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Dave Truss on 16 May 10These interactive whiteboard games are great review activities for a class that has reached the end of a unit of work, or for the teacher who wants to check up on how much has been learned so far.
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what school requires students to do -- think abstractly -- is in fact not something our brains are designed to be good at or to enjoy
it is critical that the task be just difficult enough to hold our interest but not so difficult that we give up in frustration. When this balance is struck, it is actually pleasurable to focus the mind for long periods of time
Students are ready to understand knowledge but not create it. For most, that is enough. Attempting a great leap forward is likely to fail.
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students cannot apply generic "critical thinking skills" (another voguish concept) to new material unless they first understand that material
Trying to use "reading strategies" -- like searching for the main idea in a passage -- will be futile if you don't know enough facts to fill in what the author has left unsaid.
what is being taught in most of the curriculum -- at all levels of schooling -- is information about meaning, and meaning is independent of form
At some point, no amount of dancing will help you learn more algebra
Ed Webb on 27 Jul 09But if you learn dancing AND algebra, you may be better at both, or at least approach each in a more interesting way.
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I tried out Diigo educator and was REALLY impressed. This let me very quickly (and with no email addresses needed) set up accounts for 30 students. I then created a group for all 3 classes to use and added all the students to the group. In this case, since I only have one more day with the kids and am not sure if they'll be using Diigo after this, I just used the 30 accounts for multiple classes, but if this were for my actual students, I would have created an account for each student. Anyway, once all the students were added to the group, I just instructed them to make sure to share every bookmark for this project with the group. All of the students will then be able to view all of the bookmarks. Again, we couldn't install even the diigolet, but saving right from Diigo worked fine for our purposes. They used the same technique of tagging with last name, class hour, and other appropriate tags.
I taught both of these methods in a 45 minute class period and the actual explanation of the bookmarking technique took only 7-10 min. of each class period. The kids (7th graders) picked up on it EXTREMELY fast.
for long term use and for individual projects I strongly recommend using Diigo educator, especially since I use Diigo so heavily in my personal and professional web research.
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Sandy Kennedy on 06 Jan 09Create education game widgets free of charge for embedding
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Vicki Davis on 25 Mar 10Love this website - one of my favorits for use with wikis. There is a new telescopic topic generator that is very cool. Everything is embeddable.
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I believe there is something very powerful in this tool. I am in the process evaluating it for instructional and professional development purposes.
So far these are my thoughts:
- I think I can easily mark up online student work with this tool.
- I think online students can mark up each other's online work with this tool. and discuss. One of the course activities is to use a rubric to evaluate an online course that the students will each be building as the main project for the course. The course review, I think, can be done using diigo. I think… not sure yet.
- Online students can easily create annotated bibliographies of web resource in directed learning activities AND share and discuss them with others in the class.
- This resource can grow and be available for the online course from term to term.
- In addition, for webenhanced courses, this is an awesome, easy, slick, cool way to incorporate some very cool online enhancements to a f2f course that completely bypasses all the extra unnecessary flotsam you get with a full on CMS/LMS. you get a lot of functional features bang for the "buck" in this tool. It is a slick tool with a lot of functionality to suport interaction/collaboration, etc.
- When i have my university administrator's hat on i also see great potential as a tool to facilitate and enhance community and for professional development. I have an extended staff of 50-100 online instructional designers that i could use this tool with to aggregate links and info and resources and networking. We have over 3,000 online faculty that we could use this with to support them with info and resources and networking - differenciating between the needs of new online faculty and experienced online faculty… there is potential for discipline specific resources and info for online faculty… and it goes on.
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"Just so you know, it's going to take a while," says the CIA officer to his newly arrived colleague at the start of Kathryn Bigelow's Zero Dark Thirty. The year is 2003, the place a secret prison (or "black site") somewhere in the deserts of the Middle East or Asia, the task at hand the interrogation of a detainee with suspected ties to Al Qaeda. The agency man, Dan (Jason Clarke), has clearly been at this for a stretch, with a full beard, Arabic script tattooed along his forearm, and a laid-back surfer parlance that belies his skill as a highly trained operative. Perhaps not realizing that waterboarding would be on the first day's agenda, his new partner, Maya (Jessica Chastain), shows up in a smart black pantsuit. "There's no shame if you want to watch from the monitor," he advises, though we soon see that Maya has no trouble with getting up close.
