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Special edition typographical map of London - Ivory Paper
This beautiful typographic map of London has been subtly reworked to include Tooting, Peckham, Shepherd's Bush, Highgate, Hampstead and Maida Vale, with a compass and a crest. A true classic.
The prints are rolled and packed in sturdy cardboard tubes for delivery (comes unframed). Plus we deliver to anywhere in the world.
UK delivery time: 2-3 working days.
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Print arrived very promptly in a secure cardboard tube. Once flattened after a few days, we placed it in a black poster frame, which really complemented the map of London, which had the place names written in black ink. All in all a very smart picture! Would recommend.
Lovely Print, already framed and on the wall
The picture is awesome and the customer service as well!
Beautiful print, on great quality paper.
Delivery was super speedy even the week before Christmas!
I purchased this print as a Christmas present and it was very well received. Its printed on high quality paper and is a unique piece of London art.
I ordered this and 2 other prints as gifts - in the week before Christmas and they were delivered promptly within a few days. The quality of the prints was great and everyone was very pleased with their gilts.
I ordered this picture as I loved the representation of London. It arrived quickly and looks great on my wall. I would definitely recommend it.
Super friendly prompt service and the print is lovely too :-) Sadly not enough wall to make room for as many as I would like.
Wonderful prompt delivery all the way to Melbourne, Australia! Will definitely use again...
Thank you
Great, neat print. Bought it as a gift and they loved it. Might need to buy one for myself next time they are in sale!
Really pleased with the print, looks great up on the wall . So happy i purchased it.
Bought for my son, as a Christmas present. He loved it.
Quick delivery and well packaged. Thank you, will certainly buy from you again!
Love all the products and am very happy with the quality and speed of what was delivered, especially around Xmas time.
Great print and excellent service.
Beautiful print, excellent customer service.
I love it, just what I wanted
Ordered 2 prints, one for our new home and one for a homesick friend living in madrid - the order was fulfilled quickly, well packaged and the art was better than expected. We are very happy customers and glad we got the print we have been eyeing up for a little.
Absolutely love it! Looks amazing, perfect addition to the house. You won't regret purchasing this!
Looks great, very happy! Thank you :)
Love my London map print. Makes a great statement in the hall and something people are always looking up close at.
Beautiful print - high quality printing and card. Looks gorgeous. Highly recommended.
Beautiful print, bought as a housewarming present for my son and his girlfriend. They loved it! Well packaged and promptly delivered. Thank you
Beautiful and creative
I highly recommend this product. it could contain more areas of London but even with just central London it is amazing!
Love it, birthday money well spent.
Tooting is not beside the River Thames. I could live with that as it is a super piece. But not with the mention of Stamford Bridge. Worst London Premier League ground.
He and his psrtner loved it. Great option for a present. All kinds of hidden gems
This was a gift for a colleague heading back to Australia - she loves it!
Loved this picture great service quick delivery
Love this map, I also bought the Paris one, because we love both cities! I have them both up on the lounge wall in black frames and so many people have already complimented them. They are a great conversation starter, a lovely memory of happy visits and also a nice learning tool for my 5 and 7 year old children.
Very fast Delivery, picked up from Post Office,
Excellent Quality Print, looks great in black frame and great on my wall.
Super speedy delivery. Absolutely love this map, has all of central covered beautifully. After buying the poster I downloaded the app and that's even more awesome!
So happy with this purchase not only a fantastic and friendly service the quality and detail of this Map is superb and something I'm sure we will enjoy for years to come.
Loved this, something different to see everytime you look at it. A gift for a friend who loves London and who will be moving abroad. She will be able to share it with her new family.
Bought this item for my father's birthday, and I have to say that I'm very impressed with the quality of the print - it looks exactly like the photo description! Very happy with my purchase, and my dad loved it too!
It's in my kitchen with my heart one. Just wish they'd frame them as its such a faff!
Happy with it, arrived on time in good condition. Thanks very much.
Absolutely love this gem and speed delivery!
I am delighted with the two posters I acquired on Great Little Prints and satisfied with the really fast delivery! I will keep an eye on future products!
Great gift and very high quality printing
My son loves this gift, he's very pleased with the quality
I love the mix of the well known and not so well known places throughout the map. Beautifully printed and something where you keep finding new details :)
The A1 print is beautiful and arrived quickly. I'd recommend to not take it out of the container unless you frame it immediately, as it is difficult to get back in. Great Little Place (both shop and app) are both fantastic for Londoners and people who love this brilliant city.
Great print very pleased. Delivered on time and was painless. Would recommend this company to anyone.
I brought this as a gift for a friend - I love the picture, it's stunning and I am purchasing a second one for myself. The delivery was super fast - very impressed.
I bought this for my Dad's 70th birthday. He's a Londoner who doesn't do birthdays and who's lived away from London for most of his life. It looks great, its simple yet striking and I think he'll love it. I do :o)
Over Two weeks and I still have not received the product.
We got the A1 Map and it looks stunning! Very happy.
Bought this funky London design for my son's 21st birthday. He loves it as he lives in London and great to look at places he has visited. Will frame it as a keep sake as a reminder of his time in London. Great picture, arrived in good time and met all expectations. Will need to frame it for him now!
Wonderful map of London, beautiful paper quality and printing. Quick delivery. Very happy!
Good quality and fast delivery. It was for a present and the person loved it!
I was a bit disapointed by the quality of the paper. I find it expensive for just a print.. :-(
Really nicely illustrated map of London, shows were all the main sites and events of the city. Contrast between the blue Thames and the rest has to be my favourite thing about this though. Very happy with my purchase
Top service!!! Happy customer!!!
Love my print! Very happy :)
Bought as present for son looks great framed and on his wall.
