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NEWSFLASH: there's a really broad range of people out there. if you complain that all your partners/friends keep doing the same things either 1. you aren't learning from your mistakes or 2. you are the problem.
either way, pull your head out of your ass and fucking fix it.
the most pure form of happiness i experience is the kind that engulfs me for no reason at the most unexpected moments.
This machine allows anyone to work for minimum wage for as long as they like. Turning the crank on the side releases one penny every 4.97 seconds, for a total of $7.25 per hour. This corresponds to minimum wage for a person in New York. This piece is brilliant on multiple levels, particularly as social commentary. Without a doubt, most people who started operating the machine for fun would quickly grow disheartened and stop when realizing just how little they're earning by turning this mindless crank. A person would then conceivably realize that this is what nearly two million people in the United States do every day…at much harder jobs than turning a crank. This turns the piece into a simple, yet effective argument for raising the minimum wage.
yay capitalism -_-
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amor vincit omnia
The world has been rushing on with such fiery animation to get work and ever more work done, it has had no time to think of dividing the wages; and has merely left them to be scrambled for by the Law of the Stronger, Law of Supply and demand, Law of laissez-faire, and other idle laws and un-laws. We call it a society; and go about professing openly the totalest separation, isolation. Our life is not mutual helpfulness; but rather, cloaked under due laws of war, named 'fair competition' and so forth, it is a mutual hostility. We have profoundly forgotten everywhere that cash payment is not the sole relation of human beings….[It] is not eh sole nexus of man with man,- how far from it! Deep, far deeper than supply and demand, are laws, obligations as sacred as Man's life itself.
-Thomas Carlyle in Past and Present (1843)
hearing back from every grad program you applied to within 2 weeks feels great. getting accepted to them all feels better.
funny, that's how i feel when i see people gangnam too.
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This non-expert analysis tool supports daylighting-related design decisions in commercial buildings for both the initial design and development stages.
The tool predicts the daylighting and energy performance of side-lit and/or top-lit private offices, open plan offices, and classrooms. It replaces an earlier on-line design tool called Lightswitch Wizard that was limited to daylighting simulations.
This software has been developed by National Research Council Canada and Natural Resources Canada, in collaboration with NSERC Postdoctoral Fellows (PDF) and students from Canadian Universities.
Application objectives:
To help design professionals with interest in - but no expert knowledge of daylighting - to develop climate-responsive daylighting design concepts.
To optimize façade/ roof layout and orientation with respect to daylight and energy use.
To quantify energy savings from occupancy sensors and/or photocell controlled dimming.
Key features:
An intuitive 3-D graphical user interface and extensive help files
Annual daylight simulations using a validated, RADIANCE-based daylight coefficient approach
Integrated thermal/lighting simulations based on a customized version of ESP-r; space use is modeled based on the latest generation of occupant behaviour models
Skylights and windows with shading devices are modeled using SKYVISION
Pre-calculated daylight coefficient sets keep simulation times under a minute (depending on server traffic)
Advanced daylight performance metrics including daylight autonomy and useful daylight index
Simulation Output:
Intuitive 3D presentations of key daylight performance metrics
Monthly charts of energy use and peak load for heating, lighting and cooling

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text: We decided to take this trip from the Riu hotel Ocho Rios using the company Scubacaribe. The price was very reasonable compared to Thomsons rip off prices. The catamaran trip was excellent, the crew were very pleasantt and helpful. Free flowing rum and reggae music blasting out. Stretch out, enjoy the sun and let the world pass you by. The... More


text: I simmer inside when parents assume you like children and force you to interact with them, (I mean strangers, not people you can choose to interact with.) I work in customer service and parents have their kids hand me the money, use the debit machine or ask for their prescriptions. ARRGG. Not everyone is a kid person!


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Artist:Robert Earl Keen
Song:The Road Goes On Forever
Album:The Party Never Ends: Songs You Know From The Times You Can't Remember
Robert Earl Keen is one of several singer songwriters who emerged from Texas in the late 80s. I guess he could be described as a country artist because that's where he has been successful. Of course it's not that simple. The Road Goes On Forever is one of his signature songs. He was born Jan. 11, 1956 in Houston and started writing poetry as a teen and majored in English at Texas A & M University. Lyle Lovett was a neighbour at the time and taught Keen to play guitar. After graduating in 1980, he wrote for a newspaper and started performing in clubs. He self financed the 1984 EP No Kinda Dancer and moved to Nashville to get a record contract. But that didn't go well and he moved back to Austin. He signed with Sugar Hill Records and The Road Goes on Forever was on his 1989 debut CD West Textures. He made a few more CDs for Sugar Hill and those recordings are covered on this comp. He has also recorded for Arista and has done DVDs for Koch Records. Keen currently records for Lost Highway Records and his latest CD Rose Hotel was released in Sept. 2009. Those who are fans of alt country or roots music should check out Robert Earl Keen. Here's Robert Earl Keen performing The Road Goes On Forever at the 2008 NCAA Final Four March 2008.


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Since the winter of 2007, the Harvest Moon Society has collaborated with the Department of Architecture at the University of Manitoba, which has offered an undergraduate- and graduate-level architecture design studio program right in Clearwater, MB.
In the words of U of M professor and instructor of the studio program, Lancelot Coar, "this studio program has been run in collaboration with the Harvest Moon Society, intersecting with, and being inspired by their visions and ideas for cultivating a sustainable community through outreach and educational initiatives with the good folks of Clearwater."
View the full article summarizing the 2009 studio program in the Summer 2010 edition of "The Moon Report".
Towards Sustainability
The current trend of the building industry to move towards "sustainable" construction practices is an important step towards achieving a meaningful and balanced relationship with the environment. However, the focus of this movement is based on new architecture and construction projects currently being developed. What is not being discussed is the hidden potential within the vast majority of the existing buildings in our urban and rural landscapes.
In rural Canada, there are a great abundance of abandoned buildings, left behind in the wake of industrialized agricultural practices that have steadily depopulated farming communities over the last several decades. The buildings that have no further use are most often left to decompose in the weather or burned, and then buried or sent to a landfill.
From Old to New
In the fall of 2007, an architecture studio at the University of Manitoba, led by Professor Lancelot Coar, worked with the rural farming community of Clearwater, Manitoba and a non-profit organization, the Harvest Moon Society, to test the ability of abandoned buildings to provide material to promote new architecture.
In this studio, fourteen undergraduate and masters level students worked closely with both groups in Clearwater and deconstructed a 106 year-old one-room-schoolhouse that had been abandoned for over fifty-years. The material from this building proved to be valuable 'old growth' lumber, rich in colour, strength and sizes. This lumber saved from the building served to provide the material for three new projects aimed at helping serve this 68-person farming community.
Two projects were designed and built on the newly developed interpretive trail in Clearwater — a thirty-foot long pedestrian bridge and a lookout platform that overlooks the stunning Pembina Valley Watershed. The third project was the development of a community resource centre located in the Harvest Moon Centre. This room now provides opportunities for the farming community, the Harvest Moon Society, and visiting groups to engage and learn from each other.
The impact of this project has been overwhelming to the community of Clearwater as well as the vision of the Harvest Moon Society. The lessons gained in working with inspiring and visionary clients, and real sites and materials, have served to give a deeply meaningful lesson to the students seeking to find the role architecture can play on supporting sustainable practices in building and developing communities.
Because of the impact this project has had on Clearwater and the surrounding communities, the Harvest Moon Society has nominated the University of Manitoba – Faculty of Architecture – for a Manitoba Excellence in Sustainability Award. This project was also awarded a grant by the Waste Reduction and Pollution Prevention fund offered by the Manitoba Conservation.
In 2011 Professor Coar lead a new studio group to Clearwater, working to deconstruct a century-old barn to provide material for new structures to be designed by the students for Clearwater.


