquarters.
Contacts: Mount Washington State Forest (413) 528-0330 or Bish Bash Falls State Park at (413) 442-8928.
Insider Scoop: There is a great cabin near the summit that is free for overnight visitors on a first-come, first-serve basis. The mountain laurel bloom early in the summer, and the berries ripen later, entering fall.
Footwear: Approach shoes or light hikers.
Forbes State Forest/Linn Run State Forest
Wolf Rocks Trail
The Hike: One of my favorite trails, this area sees very few hikers. Located in the heart of western PA's Laurel Mountains, this 4-mile round trip trail rolls through a dense forest of hardwoods and hemlocks, carpeted with rhododendrons, ferns and moss-covered rocks. This canopy soon lifts, clearing a pristine and extensive view of the Linn Run Valley from a rock outcrop that drops 300 feet to the valley bottom. Fall Foliage views are spectacular.
The Approach: From the west, take Rt. 30 east out of Ligonier for 2 miles. At the intersection of PA Route 381, turn south for 4 miles. Turn left on Linn Run Road in the quaint town of Rector, and park at the Laurel Summit Picnic area. Follow trail signs.
Contacts: PA Bureau of State Parks (717) 783-4356, or PA Visitors Bureau (800) VISIT-PA.
Insider Scoop: Fill water bottles at the Grove Run Spring on Linn Run Road. Also, bring an extra layer; around here, 2739 ft. is mountainous. The trail gets rough in spots, so tread carefully.
Traction: Approach shoes, or trail runners. Light hikers for novice hikers.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Ramsay Cascades
The Hike: This 4-mile trail begins with a steady climb along the Ramsay Prong on an old graded roadbed through forests of hemlock and mixed hardwoods. Large mossy boulders line the trail as Dutchman's pipe vine swing from the trees overhead. The roadbed becomes a footpath after a mile, and passes through a maze of mountain laurel and rhododendron until it opens into a canyon at mile 2. The trail climbs again through one of the largest pockets of virgin forest in the Smokies that includes hemlock, yellow poplar, black cherry, silverbell and cucumber magnolia. The trail becomes narrower and squeezes through boulder passages, spilling you into the bottom of Ramsay Cascades, a majestic 90-foot-high spillway.
The Approach: Take US Highway 321 east to the Greenbrier Road entrance to the park. Turn right on Greenbrier Rd. for 3.2 miles until you see a sign for Ramsay. Take a right and follow the road for 1.5 miles where it dead-ends at the trailhead.
Contacts: Great Smoky Mountains National Park (423) 436-1200 or the TN Chamber of Commerce (800) 900-4148.
Insider Scoop: Ramsay Cascades is the highest waterfall in the park, so it can be crowded. Try and travel on weekdays. Also, late April or early May are peak times to find the magnolia's in blossom.
Traction: Trail runners or approach shoes.
Big Bend National Park
The South Rim Trail
The Hike: Located in the Chisos Mountains (7200 ft.) this 13-mile loop begins in the Chisos Basin, a lush garden spot in the middle of an arid park, walled in by pink igneous rock. The trail forks a few times near the start; veer toward the South Rim trail and then connect with the Laguna Meadow Trail. The trail climbs up the drainage below Emory Peak, up several switchbacks until it reaches the grassy flats of the Laguna Meadow. From here the trail skirts the rocky talus slopes of Emory Peak for a mile and then levels out for an easy hike to the rim. As you near the edge, the mountains suddenly drop-off, and display the Chihuahuan desert thousands of feet below. Views extend to Mexico and include a great view of the Rio Grande.
The Approach: Take US 85, the main park road, to Panther Junction and turn right. Take a left on Basin Road and continue to the Basin Trailhead sign and parking area.
Contacts: Big Bend National Park (915) 477-2251, or Texas Parks and Wildlife at (512) 389-4439.
Insider Scoop: Water is scarce, so bring plenty with you. Great for winter hiking, but spring is when the cacti bloom.
Traction: Light or rugged hikers.
Superior National Forest
Bean and Bear Lakes Trail
The Hike: This great little hike spans 6.4 miles round-trip and leads to a pair of unexpectedly scenic lakes walled in by towering bluffs. There is not much scenery in the first mile, but hang in there for another mile for the first vista of Bean Lake (aptly named for its shape). 300 feet of rock cliffs separate you from this tranquil lake that lies between two high, forested ridges. Another mile of hiking brings you onto the bluffs of Bear Lake, where the hills are so plentiful it adopts a mountainous feel. Hikers can continue on the Superior Hiking Trail for another mile and reach the Lake Superior Overlook, where granite cliff walls drop off dramatically to the shores below.
The Approach: From MN Highway 61 and turnoff for Silver Bay, take Outer Drive (Edison Boulevard) for 2 miles. Then turn left onto Penn Boulevard (County Route 5) and drive .5 miles to the trailhead.
Contacts: MN Department of Natural Resources at (800) 652-9747 or MN Travel Information Center at (800) 657-3700 or (612) 296-5029.
Insider Scoop: The Bugs are crazy in the summer months, but July, August and September are Minnesota's only months without snowfall. This trail is also loaded with blueberries late in the summer.
Traction: Approach shoes, or trail runners.
