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The Collapse of Climate Policy and the Sustainability of Climate Science
February 7, 2009
The political consensus surrounding climate policy is collapsing. If you are not aware of this fact you will be very soon. The collapse is not due to the cold winter in places you may live or see on the news. It is not due to years without an increase in global temperature. It is not due to the overturning of the scientific consensus on the role of human activity in the global climate system.
It is due to the fact that policy makers and their political advisors (some trained as scientists) can no longer avoid the reality that targets for stabilization such as 450 ppm (or even less realistic targets) are simply not achievable with the approach to climate change that has been at the focus of policy for over a decade. Policies that are obviously fictional and fantasy are frequently subject to a rapid collapse.
The current shrillness that has been put on display by many politically-active climate scientists and the feeding-frenzy among their skeptical political opposition can be explained as a result of this looming collapse, though many will confuse the shrillness and feeding-frenzy as a cause of the collapse. Let me explain.
If you think that the current consensus on climate politics rests on a foundation called the scientific consensus, you might see signs of weakening in the political consensus as prima facie evidence that the scientific consensus must be itself weakening, or if you'd prefer, that people are making it look to be weakening, regardless of the reality. Thus, like the apocryphal boy from the Hans Brinker story (pictured above), the politically active climate scientists are actively trying to plug holes in the dike, as the skeptics try to poke more holes. The climate scientists (and their willing allies) have taken their battle to the arenas of politics, waging a scorched earth campaign of bullying, name calling, threats, and obnoxiously absurd appeals to authority. The skeptics participate in similar fashion, and the result is an all out brawl that we see escalating still before our eyes. The skeptics think they are unraveling a mythical scientific consensus imposed by an evil elite, while the climate scientists think they are waging an all out battle of righteousness against know-nothing hordes. They are both wrong.
Has climate science changed since the publication of the IPCC AR4? Not appreciably. Has the acceptance of the IPCC consensus changed among those who make decisions and advise them? Not at all. Does it matter for current commitments among policy makers whether or not, for example, Antarctica has been warming or cooling? Not at all. Or if, to pick another example, whether the West Antarctic Ice Sheet collapse might be 4, 5, or 10 meters in Washington, DC in hundreds of years? Not in the least. Battles over climate science are a side show, increasingly looking like a freak show, observed simply for the spectacle.
Climate politics is collapsing because of political realities, and not real or perceived changes in how people see the science. As I have often argued, in the ongoing battle between climate scientists and skeptics there will be disproportionate carnage, because the climate scientists have so much more to lose, and not just as individuals, but also for the broader field, which includes many people simply on the sidelines.
The collapse of the political consensus surrounding climate could well be an opportunity to recast decarbonization of the global economy and adaptation to climate impacts in a manner that is much more consistent with progress toward policy goals. If climate science can be saved from itself, that would be a bonus. However, for climate science I fully expect things to get worse before they get better, simply because the most vocal, politically active climate scientists have shown no skill at operating in the political arena. The skeptics could not wish for a more convenient set of opponents.
I don't expect everyone reading this to accept my assertion that the political consensus surrounding climate is in collapse. So I'll spend some time in the coming weeks making this case. At the same time, I will spend very little additional time on the self-destruction of the politically active subset of the climate science community, even though I know that many won't accept my assertion that debates putatively about climate science are largely irrelevant to the current state of climate politics. And for those fighting to address the sustainability of climate science in this mess, good luck, you will need it to avoid getting pushed onto one side of the Manichean battle and becoming part of the carnage. However, if you really do want to learn more about my views on scientists in politicized debates, pick up a copy of The Honest Broker and then send me an email.
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- Malcolm said...
Public debate, inspection and disclosure, orginating in the blogosphere and now extended to the main-stream-media, has broken public policy - the usurpers, rule by experts is over - skepticism has been restored to its rightful place in society.
We should be glad for that simple mercy. - Mon Mar 01, 09:14:00 AM MST
- Harrywr2 said...
There is precious little debate on solutions to the problem if there is a problem.
- Mon Mar 01, 10:24:00 AM MST
- Harrywr2 said...
I think there has been a broader fundamental problem.
If I look at the signatories of the Kyoto problem, they mostly had substantial energy security issues or were unaffected one way or the other by the protocol.
Hence, it really didn't matter to them that the i's had not been dotted and the t's had not been crossed.
One can easily just replace the words 'Climate Change' with 'Sustainable Energy Security' into virtually every climate change speech given by any politician in favor of the Kyoto Protocol. - Tue Mar 02, 08:34:00 AM MST


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And I'm joined right now by the founders and the CFO and then money man behind behind vintage it's a great -- new.
Lining seeing some high end stores like -- sends and scoop which is really popular here in your city among other cities.
And Elizabeth client creative director.
This is this is your baby right is that my third child because I'm sure you -- -- -- nine and -- element out OK so.
Beyond vintage -- What is the inspiration.
It's -- is inspired -- -- advantage product I -- inspirations from partly it's for such as this.
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Into -- beautiful garments such assess.
Warren and now.
That's -- that's an engine giant on this is a vintage item this is what Leon how right we interpreted it and that's wallpaper and this -- small paper that I found.
When I was in a flea market in London.
And as we made beautiful beautiful dress.
-- silk chiffon.
Out of the vintage wallpaper so everything is -- up original vintage product.
And I feel that with that people are very connected month to the products because -- that concepts -- David.
I can imagine you spent much of your time rolling your eyes at flea markets with your life Friday I -- -- -- -- -- he's -- candidates and then.
-- company idea let's make it business.
It was its collaborative was brought us that we did it mean.
Any frustrations -- beginning.
Frustrations it is up primarily on the the expansions writing.
It was 2008 was found in the 2008 at times find business was actually an opportune time to -- -- on the really what you do you just don't just because there was opportunities.
-- for new businesses to launch however capital.
At that time was.
-- fund re not there not there so we went to what -- with a factor and a private -- initially.
And now with a sole proprietors you know vintage and the three years were able to now.
Finally given to us some of the commercial banks OK and have you had struggles getting.
And land in the first three years have been a struggle just given a start -- yes -- 2800.
