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An Agoraphobic Abroad
Part I
I note with chagrin that I didn't concoct a single, solitary blog post for the entire month of September.
Tsk, tsk.
I don't think that's happened before, has it?
I confess I spent a considerable portion of the thirty days in question trying to process the sights, sounds, smells, etc., of our trip to Europe. Did a lot of reflecting and maybe a tad too much navel-gazing. Paged back and forth through my travel diary, reading passages to pique my memory, skimming through the hundreds of photos we took.
You have to understand, Sherron and I had been planning this trip for at least a decade. That's a helluva buildup…but that month we spent in Greece, Turkey and the Czech Republic far surpassed our expectations and became, for both of us, a life-altering experience.
The pictures help but they can't possibly capture or accurately portray the many, many special moments, the brief, chance encounters, the sense of what it felt like to be so far from home, so far outside my comfort zone. The locales ranged from the exotic and sublime to the grimiest backstreets. From the ancient world to a 21st century traffic jam.
I am a reluctant traveler, preferring to remain as near to my personal omphalos–this office where I am presently typing–as I can manage. Right here is the center of my universe, the place I feel safest. When I step across its threshold, venture outside, I am no longer in control. And the anxiety grows…
But I was determined to overcome my fears and apprehension; the time had come to expand my horizons. Full speed ahead and damn the torpedoes…
Unfortunately Air Canada got things off to a bad start. Our flight to Toronto was delayed for mechanical reasons, which meant we missed a connecting flight that would have taken us directly to Athens. Instead, we were re-routed to Heathrow, where we had to linger for six hours before we were finally on our way to Greece. So we arrived later than expected and once we were dropped off in central Athens promptly got ourselves lost and—
Never mind. We'll skip those initial rotten bits and instead focus on getting to our quaint little Air B 'n B apartment and the view from our balcony. The Parthenon at sunset. And not just a postcard either: the real thing. We hugged each other and captured the moment with a photograph while Alex, our host, looked on in approval.
Greece in mid-July is hot. Really, really, really hot. Sherron and I are from Saskatchewan, remember? We weren't prepared for that fierce Attic heat. Climbing the Acropolis on a day when the temperature topped 40+ degrees Celsius was not one of our smarter moves. Definitely not recommended for the faint of heart or those subject to heat stroke.
The bones of ancient Greece are in evidence all through its longtime capital. The skeletons of structures that have survived barbarian invasions, earth tremors and thousands of years beneath that harsh, unforgiving sun. The numerous excellent museums trace and name the epochs of a land inhabited since pre-history, wreathed in myth. I saw the famous funerary mask of Agamemnon (discovered by Schliemann) and posed beside a bust of Marcus Aurelius. There were some magnificent pieces at the Cyclades Museum; I was moved and inspired by the austere beauty of carved, stylized figures from the fourth millennium B.C.E. If I could have one piece of art for my collection:
Believe it or not, after three days we'd had enough of Athens and were on a bus south, to a small village called Kiveri. Friends from Saskatchewan kept a summer home there and had graciously offered to not only share their abode but also shuttle us around to other sites of interest, including Mycenae (Agamemnon's palace and burial chamber), Thermopylae and Meteora.
Now you're likely familiar with the first two place names I mentioned, but Meteora probably doesn't ring any bells. The area features some amazing geology, pinnacles and steles of rock thrust into the air by massive tectonic forces. For fifteen hundred years, monks and ascetics have come to these stone towers to find refuge from the temptations and trials of the physical world. At first they built crude shelters in the eroded caves and crevasses; later, they came together, scaled those lofty peaks with ropes and ladders and built the first monastery, others rising up on adjoining fingers of rock in the centuries to come.
I can't tell you how inaccessible and daunting some of these monasteries still appear today, even with all our modern roads and conveniences. But those mad, stubborn monks hauled and toted tons of rock and wood to the tippy-top and built themselves impregnable sanctuaries, redoubts against the evils that resided in the land far below.
Varnavas was one of the first of the hermit monks to arrive (7th century). One night at our lodging in Meteora, encouraged by the proprietor's generously large scotches, I wrote this:
I am here
find me
on my
lofty perch
do not
deny me
your presence
forgive me
if I err
catch me
if I fall.
From Greece, it was off to Istanbul, despite the recent coup attempt and the oft-expressed misgivings of friends and family.
Istanbul, coup or no coup, is a craaaazy place. Crazy and huge and bursting out all over with life and energy. The first time I heard the local muezzin call the faithful to prayer, I was standing on the balcony of our cozy rented apartment—what a beautiful sound. I knew at that moment we'd made the right decision to come. The fellow in our neighborhood had amazing pipes; it gave me goosebumps as I listened to that voice emanating from mounted loudspeakers, echoed and magnified by his colleagues in nearby districts.
I think of Istanbul and I recall the passages that led to impossibly narrow streets; I think of the sheer mass of people that a population of twenty million souls represents. And I shudder when I remember the absolutely insane cabdrivers, who sped through the streets, honking their horns, oblivious to any life forms that ventured into their path. Those dudes rarely applied their brakes and seemed positively contemptuous of pedestrians. Once, when Sherron and I were walking near the Gallery of Modern Art, we witnessed a brawl between two cabbies, a melee which quickly attracted the attention of the police. Their customers looking on in bemusement as the two men glared at each other, shirts ripped, fists clenched, cursing and gesticulating, the cops wisely keeping them separated. Murder in the air.
There's so much to see in Istanbul—this is a city that has played a central role in many important historical episodes; it has witnessed the rise and fall of great empires, flourishing and suffering by turns, the fate of any Eternal City.
