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Mike Crowl has published articles, a weekly newspaper column, blog posts, and short stories. He is also as a composer of songs and piano pieces, and has taken part in several theatrical productions in the 21st century.
His first book - Grimhilda! - was based on the musical of the same name that he and Cherianne Parks wrote and presented in 2012. It was published as an e-book early in 2014. Later that year it was followed by a 'sort of sequel': The Mumbersons and the Blood Secret.
Between these two books for children he produced Diary of a Prostate Wimp, a non-fiction title. It's based on Crowl's experiences of having a prostate operation, with its attendant joys and woes, and has encouraged a number of men facing similar issues.
Mike's third children's book, The Disenchanted Wizard, was published in February 2017.
Crowl has been happily married for over forty years, has five grown-up children and twelve grandchildren. Though born in Melbourne, Australia, he has lived most of his life in Dunedin, New Zealand.


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Horizon Charters History – 1979 to Present
Founded in 1971 by the husband and wife team of Lou and Sandy Grivetto, the Horizon Charters of today only slightly resembles the original version.
1971 – 1979
Our company's humble beginning started in 1971 with the 46′ fishing vessel named 'Alicia'. Working together onboard the boat, Lou at the helm and Sandy serving up fine food to hungry fisherman, 'Alicia' was primarily utilized for overnight sportfishing excursions to the fish rich grounds off of the coast of Southern California and Northern Baja, Mexico.
Amazingly enough, 'Alicia' is still in service for a different sportfishing company in San Diego, located on the same pier that we tie up our vessels.
1981 – 1989
The winds of change were in the air and opportunity was calling. We purchased the 65′ fishing vessel 'Horizon', and Horizon Charters started to take shape. Scuba diving was added to our repertoire in 1982 with 3-tank and overnight trips to the local Coronado Islands, Point Loma Kelp Beds and San Clemente Island.
In 1980, a two day weekend trip was a long live aboard affair. We were still in the era of the horse collar buoyancy compensator. Dive computers were in the near future with the 'Orca' and 'Edge' making their way onto the boat early in the decade.
Our first long live aboard dive adventure into Baja came in 1985. We ventured south to Isla San Martin and visited the offshore pinnacle of Ben's Rock. We were exploring territory that had rarely been dived which set the stage for future ventures into Baja's waters.
Lou and Sandy continued to take fisherman to the offshore grounds as well. 'Horizon' afforded more comfort and range than 'Alicia', therefore business improved as our seasonal venture moved more year-round.
In 1987 Greg, Lou and Sandy's son, earned his captains license and joined his dad at the helm.
1989 – 1995
In 1989, after 10 successful years onboard the 65-foot 'Horizon', it was time to expand. A beautiful 80-foot vessel had recently joined the San Diego fishing fleet and was up for sale. With the new larger, more comfortable 'Horizon', our future was clearer than ever!
That same year we made our first exploratory excursion to Islas San Benito to investigate possible future dive destinations. What we found on that trip was a pristine marine environment that was so diverse that we made the decision on the spot to start offering live aboard adventures to this destination. Few divers had ever been to the Baja coast and offshore islands. We wanted to show the world what we'd found and within two years were offering trips to Isla San Benito, Isla Guadalupe and other points south.
Greg took over the helm of Horizon in 1991 and slowly started the transformation of 'Horizon' to a full time live aboard dive vessel. In Greg's first year as captain he navigated 'Horizon' the full length of the Baja peninsula with 24 eco adventurers for a 12-day expedition to witness a solar eclipse at Isla Cerralvo in the Sea of Cortes. This adventure was very pivotal in forming many of the philosophies that we, to this day, adhere to.
In 1995, we brought a second vessel into our fleet, the 85 foot 'Ocean Odyssey'. Her primary function was to take sportsfisherman to the fantastic southern California tuna fishing, with a smattering of scuba trips to round out the itinerary.
1996 – 1999
The second half of the 90's were hopping! Horizon was removed from fishing service and converted to a full time live aboard dive vessel. 'Ocean Odyssey' continued as our fishing platform and scuba vessel. This arrangement worked well within our system and kept Horizon Charters diversified.
Research took precedence in 1998 as 'Horizon', in cooperation with the University of California Santa Barbara and Dr. Milton Love, spent 17 days onboard during the early fall to tackle a number of projects along the coast of northern Baja. The 24 researchers onboard gathered vital information concerning:
- Deep water rockfish stocks
- California Sheephead fishery
- Kelp bass and spotted bay bass stocks
- El Nino and its effects upon a temperate environment
Due to that years El Nino event, Numerous tropical species were witnessed out of range and one very rare rockfish was captured. One of only two to have been captured up to that point. The information gathered on
this venture was also shared with the Mexican fisheries department as Mexico had two representatives from its Fish and Game department onboard.
As the new millennium approached, we found that large animals were roaming the waters at a place that we had been exploring for 6 years. These animals were historically at this place, yet the numbers that were being reported were out of the ordinary.
The new millennium would once again bring the face of change to Horizon Charters.
1999 – 2005
Late summer of 2001 brought many changes to the way we all looked at life. On that fateful September day not only was all of America glued to the events taking place in New York City, but we were glued to the events that were taking place in front of our own bubbly eyes at Guadalupe Island. Great white sharks, in great numbers had moved in, and we were at the forefront of exploration. The era of great white shark cage diving had arrived. Not one to tout our accomplishments, we laid low and enjoyed the beauty of these amazing animals. We visited Guadalupe Island three times that fall in search of the mighty great white and were amazed to find these animals willing to allow us to witness their beauty on every occasion. Something unheard of in other parts of the world.
To briefly stand proud, Horizon Charters was the first commercial live aboard company to introduce eco-tour live-aboard shark diving to Isla Guadalupe. We feel lucky to have been there first and will always savor that moment when the first shark arrived to our amazement.
During the summer of 2000 and the spring of 2001, 'Horizon' and 'Ocean Odyssey' were re-powered with more environmentally friendly engines. We decreased our fuel consumption by 15% while our emissions were reduced by over 60%. Modern technology, an amazing thing!
Welcome to the future of live aboard diving! Nitrox was added to 'Horizon' in the spring of 2003. Our membrane system was and is still on the cutting edge of Nitrox safety. No blending here, we pull the nitrogen out of the air to give you up to a 36% oxygen mix.
During that same year, 'Ocean Odyssey' joined 'Horizon' at Guadalupe Island for the great white shark dive season.
The Present
The second half of the millenniums first decade looks to be as exciting as the first. Horizon Charters commitment to safety, service and the environment is unwavering. For 2008 we will be growing our quiver of
itineraries to include the untouched Alijos Rocks, The southern Channel Islands, which is quite often called California's Galapagos, and Baja are prime for exploration and we will be taking you there for many years to come.
What of the future? The environments outlook is bright, and we will continue to do our part to educate all of our guests of the responsibility that we must shoulder.
Do we have anything new to offer in the upcoming years? The answer is "Yes." It will be soon revealed and it IS exciting!
Stay tuned, we look forward to seeing you on board!