Great quality. Arrived quickly. Will definitely use them again!
Lovely product - quality paper and printing. Happy with this as gifts for friends. Will look even better mounted and framed!
Absolutely love the poster, great quality print, will be a perfect gift for my cockney boyfriend!
I will definitely be using the company again Thank you
Moving back to NZ I wanted a funky London poster for my wall back home. Love the poster, was delivered quickly and was happy as a new customer I received a discount and a second England poster free! Thank you very much
Fantastic. Bought as an 80th birthday present and went down really well.
A1 version is very imposing.
Love the service the professional quality of packaging.
The prints are unique and personal. An excellent gift that you can't buy in the shops.
Looks amazing in my room!
Came within 1 day
Excellent service. Definately recommend!
Amazing poster, very informative, and a talking point for our visiting guests! Thank you!
Fantastic print along with amazing customer service! 5 stars all the way!
Good quality and perfectly presented on the paper.
A beautiful print, bought as a gift, the recipient was thrilled to bits as it is great quality and came beautifully packed too. Thank you so much.
very beautifully printed, high quality paper
This is even better then I thought it would be, looks great in my living room. Great service and fast delivery, very happy customer!
I wanted one since the moment I saw it! Looks great! :) Couldn't be happier!
I ordered this print to take to the States as we were visiting friends and knew they would love a print of London. I had been looking for some time and ended up ordering fairly late - however the print arrived within two days and the day before we flew. It was pancaked in a very sturdy tube perfect for packing in our case and the print was of very good quality - perfect for a gift. Our friends loved it and while we were with them took it to a local framing company. We left them to continue our travels after a week but they have promised to send a photo when framed and hung on there wall. Many thanks A Great Littke Place fantastic service all round!
couldn't be happier looks great! Amazing quality
This print looks absolutely awesome in our living room! The ivory paper stock and design are very eye-catching and inspire us to want to see more of the city. Highly recommend!
Im setting up a room for air bnb and its a great poster to set off a room. Excellent quality too
I loved this print the moment I saw it online. Received my order on time and safely packaged. The actual print is just as lovely as expected. So lovely that a colleague was hoping to order one and they are sold out! Great job guys.
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we were looking for something a bit different for one of our walls and came across this company. We're really happy with this artwork and it looks fantastic on our wall.
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Moving abroad, I needed a 'London' momento... And this was absolutely perfect, great design, a bit quirky et al. Very swift delivery, couldn't be happier with everything.
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4 BD, 3 BA, 2 car garage. Updated kitchen w/custom cabinets, granite counters. Stainless app. New Carpet, refinished hardwood floors. Finished basement w/ wet bar 3 new bathrooms w/ ceramic tile. Gorgeous yard w/ privacy fence & Updated landscaping. Custom opaque shower in master bath. Must See!
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Property Details for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 2 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.11 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 40x128
Year Built: 1952
Garage Dimensions: 2 car
Garage: Detached Garage
Style: (SF) One 1/2 Stories
Neighborhood: Diamond Lake
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1860
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1180
Below Ground Sq Ft: 680 (approx)
Room Information for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Main Floor
Living Room: 17x22
Kitchen: 14x10
Bedroom 1: 10x10
Bedroom 2: 10x11
Lower Floor
Family Room: 14x15
Upper Floor
Bedroom 3: 13x12
Dining Room Description: Eat In Kitchen
Family Room Characteristics: Lower Level
School Information for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
School District: Minneapolis
School District Phone: 612-668-0000
Interior Features for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Appliances: Range, Microwave, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Washer, Dryer
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: (680 sq Finished) Full, Finished (Livable), Drain Tiled, Sump Pump, Egress Windows, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
Lot Description: Tree Coverage - Medium
Lot Dimensions: 40x128
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
Financial Considerations for 5725 Bloomington Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55417
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I'm walking along a narrow, dimly lit laneway in Sydney's historic Rocks area and feeling slightly spooked. It's night time, there are bats squawking and my only companion is a softly lilting female voice, speculating on whether the alley should be renamed Murderer's Lair.
The voice – coming to me through headphones – belongs to the Canadian artist Janet Cardiff, co-creator of City of Forking Paths, a twilight "video walk" commissioned for the Sydney Biennale and funded by the City of Sydney as a legacy public artwork. Though the Biennale concludes today, the walk will continue.
Cardiff's voice guides you through the Rocks, but this is no ordinary walking tour. While the film, unspooling on a mobile device – you can loan one from Customs House; an app is also available – shows your physical surroundings, superimposed sights and sounds transport you to a fantasy realm.
A fire eater appears, followed by a troupe of rollerskaters. Two men walking just in front of you discuss truth, beauty and the universe. In a darkened passageway a cellist performs. The heavens open, and water sloshes down George Street – only it's a dry evening and the pavement cafes are packed.
All the while, Cardiff is murmuring in your ear, sometimes commenting on people and scenes around you, at other times relaying apparently random thoughts and recollections, including childhood memories.
Snippets from the city's past intrude. As you walk beside the water at Circular Quay, she recalls how when the Second Fleet arrived the bodies of those who had died en route were "dumped in the water … they floated in on the tide, naked corpses resting on the rocks".
It's a mesmerising, unsettling experience, and as the real and imagined worlds blur it's easy to forget your surroundings. Fortunately, the route includes plenty of pedestrian crossings, and the video is paused while you cross the road.
Cardiff – who, together with her partner, George Bures Miller, has created video walks in cities including New York, London and Berlin – calls these pieces physical cinema. Her narrative is threaded with poetry. "All these people from all over the planet – their paths are like virtual strings weaving the world together," she observes.
