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The Macaca Post
In mid-August, Virginia Sen. George Allen used the word "Macaca" to describe an Indian-American staffer for his Democrat opponent who'd been filming his campaign appearances. Little did he realize that this would cost him his Senate seat and any hopes for the presidency in 2008.
Local liberal elites long have believed The Washington Times to be an oafishly right-wing rag while viewing The Washington Post as the dictionary definition of detachment and straightforward reporting. The 2006 campaign proves this to be nonsense.
When it came to Allen, The Post completely lost its bearings, treating him with left-wing aggression and loathing, as if he ripped out the fingernails of small children every night as a giggly hobby. Today, Allen's political scalp hangs on their newsroom wall.
Now, The Post would have us believe it had nothing to do with his defeat. With a shockingly false faux-objective voice, The Post printed a headline on Nov. 10 declaring it was a "stunning breakdown," as if it was uninvolved. Reporter Michael Shear declared that Allen's jovial farewells were odd because "the relentlessly cheery politician who was an up-and-comer in the national GOP spent most of the fall during his campaign against challenger James Webb in a defensive crouch, trying to deflect accusations that, down deep, he is a bully or a racist."
What Shear failed to mention was that it was a defensive crouch against relentless bullying by The Post. They beat him up, stole his lunch money and now are pretending they were little angels who had nothing to do with the assault.
The Post quoted local academic Robert Holsworth declaring that the power of "macaca" shows how dramatically politics can change in 24 hours. But nothing happened in 24 hours. The Post invested weeks building up Allen's negatives, pounding away day after day from August to November, front page after front page, editorial after editorial, story after story, hinting heavily that Allen had a long, dark history of hating dark-skinned people, blacks, Indians, whatever; fearing his Jewish heritage; bullying his classmates -- you name it, he did it.
You think I exaggerate• How's this for exaggeration: By Election Day, 112 Post news stories and editorials had used the word "macaca." But that wasn't enough. Then came the truly shaky allegations that Allen used the "N-word" during his college days in the 1970s. Still, that wasn't enough. Stories that young Allen stuffed deer heads into the mailboxes of black folks for laughs were deemed as newsworthy history and not merely as hearsay. Reporters like Shear acknowledged that the accusers were Democrat partisans, but that didn't stop them from spreading them around. Rumors were king -- and the "defensive crouch" was established.
Allen was questioned for every allegedly racist bone in his body (including wearing a Confederate flag pin when he was a high school kid -- horrors!). He was even pounded in The Post news columns for stealing another kid's bike in high school and not returning it until the next day -- double horrors!
Then Allen gave an interview and complained about the treatment of "his people," the Scotch-Irish rednecks: "Towel-heads and rednecks became the easy villains in so many movies out there." Towel-heads• Clearly this was another Macaca moment, more evidence of Allen's racist proclivities.
But wait a moment. It wasn't Allen. The man who made those comments was his opponent, Jim Webb. So how did our objective, fair-minded Washington Post react?
Reporter Libby Copeland quickly related that Webb called later to lament: "I used the words that are used to stereotype them. ... I'm really upset if this is going to end up being the guppy that eats the whale here." And that was that. The Post's treatment of Jim Webb was so favorable you wondered how the reporters could finish their articles on time after all the fainting spells of awe.
The most transparently ridiculous Webb-lackey story The Post published in the entire Virginia race came on Oct. 19 with the headline, "Webb Is Reluctant to Advertise Duty: Veteran Blasts Allen's Public Comments." In a display of utter shamelessness, reporters Shear and Tim Craig reported, "Webb said it is improper to use military service in an overtly political way." Webb complained that Allen was touting some medals given to him by the mother of a fallen soldier: "I don't think it's right to use someone's service directly for a political reason."
This was ridiculous and the height of hypocrisy, and The Post knew it. Webb's TV ads relentlessly mentioned his service in Vietnam and his son's service in Iraq.
Webb constantly touted his military service on the campaign trail. It was John Kerry on steroids -- and The Post dutifully covered it.
In the end, The Post so co-managed the Webb campaign that we ought to consider identifying Sen. Webb not as "D-Va.," but perhaps as "D-Washington Post."
L. Brent Bozell III is the president of the Media Research Center.
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Canopy Departs Boreal Forest Agreement Citing Lack of Results
If today's news were to have a theme song, it would be the sad but calculating tune of the "Gambler" Johnny Cash and then by Kenny Rogers. "You've got to know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em" describes the thoughtful deliberations and tough decisions made as we today announce our withdrawal from the once vaunted Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement (CBFA). After almost three years since the agreement was announced, not one hectare of Canada's Boreal forest has been protected. Canopy has determined more meaningful and speedier results for the Boreal forest can be achieved through our work helping to shape the paper purchasing decisions of major consumers and new strategic alliances with leading forest products producers.