Sawtooth Wilderness
Sawtooth Lake
The Hike: A full day hike to the largest lake in the Sawtooth Mountains. This 10-mile round trip trail takes you through a flat expanse of lodgepole pine, into a lush meadow with clear views of the Sawtooth Mountains. After a few switchbacks through Douglas Fir trees, the trail climbs up to a sub-alpine avalanche meadow, including a ford of Iron Creek (until August). Start climbing some more on a forested mountainside, until Alpine Lake comes into view 100 feet below (don't miss this view!). Things flatten out as you approach Sawtooth Lake, with majestic 10, 190 ft. Mt. Regan reflecting in its waters.
The Approach: Take Idaho Highway 21 heading northwest out of Stanley, ID for 2.6 miles to the Iron Creek Road turnoff. Drive 3.2 miles over washboard roads to Iron Creek Transfer Camp. Park the car and start hiking.
Contact: Sawtooth National Recreation Area, (208) 726-7672, or (800) 260-5970.
Insider Scoop: This lake can be crowded, but head one mile further to McGowan Basin for some solitude among the high altitude McGowan Lakes. Late July and August are prime wildflower months.
Traction: Light to rugged hikers.
Siskiyou Wilderness, Six Rivers and Klamath National Forests
The Boundary Trail
The Hike: This 10-mile trail winds along the Siskiyou crest from Elk Valley and joins the South Kelsey Trail at Harrington Lake. The trail gains and drops elevation as it meanders through meadows, and forests, over stony ridges, past walls of granite and red peridotite until it finally reaches quiet Harrington Lake. There are a few glacial ponds along the way, great places to stop for lunch and look for rough-skinned newts. Some other neat features are the stretches of Brewer, or weeping spruce, and a huge stand of Alaska cedars, apparently the southernmost occurrence of this species.
The Approach: Accesses are few and primitive so bring your maps: USGS Chimney Rock (1:24,000) and Prescott Mountain (1:24,000). Take US 199 to County Road 427. Take this to Forest Service Road 15N01. The trail departs from the northern end of the southern fragment of this road.
Contacts: Ukonom Ranger District (503) 627-3291
Insider Scoop: The Boundary Trail spans a landscape that is central to an active local Native American religious tradition, so it is not publicized or maintained by the National Forest Service. Tread carefully, with respect. Camps and fires are prohibited in this area.
Traction: Rugged hikers.
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Saturday afternoon at Saratoga Race Course resulted in the first dead heat in the Grade 1, $1 million Travers since 1874. Alpha the better number one choice on the board hit the wire alongside long shot Golden Ticket. Both horses completed the 1 ¼ miles in exactly 2:02.74.
In the 1874 Mid-Summer Derby, Attila and Acrobat finished in a tie, with Attila winning a match race between the two and claiming the official victory. Alpha looked beaten as Golden Ticket began edging away inside the eighth pole. Alpha dug into the dirt, and made a mad dash in the final yards. With one last lunge at the finish, he hit the line at the same time as Golden Ticket. At the end of the race, neither jockey was sure who had won the race. Well, both did, giving David Cohen and Ramon Dominguez their first Travers win. With Alpha's dead heat win, he becomes the 10th horse to complete the Jim Dandy-Travers double.
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I left the apple store fast due to the fact i was in a bad car accudent and i am in a wheelchair and cant stay seated like that long due to a broken leg. It randomly will pop up message saying something like it needs wifi but I have wifi at my house. It also pops up another message something like it needs to finish restoring it and asks if I want to download it all and I click on it it to but it goes away after that and nothing pops back up. I also cant install the new update it says I have I finish the retire then do it. My photo album is also stuck at whatever number of photos I have taken in the new phone that number of 300 something. It just says its downloading it. I have no clue what to do. Also my iCloud backup I looked and it says I have 2.2 gb left then that the backup is 2.7 gb. Im very confused what options I have and cant find an answer anywhere please help me!
Like many people, my iPhone 3GS was recently exposed to liquid and the phone immediately died. The sim card was not exposed to direct liquid and I was able to get it out; however, the sim card tray was siezed up and would not eject, so when removing the sim card, the tray broke. I have filed an out of warranty claim to get it replaced; however, upon reading some of their disclaimers, I noticed that Apple has a section where they wont replace a phone exposed to liquid damage.
I have read various posts on these forums that say they will however. I am curious if I should send my phone off to get replaced...or if doing so would be a waste of money and time. There is a clause that says they can choose to not replace the phone and still bill you for time to examine the phone.
Please help.
Ive had problems with my charger for the last few months now, having to sit it in certain positions just to charge. If I take the charger to my local Apple store (downtown Chicago) will they give me a replacement charger? And will I have to pay for it or will it be free?
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My iPhone 3G is running firmware 2.1. Last night when I went to bed I plugged my iPhone into my laptop because the battery was running low, but when I woke up 9 hours later I noticed something troubling. The battery was not charged! The charge indicator is a lightening bolt while iTunes goes through the sync process but after that it changes to a plug icon which usually means it thinks the battery is fully charged: http://img407.imageshack.us/img407/6636/photo8dv4.jpg. Do I need to have my iPhones battery replaced? If so how do I go about doing this, how much does it cost, and how long does it take? Thanks!
UPDATE: Rebooting my iPhone resolved the issue
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ok, heres the problem.
i recently opened up my IPhone 3gs to figure out how to replace the Speakers. once i found out how i put the iphone back together.
a some hours later it starts getting hot on me, so i stuck it on its charger in front of a small fan to cool it off. next morning i take it off the charger and start playing Sonic Dash. midway through the game it starts getting really hot so i stopped playing.
can anyone explain to me why its getting hot and charging slowly.
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Even though 4.2.1 did help increase my phone speed in some areas, my maps became unusable over the 3G network. I turned off the location service for my maps and that solved the problem. Wishfully hoping that they fix this in the next update.Anyone else have this problem?
