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01 Jan 11 Johanna and Jessica came to help Fern.
08 Jan 11 We got dumped on
08 Jan 11 It was a day much like this when we first saw the house and neighbourhood, and we were caught.
14 Jan 11 Amaryllis in full bloom
14 Jan 11 This is a Red Pearl
14 Jan 11
14 Jan 11 Not sure what happened here, but interesting effect
15 Jan 11 More snow last night
17 Jan 11 I've seen this hawk (or another just like it) a couple of times in the last 2 days. The bird feeder is suddenly deserted when he drops in.
11 Feb 11 First time we've seen an owl round here. And it's cool that it landed so close to the window that I could get a decent picture. Not bad, considering it was taken through a pane of window glass.
25 Feb 11 Last Sunday, Jake came over and helped me move the love seat down to the sun room. This is now Rosemary's favourite place in the house to sit, on the rare occasions that she sits.
25 Feb 11 The love seat at work
26 Feb 11 Here's the new setup for my side of the sun room. Took a while to get this right, so I don't kill myself tripping over cables, but good now.
28 Feb 11 AMT dropped in for a few days.
28 Feb 11 Checkin' out Rosemary's microgreens
28 Feb 11
28 Feb 11 Stir fry in the making
28 Feb 11 The traditional Welcome Home cribbage game, this time accompanied by some very nice bubbly. AMT won.
01 Mar 11 Mother and daughter share the love seat. That patch of bright light made this shot hard to get; this was the best of many attempts.
02 Mar 11 Anne-Michelle is not as picky as some of us, when it comes to a working area.
06 Mar 11 Bunny is from AMT; it's watching the hyacinth bloom.
06 Mar 11 There was a really cool light effect in the back yard at about 5 pm today. This doesn't quite capture it, but it's closer than I expected.
14 Mar 11 Nice enuf day to do some gardening. Wait! What's this?
14 Mar 11 The first snow drops appear in the front yard. Maybe there will be a spring!
14 Mar 11 Oh yeah!
14 Mar 11
18 Mar 11 Amaryllis
18 Mar 11 Ingredients for tonight's stir fry. No wonder it takes so long to prepare.
18 Mar 11 And of course the tofu.
23 Mar 11 Sudden cold and snow was a real shocker. Just when we thought maybe Spring . . .
24 Mar 11 Array of Amaryllis
24 Mar 11
25 Mar 11 When I got back from Thorold, Rosemary surprised me with this new sweatshirt. Very cosy. I see no need ever to take it off.
28 Mar 11 Double amaryllis
29 Mar 11 This (on the left) is a second double flower on the same stalk. This variety is called "Splash", which seems only appropriate.
31 Mar 11 The wife of one of my volunteer-driving clients presented me with this cake today.
31 Mar 11 Meringue and whipped cream. Light, but sweet. Fantastic. Taking it to Mum's for her 91st birthday tomorrow.
02 Apr 11 Iris reticulata!
09 Apr 11 Crocus!
10 Apr 11 Weather vane on back tool shed. Weather got quite nice
10 Apr 11 Once in a while I do some pruning of the JRT bookshelves. Should probably do it more often.
12 Apr 11 These striking tulips are back, opening for the first time in mid afternoon while the sun was strongest
14 Apr 11 More of these wonderful tulips.
23 April 11 First really warm day in April. Scilla everywhere!
23 Apr 11
23 Apr 11 Her
23 Apr 11 Tulips open to the sun
23 Apr 11 The robin who owns our front yard
23 Apr 11 Deck chairs! Beer! So it begins. The cycle of life continues
23 Apr 11 Trees need a couple more warm days for those buds to burst into leaf
23 Apr 11 This most-prized large pine against the south wall seems to be doing well
24 Apr 11 Easter brunch
24 Apr 11 Brenda and Terri
24 Apr 11 Meal time
24 Apr 11
24 Apr 11 Later Rosemary will remind me what this great sugary loaf is called
24 Apr 11 Fiona, Jake and Brenda
24 Apr 11. Rosemary and Terri obviously hold differing views of what's being said.
24 Apr 11 Rosemary and Terri enjoying the surprisingly warm weather
24 Apr 11 Ron
27 Apr 11 Daffodils!
30 Apr 11 Roy and Rosemary conferring in the front yard
30 Apr 11 Rosemary is "top dressing" one of the beds
30 Apr 11 Fernanda spend a couple of hours with us, and even sat on the deck for a while. Nice day
30 Apr 11 Anne-Michelle's tree seems almost as eager for summer as I am
05 May 11 The Klingon double blood roots have spread. Rosemary started with a small clump (very expensive) some years ago, and now there are over 100 blooms. Some day I'll get a good picture. They are very beautiful.
07 May 11 Some better shots of the double blood root
07 May 11
11 May 11 Rosemary and Joey cleared away the debris from this work area and stashed it behind the forsythia; we hope this will improve the view from our neighbours' deck.