We visited the magnificent Aya Sofia (aka Hagia Sophia), commissioned by Emperor Justinian and intended to be the most magnificent place of worship in the known world. The very quality of light seems different there—the way the beams penetrate from outside, imbuing the interior with a regal, exalted ambience. It was impressive to us but imagine the effect on pilgrims from bygone times, men and women from rustic, humble origins who were bound to be moved and awed when they walked through those massive doors and saw…this:
Aya Sofia, the Basilica Cistern, the Blue Mosque, the Hippodrome, the Grand Bazaar (with its famous book market)…so many different places to explore, each possessing its own special atmosphere and claim to fame (or infamy).
And then there was Troy…
(To be continued)
The Price of Independence
I recently "celebrated" my 52nd birthday and, not unusually, I think, spent part of the day musing and reflecting on my life arc, decisions made, paths chosen.
It can be a somber, sobering process, this kind of self-evaluation, and, inevitably, I get around to my writing.
Thirty years as a professional author and not much of a dent made. Black Dog Press, my imprint (described as a "micro-press" on my Saskatchewan business license) barely scrapes by. It's no coincidence that I usually publish my titles in the early spring, right after the annual check from the Public Lending Rights folks arrives. It just about pays for each new release.
And let's be honest, my books sell very modestly; outside a small coterie of readers, I am virtually unknown. I sent out something like 45 copies of my last book, Disloyal Son, to newspapers, magazines, assorted literary folk, receiving precisely three polite acknowledgements and no reviews. Not one. One mystery magazine emailed me, thanking me for sending a copy their way and offering to sell me a full-page ad that could maybe/possibly run in the same issue as the review (hint, hint). I didn't have money for the ad and they didn't end up publishing a review. It's the way things work these days. Kirkus Reviews? Publishers Weekly? For the right price you can commission a four-star review and laudatory blurbs…never mind that no one has even glanced at the book in question.
Publishing is a dirty business, there's no denying it.
And it's hard to stay positive, to keep on keeping on, when you know the deck is stacked, the marketplace flooded with a quarter million new releases every year, a clammer of dissonant voices begging to be heard, a hellish, caterwauling chorus.
But it's the work, that joyfulness I feel when everything is clicking, sentences and paragraphs almost being dictated to me, that's what makes it worthwhile. As long as I'm able to put pen to paper, as long as those words don't dry up, inspiration fleeing from me, I think I can endure almost anything.
Creation is everything to me. As soon as I'm done a project, I'm ready to move on, tackle another challenge. And that's why I don't spend much time mourning the poor sales of my last novel or short story collection, or grind my teeth down to the gums as I watch their rapid plummet to the bottom of Amazon's sales rankings. Those four-dollar royalty checks? Hey, bring 'em on.
Just…keep the words coming. In good times and bad. Darkness and light. Ecstasy and despair.
Anything but that screaming silence.
Enchanted days
This post is long overdue—hey, what can I tell you, it's been crazy around here. Like a zoo without keepers.
That nasty bout of sciatica (see: previous posts) threw off my summer schedule and I've been playing catch-up ever since. Summertime (for whatever reason) is the season when I usually bear down; most of the major projects I've undertaken in the past decade were initiated from June-August. Who can figure these things? You'd think I'd be more creative and productive during our infamously long Canadian winters but that just isn't the case. When the days heat up, so do I.
We've managed a fair amount of traveling, as you can tell from the accompanying pictures.
A trip to the sand hills (west side of the province, stretching from Leader, almost down to Swift Current) and we just got back from a few days at Waskesiu Lake (Prince Albert National Park) , hanging out with some people very dear to our hearts. Two very different ecosystems—we're blessed with a variety of them in this big, tall province of ours and Sherron and I are determined to visit as many as we can. I'd really like to get a good look at the huge sand dunes on the south side of Lake Athabasca but that's way up in the boonies, inaccessible to those whose wallets are on the thin side. I'm drawn to desert climes—there has to be a reason why three of the world's major religions have their origins in the dry, pitiless environs of the Middle East. Something about a wasteland, something to do with privation, life/existence whittled down to the bare minimum.
While I was prostrate with back pain there wasn't a whole lot I could manage. I either dozed (I was on quite a few pain killers), watched Adult Swim 'toons ("Rick & Morty" was a favorite distraction) on a borrowed iPad or roughed out storyboards for a couple of film projects I've been pondering for at least ten years. If I had to pick one thing to slot in at the top of my "bucket list", it would be writing and directing a full-length, independently produced movie. Both of my scenarios could be shot on a shoestring here in Saskatchewan and neither would be over 70 minutes long. If an hour and change was good enough for Val Lewton, it's good enough for me.
I won't go into detail, but one of them is intended as an homage to German "Expressionist" films of the 1920s and the other is an end-of-the-world saga that's also a nod to weird, obscure 1970s flix like Jodorowsky's "El Topo" and Monte Hellman's "The Shooting".
In other words, don't be expecting to see either movie coming to your local Cineplex or Galaxy any time soon.
But I felt it was important to at least get them down on paper so once I was able to sit at my desk again, I typed up my notes and concocted two film "treatments" (30 pages each) that summarized the plots and major characters. Done.
Now I find myself in a strange, unfamiliar place, at least as far as I'm concerned:
I have no pending projects, no looming deadlines, self-imposed or otherwise.
My desk is clear.