My Spring board crashed due to an outdatted ios version so I figured I had to upgrade to ios 5.1. I restored it but then it said could not restore iPhone due to an unknown error. I tried everything. I put it in DFU mode and got the lattest version of itunes but it still wont restore. I NEED HELP!!
Recently my Mac Mini walked out the door of our house. My nice insurance company replaced it and I did a restore successfully. The backup drive was not really current (it is now!). I have hundreds of photos on my iphone that were in iphoto but are not now. I want to move pictures from the iphone photo library to the iphoto library on my new Mac Mini.
The forums say that Apple only gives us a one way ticket from iphone to iphoto. I can take all the photos I want from the Mac to the iphone, but not the other direction. If I sync with itunes, it will remove my pics from the phone. If I import into iphoto, it only sees the photos in my camera roll. What a problem!
Any ideas?
I will post this message on the iphoto forum too.
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Okay, I updated my cell from the 4.3.3 so it will be like the rest of families that have 6.1.3 software on their cellphones. But why has all my information and photos vanished from the device?!?!?
I have been trying to pre-Oreder the new Iphone and I have had no joy. For over an hour now the uk web page has had problems.
I do not think is fair how other webpages on other countries like the US have no problem on making orders but the uk for some reason can not make any orders yet! Convenience?
I can not even make it over the phone, why?
I feel like the US is getting priority on this like the Ipad, although we are meant to be able to pre order on the same day.
If you are not able to pre-order in a certain country, no one should be able to pre-order elsewhere. I am not happy the way this is being done, I understand Apple has technical problems, so stop pre orders deal with it and then start again.
Like everybody who wants an Iphone 4 I can not waist all day trying to acces the website as I have work to do.
But I also do not want to come to pre-order and havbing to wait longer than the 24th June becouse too many people have been ordering this while the uk site has been down.
Hi there, I have an iPhone that Id like to sync to my work PC to get my contacts and calender. I have iTunes installed on my work PC now but when I go to sync, iTunes will no let me saying that my calender and contacts are syncd with mobileme. This is true, but Id like to turn this setting off for now so I can sync. I have changed the settings to manual rather than push in the contacts and calender settings on iPhone but still doesnt work. Any other solutions? Thanks.
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I must to update my Iphone4 from IOS 4.3 to 6.0.1.
I changed the path for ITunes to an external hard drive -- 100GB free.
ITunes says that back cannot be completed due to capacity of computer. Thats correct if ITunes considered the internal drives, but not for external.
Is there another area I have to change the path specifically for backups or any idea how I can update?
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Hi All,
Im having a serious problem at the moment.
Three days ago I submitted my iPhone for repair due to some hairline fractures on the back. I made a nice backup through iTunes and submitted my iPhone for repair.
The backup was made on my laptop, which runs Windows Vista Business x64 SP1 (Unfortunately MS is company policy here). Yesterday a few updates came available and I updated my OS. After rebooting it displayed the infamous bsod stating windowssystem32ntoskrnl.exe was missing or corrupt. I tried the repair function and everything else i could think of, but in the end the system registry was messed up beyond repair and will require a reinstall of the complete operating system.
Now this poses a problem. Since my iPhone has not yet returned from repair, I still need the backup contained on the harddrive. Ive verified that i can access the laptop harddrive by removing it from the laptop, putting it into a usb case and connecting it to another system.
My question is: Is there a way to use the iTunes data contained on the harddrive of the broken laptop and restore my iPhone/iTunes on another system?
Thanks very much in advance for your time and effort!
P.S. That Vista laptop has got to go in the near future :P
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So my Iphone 4s has been having problems with the no service error now and again so I decided to reset the network settings to try and fix it. Now since this reset,my iphone refuses to connect to wifi even though the password Im entering is 100% correct! I keep getting the Incorrect password error.
Ive resetted the router and reset the wifi network, rebooted my phone,performed a hard reset but there is still no fix
I have many other devices connected to my wifi without any problems. 3 computers, an ipad, android tablet and other iphone.
My phone is jailbroken on 6.1.2 so I dont want to have to restore my phone.
My phone will connect to wifi with wifiFoFum but as soon as my phone goes to sleep it disconnects so its rather annoying!
I hope you can help
has anyone heard of a way to resolve the new found slow lag time due to the 4.2 update? I noticed this on both devices.
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her App Store kept failing after updating to IOS 6.0. So, I tried to install 6.01 using wifi. It never came back and shows a picture to connect to iTunes. Well, that doesnt work and now her phone is a brick. Any suggestions?
iTunes says error 29, which the help says is due to security software. The only security software Im running is OS X, mountain lion, with the most recent updates. So, if there is anything interferring with it, its Apples OS.
Any suggestions. We have about 30 hours before we leave on a trip, and having two cell phones is kind of important, since Ill be in a conference half of the time.
last year april i recevied a refurbished iphone 3gs due to my old was faulty just before the warranty expired.. i just want to know if u get 12months warranty if u recieve a refurbished phone cause now my home button is becoming faulty and i want to fix the proble before it gets worse!!!
My wife and I share the same MobileMe account so that our calendars and contacts between Macs and iPhones will always be synched. If she makes an appt on her iPhone while out, Ill know not to double book the time slot because MobileMe updates my iPhone.
On a recent trip to the next time zone I updated the Time Zone on her MacBook Pro and then upon our return home changed it back to Pacific. Since then existing and new appts on her iPhone and Mac have been randomly an hour different from mine. This morning, for example, she got a reminder for a 7:15am appt and I saw that it was at 8:15.