What takes a while in Zero Dark Thirty is the gathering of useful information from suspects who don't want to divulge it, even as "enhanced" methods of coercion and humiliation are applied to loosen their tongues. What takes even longer is the fitting of that information into the jigsaw of false leads, trap doors, and dead ends that was the U.S. government's decade-long manhunt for Osama bin Laden. So Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal (who previously collaborated on the Oscar-winning The Hurt Locker) put that interrogation scene right up front, not to shock us or to sound the cry of moral outrage, but to let us know what we're in for. We might already know how this story begins, with the September 11, 2001, attacks on the Pentagon and the World Trade Center (here deftly represented by an audio montage of real emergency phone calls, played against a darkened screen). We might also know how it ends, with the May 1, 2011, Navy SEAL raid on the suburban compound in Abbottabad, Pakistan, where bin Laden had been hiding in something like plain sight. But in Zero Dark Thirty, the drama is in the middle distance.
Call it torture if you must, but Zero Dark Thirty never does, which will stoke the ire of the human rights community and puzzle those on the right who regard Hollywood as a bastion of simpering liberalism. People on both sides might find the interrogation scenes difficult to watch, which is as it should be. Like most of what we see in the film, these are depicted as part of a process, a means to an end — and yes, it must be said, a mostly effective one. But as in The Hurt Locker, Bigelow and Boal (a former Village Voice reporter) come not to judge but to show, leaving the rest up to us. Political parties and allegiances barely enter into the mix: Obama, the sitting president at the time of the bin Laden raid, appears only as a talking head on a television in the background of one scene (denying, as it happens, that America tortures prisoners).
"Just so you know, it's going to take a while." Time is as much the enemy in Zero Dark Thirty as it was for the elite bomb squad of The Hurt Locker — only there, you could see the little red numbers counting down to extinction, whereas here the next attack could come at any time and with no advance warning, on a crowded London subway or at a seemingly impregnable CIA base in the mountains of Afghanistan. The uncertainty is feverishly gripping; the attacks, when they do occur, never less than startling. Above all, Bigelow makes you feel the crushing defeat of those who know they might have prevented them, especially Maya, with her allusive name and sentry's gaze, always seeming to look through people rather than at them, focused on the endgame. It's a sensational performance by Chastain, who was the earth mother in The Tree of Life and the paranoid's wife in Take Shelter, and who is here front and center for the entire picture. She's a most unlikely leading lady, pale and slight of stature, with a raging mane of strawberry blond hair, but she holds the screen with a feral intensity, an obsessive's self-possession. She's a fanatic pursuing a fanatic, a hunter entering into the mind of the hunted.
About 25 minutes of screen time pass before we first hear the name of Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti, the trusted bin Laden courier who will eventually lead the CIA to their prize catch.
When the raid finally comes, it's almost an anticlimax, not because we know bin Laden will be there, but because even if we didn't, Maya's unshakable faith would by now have us convinced. Still, the sequence is electrifying, and coming after the workaday ordinariness of everything that precedes it, reconfirmation of Bigelow as a master of high-tech action, from the modified Black Hawk helicopters slicing silently through the Abbottabad skies to the precisely choreographed storming of the compound itself — all of it captured in a mixture of night vision and pellucid HD videography by cameraman Greig Fraser. Bigelow and Boal don't overly heroicize the mission — no literal or figurative flag-waving, no rah-rah orchestral score — in part because they take the heroism to be self-evident and in part because they marvel at the smooth professionalism of the SEALs, who manage to bag bin Laden swiftly and with a minimum of collateral damage, as if it really were just another day at the office. It's only a few scenes later that Zero Dark Thirty reaches its true emotional peak, when Maya, framed in medium close-up, does something we haven't seen her do for the past two and a half hours. She exhales.
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Most Washingtonians have some form of health insurance coverage, although 11.0% of its residents lack health insurance (Kaiser, 2013). According to the USDA Economic Research Service, the average per-capita income for Washingtonians in 2013 was $47,717, although rural per-capita income lagged at $38,065. Estimates from 2013 indicate a poverty rate of 17.8% exists in rural Washington, compared to an 13.7% level in urban areas of the state. The ERS reports, based on 2009-2013 ACS data, that 12.4% of the rural population has not completed high school, compared to 9.7% of urban populations. The unemployment rate in rural Washington is at 8.0%, while in urban Washington it is at 6.1% (USDA-ERS, 2014).For a national comparison, please see an overview of the United States.
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I love the drama of b&w photography. This is fantastic.
This is one of the most beautiful pics I've seen on DA. THe lighting very much reminds me of something out of an old tv show or movie (Maybe more like Thriller than Dark Shadows)
Very sensual. The high heels are so pretty.
Lovely pic and daring lighting.
The beautiful expression in her eyes and on her lips reminds me of Alida Valli.
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"My dearest Adela—and it is my fondest wish that you let me address you in this fashion:
Forgive an old man his boldness, but the constraints of mortality and the certainty that one's days are not infinite drive me—no, SPUR me, with as much intent to hurt as a rider bearing a dire message means to influence his horse—to find you and tell you what you are about to read.