I can't recall this happening before. Now what do I do? Aye, that's the question…and over the coming weeks I'm going to be feeding a lot of ideas and odd notions into the ol' hopper. Possible stories, short films, visual projects (collages, etc.). I have no inkling of what I'm going to tackle next, not the slightest clue. That's exciting. And terrifying. Mostly terrifying. How does a workaholic keep from going absolutely bonkers when he has nothing to engage him? Well, if you're Sherlock Holmes, you might resort to a seven per cent solution of cocaine. That's not to my taste but the thought of just sitting around, doodling, allowing my mind to wander holds little appeal either (God knows where it might meander off to). So I think for the time being I'll be doing what I can to recharge my mental batteries by reading challenging books, watching good movies, feeding my imagination as many words and images as I can. Keeping it occupied, satisfying its insatiable curiosity.
I'm hoping the anxiety I experience as I anticipate the days ahead will fade. It's important to keep reassuring myself this is not a writing block, this is a fallow period following eighteen months of back-breaking labor on, count 'em, three major projects (including a tribute book I compiled for Sherron in honor of her 50th birthday in June). No matter what I undertake—a painting, a film, a poem—it will be a creative endeavour, an expression of my spirit. I must have faith that this brief pause is some sort of object lesson; perhaps it will inspire some humility (wouldn't that be nice?) or lead to a period of honest, unfiltered reflection. All the masks and pretensions stripped away, a ruthless appraisal of who I am and what I have or haven't achieved.
If I'm fortunate I'll come away with a clearer understanding of my purpose, the reason I'm here . 'Cause Mr. Dylan is right: "It may be the Devil or it may be the Lord/but we all gotta serve somebody".
Speaking of whom, it's high time I had a few words with the Boss, got some new marching orders. A whole different job description might be in order.
Just pray I don't get the sack…
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"Nostalgic" (poem for my sons)
Celebrating our 24th anniversary with a poem
The Egyptologist
for Sherron
no evidence of tampering
so it's your fingers
that finally suss out the complicated locks
admitting you to the last chamber
none have progressed as far
only one set of dusty footprints leading in
and it's you who first catches sight of me
sliding back the heavy lid, my coverlet
July 28, 2014
Two new poems
Let's say I do it, let's say, dearest,
I tear down this crummy, old fence
of ours—then what?
Do I replace it with another fence,
clean and white and perfectly straight,
the wood treated with poison
solvents to keep it from weathering?
Perhaps a higher fence, six feet
or more, the boards squeezed close
together to dissuade prying eyes;
a solid wall to keep others out.
If I plant some kind of hedge, caragana
or what have you, as has been suggested,
will I feel suitably secure (i.e. is such a flimsy
barrier a credible deterrent against thieves)?
The other option is to leave our backyard
wide open and accessible to the alley…but
I'm not comfortable with that.
I agree that our fence is worn out,
dilapidated, something of an eyesore;
I apologize if it embarrasses you.
But as I've just explained, it's no easy
matter replacing it—and some of your ideas
involve considerable expense. We must not
act hastily, allow emotion to over-rule reason.
I think for now I'll keep propping it up as best
I can, until a practical solution presents itself
or, more likely, the entire goddamned thing finally
collapses, defeated by a horde of years.
* * * * *
Apparently I suffered from a
"cute anxiety", that's what Miss Haynes,
the school counselor, told my mother,
which somehow explained the boils,
bed-wetting and frequent crying fits.
I remember wondering if this cuteness
was curable and how I got it when I
was such an ugly child, my sisters said
so, and no one else took my side or
stated a contrary view.
Mother's Day & various
I checked the interval since my last post and actually winced, a physical manifestation of my shame.
I must redouble my efforts at keeping this blog up to date. Maintaining contact with my fellow human beings. Not that my life is full of incident—that's part of the problem, I'm hard-pressed to come up with anything more interesting than Sat at desk, stared off into space, played shoegaze music until inspired to scribble a few words…
Writing that over and over again, like Jack Torrance in The Shining.
I've said it before but I'll repeat it for the sake of added emphasis: I have no life.
I did manage a trip in to Saskatoon to see a completely whacked film called "A Field in England", posting about it over at my film blog.
Reading lots. Music constantly thundering away in my office.
And…reflecting…yes, rather a lot of reflecting.
Think I'm still in the process of adjusting to our sons moving out, suffering a bit from "empty nest syndrome". Occasional bouts of loneliness and melancholia. This house seems awfully bloody empty some days. Feels like I'm transitioning into a new phase in my life, a fifty-something guy whose kids are no longer underfoot, suddenly free of many (not all) of the demands of parenthood. My role, my identity, has undergone a massive change in the past few months and it's going to take awhile, I think, before I feel comfortable in my skin again.
Will close off with something for the mothers out there—after all, it's your special day coming up on Sunday.
In his book In Praise of Love, Alain Badiou quotes from a letter philosopher Andre Gorz wrote to his wife, Dorine. It's one of the most beautiful statements on romantic love I've yet encountered, a paean to devotion and eternal, unbreakable bonds:
"You'll soon be eighty-two. You have shrunk six centimeters, you only weigh forty-five kilos yet you are as beautiful, gracious and desirable as ever. We have now lived together for fifty-eight years and I love you more than ever. In the hollow of my chest I can feel again that ravaging emptiness that can only be filled by the warmth of your body against mine."
Thank you to our wives and mothers, the wise women and brave sisters who give us life and protect us from the worst aspects of ourselves.
We celebrate and salute you.


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When is an alliance not an alliance? When it's led by Field Fisher Waterhouse (FFW).