While the pair were producing the Rocks walk, the state government announced the sale of historic terraces at Millers Point. Long-term public housing tenants, reeling from the news, add their voices to the piece.
Unveiled last month, the $300,000 artwork will be added to the city's permanent collection, and can be viewed for free.


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They are projections. They are for you only. Their life is meaningless. The only thing that matters about them is their relativity... to you.
Your mother's purpose is to raise you, teach you right from wrong, and help you out until you no longer need it.
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I wanted to ask if you have any advice on how to deal with developers when reporting/verifying bugs.
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I go to great lengths to show my developers that I am their ally, not their adversary. As I've said before, my job is not to write test cases, and my developers' job is not to write
bugscode. Our collective job is to create software that helps our customers do their jobs. While your developers may groan when you show up in their office door, good developers are embarrassed when you find bugs in their code. Treat them with respect and they will do the same in return. Here's how I show respect:
- When I find a bug, I re-run what I *think* are the repro steps to ensure that they really do cause the bug to appear.
- I attempt to narrow down the repro steps to get the sequence as short as possible while still demonstrating the bug.
- I test around the bug to learn its boundaries. Oftentimes the specific bug I find is just one manifestation of a wider or deeper issue.
- I talk with the developer about the bug before I log it. Perhaps they think it's not really a bug, in which case we need to talk that through. They may have suggestions about other things to try: "If twonking the fitzer has that effect, then try twiddling the blonk or toggling the macker". This benefits both of us: I get ideas for refining my bug report, and my developer gets a heads up about the incoming bug.
- I take the time to craft the bug report, to make the bug clear, and to distinguish between facts that I observed – "The application is unresponsive" – and guesses or extrapolations that I am making – "The application seems to be stuck in an endless loop".
- I don't rub their nose in the problem. Yes, maybe they made a bonehead mistake. I've made plenty of those myself. I know that I am always plenty embarrassed on my own without someone else making a big deal out of it; I've found most developers to be the same. (And yes, sometimes I do tease them about a super boneheaded mistake. But I make clear that it's all in good fun, and I fully expect to get teased back when I make a similarly spectacular goof.)
- I don't tell my developers how to fix the bug. I certainly may show them *where* the problem is ("I traced the problem down to the flag variable changing datatypes from a long integer in function DoSomething to a short integer in function DoSomethingElse"). But I've learned (the hard way) that telling them *how* to fix it is dangerous – if you are right they may think you are trying to show that you are smarter than they are, and if you are wrong their estimation of you is likely to drop.
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As I said earlier, it all comes down to respect: you show that you respect your developers by writing clear and concise bug reports that state what the problem is, what the expected results should be, and the customer impact of the issue. I find that even the most obstinate developers respond well to repeated application of this treatment. Try it on yours and let me know what happens!
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Graphene-Based Sieve Turns Seawater Into Drinking Water.
My thanks to a subscriber for this interesting article from BBC News, Science & Environment. Here is the opening:
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The promising graphene oxide sieve could be highly efficient at filtering salts, and will now be tested against existing desalination membranes.
It has previously been difficult to manufacture graphene-based barriers on an industrial scale.
Reporting their results in the journal Nature Nanotechnology, scientists from the University of Manchester, led by Dr Rahul Nair, shows how they solved some of the challenges by using a chemical derivative called graphene oxide.
Isolated and characterised by a University of Manchester-led team in 2004, graphene comprises a single layer of carbon atoms arranged in a hexagonal lattice. Its unusual properties, such as extraordinary tensile strength and electrical conductivity, have earmarked it as one of the most promising materials for future applications.
But it has been difficult to produce large quantities of single-layer graphene using existing methods, such as chemical vapour deposition (CVD). Current production routes are also quite costly.
On the other hand, said Dr Nair, "graphene oxide can be produced by simple oxidation in the lab".
He told BBC News: "As an ink or solution, we can compose it on a substrate or porous material. Then we can use it as a membrane.
"In terms of scalability and the cost of the material, graphene oxide has a potential advantage over single-layered graphene."
Of the single-layer graphene he added: "To make it permeable, you need to drill small holes in the membrane. But if the hole size is larger than one nanometre, the salts go through that hole. You have to make a membrane with a very uniform less-than-one-nanometre hole size to make it useful for desalination. It is a really challenging job."
Graphene oxide membranes have already proven their worth in sieving out small nanoparticles, organic molecules and even large salts. But until now, they couldn't be used to filter out common salts, which require even smaller sieves.
Previous work had shown that graphene oxide membranes became slightly swollen when immersed in water, allowing smaller salts to flow through the pores along with water molecules.
Now, Dr Nair and colleagues demonstrated that placing walls made of epoxy resin (a substance used in coatings and glues) on either side of the graphene oxide membrane was sufficient to stop the expansion.
Restricting the swelling in this way also allowed the scientists to tune the properties of the membrane, letting through less or more common salt for example.
Graphene is one of the most useful products ever invented but apparently difficult to use on a commercial scale, at least so far. Mrs Fuller drew my attention to graphene years ago and wanted to know how to invest in it? I remain convinced that it will eventually have many applications which remain almost unimaginable today.
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I was at Port Regis between 1954 and 1956. I was 8 when I got there and left just before my 10th birthday. Was anyone else at Port Regis, Broadstairs when it was a convent for delicate girls?
The nuns, thinking about it now, resembled Roman Catholic ladies who were probably forced in many cases to be nuns. This was a great honour during that time for a Catholic daughter to become a Roman Catholic nun. I was NOT a Roman Catholic at all. Neither was my family, but as we children were forced to pray to the rosary several times a day. I assume it was a Catholic convent, also the Virgin Mary was the main issue in the chapel.