"This collaboration with the logging industry was supposed to be a game-changer for species diversity and conservation in Canada's threatened Boreal forest," said Nicole Rycroft, Founder and Executive Director of Canopy. "The disappointing reality is that not one hectare of forest has been protected and species and ecosystems are still at risk."
The decision to leave the CBFA was not taken lightly. We remain committed to collaborative solutions building and hope that by re-invigorating our markets work we can open the door to large-scale and timely conservation of the boreal forest.
The objective of the CBFA process was to protect woodland caribou and the integrity of Boreal ecosystems over three years. Given existing science, legislated protection of 50 to 70 percent of Boreal forest habitat is needed to ensure ecological certainty. With the arrival of the third anniversary of the agreement in May, a strong internal push among the remaining parties could result in incremental steps towards achieving a few of the original 76 milestones. Canopy, however, questions whether such outcomes will be at the scale required ecologically.
Read more about the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement's lack of progress »
"In a world filled with green claims, Canopy plays a key role in advising publishers and suppliers who are taking meaningful action for our climate and forests," said Louise Dennys, Executive VP, Random House Canada (and a Canopy board member).
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Revolutionary and Best Blogging System – Blogging for Business
If you have been in Denver Empower Network seminar you probably know what ENv 2.0 is all about and if you were not you had a chance to watch some of the seminar replay when it was still available for the fraction of the price of $197.
Why you would need to watch the EN seminar replay from Denver
As i said, if you are already a member of Empower Network you sure got an email with link to the replay copy of the EN seminar.
Or if you are very new to this whole thing and thinking of blogging for business this is the best opportunity to get the best blogging system or platform, if you will, to start right now!
In Denver they went through all advantages and strategies revealing the right marketing formula for ENv 2.0.
I cannot tell you everything that was presented to those who been on 3 day seminar with the top leaders Dave Wood, Dave Sharp, Vick Strizheus and many more..simply because 100 page article would n't be enough to give you all the content that is necessary for you to know.
It was just astonishing and so powerful knowledge to start and do things right in the right order, how you could leverage the ENv 2 launch into your benefit and profit.
I can only tell you that this launch contest will double, triple or even quadruple your profits with Empower Network. Of course, as i said only if you do thing right in the right order, which was revealed in Denver.
If you were fast mover and took the action before midnight September 14th, you could get that copy of marketing formula for ENv 2.0.
Unfortunately the replay isn't available anymore and we don't know when or if will be available again.
And if the EN seminar replay from Denver will be available again it will be probably for double price of $397. But it's still bargain for so powerful knowledge which could be leverage only into your own profit.
The main point of Denver seminar was to give you that knowledge before ENv 2 launch, so everyone who was lucky to be there or purchased the copy, have the time for set up the absolutely killing campaign for ENv 2.
ENv 2 will launch within 20 – 30 days from now and will be one of the most amazing things that Empower Network ever released!


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It's official!
Flying Clipper is sponsoring the Assembly of Awesome Collaborative Arts Festival in Maumee, Ohio! We're sending a 5-ball set of our Tossaball Hybrid juggling balls and a Flying Clipper logo pouch as a raffle prize to support the event.
The festival will take place Labor Day weekend 2012, from Friday August 31st to Sunday September 2nd.
The festival space will be open for to guests for 50 straight hours, starting at 5pm Friday till 7pm on Sunday. This gives guests a full day to get home since Monday is Labor Day.
The address is: 1620 Market Place Dr # 2, Maumee, OH 43537 (Soccer Centre Inc)
The festival will take place in the Maumme Sports Mall, more specificaly in the Soccer Center.
You can find out more details about the Assembly of Awesome Collaborative Arts Festival by clicking here or on the huge image above!
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Firefighters comb through the rubble if a home on West Duff Washa Road on Tuesday morning. One person is missing, according to investigators.
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Investigators and firefighters combed through the rubble of a home in the 13000 block of West Duff Washa Road Tuesday morning to find the body of a person who may have died in the fire.
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text: Houston Found With Burns, Bloody Nose Singer drowned in hot water: final autopsy report By Evann Gastaldo, Newser Staff Posted Apr 5, 2012 8:47 AM CDT STORY COMMENTS (7) (Newser) – More tragic details from Whitney Houston's final autopsy report: The singer drowned in a bathtub, face down in "extremely hot" water, and had scalding burns on her body. Houston had complained of a sore throat before her death, and an assistant suggested a bath. The coroner's investigation ultimately concludes that heart disease and cocaine use both contributed to her death, although the amount of cocaine in her system was not toxic, an expert tells the Los Angeles Times. It was previously reported that cocaine and a drug spoon were found in Houston's room. TMZ has even grimmer portions of the report: Houston had a "bloody purge coming from her nose" and a perforated posterior nasal septum, indicative of her history of drug abuse. Ultimately, the report states, Houston "possibly overdosed on a narcotic substance, prescription medications, over the counter medications, and alcohol," though her official cause of death remains accidental drowning. In addition to cocaine, Houston had traces of marijuana, Xanax, Benadryl, and a muscle relaxer in her system when she died. In this April 25, 2010 file photo, singer Whitney Houston performs at the o2 in London as part of her European tour. (AP Photo/Joel Ryan, file) ADVERTISEMENT(Click Prev or Next to continue viewing images.) « Prev« Prev | Next »Next » Slideshow Los Angeles Times (Source Grid ») TMZ (Source Grid ») Celebrity entertainment • celebrity • Whitney Houston • celebrity death • Whitney Houston dead • Whitney Houston cause of death • whitney houston autopsy CLICK BELOW TO VOTE 19% 7% 0% 67% 2% 6% RETURN TO THE STORY To report an error on this story, notify our editors.