I sense in you the unfading sorrow that attaches itself unbidden and unwanted to all men, including your Beethoven. I would show you the worth of suffering, which I have only just learned to understand.
When I was a boy, my father was a singer in the court of the Elector of Cologne in Bonn. The city might not have the august reputation of Vienna, but the Electorate of Cologne is part of the Holy Roman Empire and attracts men of intellectual curiosity and adventure.
My father, I regret to say, tended to drink more than he should. He would become bold of speech, losing sense of what was appropriate for time and place. One day he brought home a dinner guest, a priest who had survived a mission to the Philippine Islands. I remember my brothers and I sitting at the table, enthralled by his tales of exotic lands and people. We failed to notice how much wine our father had had to drink until he made a crude remark to my mother. It doesn't matter what he said. What matters is the effect it had on my mother, who first went the color of mortar and then the color of an open wound. The blow of the remark, my mother's face, and the silence that followed made me nearly sick with fear over what would follow. Would Father beat her, as he was wont to do? Throw things at her, as he was wont to do? Call her a whore, as he was wont to do? And—remember!—it was all happening in front of not a mere guest, but a priest, a servant of God whom we were all brought up to respect through word and deed.
As I slouched over my plate in mid-chew, not knowing if the turmoil inside me would manifest itself through nervous laughter or the expulsion of what I'd just eaten, the priest, with no show of offense or condemnation, recalled how, on Good Friday, some of his converts proved their commitment to their new faith by processing through the Stations of the Cross, each carrying his own cross. They said prayers and sang hymns, and in the end, each man lay full length upon his cross on the ground and allowed his friends to nail him to the wood. The crosses would then be lifted up and the crucified left to stand for nearly an hour.
It was quite an event to describe to young boys, and the gruesomeness of the account certainly did distract from the gruesomeness of Father's assault upon Mother. But if I've remembered the missionary's tale all these years, it's not for the horror of either the tale or the dinner. It's for what the priest said as he ended his testimony.
The men withstood their crucifixion in silence, he said. There were no screams, no moans, no tears, no dramatic invocations to God to end their suffering. But there was suffering, all the same. Nails were hammered through hands and feet. Blood flood. Bodies writhed, involuntarily, with every blow. 'You see the agony of others,' the priest said, 'and you want it to end, yet you can do nothing to end it. All you can do is pray for them to continue to endure with grace and courage. And as you stand there, praying, watching, willing them to survive, you realize it's not the person in torment who finds courage and comfort. It's you yourself. The person in torment, acting with grace and courage, has already found what you want him to have. You are the one who is comforted, because the grace and courage of the sufferer give you more heart and consolation than any prayer can bestow.'
I tell you this as a pale explanation: The grace and courage with which you accept your own torment has given me the courage and contentment I've sought for years. You have more than my thanks. You have my affection. When I sign this 'your obedient servant,' I write it not out of courtesy but as your Beethoven, a man who will do what he must to assure your contentment."


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Jerez is most famous however, as the home of sherry, ever since the Romans used to export wine from here across the empire. British merchants set up companies to do the same here from around the 14th-century.
The best way to learn about the process is to take a tour of a sherry bodega.


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In a gentlemen's-club setting of leather sofas, mirrored shelves, and plenty of twelve-, eighteen-, and twenty-year-old spirits, beverage director Joel Cuellar keeps his lessons informative and informal even if his attendeesmale and femaleare all wearing suits and a studied attitude. Classes start with a little chemistry set to illustrate the distillation process, and Cuellar also nods to lowbrow brands (some drinks just do better with mixers). Throughout, one uniformed waiter scurries about with myriad nibbles like gougères, chicken tikka, and even foie gras. So not only are you drinking and studying the good stuff, but you're eating some good stuff, too.


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I don't know if I remember the password.
Thank goodness for the "cookies" that do.
I've been wanting to post here. A Lot. There's a lot I want to say. Not that anyone is or should be listening.
It's been a crazy year. We have a lot on our minds. By "we" I mean me and John. But also the collective first person. At least I think that's what that is called.
Having kids is crazy. Trying to do the right things is crazy. Changing your life is crazy. Trying to figure out what you should be doing with your life is. . .wait for it. ..crazy. Still not sleeping is crazy.
But if things weren't crazy, then they would be boring, right?
I'm sure I could have a cleaner house and folded laundry and no photography business and spotless kids but what's the fun in that?
Well, I don't even know what I'm talking about. Seems the baby likes to be awake from midnight to 5AM these days. (nights) and I'm more tired than I've ever been. Normally it really doesn't bother me. But now it does.