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Cheap, Easy, Low-waste Bookshelf Plans
Introduction: Cheap, Easy, Low-waste Bookshelf Plans
Build an easy, portable 3' x 8' wooden bookshelf in about 20 minutes, with a minimum of tools and less than 1% waste, for about $60. The basic concept can be modified to create any size shelf system needed.
For a similar bed see: https://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-easy-low-waste-platform-bed/
For a similar dining table see: https://www.instructables.com/id/Cheap-easy-low-waste-trestle-table/
As a professional carpenter, furniture maker, and designer/builder, I see a lot of home carpentry projects that are grossly overbuilt and over-engineered. One of the goals of this Instructable is to avoid the unnecessary overbuilding that I frequently see on this site, and that I see every day working in the residential construction industry. Many of the building methods we (in the US) use today are horribly wasteful despite the advances that have been made in materials science and structural engineering, because most people in the residential building industry, from architects and engineers to carpenters, are mired in tradition, doing things a certain way "because that is how it has always been done", rather than consulting the best available science, or even questioning their own assumptions about "the right way to do it". I don't intend to knock tradition, either. Many of the tricks, techniques, and tools that I use daily are definitely "old-school", but seem to have been forgotten.
Thanks to my father for introducing me to this style of shelving, and who built a particularly fine example (using stained fir 2x4s and 2x12s, black washers, and brass acorn nuts) which is at least 25 years old and still in use.
Step 1: Tools and Materials
You will need:
(4) 8' 1x8 #2 and better pine
(2) 12' 1x4 #2 and better pine
(16) 9-3/8" long pieces of 1/4-20 all-thread rod (about 13')
(32) 1-1/4" fender washers
(32) 1/4-20 "acorn" or "cap" nuts
(1) 1/4-20 wingnut
My material cost was:
Lumber $39.62
Hardware $18.24
Total: $57.86
Hand or power saw for wood
Hand or power saw for metal
(You can often have these items cut for a minimal fee at your local lumberyard)
Tape measure
9/32" drill bit for wood
Two 7/16" wrenches, or two adjustable wrenches, or a 7/16" wrench and a 7/16" socket and driver
Awl, nail, or centerpunch
Step 2: Measure, Measure, Mark, and Cut
Yes, measure twice. As you can see from the photo, there is very little waste.
Trim the 1x8 boards to 8' exactly.
From each of the 1x4 boards, cut (4) 35-3/4" pieces for a total of (8)
Cut the all-thread into (16) 9-3/8" segments.
Before cutting each section of all-thread, run the wingnut onto the rod. After cutting the rod,remove the wingnut over the cut end to "chase" (repair) the threads.
You should also double-check the length of your all-thread rods. I'd dummy one up and try it out before cutting all of them. It needs to be just long enough to catch a couple of threads and snug down without punching out through the cap nut. The actual "cap" portion of cap nuts is fairly thin, and if the all-thread is even a bit too long it will punch through the end when you snug it up.
Step 3: Layout and Drill
Lay out one of the 1x4 pieces for drilling:
Holding the tape in your left hand, and hooking the end of the tape on the right-hand end of the board, mark:
Next, mark 1-3/4" (the center line) across the board at each previous mark, and use a nail, awl, or centerpunch to dimple the wood and guide the bit.
Using the 9/32" bit, drill completely through the 1x4 at the four marked locations. Try to keep the hole as straight as possible, although a high degree of precision isn't necessary.
Step 4: Repeat
Using the first piece drilled as a guide, drill the remaining seven pieces. Use a clamp, or just your hands, to keep the first "template" piece aligned with each successive piece. Use the same template piece for the other seven.
If you wish to have a more finished appearance (hah!) now is the time to sand, stain, and seal your work. It will be much easier to do it now, before the piece is assembled.
Step 5: Assemble
Refer to the photos and the PDF.
Place lengths of all-thread through the top and bottom holes on two pairs of 1x4s.
Place a washer and a nut on each end of each length of all-thread. Note: washers have a "belly" formed when they are punched out of the sheet of metal. Like a biscuit or cookie, the top edge is slightly rounded, and the bottom edge is a bit rough. Pay attention to the belly, placing the rough edge against the wood, and the smooth edge out. Pro.
Place the top and bottom shelves into position on top of the all thread, leaving 2" extending out past the uprights. The uprights clamp or pinch the shelves in place, so gently snug the nuts down to keep it all together.
Assemble the other pairs of uprights in place around the top and bottom shelves, leaving 26" between the uprights.
Fill all of the remaining holes with all-thread and loosely attach the nuts and washers.
Thread the remaining two shelves down the length of the unit, on top of the all-thread, and "snap" them into place.
A scrap block and a hammer may be necessary to "snap them" down.
Check the shelf assembly for square by measuring it for corner to corner. If the two measurements are the same, it is square.
Tighten all of the nuts, using, simultaneously, your tool of choice on each end of each rod. Just snug them up; it is not necessary to get them "gorilla" tight.
Tightening the nuts clamps the uprights against the shelves, holding them in place and providing shear strength (through friction) for the whole assembly. I know of an 8' tall, 12' long version of these shelves that has survived a few minor earthquakes while fully loaded with hundreds of books. Once the nuts are tightened on my smaller versions, I (all 240lbs of me) have a very hard time "racking" the shelves by pushing on one end of them in an attempt to get them to collapse: I can't.
This bookshelf is fantastic. It is sturdy, attractive.. The hardest part was cutting the threaded steel rod by hand, and finding the appropriate hardware at the hardware store. I ended up having to go to the store twice to get parts when I miscalculated what I would need. There was a very specific space in my wall I needed the shelf to fit in, so I ended up altering the plans slightly to fit my needs.
I used pine since it was cheap, but paid a little extra to get some high quality straight boards for the shelves. I sealed it with some very transparent glossy stain. I managed to build this without any saw horse or woodworking table by cutting the boards with a hand saw, and drilling the holes with my cordless drill in my small kitchen, using storage totes as tables. I accidentally drilled into my kitchen floor a bit when drilling the holes. Don't tell my landlord! That was super derpy of me, but it allowed me to work on it in the winter, at night time, while it was raining and cold outside.
Overall, this project was fun to do. The instructions were excellent, and the bookshelf is very sturdy, and a great visual piece in my living room. Thank you for the Instructable!
Thanks for the photos. I've drilled more than one hole in something I didn't intend to, so don't feel too bad about it.
Other than drilling a bunch of holes and using a dremel tool to cut some 5/16" threaded rod, this was a very low intensity build! I bought the lumber in the sizes that I'd use, so nothing needed to be cut - I used pine boards, 1x3x6 for the side pieces and 1x10x6 for the shelves. The threaded rod was 36" long and I cut it into 12" pieces; each piece had a two washers (one at each end) along with an acorn cap nut on the front face of the shelves and a wing nut on the side by the wall.
The whole thing went together so smoothly and easily - I can't recommend this instructable enough.
Oh, and as for the sturdiness... It's awesome!