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Going HomeCategory: General
We miss you, Bill.
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Dave P Says:
March 3rd, 2013 at 11:25 am
R.I.P. Bill
You are now Home where you belong
Liberalssuck Says:
March 3rd, 2013 at 4:03 pm
Very appropriate song, James, for a time like this.
Junghans Says:
March 4th, 2013 at 7:50 pm
I am deeply saddened to hear of Bill's passing. What an asset he was to our race. He was sharp witted, highly intelligent, very well spoken, and he knew the vital racial issues inside and out. He was the kind of admirable White man all of us should aspire to be.


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New Tutorial of 2D stabilization (better approach than my old one vimeo.com/25559561) using the new 2D tracking feature in Blender.
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March 06, 2010, 01:06 PM
My recap for this week's chapter is finally done, got delayed because I've been feeling a bit sick the last few days. And I have to apologize for posting a link again instead of reformatting it to this post which always looks nicer but gtg:
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With summer finally peeking through after a series of abnormal weather patterns, the testosterone-fueled editorial team from Complex Magazine compiled their 100 Hottest Women Right Now list for the season. A Who's Who of sensual beauties and sultry bombshells, the list starts off with KE$HA as #100 after the launch of her sophomore album. Of course, Ashley Greene made the list and so did fellow Twilight alum Anna Kendrick. HBO television series Girls filled the slots, however, with Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, and Zosia Mamet. The Knowles Sisterhood of Solange and Beyoncé came out on top while other worthy mentions include the make-up less Nicki Minaj and Bieber-less Selena Gomez. The top honor, though, goes to a somewhat unlikely candidate. But you just have to see the list for yourself to find out…
98. Isla Fisher
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Co-starring in two big summer movies, The Great Gatsby and Now You See Me
Mrs. Borat has had a big 2013 already, playing the adulterous Myrtle Wilson in The Great Gatsby and portraying Ron Howard's mischievous, illegitimate daughter in the just-released fourth season of Arrested Development. Her next project is the upcoming magician-heist caper Now You See Me, in which she plays a member of a team of rebellious magicians who rob banks during their shows.
97. Ashley Greene
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Co-starring in the yet-to-be-released music biopic CBGB
While breaking free of the "Twilight" label may be an ongoing process, Ashley Greene is doing her best to establish herself as a legitimate presence in Hollywood. Her next role will render her virtually unrecognizable from her Twilight days, as she'll play a sociopathic Goth who terrorizes a poor college student who stays on campus during a holiday vacation in the horror-thriller "Random." She'll also be appearing in the drama "CBGB," a film depicting the rise of the famed New York club that played host to the early days of punk icons like the Ramones and Velvet Underground.
93. Azealia Banks
Occupation: Musician
Biggest accomplishment this year: Receiving two BET Awards nominations
Azealia Banks has made nearly as many headlines this year for her controversial tweets as she has for her music, but one thing we can all agree on is that the 21-year-old rapper is undeniably talented. Her first studio album, Broke With Expensive Taste is scheduled to drop later this year. Her work thus far has netted her two nominations for BET Awards: Best Female Hip Hop Artist and Best New Artist. She's also managed to start Twitter wars with pretty much every active rapper, putting to test the theory that there's no such thing as bad publicity. Based on her rising popularity, Banks seems to be right.
87. Jana Kramer
Occupation: Musician, actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Winning the Academy of Country Music Award for Top New Female Artist
A successful turn as the troubled Alex Dupre on One Tree Hill has allowed Jana Kramer to parlay her success on TV into a blossoming country music career. Her debut single "Why Ya Wanna" off her debut album reached No. 3 on the U.S. country music charts. This past April she took home the Academy of Country Music Award for Top New Female Artist, and is also currently nominated for the CMT Awards for Female Video of the Year and Breakthrough Video of the Year. Starting this July she'll head out on tour to open for Blake Shelton, so expect rumors of them hooking up to start circulating by the first week in August.
83. Elizabeth Olsen
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Receiving a BAFTA Rising Star Award nomination
Did you know that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have a younger sister? And did you know that she's legitimately talented? The 24-year-old Elizabeth Olsen has taken on a number of challenging roles in a short time, including 2011's Martha Marcy May Marlene, a performance that garnered her many film critics associations' awards for Best Actress. If her performances in this year's new releases are anything like her previous efforts, more prestigious award recognition should be in her immediate future.