So. . .no promises about posting here. Mostly, I just wanted to have something other than the tithing post show up on my BFF's blog with the link to my blog! LOL!
And now I'm off to make some coffee.
Ten percent.
No, I'm not talking about the effort I give every day in parenting, etc. I'm talking about tithing. The tithe. The big give. God's share.
We are (finally) feeling compelled to make this commitment. And while it has been a quick journey of consciousness and rationale, it also feels like a long process. It's kind of scary. I mean, who tithes, really? Isn't that some Old Testament thing? No one is really expected to do that? Yet, it's there in the Bible. Jesus sure talks a lot about money. You're probably heard that he talks more about money than love. And I guess in the absence of a whole lot of money, you sure have time and space and energy for a whole lot of love!
Anyway. ..I realized I had not posted here in a few days. We've had a lot going on in our heads lately. Some big, heady stuff about the present and the future. And it kind of feels good to get it out!
Ready for Lent
So today is Shrove or, my personal preference: FAT Tuesday. Tomorrow kicks off the big Lenten commitment. This year I want to take time for reflection, for self-improvement. To declutter both my house and my mind, body, and spirit. I'm taking the 40 Bags for 40 Days challenge. Honestly, I cannot believe how much stuff I am ready to move on out of this house already!
As far as what I'm "giving up" I've targeted a few vices already: caffeine, alcohol, and junk food. I always feel like when people give those things up it is pretty trivial. And maybe my "sacrifice" is trivial compared to Jesus'. Okay, it's DEFINITELY trivial compared to that. I have some more thinking to do. I really want to do some fasting, but since I'm still nursing and have my half marathon in a week and a half, that might not be the best thing to do at this time.
I'm also planning to devote time daily to meditation and/or devotion. It's the least I can do, really.
I'm not subjecting anyone else in my family to this craziness. And that's okay. It's a commitment to changing attitudes, and that's often a good thing. Well, now back to work for me!
Digital Declutter
In preparation for (or maybe, in cooperation with) the 40 Bags for 40 Days challenge I'm taking during Lent, I'm also getting rid of digital clutter by unsubscribing from ALL of the BAZILLIONS of email lists I am part of. Unless it is pertinent to what I'm doing or working on (ie, work-related) then there is really no reason why I need to know every time there is a sale or free shipping at Pottery Barn Kids. Seriously, my kids don't need any more stuff. Nor do I. And even though I might like a few spring shirts from the Gap, I seriously don't need the shopping temptation. It's no wonder we consume so much–there are so many opportunities to do so!
So that's my post for the day. Short. Sweet. See ya later.
Lately, I've found myself having an inner dialogue. Or maybe it's more like an inner screaming match. For one reason or another, I keep finding myself tell myself: "THIS is NOT who you are! THIS is NOT the person you want to be!"
There are a lot of reasons, of which I just don't think I'm going to go into right now. I've been impatient and crabby with the kids. I've been incredibly self-destructive. I tear myself down over everything. It's like I'm chipping away at myself and for what? I just haven't been the person I want to be. And I need to make change. Like, now. Immediately. Right. Now.
I've never been much of a believe in the whole self-help crap. The looking yourself in the mirror and giving yourself a thumb's-up business. But the other day, after I completely erupted, losing my temper for the umpteenth time with Zane, I decided that I needed to change my inner dialogue from self-destruct to self-help.
I decided on a mantra. And I wrote it on a sticky note. And I taped it to my bathroom mirror. (Where I really should be spending more time getting myself ready–these days I'm not even brushing my hair. Seriously)
"BE the person/wife/mother you want to be TODAY"
This is my mantra. This is what has been getting me through the day. I stop myself and ask: "Is this the person you want to be? The person who (loses her temper with her kids? gives up when the going gets tough? sits in front of the computer instead of going outside on a pretty day? the photographer who crippingly self-critical?)" And then I tell myself the mantra. And (hopefully) change my attitude and BECOME that person.
I know I have a lot of self-work I need to do as a person. I assume most people do. We're not perfect, nor were we created to be. It's a process. We are meant to be working on our selves. And I guess I haven't been clocking in on the job lately. But now I seem to be working overtime. Fortunately, I have an incredibly understanding and supportive family.
And I have a sticky note on the mirror.
And now I am going to practice being the mother who does not lose her temper with her children who refuse to sleep.
40 bags for 40 days
okay. I'm back! I think my plan forth blog is something like a long Tweet or Facebook update since I may be doing the majority ofthis while typing on my phone. It ain't pretty, but it works as the outlet that I need. So please excuse the lack of photos and links. Honestly it is just too hard to do that on a phone.