11 May 11 Work continues on a new bed on the east side, near the back of the yard.
11 May 11 Joey takes a break.
13 May 11 Bob Dawson came by and made a box for this year's tomatoes.
14 May 11 Cucumbers to be
14 May 11 Anne-Micehelle's tree has started to leaf out. Soon I can take the computer outside to work.
14 May 11 This bed is always fun to watch develop.
14 May 11 The border along the east side is developing nicely.
14 May 11 I love the way the Sweet Woodruff is spreading. Lovely ground cover
14 May 11 Species tulip
14 May 11 The purple beech seems happy here
14 May 11 Yet another type of tulip: Angelique
14 May 11 A view of the front yard
14 May 11 Front yard again
14 May 11 More front yard
18 May 11 While I was out of town, Rosemary had this row of cedars planted along the front (west) border of the yard
19 May 11 The back yard after I cut the grass for the second time this season.
19 May 11 Same back yard.
19 May 11 Back yard, different angle.
19 May 11 The periwinkle along the east fence gets better every year.
19 May 11 Japanese cherry. Rosemary says this is its best year yet.
19 May 11 Part of the front yard.
19 May 11 Looking from the front, near the road, along the east border.
20 May 11 Front yard lookin' good, I think.
22 May 11 Filling orange juice containers from rain barrels demands attention to efficiency.
22 May 11 This is Rosemary's exuberant pizza dough. (Not this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX2gNEpmqI8)
23 May 11 Golden dogwood looking very nice.
23 May 11 Rosemary and Joey finished off the area alongside the new cedars.
23 May 11 This fruit tree is blooming, and the neighbour behind us is putting up a very nice tool shed.
23 May 11 The Sweet Woodruff is flowering
28 May 11 Tomatoes have been planted.
28 May 11 The water feature is activated. This is probably the last year for this--too much work. Gonna get a fountain-like thing to insert, and plant some stuff all around it.
28 May 11 The fescue Rosemary planted around a couple of beds at the back is just going nuts.
28 May 11 I keep trying to get a good enough shot of this bed along the east side just where the back yard starts.
30 May 11 Mother and child reunion
30 May 11 The alium are back
01 Jun 11 Joey and Rosemary reworked this area today. Nice job.
01 Jun 11 This is the foilage that grows up after the dainty little doubel blood root flowers die off.
01 Jun 11 I can never remember what this is called, but she'll tell me later and I'll update the caption.
01 Jun 11 Spioria with alium in the foreground
02 Jun 11 Looking down at the back yard after I cut the grass.
02 Jun 11 The bed against the fence on the east side.
02 Jun 11 Deutzia
02 Jun 11 Double file viburnum
02 Jun 11 Allon was in town and stayed with us for a couple of days. Here he's helping Rosemary serve up the frittata.
02 Jun 11
07 Jun 11 If you've been herStill looking good.e before, you know I love the Deutzia.
07 Jun 11 Rosemary has a rhubarb that gets quite large.
09 Jun 11 Rosemary says the Siberian iris are especially good this year because of all the rain. Here they are in front of the dappled willow.
10 Jun 11
10 Jun 11 Part of the front yard.
12 Jun 11 Floral arrangement for today's piano recital, in a vase cluster provided by AMT. Pretty.
12 Jun 11 Rosemary cut back the fescue around this bed and here come flowers donated by Bev Dawson.
12 Jun 11 Part of the east border bed
12 Jun 11 The bottom section of the east bed, newly planted. Watch this space.
12 Jun 11 View from the back of the yard, looking toward the upper level. Note the cut grass.
12 Jun 11 The ground cover around the purple beech is doing well.
12 Jun 11 Can't get enough of the iris this season.
12 Jun 11
12 Jun 11 The back yard through the sun room south wall.
13 Jun 11 Rosemary harvested the rhubarb today.
13 Jun 11 This stuff is selling for $5 a pound at Loblaws
17 June 11 While Rosemary and Joey were powerwashing the siding, they discovered this nascent hornet's nest. They think that at this time there were only 2 hornets in occupation.
17 Jun 11 Hornet's Bane!
17 Jun 11 Peonies from the garden.
18 Jun 11
18 Jun 11 Watering the hostas.
19 Jun 11 Blue bells again
19 Jun 11 New window well cover was troublesome to install, but we managed
25 Jun 11 Duke of York roses. They like the cool rainy weather we've had the last few days.
26 Jun 11 Rona for tomato stakes, then Rosemary let me wield a hatchet to sharpen the ends. Worked out well. No blood to speak of.
26 Jun 11 Another stake, far from the main patch
28 Jun 11 We have a goldfinch pair apparently nesting in the front yard. This guy perched on the kitchen window planter and let Rosemary get quite close.