What can I do to get everyone back on track again? Do I turn off synching to MobileMe on three of the four devices and then turn them on again or what? Do I pick one source as the most correct and then somehow erase the data on the other three things?
Any help would be appreciated.
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just wanted to share that after not being able to access the internet and realizing i wasnt receiving any messages (i could see if someone called), i took the phone into att&t. i had recently upgraded my program and in that process, the clerk had accidentally removed the 3g. its standard, so not like i could get a credit or anything (even tho i use the phone for business). they supposedly reset my connection at the store but it has yet to appear on the phone. i was told to call at&t tech support (dial 611) if it didnt eventually show up. lesson learned.
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I have just bought myself an iPhone a few days ago. And last night i decided to buy the App: aSleep
The problem is, iTunes cant sync it. It goes some of the way, and then iTunes just stalls. And i have tried rebooting both devices.
What can i do to transfer the app to iTunes so i wont loose it, and so i can sync like i use to?
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I sort of have two problems with iTunes syncing of applications that Ive downloaded. I (stupidly) forgot to back up my iTunes settings when reinstalling Vista (64 bit this time around), and my iPhone obviously retained all the applications Id downloaded before. I attempted to transfer these to iTunes (as per its recommendation), but they were all reported as unauthorized, despite my repeated computer authorization attempts. Since none of my apps were paid to begin with (aside from one, which I didnt mind paying for because it was initially free), I just went ahead and re-downloaded them all to iTunes and synced again. The problem with this was the fact that my computer still refused to sync apps to my iPhone, telling me repeatedly to transfer my applications before I deleted them all, even when I told iTunes to delete them anyway. Is there any way to get around this?
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Is there a way to recover those applications that have not been saved via sync, that have been paid via the iphone, and that have been lost due to an error during the update to 4.0.1 (forcing a full recover)?
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I left my iPhone 4 charging for about 3 hours until it was fully charged. I went to take a picture and the camera flash switch had a warning symbol. When I clicked it, it stated that my flash was disabled due to excessive heat. I quit the camera app and reopened it and the flash was working fine afterwards.( note the phone did not feel hot whatsoever.) Should I be worried about this. There was no overheating warning on the lock screen just in the camera app.
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What possible need is there for photos.app to multitask? Ive noticed that if I transfer pics to my computer and photos is still running, it doesnt notice the deletions and freaks out about the missing thumbnails by replacing them with black icons. I have to quit it forcibly before it behaves. Can anyone else verify this?
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President Clinton announced on November 29, 1995 during an appearance before the British Parliament, that the U.S. Navy was naming one of its newest guided missile destroyers in honor or the war-time British prime minister.
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I have two WD 2TB External HDs and the older one appears to be failing. While connected to my iMac's USB ports, can I transfer the data from the older one directly to the newer one without having to copy to the OS X HD first?
You should be able to yes. What are you intending to move? If it's nothing that the OS relies on then you should be fine.
My old WD external drive has a bunch of movies I transferred from VHS that include a lot of family events, even some from Super 8. I was just concerned that I couldn't just transfer from one drive to another without having to copy to the main computer first.
Thanks Kevriano.
Recently had a Seagate drive start clicking on me, so went out and spent the dough and bought one of the OWC Guardian RAID drive boxes and two 1TB WD drives. Feel much better having the double backup. Good luck with the transfer!
You might want to check out the Firewire scene if u have a bunch to move; my plan to use USB was quickly changed to Firewire 800;
Copying 52,000 files and 58 GB - USB 2.0 = 33 hour
Using Firewire 800 for same data - 44 minutes
Question here?
So is a FireWire 800 external HDD compatible with FireWire 400 Plug? In another words will it work if I connect a FW800 HDD to FW400 laptop?
Thanks so Much!
If you use this - yes, but it will be 400 speeds.
Firewire 800 to 400 Adapter
Oh lovely, but would it still be a faster than USB 2.0?
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Haiti: employing the partnership paradigm
Thursday, January 05, 2012
While the wider humanitarian response to the 2010 earthquake in Haiti garnered criticism, pockets of genuine success have emerged from the rubble. Two years on, one of the most important lessons learned has been the value of engaging local partners on the ground to help facilitate an effective response.
In the wake of the extraordinary devastation wrought by the January 2010 earthquake in Haiti, the international community descended on the island nation with an unprecedented relief and recovery effort. At one point Haiti had more nongovernmental organisations on its soil than did any other country, save the 100-times more populous India.
The aid and development scene in the western hemisphere's poorest country has been a difficult one for some time. The earthquake's aftermath further exposed longstanding structural and systemic problems that made the humanitarian response all the more challenging.
And it did not take long for scathing criticism to emerge about the lack of relevance and effectiveness of the overall humanitarian response.
A briefing paper issued one year after the earthquake by a collection of aid organisations, including ACT Alliance member Christian Aid, criticised the overall humanitarian effort for prioritising the needs of donors, governments and businesses at the expense of Haitian civil society and community-based organisations. In the same vein, an Oxfam report declared that "Too many donors from rich countries have pursued their own aid priorities" at the expense of those in need.
Recovery from the bottom up
In contrast to this top-down approach, ACT Alliance – one of the largest blocs of humanitarian support in the country – has placed a strong emphasis on working with longstanding local partners, with some relationships going all the way back to the 1950s.
