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First site of courthouse - McDonough County, IL
in Illinois Historical Markers
A log structure was here when the rest of the area was fields.
posted by: YoSam.
location: Illinois
date approved: 5/9/2014
last visited: never
Clement's Garage - Gilbert Historical District
in Arizona Historical Markers
This marker celebrates Clement's Garage, the longest continuous running business in Gilbert.
posted by: rjmcdonough1
location: Arizona
date approved: 5/7/2014
Gov. Zulick's Palms Historical Marker
This marker commemorates the replanting of three palm trees from Govenor Zulick's estate. They originally sat 100 yards west on Warner Rd.
Southern Boundary of the United States - Cottonwood, AL
in Alabama Historical Markers
Located on US Highway 231 at the Florida/Alabama state line this marker notes the then southern border of the colonial United States.
posted by: hoteltwo
location: Alabama
date approved: 5/6/2014
Columbia Baptist Church
Located on Main St., just above Church St., the church serves a community that once was a thriving trade center.
last visited: 8/5/2014
Cherry Street African Methodist Episcopal Church - Dothan, AL
Marker located on North Cherry St. just north of E. Adams St. notes the early history of this African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Columbia Methodist Episcopal Church, South - Columbia, AL
Located at the corner of Church Street and South Davis Street this marker describes the early beginnings of this Methodist Episcopal Church.
Columbia, Alabama
Marker placed as part of the Great Alabama Homecoming of 2010 honoring small cities and towns, it notes the early history of Columbia, Alabama.
Old Columbia Jail / Columbia - Columbia, AL
Marker with two sides, one about the City of Columbia, and the other about one of the oldest wooden jails still around in Alabama. Located just south of State Route 52 near the public library.
Purcell - Killingsworth House - Columbia, AL
Now the Garden Path Inn bed & breakfast, this historic residence in Columbia is located on North Main Street just north of State Route 52.
Home of Lotta Crabtree
in California Historical Markers
A childhood home of Lotta Crabtree, one of the wealthiest and most beloved American entertainers of the late 19th century.
posted by: heringermr
location: California
date approved: 5/5/2014
last visited: 5/22/2014
Tuolumne (Formerly called Summersville)
A historical marker placed for the historic Gold Rush town of Summersville along the Mark Twain Bret Harte Trail.
344th Bomb Group (M) AAF
in Florida Historical Markers
In front of the Lakeland Regional Airport.
posted by: Markerman62
location: Florida
date approved: 5/4/2014
last visited: 4/24/2014
320th Bombardment Group (M)
Located at the Lakeland Regional Airport
Gordon Cemetery / Early Gordon Leaders - Gordon, AL
Marker north of Gordon, on Alabama 95, notes the early leaders of the town and establishment of the cemetery.
Gordon Baptist Church - Gordon, AL
Marker located in front of this rural town's Baptist Church on Leslie Street just off Alabama Route 95 describes the history of the church.
Liberty Baptist Church - Pansey, AL
This marker is located in front of the Liberty Baptist church at the intersection of Liberty & Dillard Road. A large cemetery is located to the rear of the church.
Mallalieu Seminary - Kinsey, AL
Located north of Dothan off US 431, this marker is in the community of Kinsey and notes the history of early church school.
Shelley General Store - Dothan, AL
Located within Landmark Park, north of Dothan off US 431, this former general store is amongst other landmarks.
The Waddell House - Dothan, AL
Located within Landmark Park, north of Dothan off US 431, this relocated farmhouse has been placed amongst other relocated landmarks.
Headland Presbyterian Church - Dothan, AL
Located within Landmark Park, north of Dothan off US 431, this church has been placed amongst other relocated landmarks.
Dothan First Baptist Church - Dothan, AL
Located in the center of the city, this large Baptist church takes up two city blocks.
Cottonwood, Alabama
Marker located in Bruner Park in Cottonwood at the merge of Alabama Route 53 and Houston County Road 55 notes some history of the town.
Snake River - Fruitland, ID
in Idaho Historical Markers
This highway history lesson provides information on the river for which this rest area has such incredible views.
posted by: Phydux
location: Idaho
last visited: 5/10/2014
Salmon Festival - Snake River View Rest Area, ID
A historical monument in the Snake River View rest area which provides excellent views of the area the sign in referring to.