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Masters 2012: Why Fred Couples' Surprise Run Won't Last
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Fred Couples' miraculous lead in the 2012 Masters will not hold up. Couples is five-under through 36 holes, but he will crack down the stretch.
Couples has created a storyline golf fans will not forget no matter where he finishes. He is seeking his second green jacket, but won his first 20 years ago.
If he wins, Couples will be the oldest golfer to ever win a major. The Masters is not just any major. The Masters is the granddaddy of them all.
Couples' lead through 36 holes is not safe. Several very capable golfers are eagerly nipping at his heels.
His run has been admirable, but here is why his lead will not hold up.
A 52-year-old golfer has never won a major, let alone the Masters. Couples will not be the first golfer to break the mold.
Couples has the skills to compete until the bitter end; however, his endurance and focus will crack.
Rory McIlroy and Bubba Watson are both four-under entering Round 3 on Saturday. Both are young golfers with tremendous upside and a fair amount of experience. Their youth will allow them to outlast Couples as we enter the tournament's final two rounds.
Every golf fan knows what Couples is trying to do. Don't think he doesn't, as well.
Will Fred Couples hold his lead?
Couples knows his age, and knows that no one his age has ever managed to win a major. The stage is huge, the competition is rigorous and endurance favors the young.
The Senior PGA Tour exists for a reason. Most golfers Couples' age cannot compete with the spry, young golfers.
Couples has so far, but he will fade.
Playing with Fire
Fred Couples' putting will fail him in the 2012 Masters' final two rounds.
Couples has a vast understanding of Augusta. He has extraordinary experience and has used that to his advantage thus far.
Experience only gets you so far. The ability to drive the ball will play a role in the final two rounds. Couples has a capable game off the tee, but he does not stand up to others on the currently packed leaderboard.
Couples knows Augusta like the back of his hand. He has been masterful on the green and laid the ball up perfectly with his mid-range game.
Couples' putting will digress as the greens get faster in the tournament's final two rounds. Sooner or later, he will need to hit for distance.
Younger, stronger players will take over as Couples' crafty game falters.
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I will be 4 months if I don't pay my mortgage this month. How do I keep from getting a deficiency judgement in the final agreement?
This is a potentially very complicated question. The right answer depends on details specific to you, that can only be sorted out by means of an in depth discussion with a qualified attorney who understands both foreclosure and bankruptcy litigation. Why are your short selling your home in the first place ? Most mortgage servicers refuse to waive their right to a deficiency judgment even if they consent to a short sale, so if that is your whole reason, you may wind up with no home and full deficiency exposure.
Do you already have an approved deal ?
Whether or not to stop paying the mortgage is something for you to decide. What I can tell you is that most of my clients are not paying the mortgage while they are going through the short sale process. The idea is that they do not want to continue throwing money at a house that they are trying to get out from under. As for the deficiency judgment, whether there is a deficiency or not is based on your short sale agreement with the lender. Many lenders will write off the whole amount that is not recoved in the short sale; other lenders will demand a deficiency beofre allowing the short sale to close. This is where having a good real estate agent comes into play. You agent should be able to go overr the short sale agreement with you to explain whether there will be a deficiency or not and for how much. In the event that there is a deficiency, you can file a bankruptcy to get rid of the deficiency amount owed. Good luck!
You should be very careful to understand if you are doing this short sale out of necessity, or not. The documents contained in mortgages all over the country are shoddy at best, and many of the purported note holders do not have the correct paperwork to actually foreclose. You may want to contact a Florida foreclosure defense firm. A short sale only helps if there is not a deficiency left. Many times, the creditors are still attempting to collect. And, amazingly, often they don't even have the right to.
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Question Details:I am starting an online business of fashion merchandise. I will be buying products from wholesalers in US (and may be outside US) and reselling them through my website in US. I will also be hiring services of "Registered Agents" in Delaware. Since, I won't have any physical stores in my home state and since it does not have a state tax, would I have to still register my business in thereonly because it is my home state of residence?
From the facts you stated, you may not have to register in your home State. Frankly, every State is looking for tax dollars any way they can. You need the advice of a competent tax and business attorney to structure your business to minimize the tax issues.
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Wake Forest Baptist urogynecologists Samuel S. Lentz, MD, and Steven H. Berliner, MD, have added another approach to their repertoire of therapies for treating urinary incontinence—the adjustable urethral sling.
"A common solution for incontinence is the tension-free urethral sling. It works well; however, if the patient has persistent incontinence after placement, you can't adjust the sling," said Lentz. "With the adjustable sling, you can 'fine-tune' it for the patient."
Under general or spinal anesthesia, the sling is placed beneath the urethra through a small vaginal incision. Two permanent sutures attached to the sling are passed through a small abdominal incision. The sutures are then spooled into an adjustment device called a varitensor which remains under the skin. The varitensor is accessible to adjust the tension on the sling one to two days after surgery. The adjustment can also be performed at a subsequent time, even months after surgery, under local anesthesia in the office.
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NORTH Hampshire's British Touring Car drivers Rob Collard and Nick Foster will be back in action this weekend as the championship returns after its summer break. read more
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Sir.–Further to your article on the Manydown land saga, I must take issue on the matter of Basingstoke and Deane Council agreeing to spend £100,000 on employing Ernst and Young to carry out a full review of the process and decisions which have resulted in the same council being judged to have acted "unlawfully and irrationally". read more
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AN INCREDIBLE swimmer beat illness, fierce tides and jellyfish to successfully conquer the English Channel – raising thousands for a local hospice in the process. read more
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Colin Davison, managing director of Cranleys Chartered Accountants, received a SaBRE – Supporting Britain's Reservists and Employers – certificate, from The Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire, Dame Mary Fagan, on board HMS Victory. read more


text: Harvey's material has never been particularly sunny, but this album is seriously dark. AllMusic uses the word "eerie" in their review and I have to agree – this is haunting, chilling music, all stripped down to bare bones: piano, a few other instruments, and the atmosphere churned up by her voice. This is not easy listening, but it is intriguing as hell.