Now that we've had three.
And have successfully -- thanks we'll start to.
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-- -- And here in Japan he said that -- -- -- right right we have a 65% of -- business is domestic and 35% of it is European Middle East and Asian markets.
What that we see equipment strength primarily coming from the Asian Japan specifically.
Vessels throughout the Middle East.
OK and that's kind of making up for what you're not seeing as much in Europe right now we're we're we're seeing pullback in Europe -- -- obviously most everybody I think probably looking at worst break and better and that's who are preparing for yes and done Elizabeth how do you.
When it comes to designing what do you think about and you -- you have your inspiration and -- transform into these beautiful garments -- and you have to sell them.
Do you think about that you -- -- all guests know why do you actually and it's very it has its idea I come from the suspect finally insurance for fifteen years prior to starting beyond vintage a half so Anderson the marketplace that is getting into and I think that's very important for any designer who designer out there.
To understand that your client is -- I'm not just making this quality for myself.
Result looks pretty wanted to reach out and that's when he really have stick into consideration when you are designed rain and yeah hopes of opening up your own yeah that's -- anywhere.
What where global working towards that something that I'm miserable we want to have a retail store.
And that we -- hopefully working with one of army partners right now in New York scoop.
Meantime there is a potentially going to be opening up a pop up -- like that up -- giving us quite enough for today.
And so the dates are not confirmed yet but we're hoping it to be during Fashion Week and during fashion's night out.
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Hello fun a little store it's about 700 square feet and effectively Meatpacking District so right.
No we'll we'll see -- -- from that but that is my aspiration because I do have a vision.
And with that vision and I want to see it I'm displayed and you know met merchandise the way to -- intended it to pray and -- manufacture.
We manufacture of it's -- In India and China as well as throughout the Asian region and small.
Pieces in the United States to a -- -- as a small business how many people do you play.
We employee approximately dozen people.
Nice and what's been -- -- -- thing that's -- I think that that's two different.
Would parlay it into different -- there.
For -- I love designing hello of creating and when I see somebody.
Walking down the street wearing our clothes they don't like -- my -- -- so exciting.
And the most rewarding thing that to date has this happens to me is I had a letter from a young girl to had been scarred very badly in an accident.
And she wrote to me telling me that this product to our clothing line beyond vintage makes her feel good about herself when she -- -- And really that's what I did us to get self confidence those people that maybe you know maybe not have as much self confidence -- -- Could -- threat.
Right and today it's interesting because -- and you Bennett and stocks and bonds and currencies commodities and commodities and that you know the business but.
If you -- works for other people as well as yourself -- would you go back to working for other people.
-- I mean for me the rewarding what has been.
Collaborating working with my wife.
And I am.
Hello my talent hello that in a -- dozen years.
-- Wall Street and -- homes with body trading and marketing foreign exchange options.
And then moved into software on the energy side of natural gas.
So I come from a different.
Went to defend marriage rate actually -- Costs money in risk manager and a lot of people get excited or persuaded when they have within easy -- dollars buying -- that -- it.
Things like a business that re -- ways and means when the dollar is strongly media.
The dollar's strong growth it really depends and we can we can we can manufacture more to -- -- higher inventory position if you can purchase more goods.
-- -- -- just look at your export strategy where you should concentrate your.
Your sales tubes just based on the dollar.
We put together a full screen mountain the keys to success for small business owners that you kind of put together it's on the screen if you wanna -- -- fantastic look at finding avoid -- -- -- place.
Funny what in the marketplace for me when I don't really show -- A lot of the products is looking the safe.
And I felt that need to find something that's unique in different that's not already out there.
Non and that's also -- the on than just -- because I don't follow trends and looking to history.
For my inspiration today -- trend is something that's just new and different and special that's not.
Everywhere so I thought that that was appointed marketplace a lot of yet -- -- -- And then your second one was evoking emotion connecting with your consumers which I can tell you definitely -- idea -- I am very connected to my past I think a lot of people -- even subconsciously.
There's times were so we'll see address that I you can -- oh my goodness I remember my grandmother had something like that.
Parent nexus to stand that it's just -- just hand motion that he votes.
I -- that's why this is not just clothing this is that this is a concept now and then never forget who you are in the process up right after -- -- if you're going it's a little bit tough new lucky because you have like the best advisors idea why it's a lot of -- -- I'm gonna say this of the camera -- -- activists that.
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You can an alien popular web -- so our viewers know -- to go -- one of the places to find your items beyond that vintage.
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As we learn more value beyond -- is a very.
Appropriate name.
David and Elizabeth Klein thank you so much for coming on August -- -- Again my dot com okay.
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Nope you do not need both, what that will mean is no 7GHz over-clocking with your Bulldozer. It is better to have them both in as the Bulldozer is quite a hungry little CPU.
Nope you do not need both, what that will mean is no 7GHz over-clocking with your Bulldozer. It is better to have them both in as the Bulldozer is quite a hungry little CPU.
Makes sense, I guess there is no harm in getting an adapter for one of the molex connectors then. Unfortunatly I only have the adapters that go from a 4pin molex to the 6pin pci-e so I'll have to track one down on ebay or something.
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I got my new bios chip. removed the battery and installed the new chip and put battery back in. When I attempt to boot now I get a solid red cpu Q led, RC poster says cpu initial. I still don't have eatx12v_1 hooked up, could that be the culprit now or is my cpu dead?
Doing an RMA on the CPU anyways, did some troubleshooting and ran out of ideas.
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Turns out the motherboard is the problem. I tried out the replacement 8120, pulled the board out of my case and onto a cardboard box and still got the same result. Started the RMA process, I requested that they test out the new mainboard with a 8120 and ensure it has a compatible bios before shipping it out to me.
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Well everythings taken care of. My motherboard was not bad, when I sent the board back to the store I replaced the original bios chip. So they tested it and only needed to update the bios it seems as nothing was faulty. It seems the chip Asus sent me may have been the wrong one perhaps.