28 Jun 11 Here's that nesting goldfinch stripping off string from Rosemary's cucumber structure. This could get tense.
30 Jun 11 Rosemary's roses going to town
01 Jul 11 Fern spent some time here while Terri and Ron rested between legs of their bike trip
01 Jul 11 A beautifu, lazy summer day. Canada Day.
01 Jul 11 Cranesbill geraniums amongst the golden smokebush.
01 Jul 11 Rosemary has a gold-and-purple theme for the east side foundation plantings
01 Jul 11 Another example of the gold-and-purple: Clematis and golden mock orange
01 Jul 11 Veggies doing well.
03 Jul 11 Dinner with Hershel and Mary Anne. We ordered in Chinese. Beautiful day.
03 Jul 11 It (the weather) remained pleasant all evening.
03 Jul 11 Mary Anne
03 Jul 11 Hershel
07 Jul 11 Lavender
07 Jul 11 Daisies
07 Jul 11 Tomatoes! Salads gonna be good again this year.
07 Jul 11 Tomato beds
07 Jul 11 Clematis on the east wall, near the front
07 Jul 11 Other vegetables, already appearing in wonderful salads
07 Jul 11 Coming along
09 Jul 11 Ron & Terri took FF to St Kits to lay wreaths on the gravestones, and then we had a party for Jake's birthday.
09 Jul 11 A small party to mark Jake's birthday
09 Jul 11 Impressive cake
09 Jul 11 Jake got plenty of advice about how to cut the cake
09 Jul 11 Joe ("Blues man") Edding
09 Jul 11
14 Jul 11 An unscheduled party sprang up while Johanna was here
14 Jul 11
19 Jul 11 First harvest beans
19 Jul 11 First corn on the cob of the season--from Ontario
19 Jul 11 Ready for the BBQ
19 Jul 11 Asparagus on the BBQ was so successful, and the day was so hot that the oven was not an option, . . .
19 Jul 11 Ready to eat. Magnificent
21 Jul 11 AMT is with us for a few days. The kitchen is action central.
22 Jul 11 A frequent visitor to our water feature, but we don't know what it is.
24 Jul 11 As is our custom when AMT is home, we played cribbage last night. I won. Handily.
24 Jul 11 Anne-Michelle and I went out on the Humber trail, me on bike, she jogging. Very nice.
24 Jul 11 Hot day, but nice enuf we could eat dinner out side. Great BBQ-corn. AMT seems sceptical about whatever RMT is explaining. I'm quietly off to the side.
25 Jul 11 Rosemary's mother and mine don't get together often, so this was nice.
25 Jul 11 Two grandmothers and a granddaughter
25 Jul 11
25 Jul 11 It was great to get Mum up here again, especially while Anne-Michelle was here
25 Jul 11 AMT always wants to take these "camera in my hand" shots.
25 Jul 11 Ladies
27 Jul 11 The annual AMT tree picture.
27 Jul 11 Annual tree picture again, with less garbage pail. I gotta do more cropping.
29 Jul 11 First harvest of the non-grape tomatoes. And look at that cuke! Gonna be a fine salad tonight.
31 Jul 11 Casablanca lily that showed up in an unexpected location
31 Jul 11 Not the first harvest, but the first that look really good. Dinner will be a 3-salad affair, beets featuring in one.
13 Aug 11 Rediscovering Larry Niven. RM was wiped; we ordered in pizza. Rare for a Saturday here, but we made the real thing on Sunday.
15 Aug 11 Last of the red hot lilies.
18 Aug 11 Garden addition, courtesy good friend Jean Meagher.
19 Aug 11 We haven't been watching the evening primrose as closely as we did a couple of years ago, but they don't seem to miss us. This was early morning.
20 Aug 11 Their mother took her daughters to a birthday lunch, and then they had a bling party.
21 Aug 11 We had a bit of a thunderboomer in early afternoon. Here it comes.
23 Aug 11 This day lily cultivar is the last one of the season to bloom in Rosemary's garden. The lilies put on a good show.
23 Aug 11 Rosemary has been laying bricks to form a mowing strip around the front beds. Almost makes me want to cut the grass.
27 Aug 11 Another view of the bed-in-progress
27 Aug 11 The urns (there are 7 of them) were really good this year, but I think this one in the front yard is the best.
23 Sep 11 We got a new driveway today. People showed up, unannounced, at 6:50 am. Rocky start to the day.
25 Sep 11 Skypeing with AMT. You gotta love this Internet thing.
25 Sep 11 Rosemary has done a lot of cleanup work on this bed (and a few others).
27 Sep 11 The new driveway is working well, in that the cars are held up above ground. What more can you ask from a driveway?
30 Sep 11 AMT is home, making dinner.
30 Sep 11 Here's the aforementioned AMT, pouring stuff onto things. It was delicious.
30 Sep 11
30 Sep 11 AMT on the elliptical
01 Oct 11 About to go running, AMT discovers it's like 7C outside.
02 Oct 11 After the Favro party, which was a huge success, due in no small part to the pictured AMT
10 Oct 11 RM says this melon was "self-seeded", which I find hard to believe. I think she means she didn't plant it. 'Nature will find a way'. Tasted good.
23 Oct 11 Annual ritual here at 57Y. Any guesses as to what it's about? Anyone? Anyone? . . .
31 Oct 11 Am I getting better at this?
31 Oct 11 Scary! No??
02 Nov 11 While I was in Thorold, Joey came by and helped Rosemary take care of the leaves.
02 Nov 11 Double double, toil and trouble
12 Nov 11 Working on an old favourite recipe
13 Nov 11 Anne-Michelle came into town a few days ago for a conference at the UofT, and came back to us on Sunday, sow we had a party
13 Nov 11
13 Nov 11 Fernanda didn't actually stay for the party, but wanted to see AMT and Paolo
13 Nov 11 Paolo was passing through on his way to a meeting. He flew in from Atlanta
13 Nov 11 The Eddings came over for dinner
13 Nov 11 Joey
13 Nov 11 Paolo and AMT
30 Nov 11 We got our first snow today. It didn't stick around long.
03 Dec 11 Rosemary has decided to do fewer urns this year, but here's one, just by the front door. Surprisingly difficult to photograph.