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When I heard about Paul Bonine's Black Plants: 75 Striking Choices for the Garden I was very excited. I love black plants. I pre-ordered it on the spot, but I haven't gotten around to reviewing it until just now. I apologize, because it really is a great book that deserved immediate attention.
As the title alludes, the book contains 75 plant selections, each with a paragraph about the plant and a large, full-bleed photo. I like that the descriptions are written in a light, conversational tone. You don't have to be a plant scholar or even know the proper way to pronounce "clematis" to enjoy reading the book and get useful information from it. Each plant description is accompanied by useful icons that tell you what zone the plant is hardy to and how much water, sunlight, etc it likes.
The plants included are a nicley curated collection of deep burgandy, midnight blue, darkest purple, and other exquisitely dark colors. I appreciate that the plants are a really diverse collection. You can tell that the author tried to include a nice mix of trees, shrubs, annuals, herbaceous perennials, bulbs, etc. The plants also seem evenly divided between black foliage and black flowers.
Another nice thing about the book is its size. You might think that a book of this sort would be coffee table book size. But instead this book is about 7 inches by 6 inches and has a soft cover. I imagine that I'll put post it note flags on the plants I like and stick the book in my purse and take it with me to the nursery. The small size and light weight (along with the conversational tone and gorgeous photos) also makes the book perfect for reading in the bath while daydreaming about next year's garden.
I do have a minor quibble with the book's author though. Some of the plants in the book are not black. For example, 'Java Red' Weiglia. The leaves are described as deep green with a purplish cast, but I think it is a real stretch to call anything on the plant even remotely black. There are a couple of other similar plants in the book, but I'd say 95% of the plants are black or nearly black, the sort you'd expect to find in a book about black plants.
Along the same lines of my pettifog above, there are black varieties of certain plants that I like better than the ones chosen for the book. For example, I think 'Black Stockings' is a prettier variety of black daylily than 'Night Wings,' which is the selection included in Black Plants. It has ruffled petals and a deep yellow throat that really emphasizes the blackness of the flower. But 'Night Wings' is often referred to as the blackest daylily, so I guess it really is just personal preference.
All-in-all, this is a great book if you're looking for some black plant inspiration. And you can't beat the price. Amazon is currently selling it for $10.17, but even at full price ($14.95) the book is worth every penny. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.


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Where do we even begin?? Jennifer was the best thing to happen to us for wedding planning. We met her before we were even engaged and knew we had made the right decision in choosing her as our wedding planner. We interviewed 5 other Columbus wedding planners and our choice was very clear in the beginning. For the year+ that we were planning with her, we never doubted that we'd made the right decision. She is very knowledgeable in the industry and is very passionate about what she does. She recommended each and every one of the wedding vendors that we chose and we were beyond pleased with all of them. My husband and I were able to enjoy the time we were engaged knowing that Jennifer was handling all the small details for us. That in itself is one of the greatest gifts anyone could ask for. We not only gained peace of mind and comfort knowing that our wedding planning was in the greatest of hands, we also gained a friend. And we will be forever grateful that Jennifer played a very important role in the most important day of our lives. Thank you, Jennifer, for everything that you've done for us.
Bride, Katlin
As the mother of the groom, when I heard that a wedding planner was hired, I was extremely skeptical. After all, the reception venue had already been reserved, and the photographer and florist had already been chosen. My first thought was, why in the world do the kids need a wedding planner? The "big" items had already been planned. Obviously since I had never planned a wedding before…other than my own way back in the day, I had no idea how much Jennifer would do to help make the kids' wedding day so special. She made sure that every single detail had been covered. Jennifer 's outgoing personality and professionalism helped all of us feel confident that the wedding day would run smoothly from start to finish…and it did. All of the little extras that the kids wanted in their wedding were worked into the day's schedule without creating any additional stress. Jennifer's efficiency actually eliminated much of the tension typically associated with such an occasion. I would definitely recommend Jennifer and her services to any bride and groom wanting their special day to be PERFECT!
Mother of the Groom, Sandy


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Welcome to the Embassy Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor: Your Ideal Choice Among Hotels in Baltimore at Inner Harbor
Welcome to the Embassy Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor: Your Ideal Choice Among Hotels in Baltimore at Inner Harbor
Genuine hospitality. Choose our Inner Harbor Baltimore hotel and discover why Embassy Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor has been regarded as a Charm City legend for more than two decades. Offering a distinct combination of comfort and convenience, with easy access to the city's best points of interest, our Baltimore hotel is certain to make your Maryland visit a memorable one. When you stay at our all-suite Embassy Suites Baltimore Inner Harbor hotel, you'll enjoy personalized service, thoughtful amenities and comfortably elegant guest rooms and suites.
- Located in the heart of downtown Baltimore
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- Within walking distance of shopping, dining, and the Mt. Vernon cultural district
- Only 10 miles to Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI)
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Skye Craig, dessert queen of MasterChef series 2 and founder of Wild Sugar, was on The Morning Show this morning cooking up pecan and pomegranate tarts. Now, I'm sure it's no surprise that I'm a fairly huge MasterChef fan. When on the show Skye definitely intrigued me with her unique way of creating decadent desserts with healthy raw ingredients (remember the chocolate avocado mousse?) so naturally I was keen to see her signature style in these little tarts.
The use of dates in the base act as a low GI sugar substitute, leaving only a little brown sugar in the filling which makes this recipe just perfect to add to the growing collection of healthier desserts in this series (Skye omitted the chocolate in the base). Plus, pecans are packed full of goodness – vitamin E to protect the nervous system, naturally-occurring antioxidants to keep our heart healthy and prevent disease, assist in lowering LDL (bad) cholesterol, aid in weight loss and maintenance, contain very little saturated (unhealthy) fat and boast more than 19 vitamins and minerals.
Need more to tempt you to try this recipe? You don't even have to turn on the oven or stove top! I'm won.