These Haitian partner organisations already had the trust of local communities before the quake struck, and so were able to help facilitate the ACT emergency response in its initial phases. In the quake's chaotic and dangerous aftermath, for example, many aid agencies felt the need to rely on military escorts to distribute supplies in insecure environments.
ACT never resorted to any militarised distribution methods – instead relying on local partners who helped secure the transfer of life-saving necessities to communities who already had their trust and support. For instance, ACT members The Christian Reformed World Relief Committee (CRWRC) and Christian Aid relied solely on local partner organisations during their distribution of critical supplies to families in the affected communities.
As the emergency phase of the response came to a close, ACT adapted its response toward rebuilding and recovery initiatives. Now, two years on, the value of the partnership approach has been demonstrated time and again in cases where local organisations have been able to guide ACT member organisations toward sustainable solutions valued – and moulded – by the local community.
CRWRC, for example, changed its home construction materials – from a tarp to plywood-based model – on the advice of members of the local Community Advisory Committee in Leogane.
"The provision of houses whose walls are clad in [a more durable, less penetrable] plywood has made families more secure, more confident in their living environment – liberating them to pursue daily activities without undue worries about the safety of their families and belongings," explained committee member Jean Pierre Paul.
Looking ahead, partners organisations insist that international organisations must continue to reinforce their trust in and respect for local organisations – particularly now, as the international response transitions from one of humanitarian relief to long-term development. Just as grassroots initiatives were central to successful relief and recovery efforts, Haitians must continue to be at the centre of the ongoing work to build a sustainable future for their country.
Mara Caputo is the web editor for ACT Alliance.
CRWRC partner organisations who assisted with food distribution efforts in Leogone mentioned above include the Organisation des Jeunes Progressistes de Masson; Connexion des Idées Evolutives et Progressives de la Pte- Rivière de Leogane; Macombre: Regroupement des Cadres de Développement pour la Petite Rivière de Leogane; Luithor: Union des Jeunes Progressistes pour le Développement de Luithor; and Croix des Peres: Organisation des Jeunes Progressistes de Croix des Peres
Haiti: after the earthquake
- Aid community marks three years since Haiti quake
- Haiti: development must work for everyone
- No time for complacency or blame in Haiti
- Telling the full story in Haiti
- Hot lunch in Haiti: reducing hunger, enhancing learning
- Haiti: hope for the future
- Haiti: employing the partnership paradigm
- Haiti: Michicu camp
- Haiti remembers, one year on
- Haiti: Many small steps to progress
- ACT in Haiti
- Haiti: give us our land
- Haiti: Camp life
- Haiti: one year later
- Haiti: housing programme
- Haiti: health for all
- Haiti, my Haiti
- Haiti: ACT combats cholera
- Haiti: building hope through homes
- Haiti: ACT can dance!
- Haiti: Building on ACT expertise
- Haiti: Society's "forgotten ones" get respite from hardship
- Haiti: Living in fear of sickness and death
- Hurricane Tomas leaves Léogâne in floods
- Tomas threatens half a million in Haiti
- Haiti: Tropical Storm Tomas bearing down
- School of hope
- Haiti earthquake response: six month update
- Rural Haiti: The issue is food
- Haiti: revisiting ACT projects and people
- Haiti: To praise the government or pass judgment?
- Haiti: "The first to be forgotten" reclaiming dignity
- Haiti: Six months later
- Haiti: Homeless, with an uncertain future
- Haiti: Global church leader hails ACT work
- Haiti: seeding recovery in the countryside
- Haiti: back to school
- A new Haiti – built by Haitians?
- John Nduna: "Haiti's homeless and vulnerable deserve better"
- Haiti Prime Minister to ACT: "Elections as planned"
- Haiti camps: dignity despite misery
- Haitians help Haitians
- Haiti: "Listen to the women"
- John Nduna: ACT remains in Haiti
- Haiti earthquake: arts help children heal
- Haiti: water for the homeless
- Haiti: heavy rains underscore shelter needs
- Haiti: Indonesian children show solidarity
- Haiti earthquake: ACT Alliance at work
- Haiti: one month later
- Haiti: recent images
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The coffees here are very good and there isn't something they don't do well. The snacks are very tasty too!! The real shame is i've had to take my coffee outside to drink on a few occasions because most of the space is taken by people who were before me and typing into or staring at their laptops! *sighs*
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If there is one thing that I miss moving from Berkshire County, Mass to New York City, it would be the quality of Barrington Roaster's coffee. BUT I didn't have to miss it for long: Joe, the art of coffee, serves the delicious, dark, and complex coffee that I was raised on and made my personal religion back home. And boy, do they take an already phenomenal cup of coffee and make it better. Their coffee is delicious and rich, and their lattes are even better. Each barista truly knows how to work that $14,000.00 latte machine and produce the most delicious coffee in the city. Expect crowds and a bit of wait, but that should clue you in to how good it is. I make a point to stop in as much as possible, and never leave disappointed. Have a little patience and a little respect, and you will be well rewarded. I completely disagree with the reviewer writing the coffee as "flat" and the baristas as "blase." Clearly, someone is in need of adjusting their attitudes and expanding their tastes for a fine cup of joe.
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Nobody does espresso better. And you are likely to see the most interesting celebs in the city drinking their lattes there.
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Unfortunately, many people have succumbed to the Starbuck's myth, that coffee should be seared to add a burned flavor to the drink, masked with enough milk to undo some of the harm, and made extra potent to give bang for the buck. Te problem is, that is not what coffee is about. If you want a real cup of coffee, because you appreciate the flavors and complexity of the beans, the smell of a good roast, and want a good snack on the side (vegan cookies available from a local baker that is terrific) go to Joe's. And, if you are going to be concerned with how the barrista treats you, go buy a french press and stay at home.