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A photo of a KFC employee appearing to lick a plate of mashed potatoes got her fired and got quick corporate response to a Johnson City restaurant.
The Johnson City Press (http://bit.ly/Xoxl5H ) reported the image went viral on social media over the weekend. The restaurant management referred the newspaper's call to KFC's corporate office. It's owned by Yum Brands, based in Louisville, Ky.
Company spokesman Rick Maynard emailed the newspaper, saying the photo was taken after the restaurant closed and the potatoes were not served to a customer. Maynard said the employee was immediately terminated and the company sent personnel to the restaurant to reinforce and retrain workers on operating standards.
The woman who was pictured with the plate of potatoes was not identified.
Information from: Johnson City Press, http://www.johnsoncitypress.com
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Satan's Three Strategies of Temptation
by Stephen Stillman
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Satan is definitely trying to wear down the Saints of God. He constantly strikes at God's saints through his strategies of temptation. To understand temptation we must first realize that there are two ideas of temptation. The first idea is any attempt to entice evil which has a negative significance. The second idea is that temptation indicates a time of testing which aims toward spiritual maturity and has a positive significance. Temptation in it's negative sense which entices evil is traceable to Satan. Temptation in it's positive sense (testing) which entices spiritual good is traceable to God. Testing may be for proving a person or possibly improving a person's quality by bringing out a person's weakness, or by trapping them into a wrong action. In other words, we become more spiritually mature when we learn by our mistakes.
In this article I want to address the negative significance of temptation which we attribute to Satan. Satan is the ultimate source of negative temptation because all of his actions and desires are contrary to the love of God. We can learn a lot about Satan's temptations by studying the temptation of Jesus. In order for Jesus to become our Savior, His character needed to be built up and established through the temptations to sin which He resisted and overcame. In the temptation of Jesus, Satan used three specific strategies to tempt Him.
Lust of the flesh. Jesus was led into the wilderness where He fasted forty days and nights. This time of fasting set the stage for His temptation. After fasting Satan came to Jesus and said, "if thou be the Son of God, command these stones to be made bread". Satan knew that Jesus would be hungry after his many days of fasting and challenged Him to satisfy his hunger. The wilderness setting made this temptation very powerful. Lust is a desire to have something and the flesh is the physical part of us that is able to enjoy the pleasures which the flesh lusts after. We are able to receive pleasure through our physical senses. We can see, taste, touch, smell, and hear things that bring pleasure to our heart, mind and soul through our body. We can understand how powerful this temptation would be. After forty days of fasting anyone would be extremely hungry and it would be easy to lust after food that would satisfy our flesh.
Jesus knew that giving into fleshly lust would be sinful. Jesus answered Satan's temptation by saying, "It is written man shall not live by bread alone but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth of God". In using the word man, Jesus was affirming His intentions to live on earth as a human, subject to the needs and hungers that pull us into sin. Even in a physically weakened condition, Jesus did not seek strength from His divine nature to resist Satan. Notice how Jesus defeated this temptation. It was by the intelligent use of God's word for Jesus said, "It is written". Jesus is indicating that it is more important to feed on God's word to strengthen our soul's spiritual condition, than to feed on things to strengthen our physical condition. We have the same tool for defeating temptations of fleshly lust today, God's Word. Jesus naturally desired to satisfy His hunger and give in to the lust of the flesh, but to use His divine power for selfish needs would dishonor God. We have many natural desires of the flesh in which dishonor is brought to God when we seek to fulfill them.
Lust of the eyes. When Jesus refused Satan's first temptation, immediately Satan takes a new approach. Since Satan could not persuade Jesus to dishonor God, he attempted to seduce Jesus into a presumptous use of God's power to further His mission as Redeemer. In this new approach, Satan took Jesus into the holy city and set Him on a pinnacle of the temple. The holy city reflects a place set apart for God. Placing Jesus in this position put Jesus as close to God as possible. Satan knows how to put people in position for failure. Satan this time says to Jesus, "if thou be the Son of God cast thyself down. For it is written, He shall give His angels charge concerning thee, and in their hands they shall bear thee up, lest at any time thou dash thy foot against a stone." In this temptation it is Satan that uses the Word of God. Satan stands at Jesus' side and says, "Look down there at that crowd of people, all expectant and waiting for the coming of their Messiah. Now is the time to proclaim yourself as the Messiah." Satan says, "Trust God and leap. If you land safely from this height you will prove yourself the Messiah. So shall you escape the long sacrifice and the awful shame of the Cross."