Anyway's the system runs great other than my powersupply making a high pitch noise which is very irritating..its working fine it seems but..I may have to try my 650w power supply out. As I don't run sli or crossfire I should be ok. I have also noticed that my 8120's speed is fluctuating from 1400 to 3400 to 4000mhz. It seems to sit at 1400mhz when idle mostly. Is it normal for it to be doing that? Or did I set something up wrong in the bios maybe? Everything is on auto/optimized defaults other than my memory speed which is 1866 and timings 9-11-9-27. Target speed shows up as 3100mhz in the bios, though I do not see the cpu running at that frequency at all. Only the ones I mentioned, according to cpu-z. I also notice the voltage drops/rises along with the speeds.
If your PSU is screaming I would change it now not wait. You can have a dead motherboard, CPU and graphic cards in an instant.
I thought my old one was a 650w but its just a 600w and only has one eatxv12v, I have a 4-pin molex to eatx12v converter but it doesn't fit into the very left plug, so I only have 1/2 plugged into the left eatx12v, and I plugged my other one which adapts from the 4-pin molex into the eatx12v_1 which it fits into, so I have 2 plugged in still. the 600w should be sufficient for now as I am not overlocking yet, nor do I run SLi and I have one less hard drive in this rig as well. Anyways the 600w is running great, no noise coming from it.
I am still a little puzzled about my cpu's clock speeds jumping around, is that normal? AS I mentioned the target clock speed in the bios is 3100mhz, but cpu-z doesn't show it ever running at that specific speed, it only runs at 1408mhz and jumps right to 3411mhz and/or 4013mhz. Only sits at 1408mhz when idle really.
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President Obama and house speaker Boehner continuing to play and replay their roles in the Groundhog Day drama.
-- the fiscal -- that we're back now with our panels on -- and I gonna keep asking -- -- keep asking us until we don't have to ask anymore any progress tonight.
There wasn't much it sounds like there wasn't much at all.
I think they've won.
Possible way out that Republicans on this is to agree to something like the Buffett rule.
Which would set a minimum taxed 30% on millionaires and above and that we -- not raising rates on everybody.
That's -- -- risen up for a revenue that's seven you get back today spending cuts and what I found fascinating today was that you look outside what's happening.
In the internal negotiations and you see the kind of pressures on this White House.
Nancy Pelosi goes on -- assault about in an op Ed today about raising that age on Medicare.
We're not doing that absolutely off the table -- you see Jay Rockefeller senator Jay Rockefeller Henry Waxman in the house saying.
Do not touch Medicaid which by the way is -- in the states and squeezing educational money and school money.
So they've taken those off the table which leaves.
May be some cost of living adjustment on Medicare Social Security.
And and not much else so I think that's that's where we are right now.
Just from your reporting -- do you get a -- -- cardinals players -- troubling sign that.
Was the message of it closer meeting today where speaker Boehner said that of the members should leave their Christmas decorations up.
And that addition planned -- stay in.
I mean I think that one challenge for speaker Boehner here he's beginning to face.
Some -- rumblings of trouble on the right.
So far I think they've been able to do a pretty good -- sort of holding everyone together on this but.
Some -- members of the house Republican.
But pockets were very outspoken.
-- after this -- -- are meeting at -- reporters that speaker Boehner.
You know is responsible for this is not to negotiating -- hard enough so he has problems -- on both flanks but.
I think that -- -- think there's still time it's December 12 I guess so I think that.
By the end of the week you know if there isn't.
For some more agreement that's a problem but -- I still think both sides have the impetus to do something to get some type of an agreement to keep.
The clip from happening starter -- -- and these are.
And the president still have some rooms for agreement.
Before Prince Charles and I'm just asking about this mean Boehner raised that question you know and some of these in the -- asking for I couldn't get -- -- -- -- -- If he can make a deal is with the president's gonna still be painfully vivid as one point four trillion -- new revenue.
Kenny -- a for the house and how much dangerous the end of those in the speakership.
If he doesn't stand firm and -- to the president.
I think he could be in a fair bit of danger here.
And the question is and if he's willing to get some into the house without having a majority of his caucus for this -- pastoral if you will mean speaker pastor would never bring something through must there was a majority of Republicans are supporters aren't you the majority a majority the majority so I think.
Of course -- speakership but could be.
Threatened here one of that kind of side stories of this -- -- turn Washington is the majority leader.
I'm Eric -- it's been not is front and center in these negotiations at all is he waiting in the wings to help things out.
Is he waiting in the wings to -- to be their speaker -- falls that's it it's one of intrigue here but does speaker Boehner is committed I think to doing this -- -- it costs in the speakership.
At some point -- my guess is that you know so be it.
Really that's attributed isn't his up preferred.
If -- the course here but he's been washing a long time and I think he sees how a real problem.
Assess our Fox News has a new poll out tonight -- some interesting results let's put them up on -- -- When people -- what's the best way to deal with the deficit 69%.
Site not surprisingly raise taxes on the wealthy that doesn't affect them 65%.
Cut government workers 56%.
Call for changes to Social Security 51%.
Raise the eligibility age for Medicare so there's a lot of support for all the top managers here.
And when it comes to entitlement reforms 46%.
Favor major cuts even if it's gonna hurt.
Could be tough on people including 59% of Republicans while 40% site.
Keep the funding and just past the debt onto our children including 52% of Democrats Charles.
-- -- -- -- -- Let me start by saying they're asking us every day for a daily update on the cliff.
It's like covering every day two largest ten K you know tortoise.
Authorities say is advanced than that playing -- the other -- he's got a full show.
Obama is running out the clock in -- polls it is clear that you can look and find find support for any position you want.
Yes the strongest support is for raising taxes on the rich so that's -- -- but remember the Republicans.
Caved on that on the day after Election Day and offering almost a trillion in revenues.
And you do get people saying that that's not enough by ten to one in the poll.
They say but you -- also have spending cuts and that's who were Obama is running out the -- you give.
As mean indicated some prominent Democrats saying we're not gonna move on the major issues and any kind of entitlement reform and you get the president offering about half a trillion in cuts over ten years now this is a government.
That's gonna spend over that the decade about a 45.
Trillion dollars.