03 Dec 11 This one is in the bed in the
middle of the front yard.
03 Dec 11 These are (will be) paperwhites. I think I saw them in one of the Alien movies. Very scary.
10 Dec 11 Rosemary's student recital is tomorrow, so some Chritsmas touches are being applied. This is the north sun room door.
10 Dec 11 The mantle.
10 Dec 11 Inside of the front door. Cool reflection of the staircase.
10 Dec 11 Rosemary had her annual Christmas piano recital today, so some decorating was in order.
10 Dec 11
16 Dec 11 This year's paperwhites
20 Dec 11 The tree is coming in today. Couldn't get a continuance
20 Dec 11 Preparing to remove some lower limbs.
20 Dec 11 AMT averts her eyes. Quite understandable.
20 Dec 11 I let AMT wield the loppers for a bit
20 Dec 11 Screwing in the base insert
20 Dec 11 AGainst all odds, we got it inside and standing without any real drama
20 Dec 11 Not sure what's up here
20 Dec 11 After dinner
20 Dec 11 AMT calms the troubled waters
20 Dec 11
21 Dec 11 AMT and her Grandmother gonna trim the tree
21 Dec 11
21 Dec 11 Nearly done
21 Dec 11 Pleased with the result
21 Dec 11 AMT gets herself in the frame with the tree
21 Dec 11 Discovered that the base is leaking! Some adjustments planned.
21 Dec 11 Look at the base. All fixed, we hope.
21 Dec 11 Checking
21 Dec 11 Some guys do better than others at Christmas parties
22 Dec 11 I was hoping for better optical quality from our neighbours# Christmas ornament, but this was the best I could get.
22 Dec 11 We have had squirrels doing unspeakable (but noisy) things in our attic for some weeks. The animal control people were here again today tro try to end it.
22 Dec 11 This appears to be where the varmints are getting it. It seems our drip edge is deficient
23 Dec 11 Anne-Michelle in the kitchen, with the knife.
23 Dec 11 Preparations for the evening meal in full swings
24 Dec 11 Me outside, looking in.
24 Dec 11 Another look at the roof problem
24 Dec 11 And the fix. It worked, Problem solved, at least for the moment.
24 Dec 11 Fernanda arrives for a visit.
24 Dec 11 Rosemary always does a nice job on this window.
24 Dec 11 Things move fast in the kitchen
24 Dec 11
24 Dec 11 This is an apple-cranberry pie for the Edding party tomorow
24 Dec 11 Traditionally we have ordered in Chinese for Christmas Eve, but not this time.
24 Dec 11 Shrimp!
24 Dec 11 Rosemary put tiny blue lights in the ficus this year--very pretty
24 Dec 11 Dinner is served! Delicious.
25 Dec 11 The present opening is about to begin.
25 Dec 11 A silverware box that Rosemary restored for Anne-Michelle.
31 Dec 11 Final Pizza Saturday of the year. I have no idea what Rosemary's doing. What does she have in her hand? After 44 years, the woman is still a mystery to me.
I was late taking shots of Rosemary's new approach to the front urns, but this is what they looked like around Christmas.
The three urns
The kitchen window. Very nice.


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"Europe is famous for its empty churches"
Clearly you have never been to Northern Ireland, Italy-specially southern Italy and eastern Europe.
On the one hand, I'd say file this under "Thinking, Wishful."
On the other, it's pretty easy to accept that the Cathaholic, Southern Baptist and Talibangelical churches are churning out atheists by the truckload. Isn't their existence proof that no rational, sane god could exist?
If the moral of this story is that being an asshole will tend to drive people away from your movement then the Dawkinses and Hitchenses might want to re-examine their tactics.
you mean James Dobson (and maybe Lou Sheldon)?
europe is becoming more religious because its muslim population can't keep it in their pants.
it ain't christianity that enjoying a resurgence.
christianity has never been down in some european countries. in southern italy the catholic churches are packed on sunday and dont get me started on eastern europe and its evangelicals and catholic orthodox. and like i said earlier, northern ireland churches are Standing room only, specially the protestant ones, and the catholic ones in county derry. people always wanna portray ALL of Europe as a bastion of secular reasoning. Bull shit. Maybe some of Europe but not all of it. And of course white folks have to start blaming the muslims for resurgence,its always the foreigners. well not very many mosques in Italy to speak of.
now, clearly some european countries are cool about banning religous nonsense. like france and germany who just banned Tom Cruise, but some european countries are just as silly as here, and whats sillier than vatican city?
More than 800 of them have lost an arm, a leg, fingers or toes. More than 100 are blind. Dozens need tubes and machines to keep them alive. Hundreds are disfigured by burns, and thousands have brain injuries and mangled minds.
These are America's war wounded, a toll that has received less attention than the 3,500 troops killed in Iraq. Depending on how you count them, they number between 35,000 and 53,000.
I'm a 'Course In Miracles' Christian. Therefore, to most 'real' Christians, I'm a pagan destined for hell. But the God I believe in loves everybody. He doesn't advocate war or torture.
I'd be delighted if Americans would wake up and support the constitution on the religious issue - as in, it has NO part in government.