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We all just figured we could borrow the video from you.
stay low... keep moving...
I was at scouts last night and missed it. I love Charlie and the gang. Is it the same one they have always ran? If so, what was so wrong with it?
Originally posted by DarkFury
Psssst.... Charles Shultz is dead BTW... Just thought you wanted to know..
I know.....that's y I was extra excited about the special, thought it was gonna be something they pulled out of the hidden basement of Shultz or something.
and.....I don't think so.Originally posted by chrissy
I was at scouts last night and missed it. I love Charlie and the gang. Is it the same one they have always ran? If so, what was so wrong with it?
from abc's website:
it's all-new.A Charlie Brown Valentine
February 14, 8/7c
An all-new PEANUTS special, A Charlie Brown Valentine, produced and animated by the same team that gave us the now classic PEANUTS holiday specials and taken directly from the late cartoonist Charles M. Schulz's famed comic strip, marks the first newly created programming from the PEANUTS team in several years.
A Charlie Brown Valentine is taken directly from the vast number of archived strips that Schulz themed to the popular February holiday. In this special, Charlie Brown finally works up the courage to call the little red-haired girl to ask her to the Valentine's Day dance. But once again he ends up broken-hearted and empty-handed when he dials the wrong number and reaches Peppermint Patty instead.
What it seemed like they did was that they took a whole bunch of animated pieces (animations of a strip cartoon) and just pieced the pieces all together to make it flow as best as they could...
the result...."what the heck, I thought valentine's day already past, why is valentine's day next week now?"
heheOriginally posted by Markel
We all just figured we could borrow the video from you.
Actually I did tape it. Went to go chill with friends (no date ), and i programmed my vcr. I might capture it to my computer and make it into avi's or something to share ....
mmmm, actually, WOULD've done that, but it's so poor.....
I know. You complained yesterday about the checkout line because of the VD rush.Originally posted by attgig
Actually I did tape it.
stay low... keep moving...
well, darn! I guess that's what I get for not looking at the TV guide.
Well, lemme know when you get it on your system


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Bowen to Townsville
April 11, 2012
Recluse is moving again after spending the cyclone season in Bowen, Queensland. The plan is to get to Darwin some time in July, then make our way up through Indonesia, and Malaysia to Thailand. Oh, with a stop at Singapore as well. Monday, April Fools Day, was spent stocking up on essentials, like food and water, and saying goodbye to some of the lovely people we have met during our time in Bowen. Recluse was moved to the public jetty; so we could load up all our supplies, and to enable land based friends to call around in the evening for farewell drinks, without needing a dinghy ride. It was a lovely evening and great that so many friends called in to say goodbye. At 6:30am on Tuesday we said goodbye to Bowen and made our way out of the harbour. It was a beautiful still morning, with the forecast winds of 5-10 knots proving to be quite accurate. Motor sailing was the order of the day, especially with the huge amount of Bowen barnacles clinging to the bottom. It was nice to have a calm day when we hadn't been out for so long. The new tiller pilot steered the boat brilliantly, and so quietly. We have christened him Caspar. Unfortunately engine problems stopped us for a while, but Steve eventually sorted things out enough to carry on. By this time it was obvious we would not be getting to Cape Upstart before dark. To compensate, Steve caught a tuna. As his fishing in Australia has been largely unsuccessful up until now, it was a very exciting moment. Not long after, I spotted a dolphin, my highlight for the day. There were quite a few logs floating in the water as we approached Cape Upstart, and we had to take care not to hit any. It was 7.30pm by the time we were anchored for the night and having our tea. Our first day of sea air for so long, had worn us out, and it was a very early night for us. Wednesday morning was a repeat of Tuesday. Lovely, fine and calm with several dolphins sighted along the way. Steve found our hammock, which had never been used, and worked out a way to rig it up in the cockpit. Very comfortable. We stopped at Cape Bowling Green for the night, although several people had told us that this anchorage is very uncomfortable. However, with the weather so light, it was fine. Thursday morning sent us a huge rain shower before turning into another brilliant day. Luckily we had slightly more wind, and managed to travel a little faster than the previous two days, arriving at Horseshoe Bay on Magnetic Island, mid afternoon. There were quite a few boats in the bay when we got there, with others arriving after us. We worked out that it must be the long Easter weekend, bringing everyone out from Townsville. By Friday night there were boats everywhere We are now waiting to hear from the Townsville Slipway to see how soon we can get Recluse out of the water, to give the bottom a good coating of antifoul, before carrying on northwards.