So today is the last weekend of Mardi Gras. Wednesday begins Lent. I've been thinking a lot about the Easter season in recent years and about how it is th cornerstone of our faith yet largely ignored as a holiday (compared to Christmas, that is). I'm sure it has to do with marketability (since we Americans really are all about consumption). I mean a cute little baby at Christmas is a great way to get people out and shopping and traveling to visit relatives and a two week break from school. Lots of schools consider Good Friday a "make -up weather day." see? Not important. And it's pretty much only the basis for our faith so why do we give Easter the cold shoulder? I want to make Easter the big holiday, if we're not buying into all the,well, buying and trying to celebrate a religious holiday for what it is. I mean, dying for our sins and rising from the dead kicks some ass. (and also deserves some austere reflection)
I'm new to this whole " having my own opinions about my faith" thing so I don't have any answers. I do know that I want to participate in 40 Bags for 40 Days. My neighbor told me about it and when I Googled, I found it to be a popular concept among Catholic blogging moms (so check there if you want more info). I feel like we all would be happier in my household with less stuff. Less clutter. Less to clean and clean up. Less to sort through. Less to take our attention away from each other and the things that matter. I would rather take time for a daily devotiOnal rather than attending to my stuff. So I've sort of cheated and started working on my 40 bags. Since we purged before and after moving, this does sort of feel like a challenge in some ways since we have trimmed down a lot.
I am making my own rules. The majority of things will go to the trash or Goodwill, but some items will go to the resale shop or EBay. I'm not trying to profit from Lent, but trying to be smart in my austerity as well.
Some of the impetus for our recent anti-consumerism does come from some reading that I'll suggest. Dave Bruno's 100 Thing Challenge is a fabulous blog and book we discovered at the end of 2010. It's not about being a hermit with no stuff. Or lashing yourself if you're addicted to stuff. Or knitting your own hair shirt. It's just unraveling our deep feelings about stuff and who it will enable us to become (in our minds at least).
Also we have watched in horror the short film The Story of Stuff. If you have 20 minutes and care about your grandchildren, look it up and watch it.
Right now I am holdin my sweet baby who refuses to sleep otherwise and am thinking about procrastinating all the things I need to do. I do know I want to find a daily meditation for Lent. I wan to make it matter as a holiday in our family. I want it to be more then about giving up Coke and Facebook for 40 days. Seriously? This is supposed to be about sacrifice! I'm not sure what the next steps are, buri am committed to finding my way and working with a wonderful husband to accomplish this goal.
So thanks for reading!
And I think it's time for the King Cake!
Okay, I'm going to try this again. I need it. Seriously!
We are making changes, doing stuff, growing, getting out of our comfort zone. And it all can't go on my business blog.
People already think I'm kind of weird to begin with.
But I really need an outlet to vent. Communicate. Share. Bounce ideas.
And not that anyone reads here anymore. But you might.
First: we're back in Pearland.
Second: we don't really like it
Third: we are tired of just going with the American-style flow of consumerism and destruction
Fourth: we made a commitment to not make any retail purchases this year. Reuse. Reduce. Fix. Buy second-hand. Resell.
(Except for items where safety is important, like a car seat for my NEWBORN who is turning ONE in two months. Sheesh. Where has the time gone?)
Next: Keane is a crawling, cruising, pulling-up madman. He is COMPLETELY independent. Like, if you leave him alone for a second, he is off to some other part of the house to find his own adventure. Different from #1 who you always knew where he was: right there at your feet screaming for you to pick up him or running around wanting you to entertain him.
I know being an only child gives me a unique perspective to this, but I am amazed at how different the boys are every day.
Have I lost you yet?
Can you tell from that verbal spewing that I have a few things on my mind?
I'll leave you with a picture, because that's what I'm good at. Or not. I certainly try! Hopefully I will get this ball rolling again! But you know I'm not the best at it!


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NS has been sold....thanks for looking.
800 fill...around 22 ounces
No overfill. I just looked at the JRB site for the first time in several years. I assume they are the same quilt. Anyone else know?
Hi...long time absence from a long time member.:)
I've not been hiking/camping like I once did. Life has a way of getting in the way. I've got for sale the original JRB Nest or the No Sniveller....
Congrats on the purchase.
I love my JRB bridge hammock ,but sleeping on my stomach in it is beyond uncomfortable. It's like your in a straight jacket.:eek:
I can relate. I disappeared also. Found out there is more to life than just hammocks.:D
So I'm back on the ground. Just kiddin.:lol:
Their a dying breed.....their all BB Warbonnett hangers now.:eek:
Like you said, your hanging method would have much to do with comfort.
I started out with a HH Expedition and then tried several other brands. I ALWAYS had issues with my feet curling on the sides...
