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As the over-heated CSS vendor prefix debate rages, I can't help but note the mounting pile of logical fallacies and downright poor reasoning being deployed. Some context is in order.
Your Moment Of Zen
The backdrop to this debate is that CSS is absolutely the worst, least productive part of the web platform. Apps teams at Google are fond of citing the meme that "CSS is good for documents, but not for apps". I push back on this, noting the myriad ways in which CSS is abysmal for documents. That isn't to minimize the pain it causes when building apps, it's just that the common wisdom is that CSS surely must be fantastic for somebody else. Once we find that person, I'll be sure to let you know. In the mean time we should contemplate how very, very far behind the web platform is in making it delightful to build the sorts of things that are work-a-day in native environments.
But it's worse than simply being under-powered: CSS has the weakest escape hatches to imperative code and demands the most world-view contortion to understand its various layout modes and their interactions. Imagining a more congruent system isn't hard — there are many in the literature, might I humbly suggest that now might be a good time to read Badros & Borning? — and even CSS could be repaired were we able to iterate quickly enough. Things have been moving faster lately, but fast enough to catch up with the yawning gap in platform capabilities? We'll come back to the speed/scale of change later.
For now, consider that the debate (as captured by Nate Vaughn) is about the retrospective implications of the few things that have already gotten better for some set of developers in some situations. That this sort of meaningful progress (corners, gradients, animations, transitions, flexing boxes, etc.) is rare makes the debate all the more bone-chilling to me. We finally got a few of the long list of things we've been needing for a decade or more, and now because the future is unevenly distributed, we're about to blow up the process that enabled even that modicum of progress? How is it we're extrapolating causality about engine usage from this unevenness, anyhow? None of this is obvious to me. The credible possibility of losing prefixes as a way to launch-and-iterate is mind-exploding when you realize that the salient competition isn't other browsers, it's other platforms. Either the proponents of squatting other vendor's prefixes haven't thought this through very hard or they're bad strategists on behalf of the web as a platform…not to mention their own products. The analysis that we're being asked to accept rests on an entire series of poor arguments. Lets start with the…
Uncomfortable Assumptions
In an interview out yesterday with Eric Meyer, Tantek Çelik of Mozilla tried to present this debate as a question of barriers to the adoption of non-WebKit based browsers, specifically Firefox Mobile. Opera has made a similar case. What they ommit is that the only platforms where they can credibly ship such browsers are Android and S60 (a dead end). That's a large (and growing) chunk of the world's handsets — good news for me, as I now work on Chrome for Android here in London — but for whatever reason it appears that iOS users surf a whole lot more.
Let that sink in: on the devices that are the source of most mobile web traffic today, it's not even possible to install a browser based on a different engine, at least not without a proxy architecture like the one used in the excellent Opera Mini or Amazon's Silk. iOS and Windows Phone are both locked-down platforms that come with only one choice of engine (if not browser shell). When folks from the vendors who want to appropriate others' prefixes talk about "not being able to compete", remember that competition isn't even an option for the most active users of mobile browsers. And it's prefixes that are keeping us down? We must go deeper.
The tension comes into focus when we talk in terms of conversion, retention, and attrition. Conversions are users who, if able, switch to a new product from an old one. Retention is a measure of how many of those users continue to use the product after some period of time. Today (and since Windows first included a browser), the single largest factor in the conversion of users to new browsers is distribution with an OS. This is the entire rationale behind the EU's browser choice UI, mandated on first start of new Windows installs. Attrition is the rate at which users stop choosing to use your product day after day, and for most desktop installed software, attrition is shockingly high after 3 to 6 months. The attrition rate is usually measured by cohorts over time; users who installed on the same day/week/month to measure what % of that group continue to use the product over increasingly long periods of time. The rate of decay falls, but the overall attrition invariably continues to rise. You might not get un-installed, but that doesn't mean you'll still be the go-to icon on the user's home screen or desktop. Eventually every device is recycled, wiped, or left for history in a drafty warehouse and along with it, your software. A key factor in getting attrition under control for Chrome has been evangelism to improve site compatibility, e.g. "I'm not using your browser because my bank website doesn't work with it". That argument — that site compatibility is key to ensuring a competitive landscape for what otherwise are substitutes — puts the entire thing in some perspective. Attrition isn't the same thing as conversion, and conversion is driven primarily by integrations and advertising. Implicit in the arguments by Tantek and others is a sub-argument of the form:
Our product would have measurably more users if sites were more compatible.
Thanks to what we know about what drives conversions, in the short run this is simply false. Long term, what invariably gives you more users is starting with more users. The set of things that are most effective at convincing users to swap browsers, even for a day, include: advertising, word-of-mouth, a superior product, distribution/bundling, and developer advocacy. Depressingly, only one of those involves actually being a better product, and the prerequisite for all of them is the ability to switch (thanks, Android team!). There's a similar dynamic at work when doing advocacy to web developers: if you're nowhere in their browser stats, they're adding support for a standard or worse a second prefix in order to do service to a cause, not because it's measurably good for them. Clearly, that's going to be somewhat less effective. Where, then, is the multi-million dollar advertising campaign for Fennec? The carrier and OEM rev-share deals for bundling on new Android phones? Hmm. To hear Tantek et. al. tell it, non-WebKit-based browsers would be prevalent on mobile if only it weren't for those damned browser prefixes causing users of other browsers to receive different experiences! Also, those kids and that damned dog.
Over the long haul compatibility can have a dramatic effect on the rate of attrition by changing the slope of the curve — which, remember, is a rate with decay and not a single % — but it begs the next uncomfortable question: what do we mean by "compatibility" here? What sorts of incompatibility cause attrition? Is it content that looks slightly worse but still essentially works (think grey PNG backgrounds on IE6) or does it simply turn you away, not allow you to play in any way, and generally fails (think the ActiveX dependencies of yore)?
Inaccessible or Ugly?
Eric was good enough to call out what I view as a key point in this debate: what sort of "broken" are we talking about? Tantek responded with a link to side-by-side screenshots of various properties rendered on Chrome for Android's Beta and current Fennec. In some of these cases we may be looking at Fennec bugs. WordPress.com serves the same content to Fennec which seems to bork what
float: left; means. That, or some media query is preventing the main blocks from being floated; it's hard to tell which from a quick
view-source:. For the versions of google.* included in the list, the front end is simply serving the desktop version to Fennec which makes the wonky button rendering even stranger. Is there room to improve what gets sent to Fennec? You bet, but that's not what's being argued in the main. Ask yourself this: is what you see on that page worth destroying the prefix system for? 'Cause that's what the advocates of prefix-squatting would have you believe. In effect, they're suggesting that nothing will cause developers to test on non-pervasive engines, a deeply fascinating assertion. Even if we accept it, it doesn't point clearly to a single tactic to resolve the tension. It certainly doesn't argue most strongly for prefix-squatting.