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My TomTom Rider 1 has finally died after being run over, dropped from great height, soaked in water and leading me all over Europe and through Florida. I am in need of a replacement and was going for a Garmin, maybe the Zumo 550, but they go for around $600/$700, a it more than I can affird, any advice out there on the 450, 500 or other Garmin units that are bike friendly?
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Garmin Quest GPS
It older and therefore cheaper but is very handy. The Quest (Atlantic Model) is what took us all over Europe for three years, about 70,000 km. It requires uploading the maps you need but holds enough for several days run. (The Quest II has the maps built in and has room to upload your personal POI's.) One of the best things is you can pop it out of its mount (Touratech makes a locking one), slip it in your pocket and take it with you when you take the train into the big city. Then you can mark your hotel or campsite or whatever to find your way back to it at the end of the day. It finds addresses or gasoline or hotels/restuarants but does not have music or pictures or bluetooth. The voice driving directions come from an external speaker at the 12 v. plug, so we didn't use them on the bike. We just watched the screen. One of my favorite features is that the four little data cells on the screen are user settable to any of about fifty data items like speed, distance, altitude, time to next, time to destination, etc. etc. etc.
Tom Tom Rider 2
I used the tom tom rider 2 in a Round Europe Trip, and I think that is a very good choice.
Hi Dan, after my first Sreet Pilot 111 finally died and Garmin said that they would charge US$200.00 just to look at it, it was back to ebay and another Street Pilot 111, hardly used and then in a car, for £70.00. This came with a newer Europe base map, a couple of 256 cards and a newer US map CD than my old one had. I like this model, it is very robust, has large print (I am after all a pensioner) easy to use and designed with motorbikes in mind. It is mounted on the left hand wing mirror stalk of my BMWR1200GS in an expensive Touratech mount and has been fitted with my patented sunshade made from the remains of a truck tyre inner tube picked up from the side of the Pan American in the Atacama desert, ethnic or what. Ride safe.
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Funeral prayers for slain Maulana Shamsur Rehman Muavia will be held in Lahore on Saturday afternoon.
Arrests were made after two houses were raided in West London in connection with probe against MQM chief Altaf Hussain.
Khan met with Nato envoys in Islamabad to clarify his party's position on drones and the blockade of supplies through KP
The apex court expressed its dissatisfaction over the details of 35 missing persons submitted by Khawaja Asif.
Foreign ministry says Pakistan's case for GSP plus status could be weakened if it does not abolish capital punishment
Mandela had been receiving treatment for a lung infection at his Johannesburg home since September.
The SC ordered the FIA to conduct a thorough investigation and to eliminate corruption from the pilgrimage procedure.
Al Qaeda said it attacked the defence ministry after the mujahideen proved that it accommodated drone control rooms.
It is not every day the value of truth is demonstrated. How could truth carry so much weightage, much more than lives?
Honking is for emergencies only. While I understand Pakistan is always on the verge of one, please do reconsider.
They are a dangerous side. They have qualified for the 2015 World Cup and the World T20 through hard work: Hafeez
The cash-strapped hockey federation claims it has only a meagre amount of Rs600,000 left in the kitty.
"I haven't heard from anyone from the ICC. Honestly, I'm as much in the dark as you are," Cairns said.
The benchmark index rose 0.28 per cent, or 69.86 points, to close the day at 24,870.55 points.
Remittances from Pakistanis abroad rose 6.27 per cent in the first four months of the 2013-14 fiscal year.
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The Australian newspaper said the vast scale of the security breach is only just becoming evident.
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NFL Player Mark Brunell Files Chapter 11
According to the Florida Times-Union, Brunell also invested in several other failed real estate projects in Michigan and Michigan-based Select Bank won a $1.1 million judgment against Brunell and his partners. Brunell has tried to keep up with the payments on his own but was no longer able to do so. "The timing of the group's real estate acquisitions at the height of the real estate market, in hindsight, clearly was not good," Brunell said in a statement e-mailed to the Times-Union. Brunell is currently a free agent and has not signed with another NFL team.
Brunell, who used to play for the Jaguars, has been active in the Jacksonville community, and created the Brunell Family Foundation in 1997 to raise funds for critically ill children and their families.The organization has raised nearly $800,000 to benefit charitable causes.
Professional athletes face a lot of choices when it comes to spending their money. Often real estate looks like a stable place to put one's money and see it grow rapidly but many athletes have faced trouble as the real estate market floundered and developments went belly-up.