Brilliant design. Cheap and easy, as promised. Also nice and stable. I don't have any real tools so I made mine 8' tall x 8' wide x 8" deep. No wood cutting necessary. For the threaded rods, I just bought a $6 hacksaw and a $6 clamp when I bought the lumber and hardware. I put the rods between blocks of scrap to avoid damaging the threads.
8" is a little narrow for something so tall, so I'd make it at least 10" deep next time around. I spaced several of the shelves 12" apart in order to accommodate some larger books that I have. Finally, while I used cap nuts on the front side (available at both the Ace Hardware and the Home Depot near my house) I used regular nuts on the back. That way I didn't have to worry about punching through the cap nuts.
We'd been meaning to build these for over a year to replace a bulky entertainment center plus some cobbled together shelving for our TV wall. With a new 32" panel TV that only needed an 8" front-to-back shelf, this looked like a good choice! Since we live in rented housing, we couldn't attach anything to the walls but wanted something large enough to cover an exactly 8' x 8' wall without protruding the 27" into the narrow living room that the old furniture had while being "knock down-able" for future moves. Main problem = no real workspace for 8' uprights.
We finally did it!
My parents have the space and Dad has the tools -- a drill press, forstner bits and a long workbench were pretty essential. We decided to use countersunk 2x4s as uprights. This eliminated the need for pricey cap/acorn nuts while still leaving the all-thread ends 'protected' on the outside and allowing us to put it flush against the wall without causing damage.
Dad was SOOO concerned that there wasn't any way they weren't going to go rhombus and kept trying to over-engineer the project (my husband wasn't so certain, either!) but I stuck to my guns and followed the plans I'd "modified" to my specs -- 92" uprights (so as not to actually wedge against the ceiling), with 3/4" washers plus lock washers and plain old hex nuts in a 1" wide hole countersunk to 1/2" depth, 1x10 shelves and my brother just happened to have salvaged massive amounts of 1/4" all-thread that Dad cut to 12" lengths for us.
Because we needed to fit a 32" wide TV into the center of the whole shebang, we spaced the uprights further out from the center and eliminated a couple of shelves from just that center section...making 8" tall shelves on either side suitable for DVDs.
I also had the brainstorm to use two nail-in furniture "feet" on the bottom of each 2x4 on the front side so as to compensate for the carpet tack strip on the back edge and to make the shelves lean ever so slightly into the wall. I thought we might have to anchor the top of it to the wall, but with the feet, it stands very firm with absolutely no signs of wanting to tip forward! I felt great satisfaction when the almost 150 square inches of friction applied allowed for NO racking -- I could practically climb the end without anything budging!
We now have over 58 linear feet of shelving (with space under for shoes) for that wall that barely protrudes 12.25" into the room for a total cost of about $125! We plan to make at least two more units to accommodate the more than 15,000 books we own that are currently on store bought or cobbled shelving and in boxes plus have display space for our many collections Our only problem...we didn't take into account the depth of the shelf itself -- if you've got 10" between holes, you actually only get 9 1/8" of useable height on the shelf (most hardback books are 9.5" tall) = major bummer! We measured (from bottom) 12", 12", 10", 10", 9", 9", 10", 10" with top shelf at 13" from the ceiling.
(The shelves are only partially populated in the second pic because of our plans to get the other units done soon -- we knew we'd have to have space to move what we DO have on the other wall somewhere while we build)
Sorry for the long description...we're just so excited to have finally done this and how very well it works for us!
Very helpful additional info . Another book lover too , we just moved and pared our collection down to about 8,000 books .
This may be the best comment I have ever received on one of my projects. Thanks, and thanks for the photos. Good for you for sticking to your guns; see what I mean about everyone wanting to over-engineer everything?
Made this bookshelf with a little alterations. I made it 8'x8'. There was no cutting involved because I bought 8' 1x3's. There are 8 shelves of slightly varying heights. If I did it again I would have about 12 shelves on the 8' but we will stack on this. I stained it using a poly-stain. Thought this would take less time. I will never use this again. It left drips all over the place..even though I was being careful. I would have been better off using stain then polyurethane. I also made the mistake of bying oil based (rushing in the store). Didn't realize until I went to wash my hands. If you ever do this...I found out that cooking oil followed by dishsoap works great to take oil based paints off your hands. I also used 5/16" rod because there wasn't any flex and I was making the shelves so big (used a 5/16" drill bit too so the fit was a little tight :) . Couldn't find the acorn nuts after 4 stores so I ordered them on Ebay ($10 inc shipping for a box of 50). Only put them on front because I needed 64. I also put metal cable on the ends (drilling two holes at the end of each shelf and x'ing it) so the books wouldn't fall off (got this idea from the poster who used clothesline). It cost a little over $200 when done (CT prices are high) but it is much sturdier than a Melemie shelf that would have been this price. My husband did not not believe it wouldn't "rack" but it is VERY sturdy. Will be making more.
Looks good, and like it fits the space well. Thanks for the photo. I tried the poly/stain combo stuff once, years ago, and decided that it was junk. I've been having good luck recently with stain conditioner, stain, and Sherwin-Williams Fast Dry varnish. The varnish is good stuff and lays down nicely.
Just built a bookshelf with your method. 1800mm high and 1200mm wide. It was easy. 2 and a half hours and $170 worth of materials. Glued strips of wood to the back of the shelves to stop books going through. It's incredibly sturdy but I live in Christchurch so we'll see how it survives through a few earthquakes.
Thanks for the photos, and the prospects of field testing. The town I live in was destroyed by earthquakes in the 1930s, but we haven't had anything significant since then.
So far its survived a couple of 5's, several 4+'s and dozens of 3+'s and it's still as solid as the day I put it together. Hasn't budged an inch. Hugely satisfied with the design.
Thanks. Excellent corner application. What are the specifics? Are the shelves themselves joined in any way? Mitered? Butted? Splined? Pocket screwed?
here's my 6x6 version build with #2 pine. shelves are 1x10 and threaded rod upsized to 5/16" to allow for extra width. center upright spaced at 1/3 side to side. this is very complex structurally - all the commenters who don't believe it should build it to really feel how it works. it is basically like a post-tensioned high rise. i think i'd like to paint the uprights and stain the shelves.
Good analogy, and thanks for the pics. I'm a big fun of the judicious and appropriately proportioned use of asymmetry. Looks good.
Made a nice set of shelves (30" tall x 8 ft) over 2 weekends. Home Depot cut the lumber, and I borrowed a hacksaw to cut the all-thread.
Sanding and staining the pine was more of a hassle than I thought it would be. I lost patience so it ended up kind of blotchy but the functionality is still fine. Didn't have a 9/32" drill bit so just used a 1/4" and it was a tight squeeze on the allthread but still worked fine. Nice & sturdy, glad to get all my books off the floor and organized.
Thanks for the very nice instructable.