"Render unto God what is God's, and render unto Caesar what is Caesar's."
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I have been playing with an idea for several months now in my head. I want it to be easier for average people to program on their own. This is something that has been pursued in CS for a long time, and it is a bit of an impossible dream to many people. That said, I think this happens all the time. When I use Rules and Alerts in Outlook, I am hooking up to an event and programming against it.
Now when I think about this, I imagine the most interesting scenarios are where more than one application or web site/service need to play together. If I just want to build a whole new silo'ed application or web site, it is probably best done by full-time programmers with expertise. My mom is not going to rewrite her own Photoshop (heck I am not even going to do that). However, if my mom sells stuff on eBay and wants to automate resizing the pictures of her product line she just took and automatically posting them to eBay, neither eBay or Photoshop are likely to cooperate on her niche scenario anytime soon. You can go even further and say, why not have amazon.com show me the competing price on Walmart.com—another scenario not likely to be created by either company anytime soon. There are tools like Grease Monkey that do the latter today.
This is all a bit of a dream right now; and it's something academics and entrepreneurs have explored for years under the umbrella of end-user programming.
Tough thing likes this are worth going after though, but only if someone will use it when it existed. So I have been asking myself, what would I do if this existed?
One thing I've been doing lately is working on a quick utility that will crawl search engine results for instances of our product name and post that back into our team's Sharepoint site. If the mention happens to be a complaint or failure, I wanted to put workflow around it that lets our team track it until it's been responded to and resolved. If I was a seller on eBay, I might imagine automatically posting when I get new inventory in, and the process might automagically incorporate the latest pictures I have taken of my products (something eBay engineers are never going to know quite how to automate, since it will vary across sellers).
What would you create if something like this was available and every application and website in the world magically spoke the right language to work with such a tool?


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Wonderful photography! Only 897 faves?! I'll give you a
just amazing....
wow this is pure cuteness
keren... selamat dapat DD
nice shoot
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anak kampung mana tuh ?
anak kampung bogor nih,hehe
This picture has been featured in my latest journal of top favorites: [link]
Beautiful photo... it gives a calm feeling.
Wow, jepretannya keren abis, Endy! Liat foto ini, jadi ingat waktu kecil di kampung nih.
This is adorable.
tampak menyenangkan....
I`ve always wanted to try that since childhood, but I`m a city girl so--it`s impossible for me.
Have a visit to a village and enjoy urself there... I had myself dirty whenever i visited some villages, but it's alwys fun
Great shot Congrats to DD!
cakep bgt mba..
klo blh tw ini dmn y mba?
klo blh tw ini dmn y mba?
makes me remember my childhood eventhough i didnt exactly gone fishing but the theme is very much the same....such a great shot with the perfect time with thousands of memories and emotions....i quite like it actually.....very well done....greetings from Malaysia! this is totally a fav!
omg this is so beautiful and lovely!
very well done
A beautifully refreshing scene. Congrats!
Nice what country
Aww a wonderful capture! Congrats on the DD
congratulations on the DD! you truly deserve it
Lovely one (y)
amazing shot and very nice colors! well done
very emotional
very emotional
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They're completely different shots of the same subject.
This photo was taken in a photo hunting with others 20 photographers from the photographers club
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I'm a cyclist. I ride pretty much everywhere, often down to the U-District. At least twice a week I ride through the intersection where two cyclists were hit—run over—by a dump truck yesterday. Both men were dragged under the truck for 25 feet; one died at the scene, another was badly injured. Neither was wearing helmets—does anyone wear helmets anymore?—but I'm not sure helmets would have helped them under the wheels of a dump truck.
The truck was turning right from Eastlake Avenue East on to Fuhrman Avenue East when it hit the cyclists, who were in a bike lane headed toward the University Bridge. David Hiller, advocacy director for the Cascade Bicycle Club, is quoted in this morning's PI as saying that this accident has, er, struck the bike community in "a very personal place."
As a cyclist, my first reaction was, "Fucking drivers—fucking truck drivers, fucking bus drivers, fucking car drivers." I immediately assumed that the truck driver had to be at fault. I can't count the number of times I've had people—drivers that aren't using their signals—turn right, right in front of me, right on top of me, at that intersection. That could have been me under that dump truck.
But watching the TV news last night, I listened as one witness said the truck was moving very slowly and the bikes were moving very fast—too fast for the truck driver to see them coming.
And then I thought about that hill. Coming off Capitol Hill along the freeway, blasting down Harvard Avenue East, which dumps you on to Eastlake Avenue East right before Fuhrman… man, it's easy to pick up some serious speed. It's also tempting—particularly on a summer day, when the bridge is constantly going up and down—to race toward University Bridge, to beat that light at Eastlake and Fuhrman, so that you can blast up the incline that starts after you cross over the bridge. If you take advantage of that hill—if you pick up speed, pump your legs, and get low—you can be at that intersection so fast that car, bus, and truck drivers can't see you coming, much less react to you in time.
So knowing what I know now… I'm going to have to set aside my natural allegiance to my fellow cyclists and reserve judgment about the truck driver. It's possible that the cyclists were at fault yesterday. Were they coming down Harvard Avenue East? Were they hurtling toward the bridge? If they were, well, it's possible that they were going so fast that they, essentially, threw themselves into the path of a truck that was already turning right, a truck being driven by someone that never had a chance to brake, a driver that couldn't have seen them coming, couldn't react in time.