An important point Eric failed to follow up on was Tantek's assertion that Mozilla will be cloaking user-agent strings. Does he imagine that the only thing that might be cause someone to send different content is CSS support? API support for things like touch events differs, the performance characteristics of device classes and browsers vary wildly, and application developers are keen to deliver known-good, focused experiences. The endless saga of
position: fixed; as plumbed by Google teams and others is a story of competing constraints: browser vendors optimize for content, content fights back. Repeat. What does Mozilla imagine is going to happen here? Maintained content will react to the browser usage of end-users (and as we've covered, compat != conversions). Unmaintained content, well, that's what fallback is all about. And bad things deserve to lose. Assuming that your browser is 100% compatible with developer expectations and testing if you only switch the UA and implement a few prefixes is NPAPI-level crazy all over again, and it's entirely avoidable. Tantek and Brendan, of all people, should be able to reason that far. I guess they'll find out soon enough — although we will have all been made poorer for it.
Now, what about the related argument that Mozilla & Co. are only going to be doing this for properties which are "stable" (nevermind their actual standardization status)? The argument says that because something hasn't changed in another vendor's prefixed version in a while, it must be safe to squat on. Not only is this (again) incredibly short-sighted, it says that instead of forcing a standard over the line and clobbering both developers and other vendors with the dreaded label of "proprietary" (the usual and effective tactic in this situation), they're instead willing to claim ownership and therefore blame for the spread of this soon-to-be-proprietary stuff, all the while punting on having an independent opinion about how the features should be structured and giving up on the standards process…and all for what?
Product vs. Platform
Perhaps there wasn't space in Tantek's interview with Eric, but both of them chose not to be introspective about the causes of WebKits use in so many mobile browsers, with Tantek merely flagging the use of a single engine by multiple products as "a warning sign." But a warning of what, exactly? Eric didn't challenge him on this point, but I sorely wish he had. Why did Safari, the Android Browser, Chrome, Silk, Black Berry, and many others all pick WebKit as the basis for their mobile browsers?
WebKit isn't a browser. It's just not. To make a browser based on WebKit, one might bring along at least the following bits of infrastructure which WebKit treats as bits to be plugged in:
- Networking
- Caches of some sort
- Graphics rendering
- A build system
- POSIX or other platform plumbing
What we're witnessing isn't open vs. closed, it's differences in initial cost of adoption. In JS terms, it's jQuery (focused core, plugins for everything else) vs. Sencha or Dojo (kitchen sink). Entirely different target users, and both will find their place. Nobody should be shocked to see smaller, more focused bits of code with good plugin characteristics spreading as the basis for new projects. The Mozilla Foundation wants to help prevent monoculture? In addition to making the Firefox product a success, there are concrete engineering things they can do to make Gecko more attractive to the next embedder, Firefox-branded or not. I haven't heard of progress or prioritization along those lines, but I'm out of the loop. Perhaps such an effort is underway, if so, I applaud it. Whatever the future for Gecko, Product success isn't related to platform success as a first approximation. Having a good, portable, pluggable core increases the odds of success in evolutionary terms, but it's absolutely not determinant; see MSIE.
Speaking of IE…I respect those guys a lot, but the logical leap they're asking us to swallow is that the reason people return Windows Mobile phones is that some CSS doesn't work. That's what attrition means on a platform where they're the only native runtime. Data would change my mind, but it's a hell of a lot to accept without proof.
The Time Component
Lets take a step back and consider Tantek's claim that Mozilla has gotten very little traction in evangelizing multi-prefix or prefix-free development for the past year: Firefox for Android has been available since Oct. 2010 and stable for just 6 months. Opera Mobile on Android has been stable for just over a year. IE 9 (the only IE for mobile you could ever seriously consider not serving fallback experiences to) only appeared with Windows Phone 7.5 (aka "Mango"), shipped to users an entire 6 months ago.
And we expect webdevs to have updated all their (maintained) content? Never mind the tenuous correlation between the sorts of soft incompatibilities we're seeing at the hands of CSS and user attrition; the argument that even this lesser form of harm hasn't been blunted by evangelism appears suspect. Taking the incompatibilities seriously, I can quickly think of several other measures which are preferable to destroying the positive incentives towards standardization the prefix system creates (from least to most drastic):
- Continued evangelism to web developers with particular focus on major sites
- Political pressure on browser vendors to start dropping prefixes (i.e., we'd all be equally disadvantaged until users pick up the standard version)
- UA spoofing without prefix squatting
- Blacklists to trigger alternative identity (UA/prefixes) on a subset of sites
All of these are less blow-up-the-world than what MSFT, Mozilla, and Opera are proposing. It's not even an exhaustive list. I'm sure you can think of more. Why these have either been not considered or dismissed remains a mystery.
It's More Complicated Than That
In all of this, we're faced with an existential question: what right do web developers have to shoot themselves in the foot? Is there a limit to that right? What sort of damage do we allow when some aspect of the system fails or falls out of kilter for some period of time? It's a question with interesting parallels in other walks of life (for a flavor, substitute "web developers" with "banks").
Can we show active harm to other browsers from the use of prefixes? The data is at best unclear. Arguing that any harm rises to a level that would justifies destroying the prefixes system entirely is rash. I argued many of the reasons for this in my last post, but lets assume in our mental model that developers respond to incentives in some measure. If, concurrently with achieving as-yet un-managed distribution, Mozilla et. al. implement others' prefixes, what should we expect developers to do in response? After all, they will have reduced whatever tension might have been created by content that "looked wonky" and, where standards exist, will have reduced the incentive to switch to the standard version.
Now lets play the model one more turn of the wheel forward too: assume that Chrome or Safari (or both!) act in good faith and contemplate removing the
-webkit-* prefix support for standardized features at a quick clip…and Mozilla doesn't. You see how this quickly leads to a Mexican standoff: web developers won't stop using prefixed versions because those are the way you get 100% support (thanks to Mozilla's support for them); vendors won't un-prefix things because others who squat their prefixes will then have a compatibility advantage; and nobody will be keen to add new things behind prefixes because they can no longer be assumed to be experiments that can change. Lose, lose, lose.
Some on the other side of the debate are keen to cite game theory as a support for their course of action, but the only conclusion I can draw is that their analysis must be predicated on a set of user and developer motivations that are entirely unlike the observable world we inhabit.
A Call To Reason, Not Arms
Based on a better understanding of the landscape, what should the various parties do to make the world better for themselves now and in the long run and for the web as a platform?
- Web Devs: first, do no harm; test in multiple runtimes, pointedly including a "fallback". Then enhance with prefixes. Do not apologize for giving some (or even many) of your users a better experience. That, after all, is your job. But know this: prefixed properties are not supported, will go away, and when something you didn't test the fallback for falls over, it's your fault.