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Jorge Lorenzo claimed his fourth straight pole despite causing a red flag when his engine erupted mid-qualifying, while his Yamaha teammate Valentino Rossi took fifth for his comeback race in Germany.
Lorenzo's engine appeared to detonate on the pit straight just after halfway through the session, with a cloud of smoke, oil and flame trailing the Yamaha until Lorenzo pulled off on an escape road approaching the first corner.
The oil trail then caught out both Ben Spies and Randy de Puniet, who crashed at high speed as they hit the slippery surface, with LCR Honda rider de Puniet clouting Spies' crashed Tech 3 Yamaha with his legs as he tumbled through the gravel.
The Frenchman was removed from the scene on a stretcher and although he was able to return to the LCR garage, he was in too much pain to continue with the session. He has been cleared to race tomorrow however, having escaped with bruising.
It took nearly 25 minutes to clear up after the incident before qualifying could resume. Lorenzo then went into the closing stages third behind Dani Pedrosa (Honda) and Casey Stoner (Ducati), before jumping to the top spot with a 1m21.825s lap - despite encountering Aleix Espargaro's Pramac Ducati along the way.
Lorenzo then trimmed another 0.008sec from his benchmark next time around to cement his pole, with Stoner improving to second, 0.024sec off pole and a tenth ahead of Pedrosa.
Andrea Dovizioso put the second Honda on row two ahead of Rossi's Yamaha. The former champion rode steadily at first and was only 13th following the initial runs, before leaping into the top five for his first race since breaking his leg at Mugello six weeks ago.
Hector Barbera was another sensation of the afternoon, taking his Aspar Ducati to sixth - the best starting position of both his and his team's short MotoGP careers.
De Puniet had been fifth when he crashed and still held on to seventh. The Gresini Hondas of Marco Simoncelli and Marco Melandri were eighth and 10th, split by Espargaro. Spies was only 13th after his crash, but still beat the struggling Suzukis and Ducati's Nicky Hayden.
Alex de Angelis had a substantial accident on the Interwetten Honda with six minutes to go and will start last - although he was unhurt and even made it back out on his spare bike after a speedy jog back to the pits.
Pos Rider Team Time Gap 1. Jorge Lorenzo Yamaha 1m21.817s 2. Casey Stoner Ducati 1m21.841s + 0.024s 3. Dani Pedrosa Honda 1m21.948s + 0.131s 4. Andrea Dovizioso Honda 1m22.263s + 0.446s 5. Valentino Rossi Yamaha 1m22.395s + 0.578s 6. Hector Barbera Aspar Ducati 1m22.454s + 0.637s 7. Randy de Puniet LCR Honda 1m22.610s + 0.793s 8. Marco Simoncelli Gresini Honda 1m22.624s + 0.807s 9. Aleix Espargaro Pramac Ducati 1m22.910s + 1.093s10. Marco Melandri Gresini Honda 1m22.917s + 1.100s11. Mika Kallio Pramac Ducati 1m22.961s + 1.144s12. Colin Edwards Tech 3 Yamaha 1m23.026s + 1.209s13. Ben Spies Tech 3 Yamaha 1m23.028s + 1.211s14. Loris Capirossi Suzuki 1m23.040s + 1.223s15. Nicky Hayden Ducati 1m23.090s + 1.273s16. Alvaro Bautista Suzuki 1m23.193s + 1.376s17. Alex de Angelis Interwetten Honda 1m23.515s + 1.698s
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Obama has been instrumental in organizing closer relations on a personal note with Russia, and although his administration, although lacking in personalities strong and intelligent and professionally and employment-ability enough to handle saving the United States from swallowing itself whole, the emphasis is on government and political-building in countries around the world who simply do not want or need the US there; except, of course for the billions on billions of dollars the USA pours into all these countries under the pretense of "Foreign Aid packages".
Obama spoke in earnest right after he was sworn-in as President concerning making this NATO alliance of the defense mechanism of a line of missiles probable. Remember the old "Dew Line"? This was the same exact thing, but following the Cold War, the Dew Line was removed. Now there is need for it all over again. Great foresight!
Finally, with aircraft like the new F-35 jet fighter/bomber the USA has developed and drones which carry nuclear devices, and ICBMs and other spacecraft and aircraft which can reach target zones in a matter of minutes to hours; and if an aircraft of certain stealth types and all are used, the pilots can be back home for dinner with wifey and the kiddies after bombing the living tar out of the enemy...all combined, there really is no real need for the hype and expenses and political banter as well as the dangers to the USA when and if this new NATO deal goes through. Guess who will support the cost the most, folks? You may have guessed it already!
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Why rutnut? Because this site is devoted to study of the Oregon, California and other trails of the Trans-Mississippi West. Part of that study is to find, walk in, mark, and preserve traces of the trail where they still exist. You can read travel forum if you need more information.
My name is Tom Laidlaw
my profile you can find on oregon dating site or california dating. and ever since I happened upon a Sesquicentennial wagon train in 1993 I have
been traveling these old trails, by book and by look. Being retired
I am lucky enough to spend most of my summers traveling the trails and finding
the places I read about. One thing I found was that the trails overlap
and crisscross. Most notable is the stretch along the North Platte
River from Fort Laramie, WY to Casper, Sweetwater River, South Pass, and
Fort Bridger. There are many BLM Markers along this stretch which proclaim
Oregon Trail, California Trail, Mormon Trail, and Pony Express on respective
sides of the post.
View interactive google satellite Oregon map now. Eventually I met some folks from the Oregon - California Trails Association (OCTA). when I found out how much I could learn from them I promptly joined the Northwest Chapter. They happened to be looking for someone to create a web page, so with an adventurous spirit but little knowledge of how to do that I began. I got great help from other chapter webmasters and the NWOCTA Website now has probably 100 pages chock full of pictures and reports of our activities. Following is a list of sites I have created, as well as other great sites, including sites with even more links. |
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On Monday, we posted that in a couple of weeks time we will be flying to Rome from Istanbul. Albeit a very fleeting visit, it does mean that we're going to be able to squash in a bit of time in our favourite city before we fly and we'll be staying overnight, somewhere around the Taksim area.
All cities need a main centre - that point in the mass sprawl that everyone is familiar with. In Istanbul, this centre is Taksim Square. Before we'd ever been to Istanbul, we had romantic images of mosques, minarets and the Grand Bazaar - and so we were a bit dazed and confused, to say the least, when our service bus pulled to the side of the road in Taksim Square and told us it was time to get off. Welcome to Istanbul!
For us, Taksim Square is the epitome of the phrase 'assault to the senses.' At first sight, you think, "What the...?" And because of this, you become strangely attached to the place.
İstiklal Anıtı - Independence Monument
But Taksim Square also has huge symbolic significance in Istanbul. It's the symbol of the modern, secular, Turkish Republic headed by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk - and amongst all the hectic goings on described above, it's the Independence Monument that stands proud, right in the centre.
This is the place where dignitaries come to lay wreaths to show their respects. This is the place where city public gatherings are held; sometimes it's scenes of celebration and other times, it's a place where people come to make their voices heard.
Probably the most famous street that leads to Taksim Square and the İstiklal Anıtı is the mesmerisingly crowded İstiklal Caddesi (Independence Avenue). Naturally, this is the route of the many demonstrations in Istanbul. Hardly a weekend goes by without numerous groups of protesters chanting their way along Istiklal Caddesi before finishing up in Taksim Square. Their causes are many and varied and they happen so frequently that many go unnoticed.
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View Comments By Grace Bascos 9/15/11 12:00am Dishing With Grace Moon 'n Doggie at RM Seafood Lovers of encased meats will adore the Moon 'n Doggie, introduced to the world during Rick Moonen's first turn on TV's Top Chef Masters. The chef has since refined the seafood-based sausage from the corn dog of inception to a hot dog, now served in a buttery toasted bun. The white shrimp dog is bright with Asian flavors, including ginger, garlic and shallot, and a dash of sriracha hot sauce. A spicy red cabbage slaw and fresh chips on the side add great crunch and Read More


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Containing Maps of the Several States of the North American Union, Prepared and Drawn on a Uniform Scale.... Tanner, Henry S. Philadelphia: H. S. Tanner, [1823], revised edition 1825. Atlas, leather over marbled paper boards, with William C. Rhinelander in gilt on front and small bookplates front and rear, 22 hand-colored double-page maps, with South America on two sheets (indexed as 2 maps in volume), and North America being quadruple (indexed as 4 maps), both with linen tape at attachments of separate sheets and reinforcing folds.
Condition: Boards separated and worn, some leather missing, dampstain to bottom edge and bottom half of long edge of first few text pages. South American map has ca 3" separation at fold; North American map has ca 8" "?-shaped" tear in lower central portion, slight damage at central fold where both upper and lower quarters fold in, and minor scuffing to edges where they folded into the center. Some toning of linen and adhesive at sections. Other maps fine.


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(02/05/13) - The man accused of shooting a woman and holding her captive for five days in Gladwin County, will undergo psychiatric testing.
Police say Shaun Cleary shot Cynthia Hartman twice in the head on Jan.15 in a cabin.
Cleary's attorney filed a motion Tuesday to have his client evaluated to see if he is competent to stand trial.
Cleary spent nine years in prison for assaulting a woman in 2000. His probation ended in 2011.
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Please join us at our hospital (1215 Canandaigua Road in Palmyra) for an open house on Saturday, December 1st from 12 to 2:30 p.m. We will be asking trivia questions through which participants can win prizes. Visitors will also get to meet with our staff, see our hospital and enjoy refreshments. Children are invited, too! We will have fun items for the kids to take home.
In addition, we will raffle off a basket donated by Hidden Pet Fence. Hand-painted ornaments will also be available when you make a donation to Rochester Hope for Pets, an organization that provides grants toward veterinary care to owners facing financial hardship. Raffle proceeds will also benefit this non-profit organization.
We hope to see you for a day of fun on December 1st!