Welcome to the forum from a fellow Lawrenceviller.:D
That needs to happen ASAP IMO. To go with this maybe some kind of tarp that would work REAL well with bigger bridge hammocks.
Sorry about your loss.
Remember to place hands on your chest/abdomen while laying on your back or you may be screaming "Boa Constrictor".:scared:
Underquilts fit better in this hammock than any...
My Camp USAs Nanos have never let me down.
Get the No Sniveller. You will love it. For whatever reason, the Speer top quilt has never caught on around here. If I remember correctly, it is made a little smaller than some folks like.
Here's what I was thinking might work. Or not.:confused:
Have something like a "Gear Swap" section on the forum. For example, I have a Bear Mtn. Bridge hammock and would really like to try out the...
That's their problem.:D
I love the idea of earplugs but I want to hear Jason Vorhees as he's about to slice my head off in my hammock.:scared:
I'd use them if others were camping with me.
Yep that wider bridge does have it's issues.:(
I had a Claytor jungle with the net and found it uncomfortable.
Go here for a masters degree in hammocking.:D
I love my BMBH but am itching to try a Blackbird. Seems like it would solve the issues of side sleeping I've had with other gathered end hammocks. Not to mention the tighter tarp options I could...
Amen brother.:cool:
My bad. You are correct sir.:boggle:
You lucky dog.:D Yea I've started at the back end of Panther Creek several times.
Love the scenic drive by the Tugaloo river. Toccoa.........home of the worlds strongest man, Paul Anderson...
I've hung there a few times. Really pretty place. Way too crowded on the weekends and holidays as it is said to be one of the states most popular trails along with Panther creek which is my favorite...
When you say it will probably be in the low 40's, I would not bet on that. What you need to do is get some backyard testing in before you leave. Always....repeat....Always prepare for temps at least...
Not that cold in Georgia......have you checked the thermometer tonite?:D
5 degree windchill.:eek: Did I mention the time I hung in N.Georgia in 10 degree temps?:boggle:
Oh.......welcome to the...
Welcome to the site. Some of my favorite hanging is in your neck of the woods. Panther Creek and Broad River Trail.:cool:
Stock suspension works for some. A much better option that would allow you to adjust the hammock much easier and not have to modify anything would be the JRB Tri-Glides....
Gordon you should have headed to Brasstown Bald (highest point in Georgia). I heard the predicted temps were gonna be -5 or less.:boggle: I wish I could have gone.
Pass the purple grape juice please.:eek:
I'd forget about the space blanket. Although some use them. Pads work fine for many folks around here. JRB weathershield might add an additional 6-10 degrees at most. Put pads in hammock, not between...
Yes you can just use your bag unzipped as a top quilt. Most here prefer using a top quilt such as those sold by jacks r better www.jacksrbetter.com
Check out Just Jeffs (member here) site. It is...
I gave myself (I know pretty lame) that trail name at whiteblaze before I got into hanging. After I bought my FF pack. I wish I had chosen another name but I dont wanna be like Vanilla Ice or...
Nice choice Neo.:cool:
Nicely done as usual.:cool:
Yea I've read about the ridge issues also. I dont think theres really any concrete science about it. Could be wrong though. I've never noticed any issues using my RidgeRest. The 3.1 R-value sounds...
A top loader for winter is a great idea. A pair of down booties and or a weathershield would help your cold feet. www.jacksrbetter.com/Weather%20Shield.htm
Looks great. Especially the new pic of my hammock and tarp.:D
Welcome to the site.
1) My first hammock was a Hennessy. It's kinda the gateway hammock. Some like it as their favorite, many go on to other hammocks.
2)Cant speak for the undercover/overcover....
The barn shape Pan was refering to is what I was looking for.
Any pictures of this anywhere? I forgot all about that method.
Welcome to the site Ghosthiker.
When I used a Hennessy Expedition,I used a wally world blue pad(s) as well as a Thermarest ridgerest. I used a Speer SPE. It really worked great....
Merry Christmas to all and to all a good hang.
I added this feature to my JRB 11x10 cat tarp. Gives me just enough extra room so I'm not squeezing in and out of my JRB bridge so much. Thanks Grizz.
Those are pixy stix you got there Neo. These are what real guns look like.
#3 fit mine when I had a Claytor JH.


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Students knew Anthem was planning to close but did not realize it would be Friday until earlier in the week.
Anthem is at least the fourth for-profit college in the Milwaukee area to close in recent years.
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FORT SILL, Okla.-- Friends and dignitaries from Lawton-Fort Sill gathered to honor Fort Sill's departing senior civilian during a retreat ceremony June 15 in front of McNair Hall.