70. Halle Berry
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Reprising her role as Storm in the forthcoming X-Men: Days of Future Past
Halle Berry seems to get better with age, and the now 46-year-old has not shown any signs of slowing down. She has starred this year in the ensemble flop Movie 43 as well as The Call, in which she played a 911 operator trying to stop a killer. She'll be reprising her role as Storm in X-Men: Days of Future Past, filming now and scheduled to be released in 2014. (Hopefully it'll make up for all that lesser work.) Berry's used her platform to try her hand at activism as well, appearing earlier this year in a spot for Gucci's "Chime for Change" campaign that aims to raise money and awareness for issues impacting women.
69. Marion Cotillard
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Co-starring in two films, The Immigrant and Blood Ties, that premiered earlier this month at the Cannes Film Festival
This Academy Award-winning favorite of Christopher Nolan has become a huge star, and this year added a unique award to her already formidable collection: Harvard's Hasty Pudding Theatricals' Woman of the Year. She also appeared in David Bowie's controversial music video "The Next Day," in which she dances with a priest played by Gary Oldman and promptly suffers fro, stigmata wounds on her hands that spray blood on everyone. It's weird. Later this year, the French actress will appear in two eagerly anticipated movies, The Immigrant (with Joaquin Phoenix and Jeremy Renner) and Blood Ties (with Clive Owen, Billy Crudup, Zoe Saldana and Mila Kunis).
65. Kelly Rowland
Occupation: Musician
Biggest accomplishment this year: The June 18 release of her fourth solo album, Talk a Good Game
Let's get this straight: Kelly Rowland didn't need the Super Bowl XLVII reunion of Destiny's Child to stay relevant. Rowland has done incredibly well outside of the girl group, involving herself in a number of projects going forward. She'll be joining the cast of The X-Factor this season as a judge, replacing Britney Spears. She's also released several new songs with Destiny's Child, embarked on a national tour, and will be releasing her fourth studio album Talk a Good Game in late June.
60. Zoe Saldana
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Landing a starring role in Marvel's forthcoming Guardians of the Galaxy movie
It's hard to believe that, given all her success, Saldana was put in a supporting role next to immortal thespian Britney Spears in 2002's Crossroads. She's somehow managed to rebound, though, and her latest effort, Star Trek Into Darkness, has been a runaway box office success at $84 million (and counting) after just one week. Lately, it's been difficult to keep track of her personal life, as her status with Bradley Cooper seems to change every other day. Now it appears that she's been linked to Italian artist Marco Perego, a sad day for those who love the idea of Hollywood power couples.
58. Hannah Simone
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: The fourth season renewal of her hit Fox sitcom New Girl
Best known as Cece on New Girl, Hannah Simone continues to see her popularity grow right along with the show. She's stepped into the spotlight for her body type, which bucks the normal Hollywood type. In an April interview for Canada's Glow Magazine, Simone objected to the frequent ways in which she's described, saying that "curvy is just a polite way of saying fat. And I'm not." Her character on New Girl has become particularly beloved thanks to her intelligence and accurate BS detector, making her a refreshing change from the typical supporting female roles on TV.
55. Jessica Paré
Occupation: Actress
Biggest accomplishment this year: Returning as a series regular for the sixth season of AMC's Mad Men
Jessica Paré launched to stardom last year with her stunning performance of "Zou Bisou Bisou" in the opening episode of season five of Mad Men and since then has become a fan favorite as the already-suffering wife of the philandering Don Draper. She just finished shooting a role in the romantic comedy Standby, in which she plays a woman stranded at an airport and forced to stay at her ex's house. Will they reconnect? We'll let you figure that one out. Paré has also done some work in the fashion world, appearing on the April 2013 cover of L.A. Confidential's annual spring fashion magazine.


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It was another big week in "doubtful" news with several important stories. Here is a rundown of the random surprises and non-surprises that occurred this past week courtesy of Doubtful News.
The major story of the week is the death of self-proclaimed psychic Sylvia Browne I had to close the comments on this thread because people expressed their "relief" at her passing. I felt that was inappropriate as well as the comments by her defenders who thought she was so gifted. There was really not much for comment - It is what it is.
Seven people were arrested for destroying a historic Louisiana mansion by arson after failing to stir up the legendary ghosts.
A new reality TV show about haunted houses is in the works There is no word on what the concept will be, but we can HOPE it includes some anomalistic psychology.
Here is a story that gave people the willies - black widow spiders are found among grapes sold in several U.S. states
A very odd looking fish is found out of place in Arctic waters.
A baby is found to be alive after being issued a death certificate and delivered to the funeral home.
But this child was not so lucky, he died from medical neglect as the mother only used holistic remedies for a serious infection.
The San Antonio 4 case comes to a bittersweet close as the women are freed but they are not cleared of the conviction which was based on faulty eyewitness testimony.
