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Ever since the first time I laid eyes on fresh honey coming out of an extractor in Priddis, Alberta when I was a kid, I wanted to have bees of my own one day. Then a few years ago a new found friend through 4-H had hives at his house and I checked them out and decided it was time to try beekeeping.........picked up a package of bees, installed them and havnt turned back since that evening!! Infact, its gotten bigger (and will get even more bigger) since then!! Love the honey, love working the bees, and love experimenting!!
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OSAGE COUNTY, Mo. - Charges could be filed against a Mid-Missouri sheriff now that the Missouri State Highway Patrol has concluded its investigation.
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My job at the tour shop meant that I got to check out some of the trips we sold for free or hugely discounted so I took my housemate Elsa to a ranch and we went horseriding and quad biking. I have to say I'm still not taken by horseriding, probably because it's so slow and I'd be quicker hiking the same trails although the quad biking was so fast it was too scary - Elsa is a speed freak and got a huge buzz but I didn't get anything out of it, except from filthy
Had the usual night out (Courthouse pub followed by Iron Bar) for my friend Emma's 26th birthday. We also had a big night out for Emma and Jo when they left town. It's starting to feel like Groundhog day as there's not much in the way of choice for nightlife in Port Douglas! Been to a few Karaoke nights in the last month which have proved to be highly entertaining-it's the kind of town where people of all ages go out and have a good time and everyone knows each other.
Had yet another day off work (passenger numbers have been low so not much work around on the boat for me) and decided to go on the boat and dive seeing as it's free. That was pretty cool and I saw a pregnant reef shark. Went on a sunset sail trip on a nice boat with my housemate Dave which was OK but I prefer it when you atually sail to a place and get off the boat.
Had a great day out at the Rainforest Habitat, the local bird and wildlife park
My housemate Elsa has been the assistant director of the local play, The Sins of Ellen Thompson, so I went to watch that with the girls and it was very good. It's a local story about the only woman ever hung in the state-her and her lover supposedly killed her husband but the evidence was based on local gossip. Port Douglas seems to be a famous place for a lot of things as it's the place where the two divers got left behind on a dive trip which then became the movie 'Deep Water' and Steve Irwin was killed by the Stingray off the coast here at Batt Reef. Plus as I mentioned before there's always a movie being made and it's currently 'The Pacific', a follow-up to Band of Brothers made by Hanks and Spielberg I think.
What else have I done?......I went mountainbiking on the infamous Bump Track with a cool company called Back Country Bliss Adventures and the same week took a hike that way with Elsa to a nice waterfall.
Last Thursday I had a nice meal out at the local place, The Beach Shack. Have to say it's the best meal I've had in town, although my fish and chips on the beach with my housemates was pretty good too! Had a shoddy game of pool after and last night we went on a big bender around town
Today I've been packing up, sold my bike (which was painful as it's been such a good friend!) and hot footed it to the airport to get my flight to Darwin. I felt pretty teary on the bus journey there as although I'm looking forward to a change of scene (and nightlife!), I've made some good friends here that have felt like family and it will be a long time until I see them again, if ever if they don't make it to England.
Oh well, onwards and upwards to Darwin and the West Coast of Australia, the true Australia I've been told. Can't wait!


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Sharing my love of all things shabby, thrifty, crafty and cheap! Formerly known as One Cheap B*tch.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Thrift Store Wood Sled Makeover
Then I sanded some random edges to give it a more shabby look. I traced some sheet music around the "seat" part and cut it out. Break out the Mod Podge and add a coat to stick it to the wood and then another coat to seal it in.
While the Mod Podge was drying, I printed off the great vintage Santa image from the Graphics Fairy. I glued that to the middle of the sheet music.
Then I tied on some twine and tea-stained red seam binding. The faux pine cone and berries, I picked up from the dollar store. Just slip that under the twine and seam binding. Final touch was the joyeux noel tag clipped on with a French script clothes pin.
I may or may not add some glitter for a more sparkly look but I'm really pleased overall with the final look! P.S. Now that my new blog has reached 200 followers, I'll be putting together that giveaway I mentioned a week or so ago!
Linking to Between Naps on the Porch: Met Monday and The Graphics Fairy: Brag Monday.
17 comments:
- Anne said...
Totally cute - love it!
- November 6, 2011 at 12:52 PM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
That turned out really good! I love that image. I just have to find my little yard sale sled that I bought over the summer. Once I do, that will be getting a coat of paint and some fixing up. It will fit perfectly outside the front door here {and the front door is covered so it won't get messed up from the weather like it would have done at my old house}.