The treatment there was out of this world CRUEL but only for SOME and only during certain years. Obviously certain nuns were unhappy and took it out over the children (some children). Some of the punishments some of children had to stand was plain abuse. It was a horrible place. It gives me small goose pimples just thinking about it, especially seeing photos of the dark dismal spooky building
I remember Cathrine Waring as the girl in the next bed in the dormitary where we were sent to bed at 5.30 pm! She had a skin problem and her hands were tied to the headboard's posts so she would not scratch herself,
I also remember Sister Mary Bonventure and Sister Mary Audrey. It would be good therapy at a late date to be in touch with women, or families of women who were there and also experienced this wicked treatment OR AT LEAST WITNESSED IT, 1954-1956, as I think only some of us were picked out to be 'bullied'. Maybe our homee - and parents - played a role too, what some of the nuns thought about our parents ...!
I tried to contact these nuns at a later date but heard they were either passed or in The Holy Cross nursing home and rather confused.
The child abuse there has of course left a nasty scar but I've managed to stay on the straight and narrow and have a wonderful daughter, her partner and two small grandgirls - Nan's diamonds!
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This was just an okay book. The story line was promising but there were a lot of unlikely, unrealistic situations.
This book is about Jack and Melissa who have adopted a baby girl and nine months later are told they will have to hand her over to her biological father as he did not sign the adoption papers. The baby's biological grandfather happens to be a federal court judge and the family's lawyer doesn't want anything to do with trying to fight this.
Jack and Melissa are given three weeks to say goodbye to their daughter, hence the title.With the help of their friends they decide to fight and when they realise they can't win by legal means they opt for illegal means. What follows is their attempts to find something to blackmail the judge with, one friend thinks he has found photos that will compromise the Judge and arranges a meeting with the person who has them what he doesn't know is that he is being set up with the end result being that he is beaten to death. The judge uses his contacts with the sheriffs office to have Jack and Melissa watched, in the end this backfires as the officers assigned to this task side with Jack and Melissa.
The whole things ends with a showdown between the bad guys and the police plus Jack outside a trailer belonging to a paedophile who was blackmailing the judge. The paedophile had photos of the judge and his son murdering his first wife, he was going to give the judge the photos and the negatives in return for the baby. The judge double crosses the paedophile and shoots him, Jack shoots the judges son and kills him. The police cover up the fact that Jack has committed murder, they also claim that the paedophile was killed by the police and the judge is tried for the murder of his wife and sentenced to death. Jack is given one to three years for shooting the person who set up his murdered friend and the baby stays with Jack and Melissa.
While this is a good read, certain things are implausible. The photos that compromise the judge are so grainy it is doubtful that they would ever be admitted as evidence and at least ten police officers covering up the fact that Jack killed the judge's son. But these are just minor quibbles, all in all it was an enjoyable read.
In Denver Jack and Melissa McGuane were euphoric when the adoption was finally approved and baby Angelina made their family complete. They love their infant daughter, but nine months later the thirty something couple is shocked and dismayed. Julie Perala of the adoption agency informs them that Angelina's eighteen year old biological father Garrett, a Cherry Creek High School student, wants his daughter; he never signed the documents waiving his rights to her. His father is powerful Federal Judge John Moreland who demands his son raise his granddaughter.
Jack and Melissa love Angelina and want to do what is best for her. Thus they agree to meet father and son, but at the session, the McGuane's realize neither of their adopted infant's paternal side is interested in her welfare. They have a personal grudge agenda and little Angelina is the kickball.
I won't say that there's not a need for suspension of credibility looking back from the finish of this story. Some of the events that propel the book's characters to the closing are a bit dodgy. But you don't really care about that as you're racing through the story. For me, this has always been the attraction of Box's novels. They grab you in the early chapters and don't let up until the denouement.
Stand alone thriller that was a fun read. Every parent should be chilled by the prospect of a powerful person, with a gang ridden, sociopath son gone bad--in your life. The characters are well done and the reader sympathizes with the actions of the offended parents. The parents draw in some western characters that could never exist in the East. The plot winds together and there doesn't seem to be any hanging strands. But, you wonder what happens when the baby grows up to be an adult...or a teenager!
A couple is contacted by the adoption agency to say that they had not filed the proper paperwork and will lose the 9 month girl they have been raising. The birth father doesnt want her but the grandfather who is a federal judge does. While they know fighting him in court will not work, they try to dig up dirt and Judge Moreland and his son. It was a page turner with many twists and turns you dont see coming. Looking forward to reading some more by this author.
The pistol-packing intervention of a deranged mountain man who may be ever so faintly on the side of the angels signals an eventual renunciation of theme in favour of action, but McGuane's bootstrap heroism holds the interest.
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When Jim Swinehart moved to Nebraska, the California native didn't plan on staying for long. Forty years later, in 2010, Swinehart achieved professor emeritus status, having concluded a successful career as a research geologist and professor in the geology and soils faculty, in the School of Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Swinehart was also a faculty member of the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences from 1995 to 2008.
Swinehart's career has focused on stratigraphy, the study of how rock and sediment layers (strata) are arranged in time and space; and sedimentology, which examines the origin, structure and history of sediments and sedimentary rocks. His research focused on the evolution of the landscape and Cenozoic stratigraphy of Nebraska and the Great Plains, and the geologic history of the dunes, lakes and wetlands of the Nebraska Sand Hills and north-central China.
In the early 90s, Swinehart began focusing on the dune fields of western Nebraska. He worked with a team of researchers to examine the biocomplexity of the Nebraska Sand Hills. He also worked with colleagues in UNL's Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences to look at the history of dune reactivation during the past 20,000 years, and on mechanisms that control lake-aquifer salinization at both the local and regional or watershed scales in the Sand Hills. Both projects funded by the National Science Foundation.