Partners from the firm, along with those from the European Legal Alliance (ELA) it heads, will be jetting in to New York this month to beauty parade US firms. FFW partners have been doing this every other month for the past three years, building relationships and garnering referrals.
What's wrong with that? Nothing. But there seems to be just the slightest hint of paranoia about this latest trip. The New York jaunt is aimed at hunting down US technology and IP-focused firms with solid corporate practices to establish new relationships. As one member of the ELA's executive committee put it: "Not really a merger, but like the alliance is not a merger – a compromise between a merger and a network." Huh?
Mark Abell, head of the ELA committee, went to great pains last week to assure The Lawyer that neither FFW nor the ELA were about to strike a US merger deal. Or even formally add a US member to the alliance. They probably aren't even going to have coffee with anyone, just in case someone gets the wrong idea.
Now we at The Lawyer pride ourselves on our ability to read between the lines and decipher coded messages from cagey lawyers. But there was nothing particularly cryptic about one FFW partner's response to the question of whether the firm was in the US hunting for a merger: "You're pulling my leg. We've absolutely no desire to merge with a US firm. It would be madness. To make a formal alliance with a US firm would damage us commercially."
This didn't appear to bother arch rival Olswang, which last year struck an exclusive deal with Greenberg Traurig. Until that point it had been in a similar position to FFW – a UK firm servicing domestic clients with occasional needs out west.
The crunch for Olswang was when it became convinced that a single US alliance was far more effective than the scattergun approach. Now its mantra is that, in the US, out of sight really is out of mind. So be permanently visible.
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Golson leads No. 4 ND to 29-26, 3OT win over Pitt
Everett Golson scored on a quarterback sneak in the third overtime as No. 4 Notre Dame came back from a 14-point deficit to beat Pittsburgh 29-26 on Saturday and keep its hopes for a national championship alive.
Notre Dame (9-0) is off to its best start since 1993. Pitt (4-5) missed a potential game-winning field goal in overtime.
Golson re-entered the game after being replaced by Tommy Rees and threw an 11-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter as Notre Dame cut Pitt's lead to 20-12. Notre Dame's chances for a comeback appeared to end when Pitt cornerback K'Waun Williams intercepted a pass by Golson in the end zone.
But the Irish defense held, and Golson completed a 45-yard pass to DaVaris Daniels at the Pitt 5. Golson then threw a 5-yard touchdown pass and ran in for the two-point conversion to tie the game.
The Irish won despite Pitt's Ray Graham rushing for 172 yards, including runs of 55 and 48 yards.
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RL's WICKED Cheap 5-Case Five Star Baseball Team Break!
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Daaaamn. This break is gonna be sick. I'm guessing 1 bat knob, 2 books. LoL.
I'll do my best to join, we'll see how my bank account feels about it as time goes on. Nice break Ryan.
ill to 2 random in each box.
Ill take #9 in all 5 thanks.
[QUOTE=num1jrfan;3617724]ill to 2 random in each box.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=jhmini;3618023]Ill take #9 in all 5 thanks.[/QUOTE]
Got you both down!
Who else wants in - this break is going to be [B]wicked[/B] awesome!! :)!
Come on, Blowout - this is a cheap way to get into what's going to be an epic release of Five Star!!
I'll take a spot in the first case.
[QUOTE=mcgoo2;3624293]I'll take a spot in the first case.[/QUOTE]
Got you down!
Come on, Blowout, this is going to be the hot new release of the year!! $50 is CHEAP!!
I'll take spot #22 in each case..
[QUOTE=Swingman;3629088]I'll take spot #22 in each case..[/QUOTE]
All yours!
Who's next?! :)!
Come one guys, this product releases tomorrow! We need to strike while the iron is hot! I assure you, you'll regret not getting in this cheap!
Ill take #15 in a case. Thanks!
[QUOTE=Zoop;3636084]Ill take #15 in a case. Thanks![/QUOTE]
You're in! :)!
Come on guys, have you seen some of the stuff being pulled in the Box Breaks section?!
Anyone. Bueller. Bueller.
i wonder if this is going through
Might need to consolidate it down to a single case?
Still thinking about it....
[QUOTE=Zoop;3652677]Might need to consolidate it down to a single case?[/QUOTE]
It wouldn't help the cost.
[QUOTE=JFray;3652772]Still thinking about it....[/QUOTE]
Less thinking, more joining! ;)
Right, but it wouldn't hurt the cost either, I presume? I'm just thinking we'd be close to full for one case.
[QUOTE=Zoop;3655520]Right, but it wouldn't hurt the cost either, I presume? I'm just thinking we'd be close to full for one case.[/QUOTE]
Good point!
So far, those of you that have signed up, If we condensed this break to 1 case (3 boxes), would you keep the same number of overall slots? If not, how many would you take?
If everyone keeps the same number, we will actually be close to 2 cases!
it depends. how much would a spot be then? if it was only one case. i would want less then 10 spots. probly like 2-3 for a case.
Id prob just do 2 spots for right now if we did 1 case and I think that would be a better idea so we can get one filled.
if we do just one case i'd like 7, 13, 24
Ok guys, OP has been updated to reflect a single case!
Who else wants in?! Have you guys seen the hits coming out of this!
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Caroline, if you want more info. on treadling it, PM BoJangles. She treadles a 319.
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
I suppose you could turn any table with a front door cover into a table with a hand hole if you have a good saw and good aim...