This temptation was to encourage Jesus to take an easier path to power instead of the self-denying path of the Cross. Satan is suggesting to Jesus that if He would cast Himself down and be miraculously delivered, thus dazzling the eyes of the crowd (the lust of the eyes) He will prove Himself the Son of God. Jesus' answer to this second temptation also came from the Word of God. Jesus said, "it is written thou shall not tempt the Lord thy God." The Gospel writer Luke saw this temptation as the greatest of the three. We all have times when we feel that God has deserted us. The issue here may be seen as putting God to the test. Is the Lord with us or not?
The Pride of Life. Satan had failed tempting Jesus twice but doesn't give up. He is now making his third attempt. Satan takes Jesus into a high mountain and shows Him all the kingdoms of the world. Here again Satan sets the stage by putting Jesus and the world in position. Satan shows the condition of the world to Jesus. He shows Jesus all the misery and corruption. Satan shows Jesus that with his help Jesus can rule all and lead the world. Satan offers Jesus all the kingdoms of the world if He would fall down and worship him. This temptation is seen by Matthew as the greatest of the three. Satan was offering to deprive himself of what rightfully belonged to Jesus on the condition that Jesus accepted the authority of the world on Satan's principles. Jesus knew what Satan was showing Him would eventually become His, but Satan was offering them now. Jesus could have fallen to Satan's temptation and all His suffering, rejection, and pain of death could have been avoided. Satan was suggesting to Jesus to take pride in Himself and raise Himself to Satan's position, ruler of the world. If Jesus would submit to the temptation He could then force men to do His will. Jesus' mission was not to compel obedience but to change the hearts of men. Satan lured Jesus into sin by the pride of life. The pride of being the ruler of the world. Satan was tempting Jesus to gain the world by abandoning the Father to become Satan's accomplice. Our own pride often tempts us to abandon our heavenly Father and His ways for a little glory in this world.
Jesus again used God's Word and said to Satan, "For it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and Him only shalt thou serve." Jesus is telling Satan point blank that He cannot offer Him enough to turn from God and serve him. Jesus refused to submit to Satan's challenges even though He would have to face further suffering. We all face future suffering. Jesus gave complete commitment to the will of God which was His path to the throne. There is no other way and there are no short cuts. Our commitment to God's will leads us also to our heavenly rewards. We cannot get there by falling into the temptations and snares that Satan sets for us.
After the temptations, Satan leaves Jesus and the angels came. Satan had offered everything he could at the most vulnerable time. He carried out all three strategies. He works with us in the same way. When one trial fails, he tries again.
It is amazing how Jesus' temptations illustrate our own. Jesus had to cope with His great hunger as he was tempted to His lust of the flesh. We too, are tempted to satisfy our lusts of the flesh; our hungers and appetites. Jesus had to cope with His desire to satisfy the lust of the eyes. As He was shown the people in the temple He struggled with what they would see if He cast Himself down from the pinnacle. We too, are tempted to do things that are pleasing to our sight and the things that make us look good in the sight of others. Jesus had to cope with His pride as He was tempted to receive the power to rule the world. For some of us, it is our pride that is sometimes the greatest of the three temptations. We refuse to follow God's way for fear of failure. We submit to Satan's challenges because they give us strength today.
There are four lessons to be learned from Jesus' temptations.
1. Jesus was truly determined to be a servant. He did not stop being God, but freely set aside His rights as being God. In choosing to empty and humble Himself, Jesus displayed God's pathway to dominion. Many of us try to control things of this world by manipulating and using any force available to us.
2. Jesus' full identification with us in our humanity offers hope. If Jesus had not overcome the tempter in His nature as God, we could not expect to overcome temptation.