And is gonna have about already has sixteen trillion in -- is offering half a trillion in cuts.
That serious and unless Obama.
Moves on that nothing is going to happen we're gonna go over Niagara Falls.
Well I'm not going to be here tomorrow brought thankful it will be back but I might guess this is gonna ask about the -- that tortoise race and was ahead -- -- neck it's neck and neck right.
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-- Little levity of an hour back to serious stuff here we have some very big concerns over the health of the US economy.
A recent pattern of poor economic data at the end of fuel speculation that our economic recovery which we thought was getting some momentum.
May now be losing that momentum and that is as scary prospect it could start to possibly go in reverse.
Let's take a look at where we are today the April unemployment rate.
Not a good number that does not tell us the whole story right now.
We're waiting for new unemployment numbers as well the number for April which is considered the most accurate measure.
Is -- shocking fifteen point 9% this is the overall unemployment rate including those who have stopped working.
Or are unable to find full time working decided that they're gonna just ditch the whole effort 16%.
As an unbelievable number and the number of long term unemployed people jobless for 27 weeks in over stands at five point eight million.
Americans so what can be done.
Let's bring in our panel Dickerson as president I've got ghost writers and a democratic strategist.
Fox Business Network Cheryl Casone is here as well and Steve Forbes chairman and editor in chief of forced me welcome Todd good to have you here.
It is troubling and -- and so many levels because you just have people you know are in a very very tough position.
They're home is worth less they may be out of a job they're facing you know increasing bills inflation all of this in this potion.
That makes it really scary and you get that feeling Steve that that -- racquet out of it and -- times.
Now when it's true there are weather related things -- have held things -- -- the second half full look better in the first half.
About that's like a car gone from thirty miles an hour to say 38 -- forty when we should be -- seventy to stage a recovery there real headwinds out there the weak dollar.
Massive new regulations coming in from health care in the from the so called financial reform bill the spending -- still continues.
Unabated and uncertainty about.
Axis masses because that there's been talk of depression doubled debt.
Do you think that's where we're headed now.
At what we have is equivalent of a bad flu.
I'm not enough room.
Make you have pneumonia -- in the hospital but certainly sluggish and slowing you down.
We're going at a very sub par pace how -- stay in this kind of environments -- -- until we get those fundamental headwinds change stabilize the dollar that shouldn't be hard Bill Clinton did it why can't this guy.
Why can't this guy -- I have a slightly different perspective and Steve which is this -- but I think I do think we're in serious trouble.
In large part because.
The federal government has certain -- -- can hold influencing economies can spend it couldn't.
Cut taxes it could ease interest rates.
We've done all of that.
Exactly and we're still -- and where we particularly 600 billion dollars the Fed has pumped into the economy a trillion dollars in stimulus -- the economy does he knew we were particularly vulnerable to external forces like you know.
Why are we stood having dipped a little bit to get now -- attributing it to that a tsunami in Japan that are contributed to bad weather like Steve pointed out.
-- -- in trillion dollars in debt.
You know I mean absurd struck by -- -- you know when you look at -- it is to not only is it app awful awful natural occurrence but it doesn't change that fact.
That we barely manufacture anything here anymore we have fourteen trillion dollars in debt is difficult to -- in the way we're looking at the world right now in our country right now.
Where the newness wears the engine.
-- -- have to be job growth I mean we're gonna have to get jobs back to fix all of these other problems a particular.
Housing and Steve says maybe not a double dip recession for the economy how about a double dip recession and housing we have that's one terabyte well there's a mortgages underwater this country -- at.
When in force to -- well this gets to the so called cure -- -- never -- an economic recession.
A massive.
Money printing has never done -- we should've -- that from the 1970s.
It's like doctor as the -- bleeding on the wonder why the patient is sluggish and not getting better.
Let's go what Ronald Reagan did it sound money low tax rates deregulation instead of massive new regulation this economy take off.
Like a -- if President Obama is -- you know obviously that's not his philosophy hasn't been his philosophy and how to turn things Iraq.
But I do wonder you know his presidency is you know just two years past now he's looking it -- possible reelection do you think at this point.
He sits an Oval Office and says to the south.
-- -- had a try the other way.
No it but I to Steve's point.
The Reagan is a pretty good parallel enough to look back to for politics.
Because what Reagan said was.
We're not out of the woods yet but we gotta stick with yes it's gonna work and -- -- confidence the American people that's the fundamental challenge for Barack Obama heading into this next election.
He's got to convince the middle.
That what he's doing is working if we give it time and that's make a change.
And go back to the policies the bush.
Wolf is no recipe for economic growth -- time work if we continue with these policies.
There are some things that he could do right now they refuses to do lower the corporate tax rate we have a lot ironically yeah.
It's -- I read it we have the highest effective corporate tax rate in the world and -- -- -- -- answers about lowering the corporate -- avid die hard Democrat -- -- way to work this morning that you know went on and on about how so many corporations don't pay taxes in this country.
You know there are a lot of little pulls out that out there but you know and that's -- global -- -- talking about is to flatten.
That's the top rate.
And then close a lot of loopholes we don't have a net loss of revenue again there's bipartisan support companies incentives to hire in this country instead of continuing to hire -- manufactured goods.
Outside of this country mopping -- -- yourself we don't make anything anymore look at the manufacturing data we got this week abysmal one idiots -- to that still aren't actually create jobs and it's about that's become a baffling question.
And one of the Obama administration's main ways to say that they wanna do that is to create green jobs green energy -- is actually get us anywhere Steve.
The government cannot create jobs what it can do is create an environment or watch -- -- business -- expanding businesses create jobs that's a lesson of Reagan and bush can get -- all right either either on the spending side or cheapening the dollar this administration but the dollars she -- on steroids so let's go back to what Reagan did.
Reagan stuff worked.
It's worked in American history.
Yeah can be I would I don't -- companies -- that -- from -- pockets and that makes someone that makes it that makes marginal difference and Bill Clinton did some of that but what Bill Clinton did.
Was at -- productivity economy than the federal government had a focus on increasing productivity.
That's when things that government can do it can six expand investments in human capital sort of a better educated better skilled workforce.