Looks good. Thanks for the photos. With pine (or other species with inconsistent density) using a pre-stain conditioner really helps to even out the "blotchiness".
thank you, thank you, thank you!! the lumber that i had in the garage wasn't exactly what your plans called for (2x4s and 1x10s), so i adjusted the length of the all thread to accommodate the depth. also, one of my 2x4s was kind of wonky and i was worried it would jeopardize the stability of the set - but it's totally solid! the shelves are level and aren't going anywhere!! :) (i threw all of my body weight against it, and it's totally solid!) it's approx. 4' wide by 7.5' tall.
oh yeah, and buying a bunch of cap nuts is not so easy unless you order ahead of time. i went to two hardware stores (one family owned and one big box) and they kind of laughed at me when i said i needed 32. so i got regular nuts, tightened them so they were flush with the all thread on the front side, hammered it against the board and tightened the back side while holding the front one in place with a wrench. so, some of them have a little bit of overhang on the back side, but i don't have to worry about gouging skin while walking past it. for my next set, i'll order the cap nuts in bulk from ebay ahead of time...
Dear Aeray,
First thanks so much for your instrucables. So enjoy them. I've done the bed and will send pics later. Most recently did the bookshelves. Had about 20 boxes of books after a move and nowhere to put them. Did 3 sets of your shelves and emptied the book boxes in a day. Pics included. THANKS!
- MaryAnn
Extensive! Thanks for the pics!
Something about very long/low or very high/narrow bookshelves has always intrigued me but I haven't yet had the opportunity or space to build any.
Just build a 6'x6' version using the techniques in this 'ible. It looks great and works great! I used 6 lengths each of 1"x10" and 1"x4", both 6' long, and spaced the shelves to get on 18" shelf, one 16" shelf, and three 12" shelves. Mine cost a bit more (~$100 lumber and hardware), but the shelves went from concept to finished in only a few hours. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for posting this. I've been looking for a simple solution like this for years. It's brilliant.
Tks, Aeray. I was scratching my head trying to convince myself that I must build a tools/nails/equipment shelf unit in our basement.
Your instructions seem idiot proof so within the next two weeks I should be able to place all my bits and pieces on shelves and more importantly, be able to find them when I need to.
Would 2x2 material be strong enough if used as the upright supports? I did not see any mention of adding grooves that will ride over the all thread to keep the shelves in place. Is that not needed? My initial plan is to use 12" wide boards with 2x2 uprights and to make the bookshelf 5' to 6' tall by 60" wide.
I had also thought about adding some moulding to "jazz" it up a bit.
The 2x2s would be strong enough, but there might not be enough contact area between the upright and the shelf. The uprights clamp the shelves in place, and the friction between the shelf and upright is what keeps the whole unit from "going rhombus" (as starwalk put it). If you use 2x2s, there will be less surface area in contact, and less friction. And no, no grooves are necessary in the shelves, for the reasons mentioned above.
have you tried this with 12" shelves, or just the 8"? this looks like a good replacement solution for my "milk crate shelves" (at least if it will hold 12"). also, very nice 'ible. looks easy duplicatable.
Thanks. 12" shelves should work fine, even with 1x material. If you need to dramatically increase the spans between uprights, or really dramatically increase the load-carrying capacity (like to hold bricks), you could use 2x material, but it shouldn't usually be necessary.
You should also double-check the length of your all-thread rods. I'd dummy one up and try it out before cutting all of them. It needs to be just long enough to catch a couple of threads and snug down without punching out through the cap nut. The actual "cap" portion of cap nuts is fairly thin, and if the all-thread is even a bit too long it will punch through the end when you snug it up
Great tutorial! It was very easy to take the instructions and modify them for my own sizing. I made mine 8 feet long and 7 feet tall with ~12 inch deep shelves. I also upped the threaded rod to 5/16"-18 size to accomodate the larger shelves, and used lock nuts instead of acorn nuts.
The bottom 3 shelves are 15.25" tall, the next 2 are 10.25" tall, the last one is 8.25" tall, and thrn the tip top is about 14 inches from the ceiling. Great place for storage that we don't need to get to very often.
It is solid, and doesn't budge when shaken or pushed around. Can't wait to load it up with books!
I just found your instructions while looking for something to put at the head of my son's bed for an alarm clock but it couldn't be as tall as an actual bookshelf headboard. I made it 2' high and 4' long. Only had to cut the 1x4 for the sides. Love this shelf so much - it goes together easy, is sturdy and cheaper and better than the "kits" from Target, Home Depot, etc. Planning on making another one for my daughter's apartment.
Question: if I wanted to make this with shelves that are 16 inches wide, do you think that Edge Glued Finger Joint Pine Board would be alright to use? If not, how would you recommend making shelves that are more than 12 inches wide?
As you go wider, cupping becomes more of an issue, but then, cupping is an issue with all boards. FJP will help with this, and is a good choice for the application. Edge-banded plywood would be a better choice, and if looks don't matter, MDF would work as well.
Depending on your application, using two narrower 8" boards per shelf, and three uprights instead of two (like this: |-|-| in cross section) is also an option.
Let me know how it goes.
I have a narrow space I'd like to put these in, with a target width of 54". Do you think I could get away with just 2 uprights or would it be too unstable and maybe sag in the middle when loaded down with books? I'd like to have as much clear book frontage as possible. Should up up the shelves to 2 by's maybe? Or, maybe use 1x4 uprights on the side and a 1x2 or 1x3 in the middle?
I'm definitely building these, even if I have to find a new spot to put them, but I'm hoping to make that spot work if I can. Great job with this instructable - any advice you can give is much appreciated.
The sag will be noticeable, about 3/16". I'd either use 2x shelves or use the 1x2s in the middle. You may also be able to just switch wood species and be fine.
I'm a fan of The Sagulator (http://www.woodbin.com/calcs/sagulator/) for calculating this kind of thing.
I input 1x8 lodgepole pine with 40lbs per lineal foot load, and got 2/10" deflection.
Thanks again for the advice. You should consider adding a Donate button, I'd definitely support you! I've decided to use 2x10 shelves, 2x4 uprights, 3/8" threaded rod, and basic steel hardware. Should be able to hold bowling balls when I'm done, so books will be no problem! I'm in North Carolina and with tax the whole build comes to $89 and change. That doesn't include finishing so add a few bucks there, but overall dirt cheap and just what I need! I'll post pictures when done, thank you, thank you, thank you!
I know this Instructable has been on line for a long time, but I really wanted to say thank you! I am a mom of three and have never, ever done any type of wood-working. But I was able to build two of these shelves, custom-sized to fit at the foot of each of my sons' beds. The instructions were so clear and everything was so well explained that I was never confused. Thank you so much!! Now I'm tempted to build some bigger ones for my books.
Would this remain sturdy if it was disassembled and reassembled once or twice a year? (Think dorm or college apartment) Thanks
I've made three of your platform beds now and this past week I made a variation of these bookshelves (my third set of these). I wanted some 1x8 shelves to fit along one section of my garage in my latest house and I wanted them flush with the wall. So...I cut the threaded rod around 12" long, found the studs and drilled 7/32nd" holes a couple of inches into the studs at the height I wanted for 7 shelves. Then I "screwed" the threaded rod into the studs with my drill. They snugged up nice and tight in the holes.