NEVER let a sewing machine know you are in a hurry.
good mothers let you lick the beaters - great mothers turn it off first
My DD picked up the 306M for me yesterday. She needs a new motor belt as the one that is on her is very loose. After plugging her in I briefly gave her a test drive. All operating systems appear to be good and the light works. I am REALLY loving this sewing machine already. The serial number is MB695187 (I have checked that number three times already to make sure). Interesting serial number though. I could not find any reference to the serial number letters of MB on the ISMACS site. What other information I did find was the the K's were made in Kilbowie and the W's were made in Germany. So, where was this one made and when? In the area where it says where it was made has been hacked off. Another mystery! I will be posting pics later today when DD comes over to bring the head upstairs for me. I think it is one of the heaviest machine heads that I now own.
Sweet Caroline
I like your set up CD. Simple and uncomplicated. I do have a set of irons from a treadle cabinet that arrived at my house in shattered pieces. Long story on that one. The sewing machine was an 1893 model 28 and a surprise gift from my son in California and was delivered by my ex who knew NOTHING about transporting a vintage sewing machine and cabinet. The Wheels are turning in my brain right now.
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Caroline, I have my 319w in treadle and it is my go to machine. I do a lot of piecing with mine, mending, whatever needs to be done because that machine is always out and ready to go! The 319 is a really easy machine to work with. The only difference between the 319 and your 306 is the stitches. The 319 has some built in cam stitches, where your 306 does not. Otherwise they are the same machine as Candace said. The 'L' bobbins are available from Sew Classic as are the needles - I am pretty sure that is where I got mine!
The top shown on it is from a Singer Model 56 Electric Cabinet. I tend to like Singers, so it's the top that I use the most. I used the extension leaf of that cabinet for my second top, and left it solid with only a belt slot cut in it. I'm experimenting with making a treadle serger (Bernette 203 3-thread). I haven't gotten the bugs out of that setup yet. I'm also hoping to use the solid top to experiment with a table-top style freearm machine (National Model J) that I have.
The main thing that I was going for with this MUTT was portability and a small "foot print". I use it in show booths, at the shop to test operate serviced machines, and at home to limber up the heads that I collect for myself. Being a SM collector, there's never much room for another treadle, so I needed to keep it compact but yet still functional.
Ed. - This photo is when I was using it in a booth to sew wind socks at a Fair last year.
CD in Oklahoma
Last edited by ThayerRags; 12-20-2012 at 08:25 AM.
The portability of my MUTT includes quick setup and tear-down too. Since there's no reason to ever have to fold the machine down, the machine is simply setting loose on the hinge pins. No need to tighten grub screws. When tear-down time comes, de-rail the belt, slip the belt off of the head, tip the head back slightly, and lift. Tuck the belt into the stand to keep it secure, and the head and stand are both ready to be moved. Setup goes as quickly in reverse.
One of the reasons that I chose a 306W for use in our booths was because it's got an aluminum body and is light-weight for a full-sized ZZ machine. I can carry the machine back and forth to the parking lot with one hand.
One of the reasons that I picked a pressed steel treadle stand was also because of weight. With the short top on it, I gather up the treadle by the flywheel end with a hand truck and take off with it. When I get to the parking lot, it's easier to load than a cast iron one.
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Jan 24, 2008 at 10:41 am #1226911
I'm being utterly ravaged by poison oak; I had to soak the bandages off my legs to remove them this morning. It's downright medical journal material.
But I'm freaked out about oils possibly remaining on my gear. Specifically: pack (Jam2), and my bag (WM, down), and shoes (Inov-8). The rest is machine washable. I've got my Tecnu at the ready. Unfortunately, that wasn't so handy in Big Sur last weekend. ::sigh:: I'm so miserable right now.
EDIT: I just realized this isn't the proper forum. Oh well.Jan 24, 2008 at 11:02 am #1417513
larry savageMember
@pyeyoLocale: pacific northwest
First let me say I'm really sorry, any poisan oak story I'd tell you pales to what you are feeling.
Tecno is the product to use,in this neck of the woods we presoak our Carhart coveralls with it before we wash them, do not wash with other clothes and run an empty cycle afterwards,where gloves when handling clothing or tools, packs, etc.
If you look the active ingrdients in Tecno is mineral spirits and alcohols along with soap and a surfactant, before Tecno came along we'd wipe everthing down with rubbing alcohol and then wash in strong soap.
Good luck, much empathy.Jan 24, 2008 at 11:24 am #1417519
Ben 2 WorldBPL Member
@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Sorry to hear that, Michael!
Pack, bag and shoes are all washable — just not machine washable. You can have the bag washed professionally if you are nervous about washing it yourself. I believe REI provides this service at reasonable cost.
In addition to washing clothing and gear (as above) — wash/wipe anything and everything that you or your clothing may have come in contact with!
An acquaintance of mine suffered through the horror — only to have a whole another relapse! Culprit — her car. All that's needed is minute oil residue on the car upholstery, steering wheel, door handles, etc. — so clean thoroughly all throughout.Jan 24, 2008 at 11:57 am #1417527
Denis HazlewoodBPL Member
@redleaderLocale: Luxury-Light Luke on the Llano Azul
I believe Big Sur translates as "Poison Oak". A bunch of us got it the last time we were there. We hiked past tons of the nasty plant on the way in. It rained the night before we hiked out and the added weight of the rain water on the leaves bent the branches down onto the trail. We couldn't get through without pushing the branches out of the way. It was pretty terrible.
Years ago there was a product called Ivy-All. You added drops to juice and drank it every day for a week. After that you took it once a month. It provided immunity from Poison Oak and Ivy. I used it for years, purchased a case every year, and required all of my surveyors to use it.