3. Jesus' responses to the tempter spotlights resources we can draw from to overcome temptation. In each case, Jesus used the Word of God and chose His principle to live by.
4. Jesus is portrayed as a person in full control of Himself. He demonstrated the authority of one who has gained power to humble Himself; power to submit to God; power to give up our rights; and power to obey.
Jesus established His character through the temptation by resisting sin and overcoming Satan's challenges. Christians should build their character in the same fashion. Temptation leaves it's mark on us, whether we have victory as Jesus did, or fail defeated and yield to it's enticements. The result of that mark which cuts deep into the soul, is our character; either good or bad.
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One-Man Comedy: My Son the Waiter, A Jewish Tragedy
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Maverick filmmaker David Lynch (Mulholland Highway, Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet) directs this concert film starring the legendary band Duran Duran. Filmed at a Los Angeles landmark, the beautiful, historic Mayan Theater, during the British band's All You Need is Now tour, the film features the ever-stylish group performing 19 of their hit songs, among them such classics as "Hungry Like the Wolf," "Rio" and "A View to a Kill," along with a powerful new song, "Return To Now," that opens the film. Learn More
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Funny one man comedy/story telling show. For the most part, very entertaining. Would be great for a temple group.
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The show was inconsistent. He had some very funny moments; but there were also way too many lulls. When he tried to combine sentimentality with humor; he fell flat. His jokes/ stories about his dad were also flat. On the other hand, when he...continued
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It was awful, his style didn't suit us and it was so slow
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Amusing evening. Brad Zimmerman has created a show that tells about his life and how he got to where he is now and what he still wants to accomplish. If you are Jewish you will probably enjoy this show.
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It's only been recently that I became aware of TA Buick/Rover head. I have never flowed an alum. Buick or Rover head, but have spent a lot of time on the flow-bench with the cast iron 300/340 head. I know that the intake in both the Rover and the alum. 300 head have smaller intake ports and valves than the cast iron 300/340 head, so there is little doubt that they flow less. As you probably know, the 300/340 head has a 1.81 intake valve and 1.37 ( same as 64 alum. 300) exhaust valve and, I can assure you, TA will need to spread the valve centers inorder to run bigger valves.
When Buick change over to the cast iron head they put in the biggest intake they could fit, obviously to acomodate the extra cu.in. of the 340 ( although this same head was used on the 300 ). Even with the larger intake, the 300/340 iron head is still a weak suck and flows about the same as a 289 Ford ( another weak suck ). The exhaust is even weaker than the 289 Ford, and is one of the weakest I have ever seen. No doubt the TA head will been very expensive, so if it dosn't flow better than 200 cfm on the intake and at least 140 cfm on the exhaust, it won't be worth the money.


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"Not all those who wander are lost.
- J. R. R. Tolkien
The boy had to crouch his already scrawny body down low, heads tucked between his arms. Too much was going on, and the signals were jamming up his head. Every word felt like a shower of needles - they hurt so bad. There was little he could do to put an end to this vicious cycle.
"Didn't my teachers always teach us that nothing is impossible, if we don't give up? Why has nothing worked, then?"
"Because my child, you have not listened carefully enough for the answer," whispered a sudden voice by his ear.
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Through iTunes Connect, you can add localized metadata, keywords, and screenshots in different languages in order to aid discovery and to reach more international users.
For exmaple, if you have uploaded localized metadata, keywords and screenshots in German, the users who have set their iOS language to German would see your text and images in German. This also applies to all the German-speaking stores on the "Rights and Pricing" page that you selected. And the users in those German-speaking stores would be able to discover your app by searching the localized keywords that you have provided.
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Translating your apps can be easy, see how.
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1. Combine flour and Cajun seasoning in a shallow dish.
2. Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat to 360°. Dip tomato slices in buttermilk, and dredge in flour mixture. Fry tomatoes, in batches, 2 minutes on each side or until golden. Drain on a wire rack over paper towels; set aside.
3. Heat bacon according to package directions; keep warm.
4. Split rolls, and arrange, split sides up, on a baking sheet. Broil 5 inches from heat 2 minutes or until lightly toasted; remove from oven.