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LNG projects are structured in a variety of ways. There is no standard structure; however, the tolling model has been used in several recent LNG export projects. In terms of the tolling model, considerations highlighted in...more
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After years of fitful progress and failure, Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States) and Germany (collectively the "P5+1")...more
Iran: Easing of sanctions by the United States ("US") and European Union ("EU") - On 24 November 2013, a joint commission of the United Kingdom ("UK"), the United States, Germany, France, Russia and China (collectively...more
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The International Energy Agency (IEA) World Energy Outlook Report 2013 (the "Report"), which was published last week, projects that global energy demand is likely to increase by one third by 2035 with low carbon energy...more
Summary - On 19 November, the European Parliament ("EP") voted to approve the Connecting Europe Facility ("CEF") Regulation. The CEF Regulation is likely to become law early in 2014. The CEF Regulation is a funding...more
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By Ben Kesling
An index of manufacturing output in the Midwest rose in December for the second month in a row.
The Midwest Manufacturing Index, released Monday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, increased 0.7% in December to a seasonally adjusted 94.7. That comes after rising a revised 2.0% in November. The overall index is up 6.2% from December 2011.
Of the four sectors that make up the index, two showed improvement. Regional auto production numbers rose 1.5% and regional steel output moved up 0.7%. Regional resource output fell slightly, moving down 0.1%, and regional machinery production dipped 0.3%.
Midwest automotive production is up 16.8% since December 2011, and regional steel output is up 3.3% year-over-year.
Regional resource output is up 0.4% from the prior year and regional machinery output is up 1.0% over the same time.
The Chicago Fed compiles its monthly estimates based on hours worked in 15 separate manufacturing industries to determine manufacturing output in the Seventh Federal Reserve District. The district includes Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Wisconsin, states with a number of major manufacturers including truck maker Navistar International Corp. and auto manufacturers Ford Motor Co., General Motors Co. and Chrysler Group LLC, majority owned by Fiat SpA.
A benchmark reading of 100 was established for 2007, all subsequent indexes are relative to this benchmark.


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I have long been a fan of Audrey Hepburn and Fred Astaire. Audrey, for her grace and beauty. Fred, for his charm and talent. This is inspired by a photograph of the two, practicing for the film Funny Face. Fred Astaire traditionally was paired with actresses that were exceptional tap dancers. The routines performed by the cinematic couples were as much a competition between the two individuals as they were a performance together.
Audrey Hepburn, however, was trained in ballet. In the film, Fred dances with Audrey as if he's gently wound up a music box to watch the delicate ballerina come to life in a dance. It is one of my favorite moments in film. The picture itself seemed to come to life, with its light flowing through the shadows and across the dancing figures.


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A mature spiritual distinguishes between temporary states on the one hand, and station, or level of being, on the other. Less mature approaches may tend to rely on ecstatogenic techniques, narcotics of the path for the spiritually addicted. Certainly many people from the drug culture have been attracted to spiritual paths because they seems to offer these altered states of consciousness. But mature traditions speak of a sobriety which encompasses and surpasses the ecstasy of intoxication.
Shamsi Tabriz, the teacher of the thirteenth-century Sufi mystic Rumi, said:
Some of our friends find their joy in cannabis. This is the fantasy of the devil. With us, there is no place for the fantasy of the angels. How much less is there a place for the fantasies of the devil! We don't even accept the illusions of the angels, so what can the illusions of the devil be? Why don't our friends take pleasure in that clean and infinite universe of ours? This universe embraces them and makes them drunk without ever making them aware of it. Everyone is in unanimous agreement that this universe is not an illicit substance.
— Kabir Helsinki
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Boy Scouts work with Salvation Army on behalf of seniors
Austin Breed 17, Grant Davidson 17, Boy Scouts of Troop 118, sponsored by St. Stephen Church , make greeting cards that will be given to seniors while volunteering at the Salvation Army Christmas Center Monday night.
Do You Know Which Congress Members Are Criminals?
Do gun control laws need to be more or less strict than they are now?
30-mile bike and pedestrian trail planned from Mooresville to Charlotte
"It will be one of our first regional trails that cross county borders. It will allow people to cycle to Uptown Charlotte to work, to play, to go to Panthers games" says Gwen Cook, who is a Planner with Mecklenburg County Park and Recreation.
Davidson College, edX and College Board Launch Collaboration to...
December 5, 2013 - Davidson, NC - Davidson College, edX and the College Board announced today a new collaboration to provide Advanced Placement teachers and their students with access to a suite of online instructional modules to improve educational outcomes in calculus, physics and macroeconomics.
Kimberly-Clark Pro taps new North American VP
Kimberly-Clark Professional has named Tim Feeheley as VP of Kimberly-Clark Professional North America.
Regional Artist Project Grant winners announced
The grant winners are Derek Davidson, Rebecca Gummere, Beth Shuford, Carlie Eisenberg, Martha Enzmann, Stephen Shoemaker, (back... The Regional Artist Project of Northwest North Carolina is a partnership between the Arts Councils of Alleghany, Ashe, Watauga and Wilkes Counties and the North Carolina Arts Council.
Lenoir to allow backyard chickens
The Lenoir City Council narrowly adopted an amendment to its code of ordinances Monday night to allow residents to apply for a permit to house as many as four hens in the back yard if they are confined at least 50 feet from houses.
Somalia: UN Charcoal Ban Crucial to Somalia Survival
Shabab militants, who control portions of southern Somalia, have long relied on charcoal exports to Gulf Arab states to fund their operations and pay their recruits.
Davidson Players announce 2014 season
Pearl Cleage's play "Flyin' West" tells the story of female black pioneers settling the west after the Civil War.
Davidson College announces $4M challenge grant
Davidson College on Saturday announced a $4 million challenge grant by Samuel and Ann Vance Ginn of Hillsborough, Calif., to help build the college's planned athletic center expansion.
MSC Industrial Supply has opened a co-headquarters in Davidson, North Carolina. The 180,000-square-foot facility has the capacity for 750 associates with room to expand on the property in the future.
Small businesses encounter large health care challenges
For Marty Smith, co-owner of a small accounting firm in Charlotte, N.C., the Affordable Care Act means less money for training and new technology.
Parent to Parent: Don't panic about lower scores
Are you smarter than a third-grader? Can you ask and answer questions to show you understand what you're reading, recount stories from diverse cultures and describe how characters' feelings add to a story? These are just three of many goals for reading comprehension in third grade under the new Common Core Standards adopted by nearly all ... (more)