Kirby Brown was the first civilian deputy to the commanding general of the Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill arriving here in August 2007. He now moves on to the Combined Arms Center at Fort Leavenworth, Kan.
"It is a privilege to recognize and thank one of our Army's most gifted strategic thinkers, planners and leaders," said Maj. Gen. Mark McDonald, FCoE and Fort Sill commanding general, who presided over the ceremony. "We have all benefited from the visionary leadership of Kirby Brown and thank him for all he's done in the advancement of the Fires Center, this installation and our community."
The general remarked on the dramatic changes to Fort Sill since he was last here in 2006, noting new air defense artillery and field artillery training facilities and new housing among others.
"Much of this success is due to Kirby Brown; he has a rare gift of being able to analyze, assess and prioritize every step required to achieve a grand vision," said McDonald. "More importantly he can articulate that vision, build a team and inspire them to make it happen."
The general spoke of some of the reasons Brown came to Fort Sill: to help create the Fires Center, manage the civilian workforce and strengthen the entire organization through a senior civilian leadership and education initiative.
"You handled this all magnificently," he said. "Kirby proved he's a master at garnering resources, he understands exactly what the priorities are and how to ensure that multiple agencies work together to achieve a significant goal and objective."
McDonald called Brown the glue that pulled everything together at Fort Sill.
"What Mr. Brown and Team Sill accomplished over the last five years for our Soldiers, Marines, airmen, civilians, allies, families and community are simply outstanding," said the general. "Kirby, without a doubt, we are fortunate to have been a beneficiary of your gifted leadership."
Brown received the Meritorious Civilian Service medal and was later presented an artillery canister representing the retreat round fired in his honor.
Recalling his arrival on a hot summer day in 2007, Brown said he thought people in the audience wondered what a civilian was doing standing in the midst of an Army formation. But after meeting the Soldiers and civilians who worked here, he knew that great things would be accomplished during his time here.
"I'm not a Fires Soldier, nor was I ever one. For them to welcome me in meant a lot," he said.
Brown arrived thanks to a Base Realignment and Closure initiative that placed senior executive civilians in the Army's multi-branch centers promoting stability and continuity.
"I was honored to be the first one selected and honored to come here," he said. "I believe this initiative has proven its value, at least from my perspective it has enriched my life and grown my abilities."
In addition, Brown added their arrival to Lawton gave his family something they had been seeking at postings around the world a home.
"It's tough for us to leave our friends and my colleagues," he said. "I leave here thinking I'm a Fires Soldier."


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My Mother made me this for me as a girl so the recipe is at least 60 years old. I brown with a little butter and always brown the cut out for "Toad with a Hat".
i love the crispy crunch of the bread with the egg!!! will definitely make again :)
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The "Republican" brand is severely tarnished.
Currently just 25% of Americans identify themselves as "Republicans." On the other hand, 38% of Americans identify themselves as "conservative," which is more than any other ideological group by 15 points.
These numbers are prompting a national conversation about how to "save the soul of the Republican Party" among conservatives, or if the party is still worth saving at all. Despite the fact I'm a frequent conservative critic of the GOP, I actually think it can still be salvaged by following three simple steps.
1. If you want to save the soul of the Republican Party, don't try to.
Institutions, organizations, and political parties don't have souls. Only people do.
Therefore, any institution, organization, or political party is only as good as the people that inhabit it. Based on the consensus condition of the souls of those inhabitants, an institution, organization, and political party will develop its own culture. It will either be a healthy culture or a dysfunctional one.
So if it seems as if the current make-up of the Republican Party is dysfunctional and unhealthy, that will only change if more people whose souls are in good condition inhabits its ranks and take part in it accordingly.
Want a better Republican party? Then get better people to become Republicans. Speaking of which…
2. We wrongly believe that the base of an organization, institution, or political party determines its strength and health. The exact opposite is true.
The Creator is a God of order, not chaos, and demands accountability to maintain that order. To establish and sustain that accountability, His natural law for the planet operates via a mechanism known as "headship."
Therefore, the strength and health of an organization, institution, or political party is determined by the integrity of its leadership or the head(s).
If the leaders lack integrity, they will eventually override the noble intentions of the base they represent. We are seeing this play itself out in our nation as we speak. Many of you reading this are patriots ready to fight the statists, but you're represented by feckless leadership so the fight never takes place. They keep promising us they'll fight next time, and next time never arrives.
For example, the Creator established the father as the head of the home, which explains why if dad doesn't go to church the odds his children will once they're grown are less than 1 in 50. However, if dad does to church regularly between two-thirds to three-quarters of his grown children will as well.


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Kerrigan 'excited' to be part of Redskins' future
With a new head coach and some key offseason moves, including Washington picking up his own fifth-year option, Ryan Kerrigan is excited about his fourth NFL season with the Redskins.