This has not worked in the past, I don't have hopes it will be productive now - a member appointed to the FDA vaccine advisory committee is blatantly anti-vax.
The National Center for Science Education has been in the fray in Texas regarding the textbook debate. Some major progress has been made.
Finally, I have no idea why the subject of "still living dinosaurs" was framed as a debate. There is NO debate that sauropod dinosaurs survive anywhere. There is zero scientific support for such a thing so why is this scenario presented at a college?
Sharon Hill runs Doubtful News, a unique feed of news stories about the paranormal, pseudoscience, the weird and the unexplained with questioning commentary.


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Apparently all the people who came of age in the late 1960s and early '70s are either dead or too busy filling out Social Security forms to notice that at least one of their cherished craft projects is making a comeback. (No, not candle-splattered Mateus wine bottles or macramé hanging plant slings.) We're talking about terrariums, the terrestrial equivalent of a ship in a bottle. So what if many G4-era terrarium enthusiasts call them "terraniums"? Their variation on vivarium nomenclature does nothing to diminish the charm of these glassed-in mini-worlds. And particularly high on the charm assessment scale are the creations of the good women of Studio Choo, part of Prairie Collective, whose arrangements of tiny ferns, succulents, and other floral inspire full minutes of unbroken, smart phone-free contemplation.
Available at Prairie Collective 262 Divisadero. (415) 701-8701, www.studiochoo.com [3], www.prairiecollective.com [4]
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A SimElectronics model of a 13.8v Power Supply
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This model was developed in order to help repair a failed power supply. I used the model as a reference against the actual hardware and succesfully managed to diagnose the likely problem before even using a test meter. By using the model I was amazed with how familiar I felt with the circuit before even actually physically touching the real hardware.
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|Ginsenosides promote proliferation of granulosa cells from chicken prehierarchical follicles through PKC activation and up-regulated cyclin gene expression.
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|The effect of GS (ginsenosides) on proliferation of chicken GCs (granulosa cells) from prehierarchical SYF (small yellow follicles) was evaluated, and involvement of the PKC (protein kinase C) signalling pathway as well as mRNA expression of cyclins and CDK (cyclin-dependent kinase) were investigated. Whole SYF or GCs isolated from SYF were cultured in Medium 199 supplemented with 0.5% FCS (fetal calf serum). After 16 h, the cells were challenged with GS alone or in combination with PKC inhibitor H7 or activator PMA (phorbol 12-myristate 13-acetate) for 24 h in serum-free medium. Results showed that in both whole follicles and pure GCs monolayer culture system, GS (0.1-10 microg/ml) significantly increased the number of GCs in SYF in a dose-dependent manner, and this stimulatory effect was inhibited by H7, but enhanced by PMA. Meanwhile, the PCNA-LI (proliferating cell nuclear antigen labelling index) of GCs displayed similar changes with the cell number. Mechanism of GS action was further evaluated in cultured GCs separated from SYF. Western blot analysis showed that 10 microg/ml GS increased PKC translocation from cytoplasm to the plasma membrane of the GCs to become the active state. This effect was blocked by H7. Furthermore, GS up-regulated the expression of cyclin D1/CDK6 and cyclin E/CDK2 mRNAs in GCs; however, inhibition of PKC with H7 attenuated this stimulatory effect. These results indicated that GS could stimulate proliferation of chicken GCs through activated PKC-involved up-regulation of cyclin D1/CDK6 and cyclin E/CDK2 genes, subsequently promoting development of the chicken prehierarchical follicles.
|Tu Quang Tan; Chutian Ge; Yuling Mi; Yanmei Jin; Caiqiao Zhang
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Robin's Micro House
By Robin Falck
A couple years back in 2009 I got this idea of an cabin/small house that would be small enough to be built without the need of a permit. In Finland it's 96-128 sq. ft. (depending on where you are). So I started daydreaming about different possibilities and didn't really believe that I would one day actually build it.
Well, a year later, suddenly, after almost forgetting the whole idea I got obsessed and set out to actually design it. Probably a combination of the fact that my military service was approaching and after sketching and calculating it seemed so possible.
Winter of 2009/2010 I spent designing and planning the house. I contacted a couple of architects that were really kind to help out with some of the more technical stuff.
Then came summer and the construction began. I had already chosen the place and had it in mind when designing the cabin. On june the 5th I started and 2 weeks later the only thing missing where the window and door which arrived a couple weeks later.
Shortly after that my military service started and ended one year I got to fully enjoy my cabin!
It is 96 sq. ft. and has a 50 sq. ft. loft where I have my bed and store my clothes. I call my house "Nido" which loosely translated into Italian means "Birds nest." The house sits on the lakeshore and views of the lake can be seen from both the bottom floor and the loft.
The bottom floor is pretty much a lounge/living room where I lay back and enjoy the starlight along with some smooth jazz. The house is designed to maximize the allowed 96 sq. ft., acoustics and to bring in as much as possible of the natural light and nature during the night as during the day.