It's going to be hard for area cyclists to wrap their heads around this, but this accident may not be the driver's fault. It may be the cyclists' fault.
It is, of course, still a tragedy. And that intersection, however yesterday's accident unfolded, is still dangerous—it's not just cyclists that blast through it, or hurry up to beat that bridge. But yesterday's death may not fit the script of our usual "careless driver, martyred cyclist" morality play.


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Just from memory and watching the highlights of both - Shazier was a more dominant, violent hitter with incredible speed - but he also was a victim of over pursuing and missing some tackles.
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Shazier never had that luxury. Shazier playing on the 2014 team would have been a terror and would have won the Butkus I am sure of it.
IMHO at this stage Sazier >>>Darron Lee.


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EWU clinches tie for top spot
Kupp's touchdowns are record setters as Eagles roll over Cal Poly Mustangs 35-22
When Eastern Washington's high-powered offense met Cal Poly's swift defense there was concern that they might present real problems for the Eagles in last Saturday's Big Sky Conference football game.
The Mustangs did live up to that reputation, for a while at least, but in the end the Eagles found a way to both counter, scoring five straight times on the way to a 35-22 victory at Alex Spanos Stadium in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
"They've given up only 10 points per game lately, so points have not been easy no matter who they've played," Eastern head coach Beau Baldwin said. "We were able to click and get going."
The win, Eastern's seventh straight, improved their record to a perfect 7-0 in conference play, 9-2 overall, and clinched at least a share of a third Big Sky title for the third-ranked Eagles in the last four seasons. They will try to keep that unblemished conference mark intact when they meet Portland State (3-4, 6-5) on Senior Day/Military Appreciation Day at Roos Field at 2:45 p.m. The game, a likely sellout, can be seen on ROOT.
On their opening possession Cal Poly (4-3, 5-6) ground out a 12-play drive that sliced 5 minutes, 47 seconds off the clock. But it ground to a halt at the 5 and the Mustangs settled for a 22-yard Bobby Zalud field goal.
Eastern's first two possessions used just nine plays and gained only 17 yards and the Eagles were shutout in the opening quarter for the first time this season.
The third time Eastern had the ball things certainly didn't start well, either.
Starting from their own 4, quarterback Vernon Adams directed a 9-play, 96-yard drive capped by Qunicy Forte's 37-yard touchdown run with 9:22 left in the second quarter to take a lead they would never lose.
Cooper Kupp followed with a touchdown that expanded Eastern's lead to 14-3 with 1:14 to play in the half. It was a play that ended with Kupp and his defenders rolling into the Cal Poly band that had assembled just outside the end zone for a halftime show.
More notable was the 32-yard touchdown was Kupp's 15th of the season and tied the FCS record for most consecutive games with a TD catch with 11. Kupp shares the record with Randy Moss from Marshall in 1996, Cal Poly's Ramses Barden in 2008 and EWU's Brandon Kaufman in 2010.
Eastern had only 27 yards in the first 15 minutes, but out-gained the Mustangs 198-69 in the second quarter. For the game the Eagles out-gained Cal Poly 486-437.
Early in the third quarter, Kupp followed with his second touchdown, a 24-yard grab that gave Eastern a 21-3 lead. Kupp not only gave Eastern a 21-3 lead, but it made him the FCS record holder for receiving yards by a freshman with 1,231.
"He's always making huge plays – it's constant," Baldwin said of Kupp, who was named The Sports Network's Freshman of the Week.
After his second touchdown of the day, Adams took a hard hit and left the game with a shoulder stinger (pinched nerve). He was replaced by senior Anthony Vitto and the Eagles kept it rolling.
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Natasha Tsakos, who spoke at our recent PSFK Salon Miami, has pointed us to her dramatic presentation at the La Ciudad de la Ideas conference in Puebla, Mexico. For the audience of 3,000, Tsakos discusses creative inspiration while taking clown troupes to charities in Africa, flying at zero gravity and tap dancing in stilts.
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Boys Basketball: Blue Devils Expect Boost From Football Players
Published: Friday, November 29, 2013 at 7:45 p.m.
Last Modified: Friday, November 29, 2013 at 7:45 p.m.
The Winter Haven boys basketball team has two stages to every season.
Stage one is what head coach Tyrone Woodside calls the "pre-football stage."
That means starting the season with all guards. But now that Winter Haven is out of the regional playoffs, it's only a matter of time before the Blue Devils enter their "post-football stage" as Kendrick Holland and Darius James get back into basketball shape.
"It usually takes a good two weeks of practice to get their legs back," Woodside said.
Because of the new seven-team district in 6A-8, Winter Haven (2-0) had to play its first district game in the season opener against Poinciana on the road.
The undersized Blue Devils left with a 79-75 victory and went on to beat George Jenkins 77-70 for a 2-0 start.
Right now, junior guard Chance McSpadden is Winter Haven's only player taller than 6 feet 1.
"We probably played a C-plus game, but playing hard allows good things to happen," Woodside said.
The Blue Devils spent much of the summer playing in the John Sinclair Summer League and going to various collegiate camps, where McSpadden raised his profile to Division I coaches and recruiters.