I tried to get some a few years ago. The Pharmacist said the FDA realized that the manufacturer didn't have FDA approval (though the stuff had been on the market for over 30 years) and ordered the manufacturer to cease-and-desist.
Your Tax Dollars at work.Jan 24, 2008 at 12:16 pm #1417533
What about the down bag? I've only had my sleeping bags "professionally" cleaned by a gear shop. Can I get away with wiping the outside with Tecnu?
EDIT: I'll have the bag cleaned by REI or A16, I'm not taking any chances. Thanks for the reminder about all the possible contact areas, e.g. car.Jan 24, 2008 at 3:30 pm #1417572
Vick HinesMember
@vickrhinesLocale: Central Texas
For years, I have just eaten a few of the new leaves of poison ivy every spring when they first come out. Ivy-All may have been an extract. For some reason, this confers immunity for a year.Jan 25, 2008 at 7:04 am #1417655
Joshua MitchellMember
@jdmitchLocale: Kansas
Wow… Vick… You're braver than I. But then again, when I was young / adolescent I had HUGE skin senstivities (my first exposure to PI was through the pollen in the air because I knew what it looked like and knew not to touch it… anyhow my face swelled up so bad I think people wondered if they should call social services… I couldn't see out of one eye and could barely see out of the other).
Anyhow, I couldn't stomach the risk of ingesting the stuff…Jan 25, 2008 at 9:52 am #1417685
larry savageMember
@pyeyoLocale: pacific northwest
Vick's drastic, brave, and a few other adjectives, method sounds like a homespun form of homeopathy where you take a minute aqmount of something to intiate an immune response.
The next question is whether there is indeed a homeopathic compound for poisan oak,sumac, and ivy.Jan 25, 2008 at 10:23 am #1417688
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Yes there are homeo products for ivy. I use hyland's ivy/oak pills.
Cal Aloe is a natural calamine lotion which I've had great success with putting the itch at bay for a good nights sleep.
For a homespun trick try these two after the oak has set in:
1. Moisten a cloth with apple cider vinegar and gently saturate the infected areas. This will keep all itching at bay for 4-8 hours. Be sure to really get the liquid in there good.
2. Put the hottest water you can safely stand on it until the itch sensation goes away. I do this twice daily. It is the most amazing sensation – akin to an orgasm. Does not make it spread but paradoxically removes any itch for 4-8 hours. This may sound crazy but this is actually the same technique Chinese medicine aka Acupuncture suggests. Except they would use a compound of herbs boiled in water then applied hot to the skin inside a cloth. Heat extracts heat (pulls the itch out) whereas our intuition says put cold on it, but this pushes the itch back in.
Also, ivyblock is the only FDA approved ivy/oak preventative, it's not homeo, though it is marketed by a homeo company:
I've used everything mentioned here numerous times over the years living on the California coast. I can attest for my part, nothing has ever worked to fully keep it from breaking out, but that the techniques listed above significantly reduce the pain and suffering for me compared to what it was like before with no treatment other than calamine lotion.Jan 25, 2008 at 10:45 am #1417693
Ivy All-your bringing up ancient history. By the way that stuff has been off the market for at least 30 years. I worked for an oil pipeline company back in the Midwest during the summers while in college and at the suggestion of my dad, would start Ivy All drops about a month before school was out. I caught poison ivy without even touching it and suffered some fairly terrible episodes but Ivy All changed all that and allowed me to get through the summers without problems. It worked.Jan 25, 2008 at 10:45 am #1417694
Paul TreeMember
@paul_treeLocale: Wowwww
I ran a group through there, none of us got oakie tho, probably because we all jumped in the water and washed off soon enough after exposure. Maybe luck?
Here's a great web site about it:
http://www.knoledge.org/oak/Jan 25, 2008 at 10:49 am #1417695
Rick DreherBPL Member
@halfturboLocale: Northernish California
Hi Michael,
My sympathies on your affliction. Awful, awful stuff :-(
Detergent and water should clear the urushiol from your gear. Everything you list (okay, not the car) will run through a front-load washer on gentle cycle. At least that's been my experience. Goes in nasty; comes out clean. If you're hinky about doing so with your bag (understandable) make sure you let the cleaners know it's contaminated–not only to protect their employees but also so they choose an effective method.
I found this reference on our oaky friend, for the curious.Jan 25, 2008 at 11:17 am #1417704
Joshua GilbertMember
@joshcgil2Locale: Seattle
When my mother was pregnant with me, my father was a surveyor in PA, where there is poison ivy galore. My mother is really sensitive to it and would get the rash from washing my dads clothes, so she started taking the ivy all.
I don't get poison ivy rashes, I can roll in the stuff without any affect, probably as a result of my prenatal treatment.Jan 25, 2008 at 11:45 am #1417706
Andrew RichardsonMember
@arichardson6Locale: North East
Pretty cool Joshua. I do not (read: I have not) gotten poison ivy though I have certainly touched it and even rubbed my buddies rash one time just to check.
That being said, I was young and stupid and I would not take these risks anymore! I've heard that you can be immune one day and get it the next. So for now, I just stay thankful that I have never gotten it, even when others on the trip got it.
However, my mom wasn't drinking any Ivy all while she was pregnant, so maybe you ARE immune!Jan 25, 2008 at 12:03 pm #1417707
Joshua GilbertMember
@joshcgil2Locale: Seattle
I wouldn't try it now. I've heard the same thing about immunity dissapearing, and I'd hate to find out the truth of that the hard way.