Posted by Anonymous on 11/27/2007
blase baristas make weak boring coffee. It's sad, because their other location is fine, but it takes too long to get a thin cup of coffee. i don't know why the place so busy. real shame.


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With this bitter cold weather, naturally we all do the best to keep our homes warm. But it's also important to remember that doing so could cause some fire hazards. Both the Local Red Cross and the Presque Isle Fire Department say they've seen more fires this winter than in years past. News Source 8's […]
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Detectives investigating a sexual assault on a 43-year-old woman in Haslingden have released CCTV of a man they want to speak to.
Officers launched an investigation after a woman was grabbed from behind and sexually assaulted on Sunday, August 19.
The offence took place between 12.30am and 1am when the woman was walking along Manchester Road.
She saw a man acting suspiciously and as she turned into a back street near to Bank Mill Street and Hope Street she was grabbed from behind and sexually assaulted.
The man then fled back in the direction of Manchester Road.
See the CCTV footage below ...
The man is described as Asian, aged around 20 years old, slim build and around 5ft 6inches tall with short black hair.
Detectives now also believe the attack could be linked to an earlier sexual assault on a 65 year old woman which happened at about 8pm on August 14th on Higher Deardengate. The woman was grabbed by an Asian man and sexually assaulted.
Detective Chief Inspector Sion Hall, from Burnley CID, said: "These are offences which we are treating seriously and we have a dedicated team of detectives following a number of lines of enquiry to try and trace the man responsible.
"I would appeal to anyone who recognises the man in these CCTV images or who thinks they know him to get in touch with police. I would also appeal again to anybody that was in the area at the time of the offences that thinks they may have seen the offender or witnessed the incident to contact police.
"I would reassure people that incidents of this nature are rare and as well as a team of detectives investigating we have a number of extra uniformed officers patrolling the area."
Anyone with any information should call Lancashire Police on 101 quoting log number 0234 of August 19. People with information can also contact the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or on-line at www.crimestoppersuk.org . No personal details are taken, information is not traced or recorded and you will not go to court.


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For a local organization, the money that Scotia-Glenville Middle School students collected will literally feel like pennies from heaven. After two months of collecting every penny the students came across, a total of more than $2,000, will be donated to a local charity or organization.
Middle School teacher and GIVE service learning program advisor Allen Calhoun said the students collected the pennies starting in October and had a penny counting event on Friday, Nov. 30, in the school's gymnasium. About 25 30-pound burlap bags were collected by the sixth, seventh and eighth grade students. He said the students were bringing plastic baggies in every day filled with pennies they found under sofa cushions, in their parents' cars, and on the sidewalk. Anywhere they could find a penny, they picked it up.
"The students became so involved with the project. It was truly a learning experience made fun for the children," said Calhoun.
He said the goal of the project is to raise money for a local group in need. The Penny Harvest began in 1991 in New York City and is now a program that is popular across the country. It encourages children to collect pennies and prove that they can be worthwhile to programs throughout their communities. It was created by the nonprofit group, Common Cents, and has proven that today's youth have an interest in philanthropy.
Last year, the Penny Harvest collections from across the country donated thousands of dollars to groups like the American Cancer Society; Make-A-Wish Foundation and The Red Cross. Calhoun said the middle school students will now take part in an in-depth process that will determine where and how they want to spend the money. Groups in the Scotia-Glenville area will have to fill out an application and then endure an interview process. The students will then hold roundtable discussions about whom they want to receive the money, and will even write mini-grants for the recipients.
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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) _ U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren is formally sworn in as the 27th federal judge in the Kansas judicial district before hundreds of colleagues and friends.
At age 53, Melgren becomes the youngest member of the federal bench in Kansas. His fellow judges range in age from 65 to 101.
Melgren quietly listened to his colleagues laud his many accomplishments throughout Friday's ceremony, but his own comments were more self-effacing.
He called his appointment a miracle, adding: "A miracle is unexplainable things happening to undeserving people. That is me.''
Melgren served as U.S. attorney in Kansas for nearly seven years. His appointment to the federal bench was confirmed by the Senate on Sept. 26.
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OCEAN Colour Scene, fronted by Torquay-based musician Steve Cradock, release the title track from their tenth studio album Painting on February 18.
The new album is released prior to the single next Monday.
Painting is described as 'a glorious slab of uplifting pop perfection guaranteed to lift anyone out of the winter blues'.
One reviewer wrote: "The album Painting is a sonic splash of colour reflecting eclectic influences ranging from Public Image Ltd, Bert Jansch and Burning Spear to Bacharach and David.
"The album is a representation of all that is great about British rock; anthems, heartfelt ballads and weird, left-of-middle psychedelic wig-outs.
"Quite simply, Painting is another great record from British pop's most under-rated storytellers. As artistic statements go, it might just be their masterpiece."
Recorded at Vada Studios in Warwickshire with producer Matt Terry, Painting is also available now from online download sites.
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A peek into Andy Warhol's world in '15 Minutes Eternal'
Andy Warhol 15 Minutes Eternal, Exhibition Entrance. Exhibit Photos © 2012 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York and Marina Bay Sands
SINGAPORE — There is precious little that hasn't been written about the creative force of nature that was Andy Warhol, much less his influence on everyone from Banksy to Instagram. Not that this is a bad thing – while many people can say they've made an impact in a given field, how many can actually lay claim to having started that field in the first place? When it comes to pop culture-inspired works that combine creativity with clear, targeted messages, one man stands head and shoulders above the pack, and that man is Andy Warhol.