McSpadden picked up an offer from Florida after the Blue Devils played their first game of Billy Donovan's annual camp.
The last game of the camp showed Winter Haven's weakness as the Blue Devils struggled to keep up with Tampa Berkeley Prep. After that game, point guard Ismael Celestin said he needed to get stronger for his senior season.
"Ismael has gotten very fast and is noticeably stronger now," Woodside said. "He's enjoying his extra little bounce and needs to stop trying to dunk all the time just because he can and be a point guard."
Woodside doesn't expect to see his team at full strength until the Great Florida Shootout at Kissimmee Osceola in early January. But holiday tournaments are an important part of the season with little pressure because they lack district ramifications.
Tonight the Blue Devils face a major measuring stick when they take on IMG Academy in the Breast Cancer Awareness Classic at Orlando Oak Ridge at 8:30. IMG has started the season 0-3 but is always very big, very disciplined and very dangerous.
"IMG obviously has a major advantage because of being a prep school that can recruit all over the world," Woodside said. "I have never seen an IMG team without having multiple 7-footers, so good luck to us."
Former McKeel Academy standout Dwayne Bacon transferred to IMG during the summer, which Woodside said might be a little emotional for McSpadden and Holland, childhood friends who played for the Lakeland Fire with Bacon.
"We just need to make sure our guys put defense and rebounding at a premium," Woodside said, "and not allow emotions and egos to take them away from their responsibilities of playing like a team."
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This house is also rented other rooms.
The price includes breakfast with homemade products and area, bed linen, towels and cleaning.
You can access the washer, dryer and ironing for a small fee (€ 5), although it could be used free of charge if the reservation is longer than one week.
The house is located in Ormaiztegi, a village with all amenities (shops, bars, banks, pharmacy, municipal sports complex, swimming pool in summer ...) in the heart of Basque country.
Parking is available for your vehicle by the house.
A few minutes from the train and bus stop.
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We have many cultural attractions such as the viaduct Ormaiztegi considered historic monument and museum Tomas Zumalakarregi Carlist general.
It is a suitable environment for walking, as the entire area has different paths that go deep them in a cool, green landscape and can travel from forests to mountains.
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The accommodation is very nice, clean and comfortable. Carmen is a very kind house owner, she made us feel very welcome and comfortable in her house. She always helped us and had some traveling tips for us. The beds are cosy, you can put them together for a huge double bed. The area is quiet and beautiful, you need 10 min to go by car to the next village, aboutk 40 min to the beautiful city of San Sebastian. The breakfast is delicious, Carmen offers some regional food like ham, bread, cheese or fruits. You can use the kitchen and the beautiful terrace/balcony with a view to the gigantic train bridge of the village, which is very impressive. Overall it was a pleasant stay and we had a great time. We totally recommend this accommodation!
Maria Carmen is a wonderfull lamdlord and made our stay extra pleasant. The 2 beds are very comfortable 1.10cm wide each. The house is very old but at the same time very clean and proper. The house is located at the edge of a small town in a nice nature area. If you make use of the outsite terras you will have a impressive view and there is a tiny river next to the house. Enough space and your own kitchen wich can be used for cooking etc. Her breakfast is excelent and on demand. The nearby trainbridge is monumental and is not producing the noice we initialy were expecting. So no problem. In the late evening we recomment you to close windows because some trucks are passing because of contruction work further down the road but during the night it is OK. Accross the house you can walk into a pub/restaurant to have drinks or food. We also went to a nearby Wellness center. Unbelievable nice complex to spend a day with all modern facilities. She is improving the WIFI signal in order to get a better performans in all rooms. We recomment this addres and shal return!
Todo fue perfectamente, Mari Carmen es una escelente amfitriona y estuvimos muy agusto en su casa. Muy recomendable.
aan allen die van eenvoud houden en en geen grande luxe verwachten. top!!
the rooms zijn verzorgd, en wie van de puurheid van Carmen houdt zal hier zéker well connected zijn. ik ben verkocht!
de locatie ligt zeer interessant (centraal) voor wie graag uitstappen doet. voor wie graag fietst (sportief, check!) voor wie het wat minder mag zijn, een schoolvoorbeeld voor de rest van Europa "dat ik ken" op de meeste plaatsen verzorgende fietspaden langs de grote wegen, de automobilist is hier derderangs weggebruiker. men is hier zeer hoffelijk tegenover fietsers.
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An astonishingly cute children's tale, "Sampson The Snowflake" tells the story of a special snowflake made for Christmas night winds. A winter wind blows him off his course and now he needs to find his way back in time for Christmas Eve. And it's ready just in time for the Holidays!
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Fabrizio Macagno would like to thank the international law firm Martinez & Novebaci for providing materials and consultancy that proved to be extremely helpful for the research in this paper. Douglas Walton would like to thank the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada for a research grant that supported our collaborative work.
Dichotomies and Oppositions in Legal Argumentation
Version of Record online: 17 MAY 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-9337.2010.00452.x
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In this paper we use a series of examples to show how oppositions and dichotomies are fundamental in legal argumentation, and vitally important to be aware of, because of their twofold nature. On the one hand, they are argument structures underlying various kinds of rational argumentation commonly used in law as a means of getting to the truth in a conflict of opinion under critical discussion by two opposing sides before a tryer of fact. On the other hand, they are argument structures underling moves made in strategic advocacy by both sides that function as platforms for different kinds of questionable argumentation tactics and moves that are in some instances tricky and deceptive.