Swinehart was also involved in geologic mapping and test drilling in western Nebraska. At the end of a long career, he says he feels fortunate to have collaborated with colleagues like Jim Goeke, Bob Diffendal, Joe Mason, Vern Souders, Hal DeGraw, David Loope, Ron Goble, Mike Voorhies and a host of students.
"It was one of those things where you learn on the job and the next thing you know you're an expert," he said.
Swinehart recalls fondly what he called "the drudgery of field and lab work" - using tweezers to pick out tiny seeds for radiocarbon dating, long days drilling test holes in "the boonies of Nebraska," and working outdoors in all weather conditions. Sharing his work with students in the field was a career highlight, he said.
"Field work always had unexpected turns, whether it was being chased out of a pasture by angry bulls or those few, unpredictable 'aha!' moments - leaps of understanding - when your brain makes connections that allow you to see the solution to a big puzzle you've been agonizing over for a long time."
Somewhere in the midst of all the traveling and field work, the state really started to grow on him. "I realized that if you just drove the interstate across Nebraska there'd be a reason you'd keep going, but between the Niobrara River, the Sand Hills, the Pine Ridge, there turned out to be some really nifty geologic phenomena," he said.
The success of the Sand Hills research led to four years of fieldwork in the dune fields of Inner Mongolia of northern China. Working with Ron Goble, UNL Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences; Joe Mason, University of Wisconsin-Madison; and Lu Huayu, Nanjing University; the research looked at dune activity and associated hydrologic change and dust production over the last 20,000 years.
One of the issues examined in both the Sand Hills and China was how the landscapes might change with extended drought brought on by climate change, a topic he started to devote considerable attention to in his environmental geology classes.
"Climate change went from one lecture to two, to two weeks - at which point it was clouding all the other things we had to talk about," he recalled. So when Don Wilhite, then director of the School of Natural Resources, proposed a class on it for undergraduates, Swinehart jumped at the opportunity. With Ken Dewey, he created "Climate in Crisis," which he and Ken co-taught for two years with help from Martha Shulski of the High Plains Regional Climate Center.
Swinehart said he plans to keep talking to the public about climate change as a guest lecturer at schools and universities. He also plans on doing a fair amount of traveling, exploring the geology of the Southwest, visiting children and a grandchild in Colorado, and kicking off retirement with a kayak tour along the coast of British Columbia.
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|Miao, X., Mason, J.A., Swinehart, J.B., Loope, D.B., Hanson, P.R., Goble, R.J., Liu, X., 2007. A 10,000-year record of dune activity, dust storms, and drought in the central Great Plains. Geology 35:119-122. Online
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Educational Background
- BS - University of California-Riverside, Geology (1964)
- MS - University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Geology (1979)
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Theres an old saying that goes "An apple a day keeps the doctor away". Oddly enough, there is a little known truth to that old phrase. There just happens to be a soluble dietary fiber in the skin of apples and other fuits and vegetables that has been shown to reduce blood cholesterol levels and promotes good digestive health.
We've also been told that we should have at least 8 glasses of water of water every day. This advice too, has a very good reasoning behind it. Water is a truly amazing substance. We might look at a bottle of Deer Park on a hot summer day like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread, but that bottle is definitely worth a second look.
Water is a very powerful Chemical. There is another saying, "A steady drip can wear a hole in a rock". All you need do is stand on the edge, at any point along the Grand Canyon, to be awestruck at what the power of water can do.
I was lucky to catch an episode of Eco World on the Discovery Science channel that discussed Alternative Fuel such as Solar Energy, Hydrodynamic Energy (such as dams), but what was most impressive was the section on pure Hydrogen power. For those who don't remember chemistry (I sure didn't), 2 Hydrogen atoms joined with just one Oxygen atom make water. Both of which are gasses that are, under the right conditions, flammable.
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Another home engineer converted a $500 junkyard bought vehicle with about $4K in new parts into an electric only vehicle. The batteries and usage he designed gives him about 20 miles of mobility which only cost him, get ready for this, just $7 a month to charge.
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Of all the holidays of the year, Christmastime was starting to be the worse. Sure, it was supposed to be a happy season, yuletide and everything, but for me, it was just another reminder that part of my family wasn't alive anymore.
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Not that I'm complaining about being in Florida. I always loved the sunshine and warm weather, but not now. All I could see now were pristine white beaches full of scantily clad people and the tall sky scrapers that made up the city. Even the aqua blue water that stretched to the horizon wasn't as beautiful as it used to be.
"Earth to Katey," Jared said with a smile, nudging me with his elbow. I blinked, looking away from the water. He raised an eyebrow at me, then lifted his plastic cup of soda. I chuckled, sighing.
"Sorry," I said, then took a sip of my own drink, a dull, flat tasting lemon-lime soda. I couldn't remember what it was called; some exotic name or other that had sounded good on the menu. "My mind wandered for a minute."
Jensen chuckled, nursing his drink. "It was a little longer than a minute, Redhead, you missed almost the whole discussion."
Jared glanced over at Jensen. "I wouldn't call it a discussion, since I was the only one talking," he said in a huff.
"Well how's splitting hairs?" Jensen asked, grinning.
I put out a hand.
"No fighting," I said dispassionately. Jared glanced over at me, then sighed.
"Sorry," he said. I nodded, taking another sip of the soda, finally deciding that it wasn't worth my drinking. I set it down and folded my arms in my lap.
"And I did hear what you were talking about," I told Jared. I hadn't heard everything, but I got the gist of it. We were here because of a demon, said demon was probably part of a low level nest, we had to find the nest and kill all the demons.
"We should get started then," Jensen said as he stood up. I glanced up at him. Jared stood up as well.