Luckily the leaves of three are not so common in WA (they may not be here at all, I've never seen them, come to think of it.) so I won't find out the hard way.Jan 25, 2008 at 1:07 pm #1417711
Ryan LukeMember
@rlukeLocale: Atlanta (missing CA)
I used to be immune to poison ivy. I found out the hard (and painful:) way that immunity can fade!
After figuring out what had happened (evidently too late to prevent a rash breaking out), I soaked all my stuff in isopropyl alcohol (from a spray bottle), wiped it down, and let it air out on my back deck. I then washed the washable items and ran an empty cycle after the contaminated load. I have had no subsequent breakouts.
This took a great deal of alcohol (isopropyl and bourbon:), but it did the trick.Jan 25, 2008 at 2:38 pm #1417717
Hey Ben, I called REI and they forwarded me to the business who services their gear (or at least does the cleaning). I spoke with them, they're in Highland Park, and they do cleaning, repair and alterations. I decided to let them handle the bag, they can turn around within a week.
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On the Poison Oak note: this is my 6th exposure and I can attest to the truth that it gets worse and worse with each round. Half the circumference of my thigh, from groin to knee is a nearly solid surface of rash and weeping boils, with large sections along my calf and shin. There's a few minor outbreaks elsewhere. My left forearm has a 1"x10" patch. I surrendered today, after 5 days, and took my first dose of Prednisone. Though I really wanted to avoid it.
I can imagine the real possibilities of taking small doses of the young plant, or this other extract mentioned, and acquiring a level of temporary immunity. But at my level of susceptibility, the idea of ingesting it scares the crap out of me.
Thanks everyone, for your kind thoughts and advice.
Oh, and thanks Rick, I warned the cleaner about the poison oak.Jan 25, 2008 at 3:00 pm #1417720
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@sarbarLocale: In the shadow of Mt. Rainier
I met a guy a number of years ago who had gotten P. Oak so many times he had scars up and down his legs. Yikes!
For us in Washington? Be careful! It grows down near the Columbia River quite heartily. Also on the Oregon side as well. It also exists in the Olympics on the Eastern side.Jan 25, 2008 at 3:50 pm #1417726
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@ben2worldLocale: So Cal
Drunk drivers, deadbeat dads, out-of-control celebs, paparazzis, drugged-out athletes and illegal aliens — all should be put to work clearing out poison oaks and ivies! That should be more than enough manpower.Jan 25, 2008 at 4:10 pm #1417729
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What a great idea. There would be enough manpower left over to clean the restrooms at all the PCT trail heads.Jan 25, 2008 at 4:35 pm #1417733
Brian ULMember
@maynard76Locale: New England
I m not aware if it grows out west but "jewelweed" aka "touch-me-not" usaually grows next to or near poison ivy. If you suspect that you have been exposed you can just crush a hand full and rub it on the exposed areas, it will at least control the breakout so its not as harsh.
To make a stronger treatment just boil some jewelweed tea soak it in some rags and clean/soak the affected areas. You can also drink it, some claim imunity from drinking it but I doubt it. By the way it works on all kinds of skin irritaions.Jan 25, 2008 at 5:22 pm #1417738
Interesting, Brian. So, Jewelweed is not to be found on the West Coast, and doesn't cultivate or transplant well. But there's mention that Impatiens (walleriana) come from the same family Balsaminaceae, and those are easily grown here as a decorative, flowering garden plant. These Impatiens should carry similar properties though probably with less effectiveness. I'll have to try that next time.
BTW, 5 hours after my first 20MG of Prednisone: the weeping has stopped and I can fully extend my leg from the knee. I shouldn't have waited 5 days. But the steroids are a rather extreme measure, I think.
-MichaelJan 25, 2008 at 5:26 pm #1417740
Michael DavisMember
@mad777Locale: South Florida
Here is a couple of pictures of jewelweed:Jan 26, 2008 at 2:38 pm #1417815
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Hey Michael, I was on your trip to Big Sur with you. I only got a few small isolated rashes. I think pants would have helped a lot. Especially in the winter when the oak is harder to identify. Maybe bringing the Tecnue soap with you on the trip would also have helped.I hope that didn't totally turn you off to Ventana.There are trails that are more cleared and easier to hike.See you next weekend in Yosemite.
JoshJan 26, 2008 at 2:57 pm #1417818
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I am planning on hiking the PCT this summer and have not really considered the hazards of poison oak. Is it avoidable along the trails or is it easy to brush up against it? I am not a big fan of wearing pants while hiking, should I get used to it?
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When my Southern Baptist friends read press accounts of news or statements coming from the Vatican, they sometimes write me saying, "what fresh hell is this? Was Jack Chick right? Is the Vatican a bunch of commies?"
And I always have to remind them to "ignore the headlines; the headlines are about the press framing their preferred narrative, because they know that two days of blaring headlines promoting one narrative will completely overshadow perceptions and set it in stone. Wait three or four days for the media "clarifications" that will more accurately reflect the story — but you'll have to look for them, yourself, because the press won't be running clarifications in 30 point bold pica on the front page and above the fold. Check toward the lost puppy section of the paper."
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Just last year, we watched the mainstream media go bonkers over Pope Benedict's musings about the few and rare possible justifications for condom use — the headlines blared shouting, "the Pope says condoms okay!" — but there was very little consideration of what we might call "papal nuance," and it took the strenuous work of many Catholics in alternative media to stop that overblown narrative from fully taking hold in the public mind.