5. Spread cut sides of rolls with mayonnaise; place fried green tomatoes on bottom roll halves. Top evenly with bacon, avocado, and lettuce; sprinkle with hot sauce, if desired. Top with remaining roll halves, and serve immediately.
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Historical Data: Melaleuca quinquenervia was first described as a member of Metrosideros by the Spanish naturalist Antonio Jose Cavanilles in 1797, with Stanley Thatcher Blake of the Queensland Herbarium later placing it in Melaleuca in 1958. The genus name is derived from the Ancient Greek melanos 'black' and leukos 'white' (this references the trunks of other plants of this species). The specific epithet is derived from the Latin quinque 'five', and nervus 'nerve' or 'vein', referring to the leaves. It is commonly known as the Broad-leaved Paperbark, Broad-leaved Tea Tree or simply Paperbark or Tea Tree in Australia, and as Punk Tree in the United States. It is known as niaouli in New Caledonia. — Information courtesy of Wikipedia.
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There have been some who have raised the question about whether Mason Crosby is a good fit in Green Bay. Thrown into the mix has been whether bringing Ryan Longwell back to Green Bay may be the answer.
I don't think so.
Signing Crosby would not only be the right thing to do, it would be the smart thing.
The question was brought forth by totalpackers.com this weekend. In the article, statistics were presented showing a decline in Crosby's production with the Packers. While Crosby has shown a decline in made field goals by a couple of percentage points, he is still converting better than three-fourths of his kicks … While also kicking in tough conditions at Lambeau Field.
The totalpackers.com article also points out that Longwell's percentage has increased in his past four seasons and his career made percentage is around 83 percent … But what's not pointed out is that many of those kicks came in controlled conditions inside domes.
Would Ryan Longwell really consider returning to Green Bay to kick outside in the December and January cold?
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Mason Crosby will most likely be one of the highest priorities for the Green Bay Packers.
Yes, we've all seen Crosby plunk a couple off the uprights when the game is on the Line (remember Washington last year?). But we've also seen him drill 45-yarders in windy and cold situations.
Longwell is 37 years old; Crosby is 27.
The upside is with Crosby … a Longwell signing would be a stop-gap measure good for one, maybe two years. Signing Crosby to a long-term deal would not only be the most cost-effective decision, but the best decision for the football team.
As soon as the lockout is lifted and teams start negotiations, Mason Crosby should surely be in the crosshairs of the Packers brass.
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Star Indian boxer Vijender Singh on May 17 tied the knot with Delhi based software engineer Archana Singh at the Flying club.
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Being OK With Small Spaces
4 Reasons Why Bigger Isn't Always Better
Growing up in the midwest, there has always seemed to be an underlying theme. Bigger is always better and most spaces weren't teeny, tiny or even considered small by big city standards. But not everyone is quite so lucky and furthermore, we're not convinced it makes for a healthier and happier home. Click through to see why...
Although we greatly appreciated the large yard and spacious bedroom we had while growing up, we definitely think small spaces can have great benefits, here's 4 reasons why:
1. Interaction - With a small space you're often times forced to interact more. It seems like a simple thought, but has a ridiculous amount of impact on your life. When your space is small you're taking your children out and about town with you, to the zoo, to the museums, to the park or simply for a walk around town. This isn't to say that if you have a small space there's no reason to be there, just that forced interaction with your community makes for a well rounded set of experiences to fall back on.
2. Cleaning - The task of cleaning isn't one that many are madly in love with. Sure it makes us feel like we've accomplished something and puts a little zip in our step, but rarely do you hear someone say, "Wowie Zowie! When I get home I get to tidy things up! That will just make my day!" (although truth be told we never really hear anyone say Wowie Zowie to begin with) But with a smaller space, even when your nursery or kids room is at it's worst, even if you have zero desire to learn how many nooks and crannies a crayon can really fit into...won't really take you that long to clean. As long as there is organization in place, bookcases, baskets and bins make sorting and tidying a snap!
3. Simplicity - When your space is small, you purchase what fits and that's it. Garages, attics and basements attract clutter and also encourage the mindset of holding onto things... just cause. A small space gives a peace of mind that those with larger spaces will never know. It's easy to have a serious case of the gimmies or the "they-might-play-with-that-again-somedays" when your space is bigger, but small spaces encourage a natural purging when things are outgrown or new things are ready to come in. Plus, if you aren't needing to buy as many things to fill a space, it becomes easier to rationalize purchasing a few things of good quality instead of having to use the same amount of money to outfit more rooms of larger size.