- Browser Vendors: invest in advocacy and distribution enhancing moves for your product before threatening to blow up effective standards policies. If you're going to implement a prefixed version, please have a different opinion or push to ram a standard through to Recommendation ASAP. Incompatible right-hand-sides help developers understand that things are still evolving. DO NOT squat on prefixes. It's both relative ineffective and will make developer's lives harder when they want to legitimately move to standard or support your prefixes.
- Vendor CSS WG Reps: get it through your heads, you're behind. It's not quaint and it's not excusable. The platform needs more powerful CSS features, and stat. It's long past time to start stealing good ideas from the pre-processors. Appeals to a lack of manpower to implement must never block others and shouldn't block standardization, so please stop making them. If you care about the platform's success, let those who are able and willing to take risks do so.
- The CSS WG (as a whole): get the lead out. It's not exclusively the W3C's fault that things are slow, but the current MTTR (Mean Time To Recommendation) is still glacial. It is unreasonable to expect vendors to drop prefix support immediately upon standardization, but the W3C has a role here to advocate for quick sunsetting. Daniel Glazman is, as ever, right on most of this, but more can be done to streamline the process post CR.
- The WebKit Project: Add build flags to allow WebKit-based products to enable/disable vendor prefix support independently.
- Chrome/Safari/Other-prefix-supporting-browsers: Sunset prefixes as soon as is practicable post-standardization. Similarly, don't ship prefixed features you're not willing to be on the hook for via your reps to the CSS WG. Disabling them may be painful, but it's the only good-faith thing to do.
I've left a lot out of this post, but it's too long already. I do truly hope it's the last I write on prefixes because, as I said up front, we have much bigger fish to fry. Stat. Prefixes do work, they're essential to delivering a future platform that can compete, and yes, they should be torn down at the same pace they're erected.
A few things that folks have asked about as tangents to this debate:
- It's never a good thing for there to be homogeneity in the experimentation phase. The explicit goal of the prefixes system is to enable diversity of early opinion and fast coalescing around the best answer, thereby enabling the writing of a standard which is likely to need less revising and iteration. Diversity provides some value, the market tests the alternatives, and we deliver the most value we can over time through the standard version. It has always been thus, but prefixes make it less risky…assuming we don't start stepping on everyone else's toes.
- If the reasoning behind prefixes is to set up and tear down large-scale experiments, iterate, and collect feedback then Lea's -prefix-free approach and PPK's
-beta-*proposals are equally counter-productive and should be avoided at all costs. Making prefixes less painful to use reduces the natural incentives for migrating to a standard while blindly assuming the same right-hand for a future standard version as we have for some prefixed versions is plainly idiotic. What were they thinking?
@-vendor-unlockis only slightly smarter, but in every possible way inferior to CSS Mixins. Would that the WG spent as much time on Mixins as they have on this prefix kerfuffle.
- Yes, I was in Paris when the CSS WG F2F was happening. No, I wasn't at the meetings. Duty (Chrome for Android) called.
- If you've read this far, congrats. You may be the only one. I've been assured by CSS WG delegates that nobody cares what I think, which statistically seems to just be rounding down by a tiny bit. Fair enough.
Update: Michael Mullany of Sencha adds epicly good, epicly long context about what causes developers to target UAs and what the incentives that'll change their minds about supporting a given browser really are.
Thanks to Frances Berriman, Jake Archibald, Tony Gentilcore, and Tab Atkins for reviewing earlier versions of this post. Errors of fact and form are all mine, however. Updated occasionally for clarity and to remove typos.


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As much as we wish it were not so, we'll probably always live in a world at war, a world that requires the existence of standing national armies. At least, we can tell ourselves, the military of the United States is becoming more gender neutral and increasingly aware of women's issues, these days. Not only did outgoing Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta finally lift the ban on women in combat this past January (a move that suggests co-ed draft registration will soon follow), the Pentagon is currently beginning to address the once-closeted, much-ignored issue of rape among the ranks. We've got a way to go before our female soliders — who've been present and dying on our frontlines since the Revolution — achieve equality with our male soliders, but the progress is visible.
But what would American life look like after a few generations of women in our combat forces? Would we see women SEALS à la G.I. Jane, thousands of little girls dressing as commandos at Halloween, or other signs we couldn't even predict? We may (or may not) be getting a glimpse of that strange, new world thanks to an article in Maclean's profiling Russia's first all-girls military academy.
Like the United States, Russia — both under Soviet and contemporary rule — has a long, proud tradition of military academies for young boys. Unlike America, however, Russia has a richer history of women in combat. Nonetheless, when the Moscow Girls Cadet Boarding School No. 9 opened in 2004, it was the first of its kind.
Much like a boys' military academy Moscow Girls provides a full education for adolescents, along with basic military training, strong fitness programs, and lessons in decorum. The institutionalized cultural differences between little boys and little girls, however, mean that, instead of putting a military polish to "manly" behaviors, the young ladies go through an odd sort of finishing school. Cooking, sewing, and other housekeeping skills are taught, along with the singing and dancing you might find at a boys' academy. They may learn tactics, strategy, and how to clean, load, and fire AK-47s, but these young women are being prepared for traditional domestic roles, as well as military ones.
Cadets wear uniforms accented by lace hair accessories and split their days between ballet class and handguns, gas masks and teddy bears. The hybrid result, as beautifully captured by photographer Sergey Kozmin, is at once jarring and inspiring in that it suggests that traditional "femininity" and "masculinity" — for all its merits and flaws — can, perhaps, successfully be united after all.
As we said, this may or may not be a vision of what will come to the United States as our armed forces (and our culture) inches closer to gender equality. Nonetheless, the photos raise questions as well as emotions. Is it cruel to send these girls into such training, or — if one removes regressive the school's domestic training — is it true equality? The odd, opposing feelings these images stir mirror the ongoing conflict in the American mind between our ideals of femininity and girlhood versus our image of the perfect solider and the horrors of war. As women gain a more prominent place on the battlefield, these are contrasting notions we will all have to square for ourselves.

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Ernst Haeckel's Pedigree of Man, 1874
After completing his studies in medicine and biology, a restless Ernst Haeckel set off for Italy in 1859 to study art and marine biology. The diversity of life fascinated the 26-year-old Prussian, and in addition to painting landscapes, he spent the
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After completing his studies in medicine and biology, a restless Ernst Haeckel set off for Italy in 1859 to study art and marine biology. The diversity of life fascinated the 26-year-old Prussian, and in addition to painting landscapes, he spent the climactic months of his stay glued to his microscope observing and sketching radiolaria—protozoa encased in delicately ornate silica skeletons—that he collected off the Italian coast and sent back to Berlin. He was amazed by the diversity of their forms, which seemed to come in limitless, but sortable, varieties, and on returning from Italy set to work cataloging them. During this time of youthful soul-searching and vocation-finding, Haeckel stumbled upon a German translation of the recently published Origin of Species and experienced one of the most momentous revelations of his career.