Coinciding with the 25th anniversary of the artist's passing, the Andy Warhol Institute has collaborated with the Marina Bay Sands Art Museum in Singapore to present "15 Minutes Eternal," the largest ever exhibition of original Warhol works in this part of the world. Featuring a circular arrangement of galleries arranged counterclockwise in mostly chronological order, the exhibit entices visitors to peruse sketches (going all the way back to his childhood!), mixed media creations, and sculptures by the decade in which they were created.
The Factory Years, Campbell Soup Series. Exhibit Photos © 2012 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York and Marina Bay Sands
Born Andrej Varchola, Jr. at the height of the Great Depression to Slovak immigrant parents, Warhol was stricken at age eight with chorea—also known as St. Vitus's Dance—a rare disease which affected his nervous system. While he was recuperating, the young boy's mother – herself an amateur artist – encouraged him to pass the time by inculcating in him a love for art, beginning with simple pencil sketches.
After graduating from the Carnegie Institute of Technology with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design, Warhol made his way to New York, where he entered the advertising industry. It wasn't long before the young artist made his mark as a rising star, with his work appearing everywhere from shoe catalogues to department store displays to print campaigns. The publishing world took notice with Warhol receiving commissions from the likes of Vogue, Glamour and Harper's Bazaar.
The first gallery of "15 Minutes Eternal" features prime examples of Warhol's early work, including the aforementioned childhood sketches and numerous examples of the blotted line and rubber stamping techniques he combined with traditional pencil and ballpoint renderings, to whimsical effect.
The Factory Years, Liz Taylor and Marilyn Monroe. Exhibit Photos © 2012 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York and Marina Bay Sands
As the 50s gave way to the 60s, Warhol's pastime of painting on the side began to reflect his then-sacrilegious notion that mass-produced products and their respective indicia could be interpreted as fine art. A later gallery features the plywood recreations of grocery packing crates that Warhol created as a defiant expression of his theory. Another highlight is a display of the now-iconic Campbell's soup cans, rendered as the product of acetate projections (used to create the illusion of photo-realism) and silk-screen painting (to create Technicolor variants). So iconic are the paintings that Campbell's Soup (which once considered suing the artist back in the day for copyright infringement) has recently released fully-authorized anniversary editions of the cans (with actual soup!).
Strolling through the galleries reveals that, to Warhol, anything and everything was up for reinterpretation, be it macabre newspaper headlines or a series of retouched photographs of Jacqueline Kennedy mourning the death of husband JFK.
By 1964, Warhol was a full-blown New York institution, with the goings-on at his workspace-cum-party venue, "The Factory," becoming the stuff of decadent legend. The Factory has been recreated here in all its tin-foiled, silver painted glory, where visitors can lounge on a couch while taking in projected examples of Warhol's eclectic experimental filmography, including time-lapse footage of the Empire State Building (all eight hours of it) and random shots of his friends, including movie stars, socialites and assorted hangers-on (dubbed "Superstars" by the man himself).
Warhol's fascination with celebrity would manifest itself in his works, most famously, the oft-imitated "Marilyn" series, five examples of which are on display here, in all their garish glory. This interplay of celebrity, mass media and consumerism would resonate in Warhol's works until his death, with the artist famously proclaiming, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes."
A creative maverick
Andy Warhol passed away following complications from a routine surgical procedure performed on his gallbladder. A creative maverick to the end, Warhol remained active well into the mid-80's, creating collaborative pieces and commissions, some of which can be seen here. Among the more curious – if not unexpected – products of this time is an MTV-produced program, entitled, "Andy Warhol's Fifteen Minutes," the pilot of which can be viewed in its entirety at the exhibit.
The Silver Factory Exhibit Photos © 2012 The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York and Marina Bay Sands
A historical irony exists in the fact that, despite Warhol being the de facto patron saint of celebrity worship and mass-market consumerism, he was a fiercely private person, with only a handful of people privy to the man behind the carefully-cultivated image of an eccentric in a shock wig. Perhaps that is the true lesson to be taken from a visit to "15 Minutes Eternal": Celebrity may wear many faces (or wigs, as the case may be), but at the end of the day, all that matters is what one leaves behind.
In Warhol's case, this is more true than it is for others as, aside from his works, he obsessively filmed and documented as much of his life as humanly or technologically possible at the time, including a tendency to throw any clutter on his desk into a box and sealing it for storage (one of which is on display in the exhibit). Despite these artifacts and his undeniable legacy filling volume after historical volume, we may never truly know who Warhol was.
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts was formed shortly after the artist's passing, quickly establishing itself as one of the world's largest, most influential grant-giving organizations for visual arts. Soon after, an Andy Warhol Museum (from which much of "15 Minutes Eternal"'s works are on loan) was created from the works and belongings collected from a literal lifetime of one man's never throwing anything away. Indeed, so influential and varied are the works on display that even a casual follower of art can easily spend several hours (or longer, with the audio tour) taking in every last nook and cranny of the ArtScience Museum's galleries.
After having spent the better part of a day exploring Warhol's work and having gained no greater insight into the man than when I arrived, this writer can't shake the feeling that it's exactly as Andy would have wanted it. –KG, GMA News
"Andy Warhol: 15 Minutes Eternal" is on display at the Marina Bay Sands ArtScience Museum in Singapore until October 21. For more information, visit www.marinabaysands.com.