We can in invest in science we can invest in -- -- structure that will.
At the productivity that's what we shouldn't mourn the stimulus that will be I think -- Obama administration's.
The fact is their biggest mistake is that they didn't.
-- -- investments democratic congress to create that's right packet which had a ton apartment that didn't do anything is very scary you'll find out more tonight.
Human capital education we know a lot of the public schools don't work.
So allow parents to have choice and senate keep in schools that's on work smart -- -- -- get enough support from thankful that ain't thanks so much guys great conversation good thank you here thank you.
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I try to do almost all of my work on a small laptop, so Krita's unscrollable toolbars force Krita's window to be taller than my screen which is quite annoying. Other tools (GIMP, Inkscape) have some sort of resizeable toolbars.
Oh, also don't forget the toolbars jumping around when one selects a different tool.
I tried to use a Wacom tablet, but quickly abandoned it. I like to switch between mouse and tablet quite often however Krita doesn't seem to like it. I got hit by bugs when I could paint on a locked layer or couldn't paint on an unlocked layer, or my brush was incorrect after the switch, etc. Sometimes cursor just disappears completely.
A lot of tools are buggy. For example, an ellipse tool leaves a trace of unerased pixels if I move it too much which is very distracting on a tablet.
Then there are color selectors - Krita has like 10^100 of different color spaces and 10^14 of color selectors (Triangle, simple, palette, digital mixer, advanced), but no color selector where I can quickly adjust HSB components, there's 'specific color selector' but only for RGB. I tend to remember exact color values and tweak them a bit when necessary.
Effect layers were quite buggy when I tested them.
Posted Dec 18, 2011 8:56 UTC (Sun) by oldtomas (guest, #72579) [Link]
@boudewijn: no, given the evidence, I don't see Cyberax is "badmouthing" or "pissing on" your work. His comments are full of hyperbola (10^100 color spaces? C'mon, Cberax. Do you really know how big this number is? 10^14 color selectors?) -- but he might have a point. Perhaps you could try, for a change, to seduce him to make his point in a way that'd be more useful to you and the improvement of your software?
@Cyberax: hey, you might like to express your frustration with a tad less harshness. A bit of sense of humor goes a long way here.
So It'd be cool if both of you see this as a chance to make things better.
Look. I'm (by far) not the "target demoscopics" of applications like Krita. I use them when I have to -- otherwise, I'm the "FVWM" type. I do try to avoid DBUS like the plague. And so on.
Still I do realize that my life is better thanks to the work all those people is doing. I never used Krita (and it's quite possible I never will), but I'm sincere when I say "thank you, boudewijn".
Now I've been admonishing a bit too much. Sorry. I'll shut up now.
Posted Dec 18, 2011 12:57 UTC (Sun) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
* small screens: Krita is meant to be a professional tool for professional painters. That means we optimize for big screens. The minimum resolution to use Krita is 1024x768, and Krita does fit in there.
* Jumping palettes: that no longer happens. Was difficult to fix because we use Qt's docking system, but at the expense of adding optional scrollbars to the tool option palette docker, we managed to get rid of the jumping.
* Wacom tablet issues: all of those have been fixed for 2.4, except for certain ghosting of the brush outline cursor -- https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=289174.
* ellipse tool canvas redraw problems: you are right, I can reproduce that here, but only if OpenGL is disabled. Nobody had reported that as a bug yet, so I added https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=289275
* color selectors: the current set of color selectors has been created from input by professional artists and they haven't asked for an HSB mode. Having a grayscale colorspace mode available for RGB images was much more important for David Revoy. But the artistic color selector offers HSY, HSI, HSL and HSV modes, though, and if that doesn't satisfy you, it's always possible to file a wish in bugs.kde.org -- that helps us keep track of users' requirements.
* buggy effect layers: it's possible, of course, that there are problems there. To fix any problems of which we might be unaware, we need users to report bugs. And note that I've always said in public that I'm pretty easy-going about bug reports. People can mail me with a problem, ping me on irc or enter a bug in bugzilla themselves, that's all fine with me.
Posted Dec 19, 2011 17:11 UTC (Mon) by rahvin (subscriber, #16953) [Link]
Posted Dec 19, 2011 17:53 UTC (Mon) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
As for accessibility, yes... We actually have huge problems there. We used to have someone on the team we knew enough to make sure that the Calligra (back then, KOffice) apps were properly accessible, but we lost that knowledge, unfortunately.
Posted Dec 19, 2011 17:12 UTC (Mon) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Well, it doesn't fit on Ubuntu 11.10 by default (my notebook is 1366x768). Not a big deal, but annoying.
>But the artistic color selector offers HSY, HSI, HSL and HSV modes, though, and if that doesn't satisfy you, it's always possible to file a wish in bugs.kde.org -- that helps us keep track of users' requirements.
HSV is fine (it's just another name for HSB). But I can't find a way to quickly adjust numeric values of components.
>* buggy effect layers: it's possible, of course, that there are problems there. To fix any problems of which we might be unaware, we need users to report bugs. And note that I've always said in public that I'm pretty easy-going about bug reports. People can mail me with a problem, ping me on irc or enter a bug in bugzilla themselves, that's all fine with me.
The problem is, most users just despair and either work around bugs or just switch to another tool. Especially since a typical release cycle of most Linux software ensures that the bugfix would arrive only in 6-12 months via normal repositories.
Additionally, I personally lack energy to follow through on bugreports. Especially in KDE/GNOME software, since they often end either in flamewars or forgotten. For example, alecs1 had opened a bug about accelerators in KDE that I've mentioned: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=286375 with the expected RESOLVED:WONTFIX resolution.
Posted Dec 19, 2011 18:18 UTC (Mon) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
About numerical input of HS(V,B,etc) -- fair enough. Nobody asked for that before, and apparently artists don't need that kind of precision, but it would make a good improvement on the specific color selector. I have created https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=289367.