In the fourth chapter of Charles Darwin's treatise was a drawing that illustrated the evolution of a single hypothetical species into a genus of 8 species across 14,000 generations. Darwin's tree-like image was not the first to show the interrelatedness of all the planet's life forms, but nonetheless it set Haeckel on a mission: to craft real evolutionary trees that organized the overwhelming number of species on Earth. Over the years he created illustrations of many such trees, using his knowledge of morphology and his theory that the evolutionary past of an organism can be gleaned from its embryonic development. The first of these were published in his 1866 monograph Generelle Morphologie der Organismen. Through this work, Haeckel made some significant contributions to biology, such as the addition of a third kingdom—the unicellular protists—to the already existing plant and animal kingdoms. His trees were also the first to depict humans as branching off from the primate lineages.
But perhaps Haeckel's best-known tree of life is his highly stylized Pedigree of Man, originally published in German in 1874, which places Man at the top of an old tree, above his evolutionary forebears. Although Haeckel's trees broke new ground, many historians believe that he fell prey to the contemporary notion that evolution progresses towards a more perfect form, and that he never truly accepted the implications of Darwin's theory of natural selection, which does not hold that humans are the pinnacle of evolutionary perfection.
However, computational genomicist Mark Ragan of the University of Queensland, Australia begs to differ. "Haeckel is showing man as a part of the whole lineage of animals," he says. While most trees start at the bottom, showing the routes of evolution from one basal single-celled species, Haeckel's Pedigree starts at the top and traces the lineage of Man downward. It means to place humans in the context of evolutionary history, he adds, not to show us at the peak.
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I did get to meet him once; we were doing some BBC publicity for Torchwood and he was being introduced to the PR department at the BBC, because he was getting briefed on what he's got to do and how his life is going to change. And he did say to me how "I'd love for our characters' paths to cross". I kind of think, with David finishing, Captain Jack might be done in the Doctor Who series. That's my feelings on it, but if they ask me to come back of course I would go back - I would go back in a second!Jonathan Ross also confirmed that Matt Smith would be appearing on his show in a few weeks time.
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Rally/motocross star Travis Pastrana was set to make his big debut in the left-turn-only world of Nascar on Saturday — until he broke two bones attempting a massive jump at ESPN's X-Games Thursday night. Maybe the motorcycle got jealous.
Attempting to land a 720-degree, double-backflip-and-spin move that's never been completed in motocross before, Pastrana landed hard on his right leg during his second attempt, fracturing his right foot and ankle; ESPN.com later reported Pastrana would need surgery.
While he's not been officially scratched from Saturday's Nationwide race for Michael Waltrip's team, Pastrana hasn't officially updated his status since last night, all signs point to him setting out the race. Pastrana was also scheduled to run six additional races, part of a grand marketing treaty between Pastrana and the youth-obsessed Nascar. Wonder if Ken Block has some time to kill....
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BOS coach Doc Rivers has "always tried to keep things in perspective."
Says Coach Rivers:
"I look at it as one day. I don't think one day is going to make or break your season. [Thanksgiving is] always a family day. It has to be. It's the best holiday of the year. The other ones, you do them. But I think Thanksgiving is the single best day of the year as far as I'm concerned because it's about giving, saying thanks, and being with your family."
There was a good story a couple of days ago about a high school in Napa that has a tradition of practicing on Thanksgiving morning. The team's coach invites players' family, alums, and fans to watch practice, which is followed by a brunch.
According to the coach:
"It's about family and trying to make sure that we understand that we're really, really thankful to be practicing on a day like today. We wanted to make sure that we opened it up to the family, so that they can come on a day like today and watch their kids practice. A lot of our (alumni) come back and we want to open it up for guys that have played football here before to come out."
And a coach in Columbia, Md., who also holds practice on Thanksgiving Day, to "underscore the significance of the day, asks his players to go home after the Thanksgiving practice and call a relative they have not spoken to in a long time. Who knows, it might be a relative they would have otherwise seen if not for the Thanksgiving practice."


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This is the announcement post for the "21-Day Journaling Challenge" (21DJC) for November 2011. The challenge is over but you can still do the tasks in your own time! Visit the overview page for all Journaling Challenge tasks and posts.
Last week, I asked all of you what you wanted to see for November's Challenge. Many of you commented with excellent ideas, and from there, I cast a poll for you to vote for your top pick. 354 votes were casted, and the winner is clear… a journaling challenge is what we'll be having in this month of November! 😉
Introducing: 21-Day Journaling Challenge (#21DJC)
Come next Monday, November 7, we'll be having a 21-Day Journaling Challenge! Are you ready? Because I sure am! 😀
Why Journal? 5 Key Benefits
- Connect with your inner self. We're always busy with our daily life, rushing from one task to the next, never stopping to connect with our inner self. Journaling helps you to (re)connect with that inner self, because it's when you peel off that external veneer and write from your heart.
- Grow. It's undisputed that journaling is a fantastic tool for personal growth. The blog at Personal Excellence is my personal, public journal, and writing here in the past 3 years has allowed me to gain so many revelations about myself, and in turn grow as an individual. To be really honest with you, I doubt I'd be as conscious as I am today if I hadn't been writing all these stuff at the blog.
- Help you gain mental clarity. In Increase Your Mental Clarity in 15 Minutes, I shared a brain dumping exercise, where you expel the things circulating your mind so you can have a clearer mind for other tasks. Journaling is sort of the same thing. See it as sorting out the files and folders in your computer so it's easier for you to find what you want.
- Improve your writing skills. Whether or not you're interested to be a writer, the fact is this – writing is a key tool of communication, right next to speaking. Every day, we write to convey our message to others, be it in work, school, or personal life. And to improve your writing skills, you've to first spend time in writing in the first place! Think: To develop any talent, you need to invest your 10,000 hours. And what better way than through 21DJC?? 😉
- The 5th benefit is integral to joining 21DJC. By joining 21DJC and journaling with a big group, you're going to get exposed to a whole lot more insights than journaling by yourself. You're going to be so much richer, wiser, and intelligent, because you'll have access to the perspectives of hundreds of different people of different backgrounds, from all around the world. How's that for a mega boost in personal growth?? 😀
How It's Going To Work
It's simple.
- Starting next Mon (Nov 7), which is Day 1 of the challenge, I'll be posting one question a day, for reflection. The question may be a very simple, benign question, to a deep, thought-provoking question. The intention is to get you to think, reflect, and write. Some questions will be loosely based on questions from the hit post, 101 Important Questions To Ask Yourself In Life.