Once that was done, I held each 1x4 support up to the row of rods and tapped them with a mallet to mark where the holes should go, knowing that my stud drilling didn't follow my plumb line. Then I drilled holes for the 2 or 3 longest rods, and repeated the tapping process, trying to keep each rod pretty level. Once the supports were up, I snapped the shelves in (toward the supports) and tightened the nuts. Instead of using cap nuts, I used regular nuts and cut them mostly flush with my saws-all. Looks and works good!


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During my time as a member of the Public Safety Appropriations Committee, I worked to help those who sacrifice so much for our freedoms. We need to restore full funding to our veterans homes and hospitals for our aging veterans and those returning from current conflicts. I support restoring the funding that was moved from the veterans budget in the 90s. I will again continue to work for a special lottery ticket dedicated to care for our retired military. In spite of our budget challenges, we must keep our promise to our veterans.
2012 will mark the end of the double tax on military retirement benefits. At the time we passed the phase out Missouri was one of sixteen states that taxed veteran's pensions. I am happy to say we now stand with the majority of states who help our retired soldiers live in dignity.
Currently returning service men and women can use Bright Flight scholarships if they enroll in college within 27 months of high school graduation. I made sure it can be used within six months of the end of their service in the case of longer deployments. We should not penalize our soldiers because they serve our country longer than anticipated. And finally, I support banning protests at military funerals and applaud the presence of the Freedom Riders who honor the memory of our heroes. These disgusting protests add to the suffering of families already grieving for a fallen soldier and must not be tolerated.
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HQ 3D model of KrAZ-6322 Tanker Military Truck.
The KrAZ-6322 is an off-road truck 6×6 for extreme operations. It was first presented at the 1994 defence industry trade in Kiev. The 6233 is manufactured at the KrAZ plant in Ukraine.
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Engine: 14.86 L diesel 8 cyl.
Power: 330 PS (243 kW) /2400rpm
Torque: 1225Nm /1225rpm
Top speed: 75 mph
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You don't have to be at the field tonight to follow high school football coverage this season.
The Press of Atlantic City's high school website - HSLive.me - will have a live blog every Friday night with live updates, video highlights and photos from all of the local games.
New this season, SNJ Today will televise a game live each week on the channel previously used by NBC40 (Channel 4 on Comcast and Channel 40 on DirectTV). The games start with Egg Harbor Township at Millville at 6 p.m. today.
"SNJ Today is all about bringing in local broadcasting and local stories to South Jersey, and this is a great step for us," SNJ Today sports reporter Mike Frankel said. "This gives us a great chance to showcase different teams and bring exciting games to people at home."
Television isn't the only way to follow the West Jersey Football League. Several radio stations will broadcast games this year.
SNJ Today will broadcast another game on 99.9 FM. The Coast, 98.7 FM and 1450 AM will also have live games nearly every week.
For a complete schedule of live radio and TV games, go to HSLive.me.
One other major change this season is the fact that live games will not be broadcast on 97.3 FM. Assistant program director Mike Gill said the station decided to do more of a "red zone" format show with frequent score updates from several different games.
"The idea stemmed from the Thanksgiving Day special show we used to do," Gill said. "We would have reporters call in from the games and give live updates so we could cover multiple games at once for the holiday. Now, we're adapting that idea for coverage on every game, every week."
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"Now, if you have family members on different teams, or are looking for other games for playoff implications, you can do that all in one place," Gill said.
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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) will spend more than $1.4 billion as part of President Obama's economic recovery plan to improve services to America's Veterans.
VA's Internet site - www.va.gov/recovery - provides current information about VA's work to deliver its portion of Recovery Act funds into the economy to benefit Veterans.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) enables the VA to improve medical facilities and national cemeteries, provide grants to assist states in acquiring or constructing state nursing homes and extended care facilities, and to modify or alter existing facilities to care for Veterans.
VA will dedicate ARRA funds to hire and train 1,500 temporary claims processors to speed benefits delivery to Veterans and pursue needed information technology initiatives for improved benefits and services. Funds will also be used to oversee and audit programs, grants, and projects funded under ARRA.
As part of the President's Recovery plan, VA will also make one-time payments of $250 to eligible Veterans and survivors to mitigate the effects of the current economy. These payments will be issued as early as June 2009. VA estimates $700 million in payments will be made to eligible beneficiaries as part of this measure.
To be eligible for the $250 payment, VA beneficiaries must have received compensation, pension, dependency and indemnity compensation (DIC), or spina bifida benefits at any time between November 2008 and January 2009. Also, beneficiaries must reside within the United States or Puerto Rico, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, American Samoa, or the U.S. Virgin Islands. No application is necessary. VA will use its existing payment records to determine eligibility for the $250 payment.
Beneficiaries will receive their payments the same way they receive their monthly VA benefits (either by direct deposit or mail). VA will inform beneficiaries and the public when releasing the payments. This payment is not countable in determining eligibility for VA pension or Parents' DIC. The law allows one $250 payment per individual. The payment is tax-free. VA beneficiaries who also receive benefits from the Social Security Administration or Railroad Retirement Board will be paid through those agencies, and will therefore not receive the payment from VA.
More details, including VA stimulus project timelines, will be available May 1, 2009.
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Almost Maine – Top Notch Theater Performance
Come to this spring's Top Notch Player's presentation: Almost Maine
Almost Maine is written by John Cariani, and directed by Jim Murphy
Welcome to Almost, Maine, a town that's so far north, it's almost not in the United States—it's almost in Canada. And it almost doesn't exist. Because its residents never got around to getting organized. So it's just…Almost.
One cold, clear Friday night in the middle of winter, while the northern lights hover in the sky above, Almost's residents find themselves falling in and out of love in the strangest ways. Knees are bruised. Hearts are broken. Love is lost, found, and confounded. And life for the people of Almost, Maine will never be the same.
ALMOST, MAINE: It's love. But not quite.
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Performance Dates
April 1, 2016 at 7:30 pm
April 2, 2016 at 7:30 pm
April 7, 2016 at 4:00 pm
April 8, 2016 at 7:30 pm
April 9, 2016 at 7:30 pm
$10.00 General Admission
$8.00 Students and Seniors
Tickets are available at the door, and in advance at MVArts.Info
Haverhilll Campus
100 Elliott Street
Spurk (C) Building
Chester W. Hawrylciw Theater on the 3rd floor
More Information
The play is presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc.
For more information, or for sign language interpreting or access requests (including food-related allergies), contact Jim Murphy at (978) 556-3377 or email: email@example.com
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Global Response is looking for motivated and enthusiastic Inbound/Outbound Customer Support Specialists to join our dynamic team. You will be working with a leading, automotive financial services company powered by a top direct banking franchise with the opportunity, experience and people to redefine the industry.
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- Handle inbound and outbound calls professionally, accurately, consistently, and efficiently
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Grammer Day at United Group, Inc.
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On Wednesday, December 5th, 2012 United Group, Inc. put on the first Grammer Day to celebrate sales success in 2012. It was our pleasure to host Katie Palmer and Dan Sorensen for the day.