"I think I've come up with where the nest is hiding," Jared said, closing the journal he'd been reading and stuffing it into his bag. Jensen nodded and looked down at his watch.
"If we hurry we can have them all taken care of by nightfall," he said.
I remained in my seat, staring at the water again. It was so hypnotic, the waves rolling towards shore. Tiny surfers rode the white crested ones, while other tiny people played in the shallower water. I felt like I was looking down on the world, like I was disconnected from it all. I really didn't feel like hunting a bunch of demons that were stupid enough to get found out by us. I hadn't really felt like hunting anything in a while, but I did anyway. I couldn't let Jensen and Jared down.
But I just wanted to sit today. Sit and think about all the good memories I had, and try to forget all the horrible ones. This job was taking such a large toll on me, and I was just tired.
"Come on, space case," Jensen said, derailing my train of thought. "You coming or what?"
I glanced up at him, so the expectation in his eyes, and stood up. Much as I didn't want to hunt, didn't want to kill or fight, I had people depending on me. Maybe afterwards I could take a break and just admire the sea.
I stood and followed Jared and Jensen out to the cars. Jared climbed into the red GTO with Jensen, while I got into my own pale green 442. Once we were on the road heading North through the city, I had a lot more time to think, and I had an idea that I thought would help, both me and them. It would give me something to think about other than hunting, and it would give them something to be happy about.
By the time Jensen pulled his car into the parking lot of an abandoned boat house on the other side of the city, I had a pretty good idea of what I needed to do. It would be hard, coming up with enough money for it, but I was sure it would be worth it.
I parked the car next to the GTO, then climbed out and leaned against my car. When Jensen caught my eye, I gave him a waning smile.
"Listen," I said, clutching my hands uncomfortably. I wasn't exactly sure how he would react. I was never sure how he'd react any more. "I'm feeling too distracted, I'd probably just get in your way in there."
Jared glanced at me as he began digging through the trunk for what he needed. Jensen just watched me, his new, unreadable expression plastered across his face. Up until a few months ago, I had always been able to tell what he'd been feeling just by looking at his face. But after that stupid kiss, things had changed. I didn't know what to think, and Jensen sure hadn't made his opinion on the kiss known yet.
"You can handle a few low level demons by yourselves, right?" I asked, glancing at Jared. He pressed his lips together tightly, but nodded.
"Sure," he said. "I think we'll be okay."
I looked back over at Jensen. He stared at me for a little longer, then nodded.
"Go on, get outta here," he said. "We'll be fine."
Inwardly, I felt a little hurt. They really didn't need me. I knew the nest probably wasn't going to be the easiest, but it certainly wasn't going to be the hardest thing to take care of, but I still felt a little disappointed that I wasn't relied upon.
I gave them a weak smile, then climbed into the car, feeling deflated. All the excitement I had felt for the project wasn't there anymore, and I wondered as I pulled out of the parking lot if it was worth it.


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Listing information
- Beds: 4
- Stories: 0
- New Construction: No
- Above Ground Sq. Feet: 1,785
- Lot Size: Irregular
- High School: Century
- School District: Rochester #535
- Style: Single Family
- Baths: 4 (Full: 2 3/4: 1 1/2: 1 Other: 0)
- Fireplaces: 1
- Foreclosure: No
- Below Ground Sq. Feet: 1,335
- Estimated Annual Taxes: $2,758
- Middle School: Kellogg
- Subdivision: Huntington Woods
- Year Built: 1994
- Status: Sold on 6/10/2015
- Parking Type Description: Attached 2 cars
- Total Square Footage: 3,120 ($102.53 per sq. foot)
- Lot Area: 2.00
- County: Olmsted
- Elementary School: Robert Gage
3 Bdrms on One Flr No
Air Conditioning Central
Amenities - Exterior Deck, Driveway - Concrete, Garage Door Opener, Panoramic View, Tile Floors
Amenities - Interior Bow/Bay Window, Ceiling Fan(s), Ceramic Tile, Eat-in Kitchen, Kitchen Center Islnd, Kitchen Window, Master Bathroom, Master BR W/I Closet, Mud Room, Natural Woodwork, Paneled Doors, Pantry, Tiled Floors, Vaulted Ceilings, Walk-in Closet, Washer/Dryer Hkups
Appliances Dishwasher, Disposal, Dryer, Microwave, Range/Stove, Refrigerator, Washer
Basement Features Egress Windows, Finished, Sump Basket
Basement Material Concrete Block
Basement Style Full
Bath Description 3/4 Basement, Full Master, Jetted Tub, Main Floor 1/2 Bath, Main Floor Full Bath, Private Master, Separate Tub & Shwr, Upper Level Bath
Construction Type Frame/Wood
Dining Breakfast Bar, Combine with Kitchen, Eat-in Kitchen, Informal Dining Room, Open Floor Plan
Exterior Vinyl
Financing Conventional
Fireplace Yes
Fireplace Type Gas
Fuel Propane
Garage Type Attached
Heat Fireplace, Forced Air
Lot/Land Description Irregular Lot, Landscaped, Tree Coverage-Medium
Mechanicals Sump Pump, Water Heater - Gas, Water Softener - Rnt
Miscellaneous: DPR Eligible No
Other Finished Above Grade - 1785.00, Finished Below Grade - 1006.00, Garage Type: Garage SqFt - 576, Square Feet: Above Ground SqFt - 1785, Square Feet: Below Ground SqFt - 1335, Square Feet: Main Floor SqFt - 1335, Square Feet: Total SqFt - 3120, Tax Year - 2014
Outbuildings Storage Shed
Rental License No
Road Frontage City
Roof Asphalt Shingles
Sewer Shared
Special Search Main Floor Bedrooms
Stories 1.25 - 1.75 Story
Water Private
Waterfront No
Waterfront Name None
Bedroom 2 U x
Bedroom 3 U x
Deck M x
Dining Room M x
Family Room M x
Foyer M x
Kitchen M x
Laundry Room M x
Master Bedroom M x
Porch M x
Bathroom L x
Bedroom 4 L x
Rec Room L x
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I was super excited when one of my cabin consolers picked me to go sailing with them and a few other kids. They said that we would go out for the day, and have lunch at sea. I figured that we would probably go swimming to, so I packed my suit and some extra clothes in a small bag.This year was my first time at Camp Anchor, so I didn't know very many people. Most kids have been coming here for years.