- Your task is to answer the question and share your answers via the comments area within the day itself.
- Use as many or as few words as you like. I recommend to go for at least 30 words; more if you can. That's because the more you type, the more you get to the deepest answers within you. Usually the top-level answers are just fluff; nothing more than mere conditioning from the society and media. It's the answers within you that we're looking for.
- In each day's post, I'll include a simple text box where you can type your answer in, for your convenience. I'll also include a word counter, just in case you want to know how many words you've typed.
- After typing your answers in the text box, copy+paste in the day's comment area and share it with everyone else.
- Besides just posting your answers, check out others' answers too. Share your thoughts. Discuss your answers. This is a group challenge, and we're all here to learn and engage with one another!
- The challenge will end after 21 days, which is 27 Nov, Sunday. I will close all comments and 21DJC posts by 30 Nov, Wed.
8 Tips To Excel in 21DJC!
How can you do well in 21DJC? Having been writing at Personal Excellence for 3 years, I've a fair amount of experience when it comes to writing. Here are some tips I have for you:
- Just write whatever comes to mind. Seriously. Leave the editing for later.
- Clear your mind first before you do your writing. This can be just a few seconds of tuning in with yourself. Don't write while you're talking to your friend on the phone, or while your parents are nagging at you, or while you are watching TV. That'll only result in pretty poor quality output.
- If you're short of time, make use of time pockets. For example, when you're waiting for the bus/train; traveling to school/work; waiting in the queue; waiting for a meeting to start; ironing your clothes; and so on.
- Don't worry about the number of words. It's okay if you have 10 words only. It's okay if you have over 100, 300, or 500 words even. Focus on conveying your desired message – that's the key.
- That said, write as much as you can to get to the deepest answers. As I mentioned above, the first answers are usually external, imposed messages. It's the answers within you that we are looking for. You can delete the top level answers after you are done.
- Since it's a public challenge where other members will be reading your answers, I seek your help to use proper capitalization, punctuation, spelling and grammar where you can help it. Common English mistakes include using "your" instead of "you're", "dissappoint" instead of "disappoint", "suppossed" instead of "supposed", "occassion" instead of "occasional", and so on. Please also do not use chat speak and shorthands like 'd' instead of 'the', 'mi' instead of 'me', 'haf' instead of 'have', and so on. It's pretty rude to type up a whole passage laden with English mistakes and expect others to plough through that behemoth of errors. It's perfectly okay if English is not your first language. However, it's not okay though if you're just being lazy and inconsiderate.
- Let your heart do the speaking. Don't worry about your command of English (see #6). We're not here to compete on whose English is the best! This is not an English or writing competition. This challenge is all about journaling, self-reflection, and sharing of insights.
- Since you may get special "a-ha"s through the course of 21DJC, you may want to create a special 21DJC file to store your journal entries. Simply create a word or text document and save your entries inside every day as you type/share them here at PE.
How to Sign Up
Regular challenge members should know the drill by now! 😉 3 steps to sign up:
- Sign up for the Personal Excellence newsletter and RSS Feed now. So you will receive all the tasks for the challenge – The daily tasks will be delivered to your inbox every day as they are posted. Signing up for the newsletter will also get you 2 members-exclusive ebooks, 101 Things To Do Before You Die and Most Inspiring Quotes of All Time! Not only that, you'll get a life-time access of free personal excellence articles from PE! 😉
- Spread the word about the challenge via emailing to a friend, liking on Facebook, retweeting on Twitter, voting on Google Plus and/or even posting on your blog if you own a blog. The more people we can get to join the challenge, the more powerful the experience is for all of us!! There are the convenient share buttons at the bottom of the post for this purpose.
- Last but not least, post a comment here with your intention to sign up. Make sure your email is the same as the one you used to sign up for the Personal Excellence newsletter in step #1.
Once you do the 3 steps above, I'll update the participants list with your name within 24 hours!
Stay Connected!
This is not compulsory, but staying connected with the community will enhance your experience of the challenge. Many readers are on my social media pages, where I post latest updates on my life, including real time updates about challenges and more.
- If you have Facebook: Join my Facebook page (over 3,200 readers to date!!)
- If you have Twitter: Follow me on Twitter @celestinechua. Use #21DJC in your tweets so other participants who look up the hashtag can see your tweets too.
- Blog comments: This is where all the discussion and sharing on the challenge will take place. Bookmark Personal Excellence and check by the comments section of the daily posts. Post as many replies as you want; ask questions; share your thoughts; add your 2 cents to others' comments!
Spread the Word!
The best way to make this challenge a real success is to get as many people on board as possible. Those of you who have been in previous challenges would have experienced this – When we have more people doing the tasks with us, we generate more positive energy, we gain momentum, and all of us benefit together. We get more people sharing their results, their insights, and we learn so much more in the process.
Hence, I need your help to share this to as many people as you can. Share it on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Email, etc (all share buttons can be found at the end of the article, if you're reading this at the blog and not your email reader). Get all your friends, family and acquaintances to join. The more people who sign up, the more powerful this experience is going to be!
Get Ready for the First Question on Nov 7!
Are you excited?? Because I surely am!! 😀 Let's get going, guys!
Update Nov 9, '11: Sign ups are now closed – we have a whooping 650 official participants! 😀 Join us now: 21DJC Day 1 – What Would You Do If You Have 1 Million Dollars?


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Joshua Tree Phase TwoWith the return of Bono's voice, this was quite a spectacular night. Half way through the show a photographer from Time Magazine came out to take a picture of the band with the audience behind them. For me the highlight of the night was "In God's Country." To finally be a part of their dream beneath the desert sky was and still is one of the best moments of my life. After the show we waited around the backstage ramp and got talking to the people around us. As you can imagine, everyone was buzzing about what they just saw. We didn't realize it but it was nearly 1:00 in the morning and suddenly Edge, Bono, Adam, and Larry came walking toward us from the arena. There were about 25 people left there at that point and they graciously signed autographs and stood for pictures with us. It was the first time I had gotten to meet them. I was so nervous and in shock that I mistakenly said, "thanks Larry" to Adam. He quickly corrected me. If you are reading this, my apologies, Adam.


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TORRANCE, Calif. -- Edson Buddle may no longer be a member of the LA Galaxy, but the veteran forward will be calling The Home Depot Center home for the next two weeks as he participates in a camp with the U.S. national team.
Buddle was among 25 players -- including former teammates A.J. DeLaGarza and Omar Gonzalez -- called up by U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann for the annual camp, which culminates in a match against Canada on Jan. 29 at BBVA Compass Stadium. The 31-year-old forward endured a whirlwind 2012, which saw him miss 15 matches across all competitions after undergoing knee surgery in May. After scoring three goals in 28 appearances across all competitions in 2012, Buddle was dealt to the Colorado Rapids for allocation money and a 2013 supplemental draft selection on Dec. 14.