Grammer is a premium seating solution provider. Their product line, available through Industrial Seats, offers seating systems to the Agriculture, Construction, Material Handling, and Turf industries. Grammer Seating products are exported world-wide and are fitted as original equipment by many major manufacturers such as Caterpillar, Komatsu, Deere, Case, Terex, Volvo etc. Grammer Seating offers seats to fit most applications such as: Haul Trucks, Dozers, Wheel Loaders, Scrapers, Excavators, Motor Graders, Compactors, Fork Lifts & Skidsteers.
Following morning meetings, everyone enjoyed a German themed lunch, in honor of Grammer's Corporate Headquarters located in Amberg, Germany.


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Today I tried Fat Straw bubble tea for the first time. They just opened this month and I have been waiting, driving by on occasion to see when they would open. And I am sad to say it was barely what I would call drinkable.
Are there any other bubble tea shops in the Nashville area? I have been to a few places that it might have been on the menu but so far Fat Straw is the only place I have found.


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Anya was ready for an alpha stud. The kind her friends talked about. The kind that intimidated the hell out of her. That's exactly what tonight was all about. Tonight, the studs would be pursuing her...quite literally. The line-up of men strip down for the chase. Pursued by hot and ready men, Anya has a choice to make. Fight them off and win the prize, or give in and become the prize?
The exclusive Club Dionysus is having a field trip to local obstacle course, and last woman standing wins. Thing is, only one woman ever finishes. The rest are caught...and enjoyed.
Club Dionysus is not for the casually kinky. It's for those who like their sex to come with rough edges. There's a reason you need to sign a waiver to get in the door.
A tale of force and dubious by nature. Just how the club likes it.
©2016 Rayann Kendal (P)2016 Rayann Kendal
"Too little Ds."
No real submission until the very end. No BDSM at all. No substance to the story line.
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OTTAWA, ON – A group of Carleton University students is asking for an apology from their administration for a fifty-year-old test sponsored by the Government of Canada. In 1961, at the height of the Cold War, the Canadian government asked Carleton University to devise a scientific test to determine whether a person was gay. At the time, homosexuality was often considered a psychological character flaw that left individuals vulnerable to manipulation.
The test would eventually be referred to as The Fruit Machine, and was comprised of several psychological tests, including one designed to detect how a subject's pupil responded to images of naked or semi-naked men and women. The test never worked, and the project was eventually abandoned. In addition to the apology, the students also want the university to erect a small monument on the campus as a reminder of the hundreds of gay and lesbian military personnel and civil servants who were fired or demoted from positions on the sole basis of their sexuality.
SASKATOON, SK – This month, about a hundred people turned up for the first ever gay-straight alliance summit in Saskatchewan's history. The two day event was the brainchild of OUT Saskatoon and Camp Fyrefly, who hosted a series of workshops designed to help students and teachers develop new skills to help strengthen their rural and urban Gay Straight Alliances (GSA's).
Events included a queer prom, a poetry slam, keynote speakers and almost a dozen workshops. Amanda Guthrie, the Youth and Education Coordinator for OUT Saskatoon beleives that rural young people especially needed to know they were not alone, "It's really important that they have the opportunity to meet others that are like them, and to meet people who are concerned about similar issues so that they don't feel so alone," Guthrie told media. Keynote speakers included Ryan Jimmy, a queer indigenous researcher who facilitated a GSA in North Battleford; and Leo Keiser, a queer/trans writer and activist from Regina.
NEW YORK, NY – Xena: Warrior Princess, the screaming, cart wheeling superhero from the 1990's camp TV series of the same name is finally coming out. That's according to executive producer Javier Grillo-Marxuash, who is currently developing a series for NBC that will see the character of Xena return to the small screen.
For years, fans have speculated that her character was gay, given that she travelled the medieval countryside with a sexy blond female sidekick who was clearly more than just a "friend." It also helped that she spent season after season beating up macho assholes.
While it was never explicitly acknowledged that she was gay, actress Lucy Lawless finally admitted that her character was not bisexual, but full-on queer. The new series is expected to reflect that, said Grillo-Marxuash. According to an interview with Gazette magazine Grillo-Marxuash says the new series will see Xena drag all the gay subtext of the original series "out of the closet."
WINNIPEG, MB – An openly gay U of W student from Malaysia has been granted protection as a refugee and will not be deported back to his home country of Malaysia. In April, an Immigration and Refugee Board ruled that Hazim Ismail should not be deported. During a 45-minute hearing, Hazim told the story of how he was publically outed by the Malaysian press after his GoFundMe campaign went viral. He began the funding campaign after his family disowned him and stopped paying for his education last year after finding out he's gay. The Malaysian government has a long history of jailing and banning homosexuals. Ismail successfully made the case that he feared for his life if he was sent back to his home country, and noted that he once thought of returning to Malaysia, but since his case has attracted so much media attention, he has received threats from members of the general public. The ruling means that Hazim can now apply to become a permanent resident.
–Cade Malone is a gay broadcaster and communications specialist who has previously interviewed Brian Pallister on two occasions while news director at 730 CKDM in Dauphin Manitoba.


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Merck has a long history of discovering and developing medicines and vaccines that help to improve or save lives. They pursue new disease targets, new types of medicines and vaccines, and new models for developing the next generation of therapeutic breakthroughs.
Merck focuses its research on several key therapeutic areas, including:
- Cardiovascular Diseases
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At Elemental LED we work every day to conserve the amount of energy the world consumes through artificial light. And we know that LED lighting is the most earth-friendly artificial light source available. This earth day we would like to pay homage to the earth's own amazing natural light source—the sun! Because when it comes to light, that continuously burning ball in the sky comes 2nd to none.
To celebrate the sun, we are offering a photo contest on capturing natural light. We want people to send us photos of the sun's natural beauty. Grand, 1st and 2nd LED lighting prizes will be offered, as well as 10 honorable mentions. All winners will have their photo published in the Elemental LED blog. Winners will be announced on Earth Day, April 22, 2011.
Entries must be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com by Wednesday, April 20th. Full details about the contest can be found at http://www.elementalled.com/leducation/blog/earth-day-photo-contest-capturing-the-beauty-of-natural-light/ .
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Lodging a NSW CTP claim
If you are injured in an accident in Australia, caused by a driver whose car is registered in NSW, you can claim against their CTP (Green Slip) insurance.
- Report the accident to the Police
- Identify the vehicle at fault
- Find out the Green Slip insurer of the vehicle at fault
- Obtain a claim form from that insurer, or print out Motor Accident Personal Injury Claim Form and forward on to at fault driver''s insurance company
- Lodge the claim (please see above forms)
When a claim form arrives at our office, we lodge a claim, give it a claim number, and assign it to one of our specialised Claims advisors who will look after your claim. Their name and direct phone number will be on the letter that comes with the information folder provided to CTP claimants. Our claims staff are encouraged to maintain open communication with you at all times. They can answer any questions you have about your claim - please feel free to contact them.
With all claims, we need to make sure that it was the vehicle our company insures that caused the accident and that your injuries or any economic loss were caused as a result of this same accident. We ordinarily need to collect information from you, the person we insure, any witnesses, your employer, your doctor(s) and the Police. Sometimes accident circumstances are not very straight forward and collecting all of this information can take time.