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McCain Says Lobbyists Who Advise Him Are Honorable
Posted: 02/22/2008 - Presidential hopeful John McCain insists he is not influenced by corruption in the system.
Posted: 02/22/2008 - Presidential hopeful John McCain insists he is not influenced by corruption in the system.
Posted: 02/22/2008 - The government says it will raise by 25 percent the fines it will levy against employers who knowingly hire illegal immigrants.
Updated: 02/22/2008 - Police say the driver failed to stop at a stop sign and hit a bus carrying 28 students, killing four children.
Updated: 02/22/2008 - Dunlap was convicted of first-degree murder, attempted murder and other charges for shooting five people at a Chuck E. Cheese restaurant in Aurora in December 1993.
Updated: 02/22/2008 - "We are just heartsick at this loss of life in the line of duty," Clinton said at the rally.
Posted: 02/22/2008 - County election officials are challenging Secretary of State Mike Coffman's voting-machine test results.
Updated: 02/22/2008 - Hillary Rodham Clinton has accused Democratic presidential rival Barack Obama of political plagiarism in their latest debate in Texas.
Updated: 02/22/2008 - Your kids may have been one of the many who missed school due to the flu in the last few weeks. You yourself may have come down with it as well.
Updated: 02/21/2008 - One Republic's single, Apologize, has had a record-breaking stint at the top of the charts.
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Updated: 02/22/2008 - Construction on the Woodmen Road Expressway began on Thursday with a ground breaking ceremony.
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A new contractor for the bond projects at Rye High School is expected to be named by the Pueblo County District 70 school board at tonight's meeting.
The school board is scheduled to vote on the selection of a new contractor at its meeting at 6 p.m. at the Administrative Services Center, 301 28th Lane.
The board postponed the meeting from Tuesday night to tonight because of Election Day.
Last month, the board agreed to allow Acorn Construction to withdraw from the Rye High projects.
Acorn was awarded the contracts for bond projects at Rye Elementary, Craver Middle and Rye High schools.
The local construction company will complete the work started in the spring at Rye Elementary and Craver.
Construction projects at Rye High will begin early next year.
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Go to their software development section and sort by popularity or best sellers.
For the complete influence, throw in copies of Alice in Wonderland, Atlas Shrugged and The Art of War.
And that's the entirety of what that collation of reviews was.
Install a userscript to add "+1 Cannot leave the thunderbox without reading this" and "+1 Better than the film adaptation" comments all over the page and you'll very much have the Stack Overflow experience thankyoucomeagain.


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Oh My...YOU DID A GOOD JOB!*amen*aslo you reveice a orange~ cause everyone deserves a orange for a great peice of art
I'm glad you liked it, but to be brutally honest, I almost didn't post it, bc I don't realy like how it turned out. My paint went haywire, and I can't (at this time) post any new work. When it's up & running, I will b doing another one with this base.


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DUI and crash bring prison timeApril 06,2013
BENNINGTON — A Pownal man will serve eight days in jail after pleading guilty Friday to drunken driving and leaving the scene of a crash in separate October incidents.
Jeremy M. Wilson, 34, pleaded guilty in Bennington criminal court to a felony DUI count and a misdemeanor count of leaving the scene of a crash which caused property damage.
The state dismissed three other pending felony counts of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Wilson was arraigned on two felony counts of drunk driving Oct. 29 and two more felony counts of the same charge, plus the misdemeanor count of leaving the scene of an accident, Oct. 31.
Police said in the first case Wilson was legally inebriated when he was stopped on Route 7 in Pownal on Oct. 13.
In the second case, police said Wilson fled from a crash near a horse farm on Middle Pownal Road on Oct. 21. He was found hiding in a horse pasture, police said.
A breath test indicated Wilson's blood-alcohol content was more than three times the legal limit for driving, police said.
Wilson was sentenced Friday to serve one to two years in prison, but all of it was suspended except for eight days.MORE IN This Just InCASTLETON Rutland Post 31 pitcher Andy Kenosh called it mojo. Full StoryRUTLAND More than 26,000 people were without power when severe thunderstorms rolled through the... Full StoryNORTHFIELD A Norwich University professor has been awarded a research fellowship to support her... Full Story
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text: iam learning formal schemes. Suppose $Y\subset X$ are schemes, and $\hat{X}$ is the completion of $X$ along closed subscheme $Y$. I wondered if there is a notion of sheaf of differential forms on a formal scheme $\hat{X}$ and a 'de Rham' complex $\Omega^.$ whose cohomology has a relation with cohomology of $X$ or $Y$.


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Elfyn Llwyd MP urges 'parity with Scotland'
2 March 2013 Last updated at 18:45 GMT
Wales should strive for an equal constitutional settlement with Scotland.
That's according to Plaid Cymru's Westminster Group leader Elfyn Llwyd who described the UK as beleaguered, when he addressed delegates at the party's annual spring conference on Anglesey.
From Beaumaris, political reporter Brian Meechan reports.