As Buddle looks ahead to his new career with the Rapids, he spoke to reporters earlier in the week on time with the U.S. national team, his trade from the Galaxy, and his future in Colorado.
Buddle's thoughts are below...
(On getting the U.S. call up…)
BUDDLE: "It's kind of random that I got the call, but that's how it is in soccer and with the national team. I was just trying to be as professional as I can in the offseason in case I do get a call like this. Jurgen has worked with me and I've worked with Jurgen, and it's always a privilege for me…I wasn't expecting it. I had planned for my offseason with rehab and seeing where my knee was so I can get ready to go to Colorado."
(On how healthy he is and his plan to return to full fitness…)
BUDDLE: "I can do everything, it's just when I isolate things with my knee, I can tell the difference and that it's not as strong as my left…while I'm here, I'm trying to get as close to as hundred percent as possible."
(On whether he has something to prove…)
BUDDLE: "Every time that I step onto the field, I have feel like I have something to prove. I don't feel like anything that I did in the past can help me going forward except for just my experience and how I prepare myself. That's what I do each and every day, I don't go out with the attitude that I'm owed anything for anything that I've done in the past."
(On the preparations for the camp…)
BUDDLE: "Jurgen has told us that this is not a fitness camp; guys should be ready to play in this camp and preform. I'm sure that we're going to do some fitness but it is part of the preparations because we have a game to play."
(On whether 2013 is an important year for him…)
"Each year is a big year for me because I have individual goals and this year, with a new team it's going to be challenging to get to know new faces and to get everyone on the same page. Individually, [I want] to just get fit and take my team as far as I can go with goal scoring and getting back on track."
(On whether he was surprised that the trade came on Dec. 14…)
BUDDLE: "Yeah, I was surprised, but I never thought that it couldn't happen. This is a business and coming into [the Galaxy] I knew that there were salary issues and coming in, I thought I would play every day, but with injuries things happen. It wasn't a sense of Bruce [Arena] in the locker room not wanting me around. He still played me in the final so it still came as a surprise."
(On how long it took him to accept the trade…)
BUDDLE: "It didn't take me a few days, it took me a couple minutes because at first, you get a little anxiety, but it isn't the worse thing in the world. When I was traded, the shooting in Newton happened and I realized that life isn't that bad and the trade isn't that bad because it's good to be employed."
(On whether he's spoken to Colorado Rapids Oscar Pareja…)
BUDDLE: "With the two forwards [Conor Casey and Omar Cummings] gone, I'm kind of curious to see who they're going to bring in. I was expecting Cummings to be there and now he's gone so they told me that they're looking for me to be that person up top to score goals. Hopefully I can provide that and deliver when needed, but they've been very welcoming and I expected that coming into a new club. I don't want to promise anything though; I know that I have to work for everything that I get."
(On playing at altitude…)
BUDDLE: "Hopefully it can add to my fitness especially this late in my career. Hopefully I can take advantage of that while I'm there."


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2009 Schedule of Events
March 6th Winter Races 6:00 pm St. Peters Club
April 18th Dory Prep Day 8:00 am Eastern Ave
April 25th Dory Launch Day 8:00 am " "
May 2 & 3 Adventure Open House Cruiseport Terminal
May 9th Essex River Race 9:00 am Essex
June 5th Elimination Registration 6:00 pm St. Peters Square
June 6th Elimination Races 8:30 am Niles Beach
June 8th Final Elimination (if needed) 6:00 pm Niles Beach
June 18th International Reception 6:00 pm St. Peters Club
June 20th International Races 8:30 a.m. State Fish Pier
June 20th Awards Banquet 1:00 pm Heritage Center
July 18th Blackburn Challenge 7:30 am Annisquam River
August 8th Oarmasters Challenge—Solo Race
August ?? Eliminations
September 22nd International Races — Lunenberg NS
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Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 68 diseños de 33 diseñadores freelance.
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I provide training, change management and adoption strategy consulting for businesses who want to employ enterprise collaboration software like Google Apps, Salesforce, and other cloud based collaboration and productivity software. My consulting blends my experience in education, adult learning theory, human resources and my love of technology. I'm a geek who knows how to talk business. I work the best with organizations that value learning and collaboration. I give technology professionals advice on how to incorporate new collaboration technologies into their organization, I also setup training sessions and communication plans.
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I would like the logo to inspire competence in my ability to help organization as well as my knowledge of technology.
This is a woman owned business so I don't want the logo to be masculine and aggressive, at the same time, it should not be overly feminine and flowery.
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I do not have a color preference, I will rely on your color expertise to pick the color that is best suited for my purpose.
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Gabriel Cheong necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 38 diseños de 12 diseñadores freelance.
Infinity Law Group
We are a law firm starting up a new bankruptcy practice. We want to design a wordpress blog banner.
The taget audience are bankruptcy clients who are looking for a law firm that will provide them with lots of answers up front. Therefore, the banner should not be TOO showy or in your face.
My law firm, Infinity Law Group, already has several blogs which you can preview:
We want to start a new blog for our bankruptcy practice here:
The color theme should stay red-ish. The banner design should be somewhat consistent with the other 2 blogs but more so with the prenuptial agreement blog.
If you include the "published by" tagline, then it should be by "Infinity Law Group" instead of "Gabriel Cheong"
It should have my address and phone number information on top just like the prenup blog.
It doesn't have to look exactly like it but it should match the theme of it.
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FreyaBack To Black Bikini Brief
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- Main: 83% Polyamide | 17% Elastane
- Our shops always have a great range of sizes and styles available, but if you're planning to pop in to try on this specific style, please give us a call before to check it's available. Or, why not order Click & Collect (delivery to our shops is FREE!) so you can try on when you visit us - and we're on hand if you want us to check the fit!


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JAG KK brauchte ein neues Bannerwerbung Design und hat einen Wettbewerb auf 99designs gestartet.
Aus 31 Designs von 8 Designern wurde eine Gewinner gewählt.
We are a Motorcycle Tour and Motorcycle Rental company located in Japan and we need a FLYER to advertise in Motorcycle shops around the world.
Japan Bike Rentals
We are a Motorcycle Tour and Motorcycle Rental company located in Japan and we need a FLYER to advertise in Motorcycle shops around the world. This flyer will need to be EYE-CATCHING and TIMELESS.
This advertisement should classy and dynamic and should show the culture, and excitement of touring Japan by motorcycle.
PLease choose from some of the images available for download at: http://www.4shared.com/file/5367921…mages.html
You may also include images of your choice. Please feel free to edit/ alter the images.