I was surprised how affordable the whole project was. Most of the materials are recycled and I haven't really calculated how much it finally cost, but the ballpark figure is something like $10,500 + the man hours.
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It would have been nice to see the layout like where's the toilet and kitchen?
The kitchen and bathroom is located in the rear of the house. I am still trying to acquire some photos of them to post.
can you make and export this house? thanks
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I think that's the point of it being "micro." You don't get all the parts of a cabin. The kitchen is on the deck. its called a fire.
In my opinion a tiny home is a home when it has a toilet and kitchen, otherwise it's a tiny shelter or whatever.
Point is: Kitchen an bathroom makes a tiny house quite a lot more expensive (not eventually bigger).
That's beautiful!!! Now if you could only fit a bathroom and tiny kitchen, I'd be set! Great job–congratulations.
There is a bathroom and kitchen he says so in one of the comments. I adore this – would Robin consider sharing or selling the plans?
This might very well be my most favorite tiny house yet. Simply beautiful!
I LOVE this place!!! Please do post the photos of the kitchen and bath, and the layout when you get them… Love the windows, the light, the loftiness, the spareness, the deck…and it looks very, very functional for such a small space
I would love to purchase plans for this. I love it!
This is truly beautiful! Who would not want a tiny birds nest in the trees!? I cannot wait to see the tiny kitchen and bath….
Gorgeous! I like the design and placement of the window for natural light and an incredible view.
Absolutely stunning in its simplicity and design. Would absolutely purchase plans in a heartbeat. And the name is brilliant. Look forward to seeing more photos, and congratulations! Wonderful. Made my morning.
I just totally adore!!! Please do post pictures when you get re: kitchen & bath etc.
High 5 for a job well done Robin!
I want this house!!!! It is sooo beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
So beautiful! Can you tell me the dimensions? Really, I'm curious is it's under 13 ft. tall… and/or could be built on a trailer and made mobile.
Also: Do you plan on selling this design (or any other designs)? This one is really gorgeous! <3
Thanks for the post!
Absolutely love this small home!
Now I have TWO reasons to want to visit Finland- my ancestors are from there, and THIS cool lil' house! Very nice post Steven!
One question though- it doesn't look like it has any windows that open for ventilation/fresh air- or does it? Just one huge window in the whole place?
I love this! I would love to build one and also wonder who manufactures such a large window. Stunning and so connected to nature! Is there a way to buy a design etc.?
Thank you for sharing!
I would be very interested in getting the plans for this micro home.
Its so efficient! Very well planned.
Sweet micro cabin! Like many of the other comments, I also would love to see the kitchen/bathroom photos. Great build. Looks like a super relaxing place; both inside and on that great deck area. Jewel of a house. Thanks for posting!
I would love this for a backyard office. Any chance of seeing the plans?
I would love to purchase plans for this. I love it! [2]
We have them to purchase
I love this house, just gorgeous. Can you tell me where you got the outdoor lounge chairs/cushions? They look so comfortable and much larger than anything I've found.
what about safety electricity? does it use any? seems they could use some of the structure surfaces for solar-panel mounts.. how about a roof over the deck – if that's the "kitchen", it would seem to be a bit difficult to cook if/when it's raining.
I assumed it was off-grid, but maybe it has a generator & batteries for the lights & music. Solar on his roof wouldn't work due to the trees.
With the space available inside, it would have a yacht style kitchen & bathroom, supplemented by barbecues on the deck & swims in the lake.
Not sure why everybody wants his plans, as it was custom designed for his specific needs & Finland's regulations?
Good for inspiration though.
I'm on my way……
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Your design is wonderful. Could the deck support a future addition?
you should really market these plans, I would buy these plans in a heart beat!
add me to the list of people that want to buy the plans!!
i can send money via paypal.
Another request for photos of the kitchen, bathroom….and plans.
Beautiful work!
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Plans would be great! or at least layout drawings and more photos…
C'est vraiment un chouette concept !! Top design !!
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Adorable design, yet practical, pragmatic and functional. Great concept and really well executed. Congratulations!
Echoing so many on here, are you able to make plans available for this because I've been looking for exactly such a solution for a small piece of land I have, and your materials+plus the estimated build costs I've roughly calculated for the UK fall right in my budget.
If you get a chance to respond, I'd love to hear back from you.
In the meantime, I hope you enjoy Spring and Summer in your lovely cabin.
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Well, I surfed all over the web and the same story appears everywhere. Copy/ pasted story text and similar blueprint request. I guess the story just "viral move" to lure people to this site, with no trace of "Robin Falck". Nice move.
Again, if there is no author and there is no wish for some business I guess someone else can do the blueprints according to the images. Every image contains at least one reference object. Based on this object someone can interpreter the measures. It is not so complicated structure after all. I am a construction engineer and I don't think I would have a lot of problem drawing this object, although I prefer buying the original blueprints from author.