- November 6, 2011 at 1:33 PM
- Danielle @VintageDanielle said...
That looks so cute and holiday-y! I can't wait to start bringing out my christmas decor! You're the blog I go to for holiday decor ideas, thanks Dolls!
- November 6, 2011 at 1:40 PM
- Theresa said...
This turned out so sweet, that sale is really paying off! t.xoxoxo
- November 6, 2011 at 1:59 PM
- Patti said...
Love how the sled turned out - the graphic is wonderful! I have christmas on my mind so much lately that I will probably be burned out before it arrives!!
- November 6, 2011 at 4:33 PM
- Sarah, Three Boys said...
So cute! I can't believe it's only two months until Christmas!
- November 6, 2011 at 7:29 PM
- Jane said...
Wonderful makeover!! That really turned out cute!!
- November 6, 2011 at 8:13 PM
- Maddie Kertay- The Domestic Anarchist said...
Oh.. I really do like that!.. the colors are perfect. I like the vibe on this... Good job!
- November 7, 2011 at 6:33 AM
- Pam@OurAdventuresInHomeImprovement said...
Wow! What a great project! I love how you combined so many great elements into it to make it so special. So well done!
- November 7, 2011 at 7:43 AM
- A Cottage Muse said...
Looks wonderful!
- November 7, 2011 at 7:50 AM
- tickledpinkwithrosesandpearls.com said...
I LOVE this! I also wanted to tell you that your blog is amazing. I look forward to following along and seeing more of your beautiful things to come.
- November 7, 2011 at 9:02 AM
- Ingrid@morestylethancash said...
This is ADORABLE!
- November 8, 2011 at 5:19 AM
- Sandi @ The Primitive Skate said...
Love the way your sled turned out!
I am a new follower! Love your Blog!
- November 8, 2011 at 7:49 AM
- firstnightdesign said...
Gorgeous, gorgeous! (via Graphics Fairy)
- November 8, 2011 at 11:53 AM
- WhyCuzICan said...
Congrats on being FEATURED at BRAG MONDAY at GraphicsFairy! Karen really loved your project by the looks of it-- as did LOTS of other people!
Big smiles for you,
Suzanne in NW Illinois
- November 14, 2011 at 4:07 AM
- tickledpinkwithrosesandpearls.com said...
Congratulations on having your beauty featured on The Graphics Fairy!
Have a great day!
- November 14, 2011 at 9:08 AM
- Donna said...
I'm in love with your Christmas sled, what a great idea! I love anything with vintage sheet music, and adore that santa image. Congrats on being featured over at the Graphics Fairy! What would we do with out Mod Podge and the GF??!!!
- November 14, 2011 at 2:52 PM


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> Subject: st: Difference between the results of lroc after logistic regression and roccurve/rocreg with covariate adjustment
> Date: Sun, 16 May 2010 11:02:18 +0100
> Dear all,
> I am adjusting for the covariates effect in ROC curve analyses. I was thinking to use logistic regression with covariates entered into the model and then use the lroc command to get the adjusted estimate of AUC and ROC curve.
> However the google search introduce me to roccurve and rocreg commands and correct methology for covariate adjustement in ROC analyses.
> I used both of the commands (i.e lroc and roccurve) and got very different values for area under the curve.
> (i.e. 0.85 from lroc after logistic regression with covariates in the model, and 0.52 from rocreg (coeff: of alpha_0=0.52))
> My understanding is that "lroc" is measuring the predictiveability of the logistic regression and rocreg measure the predictiveability of the marker in the presence of covariate effect.
> However I was thinking that the lroc result of logistic regression without any covariate in the model should be equal to the roccurve/rocreg but it is not? AUC values are 0.68 and 0.61.
> Here i dont understand what could be the reason?
> could there be something wrong with roccurve/rocreg command which i dont understand
> I will really appreciate your comments and feedback
> Thank you in advance,
> Muhammad
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All it really needs is a pic of Frodo Rice running out of the Crack of Doom at the end, and Wilfork as that troll that sees the eye explode and is like "screw this im out of here"
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Man of Style: Clive Standen
<p>Clive Standen of History's Vikings is our Man of Style. </p>
British actor Clive Standen stars on History's Vikings series as Rollo, Ragnar Lothbrok's devious brother. We sat down with him to talk about Viking mythology, sociopaths and how relearning stage combat made him ambidextrous. Vikings Season 2 premieres tonight at 10/9c.