I walked over to the dock where everyone was meeting. I was dressed like most of the other kids, dark blue camp t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers. I didn't know or recognize any of the other kids waiting to board the boat. I think there were about 10 of us all together including the youth consolers.
"Ok kids, lets go!" one of the consolers yelled from the boat. We all boarded.
It was about medium size, not really big, but not super small either. All the campers took a seat, mingling with each other. I've only made a couple friends at camp, Sabrina Louis and Lillian Scott. Neither of them of course were going on the trip with us. I sighed softly to myself as the consolers set sail. I looked at the direction we were going. Dark storm clouds were forming. My excitement turned to fear. I really hoped that the storm would pass us.


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Japanese trade deficit hit record high in 2013
By Peter Brieger, AFP Tuesday, January 28, 2014, 12:10 am TWN
TOKYO--Japan's trade deficit swelled to a record US$112 billion in 2013, official data showed Monday, as the benefits of a cheap yen for the export-driven economy were diluted by soaring post-Fukushima energy bills.
The shortfall of 11.47 trillion yen marked the biggest deficit since comparable data started in 1979, according to the finance ministry, with the December figure alone doubling from a year earlier.
Exports rose 9.5 percent to 69.79 trillion yen last year, their first increase in three years but that was offset by a 15-percent jump in imports to their highest-ever level of 81.26 trillion yen.
Imports of fossil fuels have surged to plug an energy gap since the 2011 Fukushima crisis forced the shutdown of nuclear reactors that once supplied a third of the nation's power.
At the same time the yen has lost about a quarter of its value against the dollar since late 2012 owing to a policy blitz by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe that meshes government spending with massive central bank monetary easing.
But while the weaker yen has boosted the bottom line at exporters such as Sony and Toyota, most have not slashed overseas prices to boost demand.
"Import volumes are also rising slightly faster than export volumes," London-based Capital Economics said after the annual data were published.
"There are no signs that the weak yen is raising the competitiveness of Japanese exports," it added, with the country's share of global exports little changed despite the yen's plunge against the dollar.
"A major reason is that exporters have been reluctant to lower export prices," Capital Economics said.
Shipments to China rose 9.7 percent as demand recovered following a consumer boycott on Japanese brands that was linked to a Tokyo-Beijing diplomatic row.
Exports to the key U.S. and European markets also improved.
Deficits to 'continue for some time'
Taro Saito, senior economist at NLI Research Institute, said he expected Japan's trade deficit to "continue for quite some time."
When the yen was trading around 80 to the dollar in recent years, many firms shifted production away from Japan to cheaper bases overseas, a move that has offset the benefits of a now-cheap yen for exporters, Saito said.
The unit has weakened to more than 100 against the greenback, well down from the mid-70 levels in late 2012.
"It is getting difficult for Japan to boost exports because companies have shifted a lot of their production to foreign countries," Saito added.
"So, the equation of a cheaper yen equaling a rise in exports in not very true anymore."
Japan has seen a mixed bag of data recently, but the government's efforts to boost the economy appear to be taking hold.
Growth in the first half of 2013 outstripped other G7 nations, although that pace slowed in the third quarter, while November inflation data suggested the Bank of Japan was getting closer to its goal of 2.0-percent sustained inflation in two years.
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Taking umbrage with "NFL Top 10"
I normally do not put much stock in lists.
Lists are generally silly and subjective and, in the grand scheme of things, mean absolutely nothing. After all, how do you rank things like movies, TV shows or NFL players? It's entirely in the eye of the beholder and usually, after some initial hashing, people forget about them within two weeks.
That's the attitude I take into lists, hence why I don't get up in arms about them. In fact, I usually enjoy list shows. One I always end up watching is "NFL Top 10" on NFL Network.
The show is usually harmless fun and ranks things in a top 10 list like open field runners, uniforms or linebacking corps. The fun part of the show is the clips they show sports personalities and ex-players disagreeing with the list. My personal favorite moment was when they ranked "Motivational Coaches." When they listed Marty Schottenheimer fourth, Chicago radio loudmouth Mike North bugs his eyes and says "Whoa, whoa, whoa, MARTY SCHOTTENHEIMER!?!"
But I must say, the show got my blood boiling recently when they did the list of top 10 defenses and ranked the 2000 Ravens seventh, behind the 1969 Chiefs, the 1950s "Madison Avenue" Giants and, incredibly, the "Gritz Blitz" Atlanta Falcons of 1978.
Needless to say, this is an absolute sham. A crock. A travesty. A disgrace. Any list that ranks the 2000 Ravens seventh among top 10 defenses isn't worth the paper it was printed on or the videotape used to broadcast it.
I can tell you absolutely, unequivocally, as someone who watched every game they played, the 2000 Ravens were easily No.3 behind the 1985 Bears and the Steel Curtain Steelers of the 1970s. There is no question about it.
Here's the test of whether a defense is merely very good – like the 2002 Buccaneers – or is in the pantheon of the best of the best: as a fan, it was surprising when the other team got a first down. Not a touchdown, but a first down.