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Just a two minute walk from the principal shopping street in the city, Princes Street, and a mile from the world-renowned and atmospheric Edinburgh Castle – this industrial boudoir-esque haunt is a must visit on your celebratory weekend. You and your group will be spoilt to a delicious three course meal within the lavish restaurant – where you'll be able to choose from a vast menu.
Within your 4-star venue, there are a number of individually designed rooms, combining modern decor with traditional Scottish culture – and the restaurant is out of this world, with quirky portraits lining the exposed brickwork walls. Due to its trendy location, right on the New Town's Hope Street, you'll have all of the best shops, bars and nightlife on your doorstep – so enjoy a fantastic meal and head out to see what the majestic city has to offer.
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New Delhi, Jul 2 (UNI) ESPN STAR Sports today announced its new contract with FIFA as it bought the exclusive television rights to broadcast FIFA's stellar line-up of international football events including the 2010 World Cup for the Indian sub-continent. Under the terms of agreement, ESPN STAR Sports will have the exclusive rights to show over 275 international football games including the 2010 World Cup and the Confederations Cup both to be held in South Africa.
In addition, it will bring other premier FIFA World Cup events for men, women, youth, Futsal and Beach Soccer for fans in India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Maldives, Bhutan and Nepal.
''I am proud that today with ESPN-Star-Sports an important key player in the sports industry is joining the FIFA Family to further enhance football across its platforms in the Sub-Indian region,'' FIFA president Joseph S Blatter said.
''The fact that ESPN Star Sports is entering in its record deal in Indian market, underlines its commitment to football.
It ensures that images of our events including the 2010 FIFA World Cup will be seen by the widest possible audience across Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, the Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka - steadily growing football markets.
''It is a major milestone in our history and the football in the entire region will undoubtedly benefit from this deal sealed today,'' he added.


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The Anatomy of a Hurricane [Infographic]
Hurricane Irene made things miserable on the East Coast this weekend. While Hurricane Irene didn't completely destroy the entire East Coast as many fearmongering meteorologists predicted last week, the category 2 hurricane certainly made things damp and miserable. If you're curious why this happened, take a look at this anatomy of a hurricane infographic. It should answer all of your questions.
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Brent said he had no problems and they did a fine job. They informed him of what was going on and he was satisfied with the work.
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Geraluz and I spoke with the New Jersey Monthly a bit about our latest collaboration in Newark NJ. as part of the largest mural on the East Coast corridor, curate by Lunar New Year and Rebecca Jampol. Check it out here: https://njmonthly.com/articles/arts-entertainment/newark-mural-showcases-city-true-colors/
Newest Americans
An in depth interview on a project by Rutgers University featuring a vast majority of the artists involved in the making of the longest mural on the East Coast United States standing at 1.35 miles. Click on the image to link up.
Nature Within
"Nature Within" 2016 mural for the Open Society Foundations in Brooklyn NYC 2016. Check out this article for more info. about this mural project.
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"Toca El Pito" will be on view as well as 70 amazing artworks!
Carlos Almaraz, Gronk, Harry Gamboa, Patssi Valdez, Frank Romero, John Valadez… All feature prominently in this collection, which has been on show in several international exhibitions: Chicano Visions, the travelling exhibition that debuted in 2001 at the San Antonio Museum of Art; and Chicanitas and Papel Chicano, which serve as a reminder that Chicano artists are also brilliant draughtsmen and pastel artists. Very recently the smaller exhibits in the Chicanitas exhibition were put on show in the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego. And yet in France, Chicano artists are still relatively known. In 1989 the Centre de Recherche pour le Développement Culturel de Nantes (C.R.D.C.) and the Centre Arts Santa Monica in Barcelona co-produced a pioneering exhibition presenting sixteen Chicano painters, sculptors and poster artists. The Musée d'Aquitaine is now extending this presentation, the first of its kind in France. However, it is enlarging the range of artists and pictorial trends represented, and adding a significant introduction to the painful history of Mexican-Americans since the Second World War. Some 70 major works from the Cheech Marin collection have been selected to bear testimony to more than forty years of pictorial creation. Additionally, important loans from artists and private collectors have extended the exhibition to include contemporary screen prints, but also to represent the youngest form of Chicano creation.
Carlos Almaraz, Jari « Werc » Álvarez, Jesus Barraza, Chaz Bojorquez, David Botello, Melanie Cervantes, Alfredo de Batuc, Carlos Donjuán, Diane Gamboa, Margaret García, Yolanda González, Glugio Gronk Nicandro, Roberto Gutiérrez, Wayne Alaniz Healy, Leo Limón, Albert Lopez, José Lozano, Gilbert « Magú » Luján, Cesar Martínez, Frank Romero, Sonia Romero, Ricardo Ruiz, Shizu Saldamando, Eloy Torrez, John Valadez, Patssi Valdez, Vincent Valdez, George Yepes, Jaime Zacarías.
MCLA - Mural Conservancy of Los Angeles, provides a slide show of around forty historicals murals frome L.A., produced from the 70's by chicanos artists.
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Well, the tournament started, and as you already know, we drew in our first game against North Korea 2-2. It was awesome for me to get in the starting line-up in my first World Cup game. During the national anthems, I was pretty nervous, but as the whistle blew to start, I was surprisingly calm and confident. I didn't have much time to be nervous anyway, as the game started with North Korea down our throats, getting a solid chance in the first minute of play.
Our coaches have been telling us for months about how technically good and dangerous the North Koreans were, so we were definitely ready, but I think they exceeded our expectations in the way they attacked with speed. After a couple of nerve wrecking chances for them, and some good looks for us, we went in to the half tied 0-0. Abby got us on the board with a nice set up between her and Lil, and then they responded with two more as we were down to 10 players because Abby was getting stitched up after a bad header. After a bad clearance in their end, the ball came to my feet and without thinking, I blasted it
with the outside of my foot into the upper v! A goal in a World Cup is any kid's dream, and it was definitely mine too. And, although I was definitely psyched about scoring (as shown by my fist pump in the air, sort of my signature goal scoring celebration!), my feelings were mixed because we were still just tied, and they were getting their fair share of chances. When the game ended, the mixed emotions continued. Obviously, we wanted to win, and it is not an ideal way to start the tourney. On the other hand, North Korea was a great team and we came away with a point on the board, and in the end, that is what is so crucial in these tournaments. After we heard that Sweden and Nigeria tied 1-1, ( the other two teams in our group) we were happier, as this means everyone in the group is even on points and we just need to move on to the next game, which is Sweden. We will be ready and hungry for a win…
Going to go watch the rest of the China vs. Denmark game on TV now! Till next time…. HAO


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We all have those days where anything anyone says is going to set us off, and we'll just blow up and the next asshole that dares cross our path. I'm having one of those days. As I left the convenience store today the clerk says, "Have a great day!" and it was all I could do not to shout back, "DON'T TELL ME WHAT TO DO!". But it's not his fault I'm having a bad day.