Playboy.com: Vikings has an incredible array of people working on the show. You've got the metal smith who crafts the beautiful weaponry, and the cast was even able to use a seaworthy long boat, which must've been really fun, especially for you since you're a self-described history buff. What's your favorite Viking lore that people may not know about?
Clive Standen: There are loads! I found it fascinating that Vikings refused to throw their nail clippings on the floor. They believed in a boat entirely made of human fingernails named Naglfar. During Ragnarök, the gods were going to fight to the death at the end of all things and Loki would have a ship that was entirely made out of dead human fingernails and would transport Hrym and others to the sea. They would never throw them on the floor because it would seem that they were helping Loki build his boat. Instead the nails would be put into lockets and things.
Playboy.com: In past interviews you've described your character as a bit of a sociopath, and to be quite honest I'm a bit scared of Rollo. Is there anything that you admire about him, though?
Standen: I suppose that he never backs down and that he knows his own mind. His courage is the thing I most admire. The fact that he always stands up for what he believes in, no matter who or what he's up against. He will become a wrecking ball to get whatever it is he wants. You want him on your side rather than not. I think that's one of his qualities, too. People put up with all of his bad qualities just because they're afraid of fighting against him.
Playboy.com: Having those characteristics to work with as an actor must be really fun as well.
Standen: It's fantastic. I see Rollo as a volcano; he can erupt at any time. It's great for me because I can really pinpoint moments in the script to let him out of his cage and times to contain him. He's a feral animal. The actual name "Rollo" comes from "wolf" in Norse. I think I've taken that on as his characteristics, he's a caged wolf.
Playboy.com: You guys got to attend Comic-Con last year to promote Vikings. What was that experience like for you?
Standen: It was wild; I've never experienced anything like it. I'm a nerd at heart; I love all of my comics, sci-fi and all of that, so I suddenly felt like I was king of the nerds for a day. I got off the plane and I've never seen so many Captain Americas waiting to get a bus! But the most amazing thing was when we got together for our panel. We didn't really think anyone was paying attention to our little Viking show. When we got there the room was full of people dressed up as Vikings, all with shields and swords and blowing horns. They really got into it! To be in something that I really enjoy filming and to know that people are enjoying it just as much is such a pleasure. It hopefully means we can get Michael Hirst's story out there! We're really just hitting the tip of the iceberg in Season 1 and Season 2 is only just the beginning of the golden age of the Vikings—we've got a big story to tell. As long as people are watching, we may be able to tell the whole tale.
Playboy.com: I know that you have a pretty extensive background in stunt training, but I'm sure you learned a couple of new tricks for Vikings. What's been the best skill you've picked up along the way?
Standen: I'm often ambidextrous on the show. When I started learning the art of sword craft I had a teacher who was an excellent Olympic fencer and also a stickler for historical accuracy. In medieval times you would learn to fight with your right hand because fighting left-handed was considered witchcraft or untrustworthy. Also, a lot of the castles were designed for a right-handed person. If you were defending your castle then the banisters and the balconies would all be designed to be held on to with your left hand so you could go down the stairs with your sword in hand and there would be a straight drop to those who were coming up the stairs. So it was always built, and it still is, in a right-handed man's world.
So I had to retrain to do my entire advanced gold certificate in stage combat to use my right hand, so it left me ambidextrous. I always thought that it was going to be fun to fight with two swords, but you've never seen anything until you've started fighting with a spear in one hand and an axe in the other. There's a scene in Season 2 where I get to throw two spears at the same time, which is also a thing that Vikings used to take pride in practicing with their weaponry. Some of the best Vikings would be able to throw two spears and pinpoint two targets at the same time. So we have an episode, I believe Episode 3, where I was put to the challenge to throw two spears. Luckily I don't have to kill real people, but I don't think I would've been able to do it if I didn't have that ambidextrous training beforehand!
Playboy.com: What's in your garage? What are you driving these days?
Standen: I just bought a new car, actually! I've always wanted a Land Rover Defender. I have great memories of uncles that used to drive with me in the back of Land Rovers going across forests and things. One of my uncles was a park ranger when I was growing up, so when I went to the dealership with my wife I had that car and that car only in mind. Unfortunately, my head was touching the roof and it was really uncomfortable. I couldn't breathe! But my wife stepped in and we ended up with a Range Rover Evoque, which is a little bit more doable. I have three kids, so I have to take a step back [laughs] walking in there with my wife thinking I was buying a Defender and then coming out with an Evoque… It's a great car, but it's not necessarily what I thought I'd be coming out with when I came into the dealership. [laughs]
Playboy.com: What's one piece of clothing you can't live without?