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Lately I've been thinking it would be a lot of fun to make a Giant Bomb-themed video game.
A game where you play as one or all of our lovable Bombadeers.
Maybe a platformer or a JRPG. Either entirely fantasy-based (like those Penny Arcade games), or a twisted version of reality (with Quick Looks and reviews being enemies/bosses). Probably something simplistic enough. Definitely 2D. I'm thinking of picking up Game Maker or RPG Maker and making something with one of those.
THAT SAID, I'd love to turn this into a GB community project. I am by NO MEANS a programmer/game designer, so if there was someone interested then I could easily pass the torch to them.
Similarly, I am no artist, so finding an artist/animator would be super useful.
I am primarily a video game music composer, you can hear my music here. So honestly I would love to focus on this game's soundtrack, first and foremost, having someone else do the art and code.
I would be willing to help write and design, but the coding and art should definitely be in someone else's hands. Any interest?
Also, a couple other ideas if this was an JRPG it could be fun to play with classes, such as:
-making Ryan a thief/assassin (because he likes stabbing dudes in the face with a knife -- oddly satisfying), with high cunning but very low stamina (brother sweats like a mofo!).
-Brad could be some kind of scholar/mage class, as he seems the highest academic scholarly education(?), though is prone to fatigue/sleep.
-Jeff could be the soldier, jaded and cynical.
-Vinnie could be the "chosen one". A family man who gets involved in this mess
-Dave is the engineer, though he has an evil split personality: Hardcore Dave, who is wild, untameable
-Drew is the pilot (think Cid), and camera man. Fan-favourite.
-Alex is the soldier from the East, far away and is rarely seen. His wit and endurance are unmatched.
-Scoops Klepek should obviously be some kindof reporter/journalist.. though that could be hard to fit in narratively. Alternatively, he could be the "kid" in the group. Like Gohan, who starts kinda weak but in the end has the highest potential. Maybe a Bayonetta-esque hair related power.


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Now that I'm back home, I'm rediscovering all of my old hobbies. I'd completely forgotten how awesome the library is. The Ottawa Library has every vegan and raw food cookbook you could ever want. New and old. And not just one copy at each branch; they've got something like 20 copies of the more popular titles. I went through the list of vegan cookbooks that were added to the catalogue during 2010 and submitted online requests for almost all of them. A lot of the books had long waiting lists, so I figured they'd come trickling in one at a time. Nope. I suddenly found my inbox full of emails with notifications that my requested books were ready for pickup. So many came in at the same time, I couldn't fit them all in my book bag. Now I've got a whole stack and almost no time to read them (the lending period is three weeks but I've been super buys). From this stack I managed to make one recipe, African Yam Stew from Vegan Yum Yum (I'll share a picture in an upcoming At Home post). And after skimming the recipe index, I decided to buy a copy of Vegan Brunch. If you know any good recipes from the cookbooks pictured above, please let me know right away…I think they're due back on Tuesday.
So Many Vegan Cookbooks!!
As if the stack of vegan cookbooks from the library wasn't enough to keep me busy and inspired with new recipe ideas, I've also added two new books to my cookbook collection. I won copies of Caribbean Vegan and Asian Fusion through giveaways on Seitan is my Motor and Vegan Appetite. I've only flipped through them at this point, but am inspired to have a Caribbean vegan dinner party.
I also received a copy of the Inter-Galactic Vegan Delights cookbooklette, a collection of vegan recipes put together by Amey of Vegan Eats and Treats. She wrote out each recipe by hand and added adorable drawings. So cute!!!
Vegan Coupons & Deals
During our year of backpacking, we were on a super tight budget and had to be smart with our money. We always shopped around for the best deals when it came to booking flights or hostels, but not so much when it came to shopping for food. There were few cases when we had more than one supermarket to choose from. We couldn't exactly review the flyer deals and then go from store to store looking for the best prices. Now that I'm back home, I'm rediscovering my obsession with getting good deals on food, household products and toiletries.
I've recently got back into collecting coupons and reading deal blogs. I get really excited about good coupons that help me save money on the things I need to buy. I'd like to share some links to Canadian coupons…
Canadian Vegan Coupons
- At save.ca, you can find coupons for So Nice, Ryza, Almond Fresh and So Good beverages. You have to register for an account, request the coupons you're interested in, and then they send them to you in the mail.
- At The Healthy Shopper, you can print coupons for products by brands like So Delicious, Nature's Path, Yogi Tea, Seventh Generation cleaning products and Tom's of Main toothpaste.
- Through Smart Canucks, you can find links to printable coupons for Tofutti and Silk products.
- There's currently a Groupon for $10 = $20 at Barnes and Nobel. I usually buy my vegan cookbooks from Chapters but found some of the Barnes and Nobel prices are lower and they ship to Canada for only $2.49 per book.
- Well.ca has free shipping to Canada and lots of vegan food, body care and household products in their store. First time buyers can use the coupon code 10freecoupon to save $10 when they spend $40. Some items are priced higher than what you'll find in health food stores but a lot of the natural toothpastes are a good deal, as is lowest priced coconut oil.
- If you live in the US or visit sometimes, you should keep an eye on Facebook groups like Vegan Coupons and Vegan Groupon Deals, which also sometimes feature Canadian deals.
Happy deal hunting! Remember that every dollar counts. The more you can save on everyday food and household products, the more money you'll have to spend on traveling ;) At least that's how I think about it…


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