Not his fault I want to just hit random people as they walk by, just for being within arms reach. Yes, I am indeed grouchy today. At home I'm sure you're thinking, "Whoa! Calm down killer!"
There's a great song that captures how I feel today called "Sick and Tired" by Cross Canadian Ragweed…
I am truly sick and tired of being sick and tired. Of course I'm feeling down a lot because my Dad is ill and I recognize that this means I have to get my ass in gear and get back in shape and stay that way if I intend to keep from having a stroke myself (I did smoke for a long time). But as I mentioned yesterday, I'm considering doing some Pole Dancing to get my ass back in shape, plus I don't think hubby will have any problem with me working out at home. 😉
I know my Dad will be okay, I know he'll go back to work and I know he's already on the path to a healthier lifestyle because he was before this happened. This was quite a scare though.
I'm no spring chicken. I know that the older I get the harder it will be to shed unwanted weight and I bought the Wii Fit as a tool to use to combat poor health, posture and all those other things that come with being out of shape, and must admit sometimes I'd rather blog that box. Correction, most times.
You guys are so patient with me while I piss and moan about my bad mood. So I have a few things to talk about with you that you simply must know about before I get back to work from this lunch break.
There's a BlogHer Pity Party Contest being held on Saturday at my favorite forum site, MommyTalk.com that you've got to get in on, there are going to be several prizes. I won during the last contest on MommyTalk.com in the chat, so I can promise you your chances are good.
By Sunday, I expect to have the contest up for the iPod so that you guys can get your entries in. Any exciting ideas for entries that any of you may have are welcome…hint hint.
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MOVIE SYNOPSIS [ +16 years-old ] TV Miniseries. 3 chapters. On a cold winter day, the orphan Pip has a terrifying encounter with Abel Magwitch, an offender who has escaped and that requires food and a file to remove the shackles. The innocent act of kindness that Pip has with Magwitch will have decisive consequences for both. Shortly after Miss Havisham, the lone owner of the vast and ruinous Satis House, which has requested a ' Uncle ' Pumblechook a playmate for her adopted daughter Estella. Pip begins to fecuentar the Satis House, and eventually falls in love with Estella. Adapted from the novel by Charles Dickens. You can watch Grandes esperanzas de Charles Dickens online on TV cable or theaters with original audio in English at different dates. This film premiered in theaters in 2011.
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Exchange Server 2013 is a calendaring and mail server developed by Microsoft that runs exclusively on the Windows Server product line. It is similar to Exchange Server 2010 in that the messaging platform can be deployed on-premises, in the cloud or as a hybrid solution in which some servers exist on-premises while others reside in the cloud. However, Exchange 2013 includes various changes.
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Camp Tamok is located in the Tamok valley, a 75 min drive from Tromsø. An overnight at Camp Tamok is an unforgettable experience in the Arctic inland of Norway. In the period November – March you will have the chance to experience the Northern Lights.
When booking our "Hotel Category 1" you can choose between spending the night in a private chalet or in a private Gamme tent. Please inform us at the time of booking of your choice.
Aurora Chalet:
The aurora chalet is the most private accommodation, with place for two guests. The cabins are rather small without electricity and water, but heated. One important detail, one of the roofsides of the chalets have a window placed in the direction of the Northern Lights. The bed is placed right under the window, which is the perfect angle for watching the lights. We recommend you to wear woolen underwear.
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POSSIBLE UPGRADE – Char Cabin
The Char Cabin is a private cabin located approx. 100 m away from the camp. It is perfect for 2 – 4 persons, and has everything a proper cabin should, including a loft where you will be sleeping. The cabin does not have running water or electricity so you'll have to feed the fireplace with wood and keep warm whilst cuddling up on the couch and listening to the crackling sound from the fire. This cabin is suitable for couples celebrating anniversaries or other big occasions, families and friends. Should you wish to upgrade to the Char cabin please contact us for further information and price.
Please note: Camp Tamok is a wilderness camp with simple facilities. Toilets and showers are located in a separate building near the lavvu tents. Breakfast will be served in the main lavvu. Enjoy, feed the fire and drink your coffee or tea or relax in the sauna at the camp. A set menu is served at the main lavvu in the evening; please inform us at least 4 weeks in advance if you have any special dietary requirements.
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14 Juicy Facts About Lawry's the Prime Rib
Do one thing and do it well. That's the guiding principle at Lawry's The Prime Rib. You can probably guess by the restaurant's name what that thing is: beef. Huge, honking, slabs of the stuff, cut to order at your table, drizzled with au jus and served with crisp Yorkshire pudding.


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We have hand-picked a collection of varieties that have been proven over the years. The All Time Favorites collection includes rose varieties popular with gardeners all over for their ease of growth and beauty. Roses have broad aesthetic value and are a perfect way of adding color and elegance to your garden. If you are a veteran rose aficionado or a new gardener, the All Time Favorites collection has something for you. Tropicana Hybrid Tea Rose always gets top billing with its hot, red-orange blossoms. Tropical colored flowers burst open atop tall, graceful stems. No wonder Tropicana is an All-America Rose Selection winner. Ships bare root packaged in dormant state.
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NRHM MP Recruitment 2015 fill up an online application form for 582 vacancies of Medical Officer post is available at health.mp.gov.in :
Applications in prescribed format are welcomed from Indian citizen as defined as NRHM MP Recruitment 2015 for recruitment to different posts at National Rural Health Mission under the Madhya Pradesh state. Enthusiastic aspirants shall be required to apply online in the website www.health.mp.gov.in on or before the closing date i.e. 27th July 2015 upto 11:45 PM.
The Related points like post name, education qualification, age limit, salary and anticipated vacancy position under each category of posts are stated in the following paragraphs. The nominees who willing to participate in the MP Health Mission Dentist recruitment process must have completed at least Bachelor's degree/Graduation in relevant field from any recognized college or university.
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Selection will be made through a written examination, personal interview and document verification methods. You must have to choose online submission instead of offline because there shall no provision to accept a hard copy of application form. We are glad to inform that NRHM department has started to accept online application form from 10th July 2015.
The application structure got by post might be dismissed straightaway. Any exclusion of data should lead to dismissal of use or candidature at any phase of the procedure without additional details. All arrangements will at first be made on Permanente premise. Before submitting an online form, nominees should make sure that their details are true besides contact details like Emil ID is must be valid upto completion of the recruitment process.
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Rathlin Sound Maritime Festival 2017
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26th May 2017
4th Jun 2017
Rathlin Island, United Kingdom
The towns of Rathlin and Ballycastle come together to celebrate Ratlin Sound Maritime Festival 2017, an event that celebrates the maritime heritage of Northern Ireland. There'll be regattas across the Ratlin Sound throughout the event and a number of tall ships in attendance, as has been the case in previous years.
If you're taking the family there'll be more than enough on offer with everything from water activities to craft markets, cultural talks, scenic walks, exhibitions, competitions and more.
Did You Know? Many of these vessels offer an experience known as 'Sail Training', a course in personal and professional development championed by youth organisations, multi-national corporations and even navies from across the world.
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26th May 2017
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