4. Cozier - It's only natural that when your space is small, the focus turns not only to organization, but to comfort. What makes a bedroom, playroom or nursery of any size feel like "home base" to your child is the ability to feel safe, secure and comfortable. Small spaces often times take time to highlight the things that put us most at ease. Things and stuff aside, the size of the room itself can feel quite cozy and keep our little ones content.
(Photo above is from Oscar's Big Boy Room)
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I love small cozy spaces! My SF Victorian is about 1300 square feet and the rooms are small. Family members who live in big suburban houses wonder where we'll put all the baby stuff. We're very good about editing what we bring into the house and purging on a regular basis and I love to organize. We'll be fine with one baby. Of course if we ever decide to have another, that may get a bit tricky. But that's a big IF!
I love that book shelf. Where is it from?
I choose to live in a big city, so I choose to be happy with an urban-sized house, but I have to say that for some people who live in all-weather states, having a ginormous house with plenty of space and a basement turned playroom is understandable. Especially for families with 2 kids. And there's plenty of interaction.
I don't need the interior space because I have the outdoors all year.
The editing and gatekeeping I do are the key things that keep our (very small) space from getting overwhelmed. We don't need and can't have everything in the world and our kid knows that, too. Kid will be three in July and he now helps me sort through his toys and book to figure out what can be passed on to his younger cousin. I let him have some veto power, but I retain a lot of control.
840 sq ft baby my mom. somehow we've managed to survive for 3 months. the best part about living in a small space is that every time you get rid of something or move furniture around, you feel like it's a whole new place. we do have a basement storage space, and it's chock full of stuff, so even small-space dwellers aren't immune to hoarding.
space is like money for us. the more we have, the more we want (and the less we think we have).
beccatown, I believe the bookshelf in that photo was handmade by a relative. Pottery Barn kids used to sell a similar one, and Wal-Mart used to sell one, but unfortunately it seems that neither is still available.
I live in a very, very small town in the midwest. Our house is pretty average sized at 1200 square feet. I only wish we had zoos and museums to get out to in our town!!!
I agree with this article! I've lived in a huge house and it's a lot of work. A yard sounds nice sometimes:)
As of now we have 2 kids a 3rd on the way and live in a 1200 sq. feet 2 bedroom apartment. It seems to be working for us. the clutter part especially. We are constantly getting rid of things and it forces me to stay organised. Both my kids keep their bedroom clean and we have very limited toys.
Zoos and parks are our best friends during summer. During winters we live in the malls and museums.
I totally agree with this. I grew up in a 1300 sq. ft home with 2 brothers in one room, my parents in a third, and me, our live-in nanny and her infant daughter in a converted dining room. It was lovely and as children we thought we lived in a palace. Although we did have a great backyard, which is the only thing I long for now that I live in a 1300 sq ft., 2 bedroom condo with two kids. Our year old baby still sleeps in our walk-in closet/nursery since, really, all he needs right now is a crib. I don't long for more space, just a small yard. I like that everybody is close, that all our spaces are USED (I never really got the whole living room AND a family room thing...especially when the living room seemed to exist only for "show" and special visitors) and that we are forced to keep our stuff to a minimum. My kids only have toys that they actually play with, anything else gets donated or put away on a closet shelf to be brought out again later.
it seems like this bedroom shows up on here every other week as an example for something... strange. It's weewonderful's son's bedroom, right? It's a nice bedroom, just funny that it seems to be the stock example.
beccatown, there are instructions on martha stewart on how to make a similar bookshelf.
We moved from a 1200 sqft house when baby #2 was born. I just don't see how 2 bedrooms and no basement was going to work for 2 kiddos. Even in a bigger house, (1900 sqft) baby was constantly waking his older brother the first year, big brother's school work paid the price.