HI Matt. Although inaccurate, thank you for your feedback. Back in February Robin contacted me to run a story about his micro house. Recently several large sites picked up the story and many other sites followed suite. I hope you enjoyed the photos and the info about the micro house. It appears lots of others have as well.
Since you're in touch with Robin, is there any chance of purchasing plans, or at least seeing lots more photos? We all seem to be very interested in the kitchen/bath area, and also how the electric was handled.
I was wondering about ventilation as well as orientatyion. I suppose as the widow is angled it may overheat if the orientation is not just right.Lovely micro-house.
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Have you study about doing that in other countries? Do you know laws about it?
This house is awsome! I'd like more photos. More information about obtaining the plans.
Excellent concept and design… yes more photos please… but there is Robin's url …online.
I'd always wanted a yurt but this is pretty cool as well…
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Is it possible to rent the cabin for a weekend? How does it work?
Where is it located?
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I have the cottage 'Nido' from Robin Falck chosen, can you send me some pictures of the kitchen and the bathroom. A floor plan is also very welcome.
Many thanks in advance for your assistance in this.
Is there a way to purchase the blueprints for the cabin? I adore its look and am looking to build a small cabin on my property in Ontario, Canada. Let me know! Thanks
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I love this so much and am interested in knowing the height of the structure since it meets the sq footage permitting perameters of my local building code. We have a height restriction here. Thank you. I too would love the blueprints if they are ever sold.
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I was looking at this and wondering how you heated it for the winter. I've been dreaming of a micro house myself, and was concerned about finding a small enough wood stove, and found a nice one at marinestove.com. It's a boat stove, about a cubic foot in size, that delivers 7,500-18,000 BTU (2-5 KW). It looks well made, cast iron, porcelain optional. It weighs only 35 pounds (about 16 kg.) They make bigger ones, too. I heated a 1,200 sq. ft. house in New England with a Jotul 602, so that would be way too big for a microhouse.
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|Collateralization of an occluded left internal mammary artery coronary bypass graft.
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|The left internal mammary artery (LIMA) is frequently utilized in coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG); adequate visualization of the LIMA bypass graft during diagnostic angiography is critical for determination of myocardial blood supply. We present a novel case of angiography via a left transradial approach demonstrating an occluded LIMA coronary bypass graft with antegrade flow maintained via a collateral branch from the ipsilateral thyrocervical trunk. Given the prevalence of LIMA use in CABG, it is critical to be aware of unusual configurations, including collateralization of a proximally occluded LIMA graft as described in this report.
|Jeffrey B Geske; Gregory W Barsness; Rajiv Gulati
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Oh the joys of unemployment.
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You've got a problem then, friend. Smelling good should be incentive enough, shower beers are an add on...
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Not quite sure what this product is for. It doesn't provide enough hold to be a styler, and it isn't very moisturizing. It seems just to goop up..
I tried this product because I was tired of "crunchy" hair. I had to layer the Curlsilk Glaze over it, but I generally liked the finished product. My hair was much wilder than I'm used to (think Carrie from the earlier seasons of Sex and the City), and it poofed if there was any humidity in the air, but it was touchably soft :)
Not enough hold for my coarse curls. It looked okay in the morning, but got bigger as the day progressed.
I have hair that likes to frizz - but this product really works well. My all time favorite line is Jessicurl, but when I'm in a bind and need something that I can purchase off the shelf, this creme works great. It staves off frizz and gives curls a nice natural definition.
I was very cautious about using this product with the petroleum and beeswax so I only applied to one area so I could compare the results. The results were that it intensified the frizz I was experiencing, instead of helping it, and made the frizz shiny and more noticeable. It also wasn't curl boosting at all and seemed to stretch out my curls and waves.
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Oil Price Threatens Biofuel Firms
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In the long term, both Berry and Jamerson think oil prices will be higher. Anticipated production cuts from OPEC would likely keep oil prices above $50, Berry says. "If you look at the price points that OPEC has put pressure on, that has ranged between $50 and $80. And so that gives that range some reasonable set of legs."
"I don't think that the oil prices are going to stay this low for a long time," Jamerson says. "My view is it will probably fluctuate between $75 and $100 a barrel, once we get past the intense part of this downturn."
Even at those prices, some biofuel startups may be hard pressed to compete. This summer, Berry says, "about $200 to $300 million was going into algae companies. And algae has long been shown to have a break-even point between $90 and $120 per barrel of oil."
Jamerson is more concerned about tight credit markets than oil prices. Mascoma is still years away from commercial production, so, as with other advanced biofuel companies, today's prices don't have an immediate impact. But Mascoma is still working out the financing for a large 40-million-gallon ethanol plant in Kinross, MI. This month, it will start production at a smaller $20-million facility near Utica, NY, that will produce 200,000 gallons of ethanol annually. To save cash, the company recently laid off 10 percent of its employees and is slowing down orders for equipment and decreasing travel budgets.