The former Boilermaker defensive end, back in West Lafayette for the fifth-annual 12th Boiler Golf Outing, recently had his career extended with the franchise through 2015. Kerrigan wasn't necessarily surprised by the move - his agent had told him to expect the Redskins to exercise the option in the outside linebacker's contract - but he's pleased to know his immediate future is secure.
"Very happy about it. I've really grown to like the Washington area, and I think our organization is definitely committed to winning," Kerrigan said about an hour before teeing off on the Ackerman Hills course. "You could see that through a lot of the acquisitions we've made through the offseason with (Jason) Hatcher, DeSean Jackson and Andre Roberts, guys like that, so I'm excited to be part of it.
"That's the biggest thing for me is that it's a vote of confidence from the organization that they want me to be part of the plans going forward because we have a very talented team and a roster that definitely should be a playoff team. There's no reason why we shouldn't be, so it's cool to know that they have confidence in me going forward."
Kerrigan played nearly the entire season in 2013 with a torn meniscus in his knee, an injury that required arthroscopic surgery at the end of the year. But he still was productive, getting 8.5 sacks and forcing four fumbles while still playing about 95 percent of the team's snaps.
In his first two seasons with the organization, Kerrigan played all but about 10 snaps and was a Pro Bowler in 2012.
His performance is even more impressive considering he's done it at linebacker - he'd been a defensive end since fifth grade, he said, including becoming an All-American end for the Boilermakers as a senior.
"I feel like I fit the defensive scheme well," he said of the Redskins' 3-4 look. "Coach (Jim) Haslett really believes in me and having him back for my fourth season and having another year in the system is exciting to me. It's a defense that allows me to be versatile and really do a lot of different things across the line of scrimmage and even off the ball a little bit now, which I never thought I'd be saying that. It's a good fit for me."
Kerrigan has recovered from the knee surgery - he participated fully in the team's mini-camp last week - and is eager to adjust to a potential new role in 2014.
"More will be expected from me from a leadership standpoint this year, especially with London Fletcher having retired in the linebacking corps," he said. "But that's a challenge I'll be willing to accept."
Kerrigan on why he came back for the golf outing: "Purdue's obviously something that is very dear to my heart, very close to me so any time I can come back and not only get back to campus but in a way that's helping the university and helping the football program, it's something I'm excited about."
Kerrigan on golf: "I've been playing all spring getting ready for it. So hopefully I can show well.
(Crushing the ball is) the expectation, but that's not always how it works out. I'll hit it far, but the direction is always the problem."
Kerrigan on Purdue senior defensive end Ryan Russell: "I'm excited to see what he can do this year. He has a chance to be a really productive, really dominant player in this league. He has the body for it, and he has the football IQ. I just want to see him be able to put it together on the field and be the productive player he can be. We all know he can be - look at the guy. He's huge and really athletic. I think he can be a really good player."
Kerrigan on Purdue's second-year coaching staff: "I was here for National Signing Day and got to spend a lot of time with the coaching staff. I'm really impressed with them. They have a lot of great excitement for the school, for the university, for the program, and I think that'd be a great selling point if I were a recruit coming out."
Kerrigan on potentially providing student-athletes with a stipend: "I can't speak for everyone. I come from a family where my parents, I didn't ask for much, but if I ever needed anything, they were willing to help me out. I know all family situations aren't like. So I can understand both ends of the spectrum. The scholarship check was plenty for me."
Kerrigan on the NCAA supplying unlimited meals and snacks: "I thought it was already unlimited. I'd just grab things, stuff them in my backpack and take them back to the apartment."
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Congrats on the very well deserved DD
Beautiful! Congratulations for the DD!
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CRAZY depth-of-field. Makes me think of Don Quixote
Very eye-catching, sweet photo.
Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Now that's a different wedding photo! Awesome!
Are they real?
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this brought a tear to my eye, not from sadness.
this brought a tear to my eye, not from sadness.
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Wow! What technique was used to get this wonderful shot?! Well done!
Wow! Such an amazing, unusual wedding portrait
Congrats on the Daily Deviation!
Congrats on the Daily Deviation!
Is it tilt shift or Photoshop?
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Congratulation to the well deserved DD!
- Congrats on the DD!
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Absolutely gorgeous! Congrats on the DD!
That's a really cool shoot in many ways. Great work!
Your pictures are really stunning!!
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Great technique.
Did you shoot this with a tilt shift lens or did you just do the treatment in Photoshop later. I'm amazed at this one. They look like a wedding cake topper!
Unbelievable. Bravo!!
For pictures of this kind I start to consider marriage. xD
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TS lens or PS ?