We are in the midwest, and I think 1900 sqft 4 beds, 2 baths, fenced yard, and a small dining room turned playroom works just right for us. Winters are long and we do spend alot of time in the house, we run out of options for indoor play pretty quick here. Having a bigger house also makes it easy to have indoor playdates. Plus we have 2 very active boys, even with the size of our house we still feel like they are on top of us.
Anything bigger would be too much. I thought I wanted a basement, but we couldn't afford one and that's fine. I think it would encourage us to hoard too much.
I have always wondered, what are the dims of Oscar's room?
runningwithscissors--I feel your pain about having two boys and never feeling like there is enough room!
Our house is about 1000 sq feet plus a basement. Part of our basement is finished but it's too chilly down there in the winter and it's kind of dark and scary to the kids. We plan to paint and brighten it up a bit with new lighting but we have much more pressing home improvements to make first.
I'm growing to appreciate our small home. As much as I dream of having a second bathroom, slightly bigger bedrooms and a larger kitchen (ours is really small), I feel like this is the right house for us. It's also encouraging me to be more creative with storage solutions. Having a small kitchen makes me really pause before buying appliances and other kitchen gear because I have so little space to store things.
I love that bookshelf as well. Seems so much easier to manage than the traditional "wedge it back in" style for a child's room. I saw the post about there being instructions on the Martha Stewart website. Anyone have a link?
Hee. I have to grin a little at people bemoaning their 1,000 square feet homes with 1 child. I have a 940 square foot house with 2 (soon to be 3) kids and 2 adults. Thankfully we all get along really well!
I live in 900 sq feet with my husband and daughter, and its great! We always know where the toddler is. :) And we don't have to go upstairs to use the bathroom. And we never had to worry about baby gates. I live in Minneapolis, and having traveled to Europe I have seen many small, beautiful homes. I just feel more comfortable in smaller spaces. I should note, however, that we have 9 foot ceilings, so it doesn't feel cramped. At least to me.
My mom, who lives in a giant house in South Dakota with open-to-below and tons of space gets claustrophobic in my house. I guess its about what you're used to.
Here's the Martha Stewart link: http://www.marthastewart.com/good-things/making-childrens-bookshelves?autonomy_kw=child's bookshelf&rsc=header_2
My husband, son(age 4), infant daughter and I live in a 1300 sq ft antique colonial. For me I think it's perfect. We have three small bedrooms that all adjoin upstairs plus a half bath, and a kitchen, bath, study, and family room down. We have no yard but live in walking distance to parks. I will say it does require editing on a regular basis, but to me it feels cozy and homey. My son says to me all the time,"Our house is too big." Our previous apartments were 700 and 900 sq ft, respectively. The most important thing is to only keep what you need and what brings you happiness.
We live in a 1100 sq ft apartment/condo. 2 bedrooms and 2 baths. During the winter especially I would take daughter to walk around the lobby (we get to talk to the security and random people in the building), and the excercise room in the basement area. Works for us so far.
I wholeheartedly agree. Especially in a little art studio where the tendency is to want to buy more stuff to create with - I don't let myself until I've used up more of what I've got.
By the by, I'll say "Wowie Zowie" after I've finished cleaning up my tiny studio.


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http://nntk.net/main.php?g2_itemId=251 - Spectacular Times - done by Reddebrek
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Quite a few texts here:
Added the stuff from http://ngnm.vrahokipos.net/translations.html but they add stuff sporadically so best to keep an eye on it.
Don't know if this has been mentioned yet, but here's a large collection of Raya Dunayevskaya writings from News & Letters.
I've finally started on the generation-online library. There's a lot of articles not in the libcom library, but I am wondering whether all of them should be uploaded (e.g. Bifo's articles, Foucault, Agamben etc.). Can one of the mods (I guess Steven) let me know if I should just upload all of it or be selective?
Hi, thanks very much for that.
Regarding what to upload, I would use your discretion. In general I would say stick with stuff that is explicitly libcom, or of significant interest to libcoms, like operaismo stuff or whatever.
More general philosophical articles like Foucault, I would say not to bother with unless they are of specific libcom interest and aren't online many other places.
Thanks so much!
Ok, will do. There's a lot that doesn't really need to go up in the libcom library.
Subversion is now finished - everything I can find online is now up.