Well, the 2000 Ravens were the latter. They were that good. As a Ravens fan, I've seen a lot of good defenses, and not since those fabled '85 Bears has anyone been as good as the 2000 Ravens.
All the relevant stats are there. Fewest points ever in a 16-game season. Super Bowl championship. Gave up less than 1,000 yards rushing for the season. Four shutouts. Need I go on?
And unlike the '85 Bears or the Gritz Blitz, they didn't need a gimmick. The 2000 Ravens defense hardly blitzed; they finished in the middle of the pack that year in sacks. They lined up in a 4-3 and kicked your butt. Simple, brutal and effective.
Nobody could run on them with massive tackles Sam Adams and Tony Siragusa and future Hall-of-Fame middle linebacker Ray Lewis up the middle. And if you tried to pass, you risked getting picked by Hall of Fame safety Rod Woodson and an underrated secondary, or getting your quarterback killed by speed rushers Mike McCrary, Rob Burnett and Peter Boulware.
NFL Top 10's rationale for ranking them so low was that they didn't face an all-Pro quarterback all year. Well, forgive them for playing who's on the schedule. My eyes nearly bugged out when they punished the team for the schedule. They lined up and played who was in front of them. As if they could determine who the other teams lined up behind center. Mind you, that season, the Dallas Cowboys came to town with Hall of Famers Troy Aikman and Emmitt Smith in tow, and the Ravens beat them 27-0.
I could live with the '69 Chiefs being ahead of us. They did have three Hall-of-Famers and won the Super Bowl. But the Gritz Blitz Falcons? Really? What did they win? Yes, they gave up an average of nine points a game – fewest in a 14-game schedule – but they went 7-7. There's no way a team that went .500 should be ahead of a Super Bowl champion. The Gritz Blitz Falcons – so named because they liked to put nine guys on the line of scrimmage and attack the quarterback – won exactly ONE playoff game in three years.
For those that think I'm just being a homer, go back and actually watch the 2000 Ravens play. I highly recommend the AFC Championship game against Oakland. Personally, I thought they were better in that game than in the Super Bowl against the Giants. It looks like the Ravens have 17 guys on the field. The Raiders came in as the best rushing team in the league and couldn't gain 6 inches. The Raiders could have had Joe Montana at QB and Jim Brown in the backfield and they wouldn't have won that day. I'm serious, it was that dominant a defensive performance.
In the games against the Raiders and Giants, 10-point halftime leads were like 20 point leads. I remember an anecdote from that season that summed it all up. I think it was from the Raider game. Tight end Shannon Sharpe used to ask defensive coordinator Marvin Lewis how many points he needed from the offense. Lewis said, "10."
When you only need 10 points, that's when you know you are bada$$.
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Just 9 days late, right? :) I'm totally pulling the pregnancy card on this one. Morning (and by morning, I mean all-day-every-day) sickness is still in full force, and barring a few days at Nana's house, Emmie has been home with me 100% of the time for the past few weeks. So I'm just in survival mode right now. If you don't hear from me for a few days at a time, you know why...and hopefully this stage is almost over!
You can see my goals for July here and my overall 2015 goals here.
1. Stay on trend with spending. A- We've really pulled in the reins on this one for the past month or so. The only reason I give it a minus is restaurant spending - it tends to get way (WAY) out of control when you're in your first trimester and there's only one thing on the face of the planet you can even think about eating that night. I call that a necessary expense though - it was that or starve!
2. Inventory all extra cleaners/toiletries/paper products in our home. F Not even close. I have kind of a running tally of everything we have, so I sort of know what's going on - but no. Didn't even try this.
3. Drink more water. B I did what I could with this. I did constantly have some water with me, and tried to drink it when I wasn't sick. I got really dehydrated at one point in my pregnancy with Emmie (enough that I ended up with some scary contractions at around 24 weeks pregnant), so I know it is terrible to not get enough water when you're pregnant. But drinking too much water has the tendency to bring on sickness right now, so I didn't want to overdo it either. Not terrible, but I could have definitely done better!
4. Prepare (or have) a yard sale. B Our plan was to have this on the first weekend of this month, but those plans changed (with great reason). Our neighborhood is having a community-wide garage sale in a couple of weekends...why not wait and get lots more publicity? So, my house still looks like a home goods warehouse. We officially sold our Tuscaloosa condo in July, and most of that is still in my living room. Yes, it's making me a little stir crazy, but we can do it for a couple more weeks! I was hoping to get a little bit more inventorying done by now, but hasn't happened. That's a big goal for the next few weeks (see below).
Here's what I'm hoping to accomplish for August! This is super scaled back this month. I'm hoping to be (almost) my normal self by September, but for now, what you see is what you get. :)
1. Minimize the restaurant budget. Easier said than done when you have.to.have. something particular to eat. But I'm starting to get a little bit better about powering through the sickness and just eating what we have. This all basically ended at 13-14 weeks with Emma Ramey, so hopefully that pesky detail won't be a factor in the budget much longer! If possible, I'd love to use mostly restaurant gift cards this month.
2. Sell what we can in the garage sale; donate what isn't sold. We pretty much know what we need to get rid of at this point. The plan is to sell what we can, and barring a few high-dollar items (which will go on Facebook sales/Craigslist if not sold), donate the little things. I am all about less clutter right now!
3. Keep the house as tidy/organized as possible. I'll be 100% honest - my normal cleaning schedule has totally gone out the window this summer. It's something I'm usually really good about, but just didn't happen with everything that's going on. I'm hoping to get back to it full-time in September, but for now, I just want to keep the house somewhat organized. Little things, like decluttering for 10 minutes a day, are my goal this month.
Here's to a great August...what's left of it! :)


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