Jamerson, however, remains optimistic. Concerns about financing are "tempered by increasing optimism about support for renewable fuels from the new Obama administration," he says. After the current recession, he says, "Advanced biofuels will be one of the first sectors to come back."
Addendum: Jamerson adds that Mascoma's ability to compete with oil at $20 a barrel is assuming optimized production 3 to 4 years from now, not initial costs, and it depends on credits for offsetting greenhouse gases. He also says the company could compete at these levels only temporarily, and not if oil prices stayed this low for the long-term.


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I Cantered Cinny for the first time yesterday, it felt like a train wreck ha ha. I thought he was trying to get his head to buck, but looking at the video I think he just wanted his head. Overall it was very very vertical and he felt like he was crow hopping more than cantering....watching the vid I now see he wasn't.
Remember, Cinny is a Green Reclaim. In this vid I am riding him with an indian knotted hackamore and it's what he does best in. Once we get comfortable under saddle and working well, we will work on bitting.
Oh, and I was also trying out a used saddle I might buy so at the walk I am talking to my fiance' (videotaping) about the saddle.
My own critiques....
1) I need to loose um....50 pounds
2) I need a HELMET on
3) I need to relax and give him his head
4) I Lean a bit too forward at the posting trot
5) I need to relax more at the canter and give him his head and stop being a scared baby ha ha.


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Wearviral is Michael Holmes' tee store packed with amazingly funny tees that go viral for their superb graphics. There are new designs daily. Vote for your favorites to choose what cartoons become t-shirts ($10-$14 on the first day). Plus, every vote is a chance to win the shirt. Funny tees with funny slogans that are neither too offensive nor too reticent, you will find the best mix of clever as well as appealing tees here. A funny graphic along with a puzzling tagline is what you need to show off the smarter side of you. All tees are printed on 100% Combed Ring Spun Cotton Tees. Fabric is knit and Pre-Shrunk to maintain shape. The sole designer of the website is a genius and you can say that as soon as you take a look at his tees.
If you have not had enough of the Star Wars, here is an exclusively funny tee dedicated to the hairy guy, Wookie. This zombie, (I would say mummy from Egypt) was totally unaware of what Wookie's steak would taste like. He tried his cooking skills on this creature and got a chewy steak. Ewww, that's gross but funny too!
OH THE HUGE MANATEE! is based off of a comment by Herbert Morrison during the crash of the Hindenburg, which became an idiom 'used in a satirical way to ridicule, diminish and trivialize emotional displays the speaker deems overly sentimental.' Much later, after the internet was invented, an image of the crash was digitized and later photoshopped to replace the blimp of doom with an aquatic mammal, the manatee, and provided a humorous caption. Thus, the huge manatee was born, and placed on t-shirts everywhere. It's even spawned its own game.
I relish the fact that you'll have to mustard the hipness to ketchup to me. This is a funny tee for any occasion. For all you non-vegetarian hipsters out there, are you ready?
"If it's not related to elephants, it's irrelephant". So the jumbo discovered a personal complicated word for the dictionary. And why not, he's got some animal rights too!


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With due respect, says who? Who decided what a tablet "should" be? Seems to me the tablet is just the typical computer user's newer, cheaper, easier device for consumption and sharing, stuff that doesn't require the power of a traditional personal computer. As they gradually take over more and more of the personal computing market, tablets are going to have to start incorporating some features and capabilities of computers.
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its a f*#$%/& piece of paper Updated
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I can have a vow ceremony without being legally bonded and have to worry about all the problems married people do if they get a divorce we have a list of what we bought and if we break up that's what we taken... if we bought something together we agreed to sell it and split the money if noone wants it or we both want it.... try again ladies!!!!
I have medical decisions when it comes to my s/o being in the hospital...
He isn't the one that doesn't wanna get married its me... he proposed but I DONT want to end up like my mom so I want to make sure 100% that he is serious... also I'm in his will and vice versa ... I've been his best friend since Aug. 2010 and his gf since 2/3/12 .... he proposed around Thanksgiving .... y'all jump to conclusion too fast!
you care a tad bit to much about what people think
if you're able to make the commitment to have kids, why aren't you willing to commit to marriage?
You sound bitter about not being able to acquire said piece of paper.
I don't get the "just a piece of paper" argument. If you don't want to get married, that is fine; however, there are quite a few pieces of paper that are rather important (title to car, deed to house, medical records, etc.) so saying it is "just a piece of paper" doesn't really invalidate it.
My marriage is a lot more then just a piece of paper.


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My timid fingers brush the keys,
Tangled tongues and bruised knees.
I reach for you,
I reach,
I reach.
But love is something I can't teach.
Pushed along, next in line,
I'm breaking down, you're feeling fine.
A shadowed hand upon my back,
Hairs on my neck grow stiff.
A shadowed hand upon my back,
"What if?"
I'm sad but I've forgotten why,
That's the reason I still cry.
From a dream I'll wake up dead,
Clutching words I left unsaid.
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