Of course, you mention how frustrating it can be to file bug reports and see them closed as "won't fix", even if there's a good reason for closing the report, as in the example you have given. I can only say that there are wildly different standards for handling bug reports between projects and even within KDE. Nobody has ever closed a Krita bug report because the discussion has become acrimonious, for example, and most bug reports receive at least a reaction within a week (most often on Saturday, because that's when I sit down and triage.) In other words, it's up to the maintainer, and since I try to be a conscientious maintainer, I would very much appreciate not to be tarred with the same brush as other maintainers who might neglect bug reports.
(This is a fun graph, made by one of our developers: http://i.imgur.com/4qLWK.png. It shows the bugs on the y-axis, and then on the x-axis a pixel for every day that the bug wasn't fixed. It would be more interesting to see when we first came back with a reaction to a bug report, but well, it's just statistics anyway. Draw your own conclusions...)
Finally, I do agree that updates don't land on people's desktops quickly enough. With Calligra we were aiming for a four month release cycle, but there's always more to do, and so the schedule slips and slips. Right now, most professional and semi-professional users actually compile Krita from git master... (Which kind of shows how eager those users are to get the latest features -- and of course, also the bug-fixes we do for them.) This situation is not ideal, but I don't see how it's "brain-dead" either.
Btw, the issue with the ellipse tool leaving traces of garbage on the canvas is fixed.
Posted Dec 19, 2011 23:19 UTC (Mon) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
I run XFCE with a single smallish top panel and without window decorations for maximized windows - it's about as small as it gets. I'll send a screenshot later.
And I must apologize, Krita is definitely getting better. I just got unlucky to use it when it has not yet been stable enough. Thanks for all the good work!
Posted Dec 20, 2011 8:45 UTC (Tue) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
Posted Dec 20, 2011 14:09 UTC (Tue) by rsidd (subscriber, #2582) [Link]
As an aside -- Cyberax seems to be of Russian origin and boudewijn, I assume, is of Dutch or Flemish origin. The Dutch are among the most polite people I've met. The Russians I know are polite to me, but I've seen Russians talking to one another (in English, because others were present), and the aggression is staggering -- it seems like any moment they will come to blows. Yet there's nothing personal in it -- it's just a vigorous argument, Russian-style. I suspect a lot of personality conflicts, especially online, are merely cultural issues and could be resolved if the people involved met in real life (or, as in this case, made an extra effort to listen to each other).
Apologies if the stereotyping was incorrect in this case.
Posted Dec 20, 2011 22:37 UTC (Tue) by jospoortvliet (subscriber, #33164) [Link]
Otherwise, the dutch aren't always so polite - and being one, I know.
We're notoriously arrogant, especially when on holiday. Not sure why THAT brings out the asshole in us... I tend to not have holidays so for me it's hard to say :D
Posted Dec 21, 2011 11:30 UTC (Wed) by mpr22 (subscriber, #60784) [Link]
Posted Jan 2, 2012 20:21 UTC (Mon) by jospoortvliet (subscriber, #33164) [Link]
Posted Dec 21, 2011 4:15 UTC (Wed) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
Posted Dec 21, 2011 4:01 UTC (Wed) by Cyberax (✭ supporter ✭, #52523) [Link]
I'm going to try Krita more this week - I've compiled git head, but I haven't yet used it much. But it definitely feels MUCH better now.
Posted Dec 21, 2011 8:19 UTC (Wed) by boudewijn (subscriber, #14185) [Link]
Posted Dec 19, 2011 22:59 UTC (Mon) by rqosa (subscriber, #24136) [Link]
> For example, alecs1 had opened a bug about accelerators in KDE that I've mentioned: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=286375 with the expected RESOLVED:WONTFIX resolution.
Was his bug report really about the same issue that you had discussed here? I don't think so. It looks to me like what he was asking for in that Bugzilla entry (which was "more of a feature request" than a bug report, according to him) was for KDE4's SystemSettings to be able to display the global shortcuts registered by non-KDE4 applications (specifically Amarok 1.4, a KDE3 application). I doubt that KDE's shortcuts configuration applet has ever been able to show shortcuts for non-KDE apps (including apps for earlier versions of KDE than the version the shortcuts applet belongs to). Whereas, the way I understand it, the bug you reported here was that KDE4's Klipper registers Ctrl+Shift+Insert as a global shortcut, but that shortcut doesn't show up in the "Settings and Gestures" module in System Settings. So, what he reported in KDE's Bugzilla was completely different than what you reported here.
For what it's worth, I can't reproduce the bug as you described it on my KDE installation. You said that pressing Ctrl+Shift+Insert would "show the clipboard ring", but nothing popped up when I press that key combination. I tried it in a GTK3 application (Audacious), in a GTK2 application (gxine), in KDE4 Konqueror with WebKit, and on the desktop (i.e. with all windows minimized); in the GTK apps, it does nothing, whereas in Konqueror/WebKit it did nothing except for when typing in a textarea, in which case it appeared to treat it identically to Shift+Insert and performed a "paste".
Posted Dec 20, 2011 17:35 UTC (Tue) by alecs1 (guest, #46699) [Link]
My request came from the more general concept is that there should always be an utterly powerful application that consistently handles control of keyboard and mouse, which I'l explain here since this is news about a DE:
1) Ctrl+Alt+Del (or another combination) should always be intercepted by a part of the DE and instantly acted upon (because maybe you want to kill that application that has taken control of your keyboard and now is thrashing the HDD and never replying, thus blocking everything). Alt+Tab should have almost as much power. Needles to say, this doesn't happen in KDE at least.
2) Dialogues requiring passwords should uniquely capture the focus at all times. I've seen the GTK implementation of these dialogues (PolicyKit I believe is called this authorization framework) telling me that it could not get total control over the keyboard focus. The KDE counterpart just crashed in the same situation. If not for the exaggerated intrusiveness, my experience with Windows Vista would have been delightful (those always got total focus, with messages I understood and even the transition animation worked). Compare this to: https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=271147, which is just as bad a joke as the "lost+found" thing in the SystemSettings.
3) The DE should know where keyboard shortcuts go. If they go through a KDE3 daemon to Amarok through whatever library, then that daemon should be listed.