- It should be formatted to be printed on A4 size paper. (Approx. 21cm W
x 29.7cm L)
- This size may change in the future to A3 size (29.7 x 42cm)
so please keep that in mind.
- Perhaps use one of the CASTLE images or BUDDHA as background (colorized and screened back to 30-40% )
- Please include this text in the advertisement:
*MOTORCYCLE TOURS & RENTALS (LARGE FONT but smaller than JAPAN)
*Guided and Self-guided Tours for any budget
*Japanese and European Bikes
*Unparalled Riding
*Stunning Scenery
*Outstanding Cuisine
*Exquisite Culture
*Come ride Japan for an unforgettably unique
Motorcycle Tour of a lifetime.
(THIS TEXT SHOULD BE SEPARATE from above)
Just mention this shop when booking a Motorcycle Tour or Rental. (this text should go with the small t-shirt image)
PLEASE DELETE the white background around the shirt if need be)
(THIS TEXT SHOULD BE SEPARATE as well)
*Ask a shop representative for a Japan Bike Rentals
business card and come visit us at http://www.japanbikerentals.com
- It shouldn't be too busy.
- Don't use too many images- this is a small ad so it should show the text and images clearly.
- Don't use company logo as main part of ad. It should be small but please include in the ad.


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A line of Rollerblade inline skates is being recalled because the boot can separate from the skate frame during use. Other recalled consumer products include garage door openers and heated gloves that both pose fire hazards.
Here's a more detailed look:
DETAILS: The recalled Rollerblade Tempest skates are high performance training or racing skates sold in a variety of color combinations. The brand name "Rollerblade" appears in several locations on each skate. The model name "Tempest" appears on the back of the cuff and the model number appears on the side of the heel of each skate. More information on the specific models can be found at https://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Rollerblade-USA-Recalls-Tempest-Inline-Skates/ . They were sold from December 2010 through January 2014.
WHY: The mounting holes in the boot and frame can be misaligned causing the boot to separate from the frame and posing a fall hazard.
INCIDENTS: None reported.
HOW MANY: About 11,800 pairs.
FOR MORE: Call Rollerblade USA at 800-232-7655, or visit www.rollerblade.com and click on "Product Recall," on the lower left, or by send email to email@example.com for more information.
DETAILS: Genie, models PowerMax 1200 and 1500, and Genie Pro, models TriloG 1200 and 1500, screw drive garage door openers. "Genie" and the model name appear on both sides of the opener. The serial numbers are printed on a label located on the side opposite to the light. Serial numbers for the recalled units can be found at https://www.cpsc.gov/en/Recalls/2014/Genie-Recalls-Garage-Door-Openers/ . They were sold from August 2011 through October 2012.
WHY: The control board can overheat, posing a fire hazard.
INCIDENTS: Four reports of the control board overheating. No injuries have been reported.
HOW MANY: About 10,000 in the U.S. and 8,000 in Canada.
FOR MORE: Call Genie at 800-488-9918 or visit www.geniecompany.com and click on "Recall Information" for more information.
DETAILS: Ski-Doo and Can-Am heated gloves and Lithium-Ion rechargeable batteries. The gloves are only available in black and are sold with two lithium-ion rechargeable batteries and a charger. The gloves have either "ski-doo" or "can-am" on the pointer finger and on the wrist band of each glove. The recalled product codes can be found on the label sewn inside of the gloves. Recalled product codes are 446247 for the Can-Am heated gloves, 446248 for the Ski-Doo heated gloves and 4880580001 for the two Lithium-ion rechargeable batteries that are sold separately. They were sold from August 2013 through February 2014.
WHY: The glove's lithium-ion rechargeable battery pack can overheat, posing a fire hazard.
INCIDENTS: Three reports of batteries overheating while charging. In two reports, there was minor property damage. No injuries were reported.
HOW MANY: About 450 in U.S. and 1,200 in Canada
FOR MORE: Call Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP) at 888-638-5397 or visit www.ski-doo.com and select Owner Center, then click Safety Recall for more information.
DETAILS: STX Shield throat protector. The throat protector is black and has the letters "STX" engraved on the outer surface of the protector. It has straps attached by silver screws on each side and bottom of the protector to attach it to a lacrosse goalie's helmet below the helmet's chin guard. They were sold from September 2013 through February 2014
WHY: The Shield Throat Protector can crack or break when struck by a lacrosse ball, posing a laceration hazard to the user.
INCIDENTS: STX has received one report of the Shield throat protector breaking, resulting in reported bruising and lacerations to the user's neck.
HOW MANY: About 4,000.
FOR MORE: Call STX toll-free at 888-789-7894 or visit www.stx.com and click on RECALL--Shield Throat Protector for more information.
DETAILS: A three-piece cork block stacking toy sold exclusively at StorkStack.com during January 2014. Each of the square cork blocks are a different size: 2 7/8 inch by 2 7/8 inch, 2 3/8 inch by 2 3/8 inch and 2 inch by 2 inch. All of the blocks are 1 ½ inches tall. The blocks have black dots on the top. The packaging is labeled "6mo+" for use by children six months and older.
WHY: Small pieces of cork can break off the blocks, posing a choking hazard to young children.
INCIDENTS: Seven reports of cork pieces breaking off of the blocks, including two reports of children mouthing the cork pieces. No injuries have been reported.
HOW MANY: About 720.
FOR MORE: Call A Harvest Company at 877-394-7774 or visit www.aharvestcompany.com and click Cork Stacker Blocker Sets Recall for more information.
DETAILS: Mammut's RescYou crevasse rescue devices with batch numbers 12-12 and 03-13. The crevasse rescue devices are pulley systems used for ski mountaineering and mountain climbing to lift a skier or climber who has fallen into a crevasse. The rescue device consists of blue- and silver-finished mechanical ascenders, each using a cam that grabs a lifting rope, allowing the rope to slide only in one direction. The ascenders are connected by an orange rope threaded through pulleys. "MAMMUT RESCYOU" and the batch number are printed in white on the side of the blue ascender. They were sold at specialty outdoor stores in the U.S. and Canada and online at www.mammut.com from June 2013 through January 2014.
WHY: The pull cord lock cam can fail, posing a risk of death and injury during a rescue.
INCIDENTS: None reported.
HOW MANY: About 70 in the U.S. and 80 in Canada.
FOR MORE: Call Mammut at 800-451-5127, visit www.mammut.com and click on the "RescYou Recall" for more information, or send email to firstname.lastname@example.com.


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gSchool is the curriculum arm of Galvanize, a community of start-ups co-habitating a workspace in Denver's Golden Triangle. The school's first class is a group of 24 students from across the U.S. and overseas who are in a six-month intensive Ruby on Rails course. Students pay $20,000 for the course, and are guaranteed a job in Colorado as a professional web developer, earning at least $60,000 upon completing the program's requirements, or they are guaranteed their money back.