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Nora doesn't consider Ivan's throne comfortable
Ivan's ivory throne
The Ivory Throne of Tsar Ivan "the Terrible" of Russia is one of the grandest and most important. Dating from the mid-16th century, it is shaped as a high-backed chair with arm rests, and adorned with ivory and walrus bone plaques intricately carved with mythological, heraldic and life scenes. The plaques carved with scenes from the biblical account of King David's life are of particular relevance, as David was seen as the ideal for Christian monarch
Eames Rocking Chair
Emma loves rocking chairs
Eames Rocking Chair
The rocking chair version of the now legendary Eames Fiberglass Chair. Designed in 1949 by Charles and Ray Eames.
Cissi getting a sun tan
The classical deckchair is wooden construction, a folding chair meant for leisure, originally on a big cruise ship's deck, which explains the origin of its name. It is easily transportable and stackable, although notouriously difficult to unfold and fold up.
Rocking chair
Amanda in her rocking chair
Rocking Chair
Historians can only trace the rocking chair's origins to North America during the early 18th century. They were originally used in gardens and were just ordinary chairs with two rockers at their bottoms. It was in 1725 that early rocking chairs first appeared in England. The production of wicker rocking chairs reached its peak in America during the middle of the 18th century. These wicker rockers, as they were popularly known, were famous for their craftsmanship and creative designs.
Sitting high on a bar stool
Madeleine on a bar stool
Bar Stool
Bar stools are a type of tall stool, often with a foot rest, which because of their height and narrowness are designed for seating in a public house or bar.
The Swivel Chair
Ritva in her office chair
The Swivel Chair
Using an English-style Windsor chair president Thomas Jefferson invented the first swivel chair. Jefferson heavily modified the Windsor chair and incorporated top and bottom parts connected by a central iron spindle, enabling the top half known as the seat, to swivel on casters of the type used in rope-hung windows. When the Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia, Jefferson's swivel chair is purported to be where he drafted the United States Declaration of Independence in 1776.
Windsor Chair
Carin sitting in the Winsor chair
Windsor Chair
The Windsor chair originated in England, where at the beginning of the 1700s it was found in peasant homes and in village pubs. According to tradition the name origin from George III, who during a walk in Windsor's surrounding areas saw the chair in a cabin and become so fond of it that he ordered a set for the Windsor Castle.
The chair was well liked both by kings and presidents. George Washington had at Mount Vernon a large number of Windsor chairs and Thomas Jefferson sat in a Windsor chair in 1776 when he signed the U.S. Declaration of Independence.
It was above all in the U.S. that the Windsor chair made a break through. It was so widespread in USA that it is often regarded as an American type of chair.
The Club Chair
Liz is trying to find her position in the club chair
The Club chair
Club chairs get their name from chairs that were found in old world gentlemen's clubs where the men would get away and smoke cigars and knock back a few drinks with their buddies.
Vera almost drowns in her bean bag
Bean bag
Bean bag originated way back in 1960's and were initially called as sac chairs.
Chair 41
Model Doris likes chair 41
Chair 41
The Paimio Scroll chair or chair 41 was designed in 1931 by the finnish architect and designer Alvar Aalto. This is Aalto's most famous chair.
Farthingale Chair
A dejected Pia in a stylish chair
Farthingale Chair
The Farthingale chair was introduced as a chair for ladies in the late 16th century and was named in England, probably in the 19th century, for its ability to accommodate the exceptionally wide-hooped skirts known as farthingales.
Rex chair
Rex Chair
REX Chair is one of the most famous Slovenian industrial design items. In 1952 the Rex chair was designed by architect and designer Niko Kralj.
The Savonarola Chair
The Savonarola chair
Also known as scissors chair, Dante chair, or X-chair). Also known as a Savonarola or Dante chair in Italy, or a Luther chair in Germany.It was known in Ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece.
Chesterfield armchair
Jane, straighten up! A Chesterfield chair requires a straight upright seating to be comfortable!
The Chesterfield armchair
In the United Kingdom a Chesterfield is a deep buttoned sofa, with arms and back of the same height. It is usually made from leather and the term Chesterfield in British English is only applied to this type of sofa. In Canada the term "chesterfield" is equivalent to couch or sofa.
The Recliner
Mandy relaxes in the recliner
The Recliner
A recliner is an armchair that reclines when you lower the seat back and raises its front. It has a backrest that can recline, and often a footrest that can be extended by means of a lever on the side of the seat or defer automatically when the back is reclined.
The Butterfly Chair
Mona wanted to bring the butterfly chair home
The butterfly chair
The butterfly chair The butterfly chair 1938 was designed by three designers. Antonio Bonet, Juan Kurchan and Jorge Ferrari-Hardoy. The armchair has been produced in many parts of the world and came from U.S. Knoll to Europe.
The Hill House Chair
Please, Mathilda, the chair is not ment to be sat on!
The Hill House Chair
The Hill House Chair was designed in 1902 by the Scottish architect and designer Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
Mackintosh's high, narrow Hill House chair was meant to be decorative - not to be actually sat on
The Swan Chair
Swan lake is a ballet favorite of Melanie.
Here in front of the Swan Chair
The Swan Chair
The Swan was designed by Danish architect Arne Jacobsen in 1957.
Arne Jacobsen said that the chair looked like the queen of birds with uplifted wings and named it "The Swan".
One armed chair
Model Leila and the one armed chair.
The nonconformist chair
The Nonconformist Chair
The Nonconformist Chair designed 1926 by irish Eileen Gray.
The chair has only one armrest. It is designed to accommodate the owner's favorite resting position.
The Barelona chair still going strong
Croquis model Gitte sitting in the Barcelona Chair
The Barcelona Chair
The Barcelona chair was designed in 1928 by architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, furniture designer. The Barcelona chair is held as one of 1900s design icons and still manufactured under license today.
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- Hotel Palarine is a welcoming 3 star hotel located in Erts, near the Vallnord ski resort in Andorra . Erts is a picturesque small town situated between La Massana and the lively town of Arinsal, in a peaceful setting in the heart of the Pyrenees. Perfect both for a ski holiday or a relaxing summer break , the Palarine Hotel offers excellent value for money accommodation at only 1.5 km/0.9 miles from the gondola lift in Arinsal, and 2 km/1.2 miles from La Massana. The area is perfect to do many outdoor activities, including hiking, climbing, mountain biking, horse riding and fishing. Relax at the Palarine Hotel and sit down in front of the fireplace to enjoy a delicious meal or a drink at the on-site Bambú Oriental Bar & Restaurant; or surf the Web using the free wireless Internet available in the common areas. The hotel friendly staff will be pleased to provide all the information you need to make the most of your holidays in Andorra.
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