In my experience Linux looses badly when compared to Windows when managing misbehaving GUI applications, or taking control over input. In Windows I have Ctrl+Alt+Del for whatever full-screen and custom resolution app. missbehaves; in Linux I pray that it doesn't misbehave because it can: leave Xorg,KWin,Plasma panels in some sorts of corrupted states, because there's no Ctrl+Alt+Del instantly respected (but Ctrl+Alt+F1 seems to generally manager to bring me to a console). Fortunately, over the years at least Xorg and video drivers got their bugs fixed (I think KMS also helps), so at least Xorg doesn't crash that easily.
Posted Dec 20, 2011 17:45 UTC (Tue) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Peter Hutterer from Red Hat is fixing a entire class of such problems.
Will be in upstream Xorg and DE's can take advantage of this.
Posted Dec 20, 2011 18:59 UTC (Tue) by dlang (✭ supporter ✭, #313) [Link]
using your example of something that asks for a password, what if you want to access your password safe to get that password?
Posted Dec 20, 2011 19:31 UTC (Tue) by alecs1 (guest, #46699) [Link]
I'm not insisting that all password requests should acquire total focus, but those that try to implement such a thing should be consistent and stable. I didn't do an analysis of what needs passwords and what not, but I think all system configuration triggered by GUI and which requires additional privileges should do this grab. The password safe should implement some extra security itself too.
Posted Dec 20, 2011 19:39 UTC (Tue) by nybble41 (subscriber, #55106) [Link]
Note that you're still vulnerable to impersonation attacks, since any other program can pretend to be the system dialog and capture your password that way. A reserved, unblockable shortcut key helps, but doesn't entirely eliminate the issue. To block this sort of attack you need some form of secure channel (like a dedicated LED) with which to indicate that the system dialog has successfully reserved the keyboard focus.
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> The DE should know where keyboard shortcuts go. If they go through a KDE3 daemon to Amarok through whatever library, then that daemon should be listed.
But, even assuming it's possible for some applet to get a list of keyboard shortcuts for all currently-running X clients from the X server, then that applet wouldn't be able to change the shortcuts because it's up to each individual X client to determine its own shortcuts. The "Shortcuts and Gestures" module in System Settings is supposed to be able to (permanently) change the shortcuts, and there's no way to do that in general for all X clients, so it only deals with shortcuts belonging to KDE apps.
(Another potential problem with trying to display and/or change shortcuts for all X clients is that the client that receives the key event may not be the same as the application that acts on it — for example, (if I understand correctly) KDE 4 has a daemon called "kglobalaccel" for receiving global shortcut keypress events, because KDE 4 also supports Mac OS X and "for OSX you have to have an app running to catch events at the global level".)
Posted Dec 20, 2011 20:06 UTC (Tue) by rqosa (subscriber, #24136) [Link]
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Wow! I'm not even sure where to start this week. There's so much going on, starting Thursday night and not ending until Wednesday, the Fourth of July.
Yes, the Fourth is on a Wednesday this year, which complicates matters a bit, but also gives this weekend a boost, a sort of headstart for the Fourth of July festivities.
Let's see, just this weekend, there's Lucinda Williams at the Henry Miller Memorial Library in Big Sur; the two-day Nacarubi Music Festival in the wilds east of Big Sur; Kiki Wow has found herself a new venue and is putting on two shows (with another in a separate venue); a handful of bands that played the Monterey Bay Blues Festival will also be playing this weekend; honeymoon is playing its last show in this area Saturday night; an acclaimed Latin/hip-hop/ funk band is holding a CD release party in Salinas Saturday night; a 24-voice vocal jazz ensemble performs in downrtown Monterey; a dynamc Celtic band is playing Sunday afternoon at a Pacific Grove church; a native son returns with his band to play a favorite Carmel Valley watering hole Friday night; and one of the finest bluegrass guitar players is dropping into the Pacific Grove Art Center Saturday night.
All of that doesn't even include what's happening on the Fourth of July! For that, check out Mike Hale's roundup in this week's issue of GO! (Or online at montereyherald.com/
And to top it all off, my Facebook pages (personal and Mac About Town) are blowing up with my post on Monday about the very low attendance and lack of big-name acts at the Monterey Bay Blues Festival. At last count, my original post on my personal page was at 60 comments and counting! Looks like I stirred up a bit of a hornet's nest there.
So, back to square one, where do I start? Well, Lucinda is sold out and Nacarubi is limiting tickets to 400, so they may be close (but check the website at nacarubi.com to be sure), so let's begin with our favorite nomad, Kiki.
The tireless promoter is calling her new venue Wow at The Windmill because of its close proximity to the windmill at The Barnyard shopping center (above Lugano Swiss Bistro), where for the first concert she has booked Texas (by way of Chicago) bluesman Lightning Red, who just played Sunday at the blues festival.
That's a 7-9 p.m. show Saturday night with a $10 cover. Lugano is also providing beer and wine for purchase as well a barbecue dinner for $15. Details at 659-4229 or kikiwow.com.
On Sunday from 5-7 p.m. she has another show there with the Rayburn Brothers, an Americana group from the Santa Cruz area.
Not satisfied to do those two shows, she's also promoting a "Dick Clark Commemorative Dance Party" Friday night from 7-9 with Santa Cruz classic rock band The Blackouts. This takes place at AMP TV Studios, Studio A, at 2200 Garden Road in Monterey.
A no-host bar, food and beverages will be available by Plaza Linda Restaurant & Cantina. A $10 suggested donation goes to the band. Oh, and the whole shindig will be taped. Why Dick Clark? Kiki used to work for him.
Moving on. Speaking of tireless promoters, Tanya Moore of Moore Media is bringing in bluegrass guitarist David Grier, who has been named Guitar Player of The Year by the International Bluegrass Music Association three times, has played on four Grammy Award-winning albums and is listed in the book "1,000 Great Guitarists." Bill Ingram and Monterey's own Microtonic Harmonic will open for Grier.
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The blues fest bands playing the area include Minor Williams playing Friday night at Casa Sorrento in Salinas; the Bornia Boys and Rollin' and Tumblin' Friday and Saturday night, respectively, at Bullwackers; and Lightning Red.