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A fundamental lesson in church-related stories: Pope is not "the Vatican" and "the Vatican" is not the pope; the Curia is not the Bishop of Rome and while they are usually in sync, their pronouncements are separate and distinct; it may seem like a small point, but — for the sake of accuracy and understanding — provenance should always be clear; when one sounds a tone-deaf notes the other should not bear the burden, and when one plays a thing sweetly, the other should not get the credit. Today's paper on financial reform was released not by Benedict but by The Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace. This is an outreach and communications entity — just like the Pontifical Council for Social Communications or the Pontifical Council for Culture.
I have not — unfortunately — had a chance to read the full document; it's not that long but time has been at a premium, but my advice to those concerned by the headlines is to do what I do: first, read the thing for yourself; don't let someone else read it for you and then tell you what to think about it. Then, because these documents do tend to be dense, look for analysis from knowledgeable (not sensational, not prominent, not even "familiar" but knowledgeable) Catholics who have demonstrated they can be trusted to make a fair and thoughtful representation of the documents contents. I have come to greatly trust Austen Iverleigh, John Allen, David Gibson and Archbishop Timothy Dolan for competent and fair analysis, so I eagerly await their thoughts.
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Despite the Catholic Left's excited hyperventilating that the document released today by the Pontifical Council for Justice and Peace (PCJP) would put the Church "to the left of Nancy Pelosi" on economic issues, more careful reading of "Towards Reforming the International Financial and Monetary Systems in the Context of Global Public Authority" soon indicates that it reflects rather conventional contemporary economic thinking. Unfortunately, given the uselessness of much present-day economics, that's not likely to make it especially helpful in thinking through some of our present financial challenges.
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jtgoguen commented on 2017-03-15 23:08
maximiliankaul commented on 2017-02-26 17:55
I think `asio` should be in the dependencies of this package. Until 0.13 that is ;)
vri commented on 2015-10-21 06:58
Thanks for the hint; done.
htfy96 commented on 2015-10-21 04:14
I recommend the source should be changed to http://downloads.cpp-netlib.org/0.11.2/cpp-netlib-0.11.2-final.tar.gz , because 1) 0.11.2 has been released 2) the official site is more reliable while googleapis.com is blocked in my country :(
vri commented on 2014-12-26 22:10
Updated to 0.11.1
vri commented on 2014-10-29 19:05
@mauritiusdadd: thanks for figuring this out. Updated accordingly.
mauritiusdadd commented on 2014-10-24 16:18
Hi, it seems that the file 'cppnetlibTargets-noconfig.cmake' contains references to the $pkgdir and this makes the cmake find_package function unusable (take a look to this thread in the Arch forum [1]).
In order to fix this issue, you may want to add the following code at the end of the package() function
for _file in $(find ${pkgdir}/usr/lib/cmake/cppnetlib -type f -name "*.cmake");
sed -i -e "s|${pkgdir}/usr/lib64|${_basedir}/usr/lib|g" $_file
[1] https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=188854
vri commented on 2014-02-08 15:13
@plaristote: sorry, I must have missed your comment. Not installing any libs is not normal, and was due to what dimka mentioned. Should be solved in latest version.
vri commented on 2014-02-08 15:10
Updated to latest version, now builds shared libs only.
dimka commented on 2014-02-01 09:46
You should add options=(staticlibs) to PKGBUILD in order for the static libs to be installed to /usr/lib (this option is now disabled by default).
plaristote commented on 2013-11-14 17:34
I just made a 'pacman -Ql cpp-netlib' and found that no libraries were installed.
The package only installed headers and the liscence. Is that normal ?
HateJacket commented on 2013-09-06 13:29
Works fine now with boost-libs-static from here. Seems i mis-deleted my comment while correcting a double post too, sorry about that lol.
vri commented on 2013-09-05 07:06
This package should install to /usr/include/boost directly, as was rightfully noticed by HateJacket. Updated.
HateJacket commented on 2013-09-04 16:08
Is it just me, or does this install to the wrong location? It should install to /usr/include, to accompany the boost headers...
vri commented on 2013-08-28 19:28
Updated; thanks for your feedback. Would you please also provide your patch upstream?
nullptr commented on 2013-08-27 19:44
It looks like cpp-netlib needs the following patch applied for http clients to compile correctly on my machine.
--- cpp-netlib-0.10.1/boost/network/protocol/http/client/options.hpp 2013-07-04 11:56:18.000000000 -0400
+++ /usr/include/cpp-netlib/boost/network/protocol/http/client/options.hpp 2013-08-27 15:00:57.898803862 -0400
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@
swap(cache_resolved_, other.cache_resolved_);
swap(follow_redirects_, other.follow_redirects_);
swap(openssl_certificate_, other.openssl_certificate_);
- swap(openssl_verify_path, other.openssl_verify_path_);
+ swap(openssl_verify_path_, other.openssl_verify_path_);
swap(io_service_, other.io_service_);
vri commented on 2013-04-01 20:47
Thanks for your hint. Arch Boost no longer ships static libraries and the tests linked statically to the boost libs. I upgraded PKGBUILD such that it adapts CMakeList.txt files to link dynamically (excluded one test).
plaristote commented on 2013-03-30 19:24
Hey ! The package broke with today's Boost update.
CMake can't find Boost anymore.
plaristote commented on 2013-03-30 18:45
Hey ! The package broke with today's Boost update.
CMake can't find Boost anymore.
vri commented on 2012-08-14 13:19
Seems to work again...
ndowens commented on 2011-06-11 00:44
0.9.0 version doesnt work, not upgrading


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