The course is taught by Jeff Casimir and two part-time instructors. Casimir was hired by gSchool and relocated to Denver after making a name for himself as the instructor of the somewhat-legendary-in-tech-circles "Hungry Academy" in Washington, D.C, a program whose graduates were all immediately hired by LivingSocial.


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Long time member and contributor here, new to the charter operator forum. Owner/Operator of Alaska Wide Open Charters out of Craig, Alaska. 15 years guiding experience, year round resident of Craig, and year round fisherman.
As many have heard or read on this forum, there is some amazing fishing out of Craig, Alaska on Prince of Wales Island. Alaska Wide Open Charters is offering fishing/lodging packages out of Craig and is running May-Sept. Our boat is a 25ft Almar Sounder with twin 150 outboards.
Craig is the gateway to the Noyes Island area, which is one of the most sought after fishing destinations in Alaska. The majority of salmon fishing around Noyes is done by mooching which is hands on fishing. Giant kings frequent the Noyes area too, with many over 40lbs caught every year with a handful over 60. Halibut, coho, lingcod, and yelloweye is also excellent.
Check out my website at www.alaskawideopen.com, give me a call at 907-965-0130, or send me a message on this site. I will be providing fishing updates periodically throughout the season on this site as well as on my webpage. Ask about the discount for supporting members of the Alaska Outdoors Directory.


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Retirement Living at Shaker Pointe
A trusted community to call home
Shaker Pointe is a not-for-profit 55+ community providing independent housing options and amenities to support the physical, spiritual, social and cultural well-being of our residents. This lifestyle is less about settling in and slowing down and more about the active, independent pursuit of living well. We invite you to learn more about us.


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Ever wanted to start your own racing school? Now's your chance, Skip. For $80 grand, you can get four track-prepped Honda Civics, a Volvo semi and a support van. All you need is a team of steel-nerved race instructors, and you're in business.
The gear comes from the, apparently, soon-to-be-former Don Swanson Racing School. The Don Swanson branding will cost extra, but slap $30,000 atop the asking price, and you'll also get a bunch of semi-useful domain names, like ArriveAndDrive.com and CorporateTeamBuildingEvents.net.
Everything's owned outright, too. So no incurring of extraneous debt. You also get helmets, driving suits, gloves, cones, ops manual, radios, flags and other stuff you'll need to teach ham-handed corporate flunkies how not to understeer into a tire wall. But hurry! Only a few hours left!
Why? Because racing school. (Thanks to Boxer_4 for the tip!)


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Mugabe is preparing for what could be one the closest election battles since he came to power in 1980.
Few Zimbabweans are ruling out victory for the 89-year-old Mugabe even though his country, once an African success story, is in a decade-long economic slump worsened by Western sanctions and more than four fifths of the population is unemployed.
Since Mugabe was forced to share power with his chief political rival after a disputed election in 2008, the economy has shown tentative signs of recovery.
Rampant inflation has calmed, the mining sector is buoyant and agriculture is picking up after turmoil caused by the seizure of farms from their white owners under Mugabe's policy of black empowerment.
Mugabe, Africa's oldest president, maintains that Zimbabwe's difficulties stem from a Western plot to re-colonise it, a view that strikes a chord with his supporters, who see the sanctions as punishment for a justified campaign to wrest their country's wealth from the hands of foreign corporations and the white minority.
'God's choice'
To his critics, Mugabe's land seizures and a drive to force foreign-owned firms to sell majority shareholding to locals has delayed economic recovery by discouraging foreign investment.
They say Mugabe, long admired as a liberation hero and pragmatic leader, has turned Zimbabwe into a basket case and squandered national goodwill by clinging onto power through ballot box rigging and intimidation.
The champion of African popular rule has looked increasingly to God to bolster his claim to leadership.
Addressing his staff at a party they hosted for him on the eve of his 89th birthday, Mugabe was serenaded by one of the country's leading gospel singers and spoke of the solitude he has felt since many of his relatives and independence-era comrades died.
"Why is it that all my friends are gone and my relatives are gone and I continue to linger on? Then I say to myself, well, it's not my choice, its God's choice," Mugabe said at the party late on Wednesday, which was attended by state media.
"This is a task the Lord might have wanted me to fulfil among my people … ," he said. "I read it as a bidding of God … The bidding says you move forward ever."
Tight race
Mugabe says he wants to continue the liberation struggle and consolidate black economic empowerment.
More than 4 000 out of an original 4 500 white-owned farms have been seized since 2 000 under a programme he says is aimed at correcting land ownership imbalances created by colonialism.
Mugabe's Zanu-PF party has endorsed his candidacy for the presidential elections, which he and his arch-rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai have agreed to hold around July.
"I hear a lot of people talking about a tight race, but with his record I just don't see how Mugabe can win a free and fair election," said 28-year-old Charles Simukai, who was selling fruit on the streets of the capital Harare.
He said Mugabe should have retired from politics to play an advisory role as a senior statesman.
Tsvangirai says Zanu-PF rigged and robbed him of victory in three major violence-marred polls since 2000.
Many Zimbabweans say the fragile power-sharing government that has held together since 2008 has helped to make Zanu-PF less autocratic.
However, Mugabe's opponents say they expect Zanu-PF's campaign to repeat underhand tactics used to secure past election wins, deploying war veterans and youth militia to intimidate voters.
Supporters of Tsvangirai say he enjoys the support of an army of new young voters who might be less intimidated by such methods.
"The general consensus is that you need a free and fair election for a real democratic outcome … but there is no consensus that Zimbabwe will get that," said Eldred Masunungure, a political science professor at the University of Zimbabwe.
Questions over health
Mugabe has spent the last two days reorganising the country's electoral commission and discussing funding for his campaign.
Some officials in Zanu-PF's politburo worry privately that he is taking risks with his health and want him to hand over the reins to a younger figure.
But nobody has openly challenged Mugabe – the result, to some, of a generous patronage system that rewards loyalty and his long-honed skills in outwitting potential rivals.
Mugabe appears fit and alert in public, but he is widely believed to suffer from ill health that could make it hard to cope with the pressures of the campaign trail.
A June 2008 US diplomatic cable released by WikiLeaks said Mugabe had prostate cancer that had spread to other organs and was. According to the cable, he was apparently urged by his physician to step down in 2008.
But Zanu-PF appears to have accepted that Mugabe has manoeuvred himself into a position where he ends up president for life, a position that opponents say he wants as security against possible prosecution for rights abuses.
"What we have … is a president celebrating his 89th birthday while planning on how he can continue in power after so many years in office. That is not normal," said professor Masunungure. – Reuters


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