I have a paper copy of the final issue, courtesy of spiky Mike which I hope to put up shortly.
If anyone knows of anything else online anywhere which I had missed, please do post it up or post a link here so someone else can.
Friends of Durruti book done - http://libcom.org/library/friends-durruti-group-1937-39-agustin-guilam%C3%B2n
http://nntk.net/main.php?g2_itemId=251 - Spectacular Times - these would be great in the library, albeit bundled as separate PDF documents rather than with individual images for each page DONE
http://zerowork.org/ DONE
The majority of what's on there seems to already be on the website, but yeah, worth putting the rest in, too.
Also the autonomia: post political politics book is in the library in PDF form here - http://libcom.org/library/autonomia-post-political-politics
so is Negri's Books for Burning, here - http://libcom.org/library/books-burning-between-civil-war-democracy-1970s-italy-antonio-negri
All the stuff from here "http://users.resist.ca/~jon.beasley-murray/aut_02.html -autopsy texts" is in the library except for this piece -- Franco Barchiesi, Flexibility in Manufacturing -- Organization and Subjectivity
I can put that one up later
can someone update the original post please?
YES. One less thing on my list.
Updated the blogpost.
Also, I'm slowly going through the Radical America. I went through all the PDF's and wrote down the titles of some of the more relevent material and am using a free (and not terribly great) OCR program to convert them into text, then reformating and putting them in the library.
One thing on putting stuff in the library, Nate...I don't know how hugely important it is to the libcom folks, but I usually do some additional formatting to the articles I post such as bold headers of article section titles, italicizing foreign language words/book titles and adding the hyperlinked footnotes or whatever you call it1.
- 1. like this
Juan, yeah, my thought was put them in now and format better later. If that's not kosher then I'll stop doing them that way. I need to re-read the style guide because I can never remeber how to do the damn footnotes.
Awesome about you doing Radical America and in such a detailed way, that's a great resource.
Two more suggestions for the archive list -
STO's not really a libertarian communist group (though probly no less so than any of the Italian operaismo people in the 70s were) but they're of interest at least to US-based libertarian communists.
BF is a big part of how the Italian stuff came into English in the first place, in addition to the political work they got up to. I also think that with both the STO site and the BF site it's useful to have materials on groups that are about the size of a lot of our groups today, to compare with.
Amazing, thanks guys!
yeah Nate Juan is right we do prefer the basic formatting at least - i.e. bold headers. Italicised foreign words/journal names I would say don't worry about, but for emphasis we would like to keep. Footnotes would be great, but [1] etc style footnotes are alright. Because even though we may intend to go back and tidy things up later we probably won't get round to it, and some of the original formatting may be lost and it may not be clear how it is supposed to be.
But again thanks so much to you two!
Sure thing Steven. I'm dumber when it's late at night, I should of known this in the first place. I'll go back over those pieces and fix them. I'm also gonna make an effort to put more stuff in the library like this. It's a great resource and building it further is cool, and that's a better use of my time than most of what I do.
Brilliant, thank you! I haven't got much time at the moment to be adding/formatting stuff so we really appreciate any help
formatting on those posts fixed.
Can you remove this one from the original post please?
"http://users.resist.ca/~jon.beasley-murray/aut_02.html -autopsy texts"
That stuff's already in the library.
I'll start doing Break Their Haughty Power next.
Parts one and two of this:
http://www.thirdworldtraveler.com/Stockwell/StockwellCIA87_2.html DONE
this rewritten to be combined with the obituary posted on the libcom forums:
In Birchall's SW obit it says Alan Woodward wrote extensively, does anyone know if his stuff is online anywhere?
I think we've only got one article by him, more would be appreciated: http://libcom.org/tags/alan-woodward
Related, we should chase this up: http://www.connexions.org/CxLibrary/Docs/CaseforGrassrootsArchives.htm
Think it might be worth putting up a bunch of these:
And this, albeit with a disclaimer that we don't agree with the politics of the authors:
http://www.socialistalternative.org/publications/fastfood/ DONE thanks wojtek
Inefficiency of capitalism: http://www.bastardarchive.org/?p=262 DONE
http://www.tenant.net/Community/history/hist-toc.html DONE, thanks wojtek


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