The funky Latin/hip-hop band B-Side Players is also playing Casa Sorrento, but on Saturday night. They have just released their new CD, "Revolutionize," which will be available at the show.
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Moezzi is a native of the area, but now calls L.A. home. He has honed his craft at numerous club gigs down south as well as with the blues artist Miss Mickey Champion, who has been associated with artists such as Count Basie, Ruth Brown and Albert King.
His current band includes keyboardist John "JT" Thomas from Captain Beefheart's Magic Band, drummer Jim Goodall from John Wayne and bassist Dale Jennings from Rick Holmstrom's band, among others.
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This was my first PC-compatible, purchased after finishing graduate school. Hated to betray my Apple IIe, but PCs were what was being used where I began working. The 1512 was really easy to upgrade to 640K memory. And we also added the 10mb hard card. I used this computer for years and my mother used it for years after me when I upgraded.
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Launched in 2009, Halston Heritage takes the iconic silhouettes from designer Roy Halston Frowick and reinterprets them for the modern woman. Expect a timeless approach to style along with luxurious designs that reference pieces worn by Bianca Jagger, Liz Taylor, and Anjelica Huston.
- Self: 70% cotton 30% silk
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Reviewed by: melliebean
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Title: Overall great product
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Very happy with the thank you cards. Quality of the cardstock is better than I expected :)
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Reviewed by: CWOhio
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Title: Unique and Cute
Date: Jul 02, 2013
These cards are cute and match the overall party theme great.
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Title: Perfect
Date: Jun 20, 2013
These were the perfect Thank You notes for our Sock Monkey Party. Ties in with everything, and I really like the fold over style.
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Location: Oklahoma
Title: Cute cards
Date: Aug 31, 2012
Great color& thick card stock, worth the price! Wish they came in pks of 12!
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Location: Chicago, IL
Title: Great thank yous
Date: Jun 29, 2012
Very sturdy, with lines to write thank yous that went with our theme perfectly!
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Title: GREAT PURCHASE
Date: May 17, 2012
I love the vintage monkey cards and they couldn't of been any better!
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Title: ADORABLE
Date: Jan 05, 2012
I ordered a few items with the sock monkey theme and they are all adorable! I can't wait for his party!
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Title: thank you notes
Date: Oct 31, 2011
these were adorable also I sent them to the mom and dad to be as the shower was a skype shower the parents to be were in another state I think they will be very suprised to see how much sock monkey things I found
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Love this crib! It arrived quickly and without damage. We put it together quickly. I ordered the white two-tone and the colors look just like they do on my monitor. We ordered this to go with a dresser from *** in the brown-black color. While this crib's espresso isn't quite as dark (the dresser looks almost black), it looks great together and I don't think most people would notice the color difference. The Graco Lauren crib I was looking at had a red tint, while this one does not. It is a true espresso color. This crib got high ratings in the most recent edition of Baby Bargains. I also ordered the Sealy Soybean Foam Core crib mattress from this site, and it fits perfectly in the crib.
The product looks really good, however when we took the parts out of the package there're dents and scuff on the wood. Since the baby is arriving in a few days, we choose to keep it instead. After a few weeks of using, we still cannot find a replacement that looks more modern and nice as this one, but we also noticed how poor the quality of the wood that this product is using. Don't get me wrong, your baby will stay safe and secure, it's just very easy to create dents and scuffs around the crib. contact with your jacket's zipper, light bumps with the stroller, etc will definitely leave marks around the crib.
I love the clean, sleek lines of this crib. It is just what the ad promises. It is easy to put together. I love that it comes with the toddler rail conversion kit so there are no parts to buy in a year. Fairly lightweight so it is easy to move when cleaning underneath the crib. Love it!
I love this modern crib. It came arrived at our doorstep promptly with all the pieces in good condition, just as all my overstock purchases do!! I love $2.95 shipping and the price was cheaper than other sites. It was very easy to assemble. My husband and I did it together, but I easily could have done it myself. Just so you know it does have standard dimensions. I had crib bedding made and didn't know if this crib was "standard". It does allow for a skirt to be used when in the mattress is in the highest position. I was unable to tell from the picture. We are still awaiting our lil bundle of joy, but love our crib so far!!
I am SO HAPPY with this purchase. As a first time mom, I've never purchased a crib before but I am so happy that I decided on this one. The quality of the product is amazing, if it is pressed board, I can't tell at all. I believe the drawers in the dresser are made of solid pine. The quality, design and color are perfect! I purchased the Crib, Dresser/Changing Table & Mattress for $800 bucks! I believe for the quality of the items I received, I got a deal!
Crib is exactly as pictured. Super easy to put together. Best price I could find online. No shipping and no sales tax! I always shop Overstock first! This crib is beautiful. It is shorter and sleeker than the average crib. It is only shorter because it does not have the typical adornments that most cribs have. Otherwise it is the same size as regular cribs. My home is a transistional style and this crib works perfectly with my overall decor.
I got this crib and love it! Very Modern and simple yet very expensive looking! I am hoping they get the 5 drawer dresser back in stock. Thank you overstock for the best price and super fast shipping!
Was looking for this crib everywhere but wasn't too crazy about the price ended up purchasing it here on overstock for over $*** less than everywhere else! Just wish the wouldn't have been out of stock in the changing table
Our baby isn't due until August, so we haven't had it for long. My husband put it together by himself with no problem. He commented that it was very sturdy, much better then our last crib. It looks great to and matches the modern decor perfectly!
I love the clean, sleek, and modern appearance of this crib. It fits well with a few shabby chic items I have in the nursery as well. I was concerned about the spacing of the slats once the breathable bumpers were removed (remove these when baby is crawling/standing as a safety precaution). Not once has my little one stuck her arm or leg thru the crib slats. Now she's teething and has chewed on the rail. I noticed some paint missing but felt much better when I researched babyletto and their commitment to "green" technology and chemical free paints and stains. The only down side is the bottom clearance is low and twice a week when the house is throughly cleaned we find pacifiers and small toys underneath. Not a big deal as the crib is very easy to slide on hardwood or a rug. I highly recommend this brand.
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