Standen: Myleather jacket. It was one of the first things I bought with a proper paycheck from acting. I've had it for years now and that's one thing I'd save if there was a house fire and I had time to save one article of clothing. It kind of looks like it's been through the apocalypse, because I wear it everywhere. But it seems that the more I beat it up, the better it looks. And I also have a great old vintage embroidered cowboy shirt from the Martini Ranch. I think it's just because I'm British, I'm sure you see them all the time in America, but I think I've aspired to become a cowboy every now and again. I've had that shirt for years now, too; it's been patched up so many times. But anytime I go on the Internet and try and track down the make or try and find something else of theirs, nothing ever comes up. It's a one-off piece. It's right in front of me, actually; that's how sad I am. It's at the forefront of my wardrobe!
Playboy.com: I'm sure for work you have to travel a lot. What do you always bring with you?
Standen: The image and memory of my wife and kids, I suppose; my family is imprinted on the inside of my eyelids. They're why I do this, now. It's a bit of a corny answer, but it's the truth. Everything I do, every decision I make, they're included in that now. Even if they're not by my side I'm taking them with me.
Playboy.com: That's some good advice for others, but what's the best advice that you've been given?
Standen: If you believe in something, fight for it. Every time we witness an injustice and we don't act on it I think we train ourselves to be passive in its presence. If you really do believe in something, go and fight for it. Don't just stand in the street and turn away like it's not happening. I think that's a good lesson in life to hold on to.
Playboy.com: On your Twitter account it seems that you're really into raising awareness of the dolphins slaughtered in Tariji. What started your passion for this cause?
Standen: I suppose it goes well with my last answer—it's wrong. It shouldn't be happening. My wife and I are avid scuba divers; we do a lot of diving in wreckage and deep diving. I just got back from the Red Sea where I was diving with dolphins, and I just don't believe that you should be going to SeaWorld or aquariums and watching dolphins being starved to perform tricks when you can easily go out to loads of different types of oceans and see them. In the Red Sea I was swimming with a whole pod of dolphins. It came out of nowhere and it was the most incredible experience of my life. It's sort of impossible to be uninspired to act on their behalf after you've seen them up close in real life. These dolphins don't belong to Japan, they belong to the ocean. They sell certain bottlenose dolphins to aquariums and then slaughter the rest of them in the cove. Most of us have now seen the documentary that came out a few years ago called The Cove, but unfortunately the slaughter is still happening. I just don't understand how they can get away with it in this day and age. You can hold on to traditions to your heart's content, but we all change. The Vikings used to kill whales in the eighth century because whales were plentiful and they didn't have any other options for things to eat. But you can't turn around and say, "It's okay to slaughter whales in the Faroe Islands now, it's our old Viking tradition!" I play a Viking on TV, but in the 21st century there is just no room for that kind of barbarity. It's just not humane. So if there's anything I can do in my own little way to voice that, I'll do it.


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First, you must be drunk to perform the sonar slide. Then you have to find a girl and fuck her in the butt with her forehead on the ground. Right when you skeet you throw up down her back, yell "SONAR SLIDE" and grab your clothes and run.
Yo man I was so wasted last night that I sonar slide'd a girl. She was so pissed I had to run out of the room with no clothes on.
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text: Hi all. Be gentle as this is my first attempt at mead or brewing anything for that matter. My first mistake was to put five gallons of water in the fermenter and then add the honey. I had gotten 12 lbs of clover honey from a local source and had to keep adding some BJ's stuff until I got it to 1.116. That was as high as I could go because the bucket was full. ( I had already drained some out to make room.) I checked out the PH then and it was under 3 but I wasn't sure because I hadn't calibrated it in a while. Well 8 days after we started the SG was 1.030, the bubbles were down to 20 a minute and the PH was 2.7. I decided to add baking soda to raise the PH to between 3.7 and 4.0. I guestimated the 2 TBS would do the trick. Thinking that there might me some CO2 in the must I stirred it up a little then added the first tbs of baking soda. Some foam I thought was good as the base neutralized the acid. The second tbs was immediately pitched and all hell broke loose. Foam was everywhere, over the top, on the kitchen floor. What a mess. I didn't even stop to stir the must again. I just put the top back on and stuck the bubbler back on. Later when I drew a sample out of the bottom, very slowly to keep the bubble from getting drawn down into the fermenter, the PH it was 4.0. Beginners luck. I used DV10 for a yeast which is supposed to be low PH tolerant and low N tolerant. Anyone have thoughts as to how this might turn out?