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Atlantic Sands Hotel and Confe
101 North Boardwalk
Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971
Nightly Rates (85.50 - 120.00) 2 Star
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|Located oceanfront on the boardwalk in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, the Atlantic Sands Hotel and Conference Center offers a unique, diversified setting. All accommodations are tastefully decorated to reflect our seashore setting and equipped with amenities such as refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, high speed wireless internet, voice mail and more. Enjoy the white sand beaches, stroll the boardwalk shops or choose from a large array of recreational activities and fine dining options. If total relaxation is what you are looking for, kick back at our private oceanfront outdoor pool or visit our day spa. We look forward to welcoming you and making your stay a memorable experience! Children 12 and under stay free. To guarantee your reservation, a deposit equal to the cost of one night's lodging plus tax will be charged to the credit card provided, at the time the reservation is made. Must cancel 72 hours prior to arrival to avoid 1 night stay plus tax charge. Cancellations received within the 72 hours of the confirmed date of arrival are subject to a charge equal to one night's stay plus tax. Cancellations received prior to 72 hours of the confirmed date of arrival are subject to a $25 processing/administration fee.
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|Deposit: 20Nov2009 to 31Dec2020 - Guarantee may be required; check rate rules.
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Good Progress Clinic
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@ 211 E 8th, Ste C, Lawrence
The Good Progress Clinic is a series of 90-minute sessions that are designed primarily for students who have attended the Good Start Clinic; however, all students in 3rd through 5th grade are welcome. A list of social skills that we will teach will be sent to parents who are interested in having their child (or children) attend. We will initially survey parents and ask them to prioritize the order in which skills are taught or suggest other skills they would like taught. Examples of skills that will be offered include resisting peer pressure, asking for help, organizing a backpack or locker at school, following instructions, reporting whereabouts, accepting change, coping with disappointment, anger control, or successfully completing a chore. One or two skills will be offered each session (depending on the complexity and sophistication of the skill) and participants will practice the skill(s) with fun, hands on activities in a safe, supportive environment. The Clinic will be held once a month on a day convenient for parents. The first clinic will be scheduled when we have at least four students interested.
Instructors: Sue Vernon, Ph.D., and Kristin Vernon, LSCSW
$25 per session at the time of each session. Sibling discount available.
Please pre-register students using this form or call us at 785.371.6554.

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Mumbai civic polls: Freebies by political parties will cost you Rs1,000 crore annually
What the political parties, however, are not telling the voters is the burden of their election promises will come on the civic body, which could be struggling for revenue because of certain reasons including the freebies.mumbai Updated: Jan 21, 2017 01:17 IST
Hindustan Times
Even though they were not able to fulfill a majority of the promises they made ahead of the previous elections, both the Shiv Sena and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are now making new announcements that would reduce the revenue of one of Asia's richest civic body— the Brihanmubai Municipal Corporation (BMC) – and probably burden the taxpayers.
The Opposition parties like the Congress, too, are not far behind in their bid to lure voters. What the political parties, however, are not telling the voters is the burden of their election promises will come on the civic body, which could be struggling for revenue because of certain reasons including the freebies.
With octroi, its main source of income, to be abolished with the introduction of goods and services tax, the civic body will have to give up on Rs900 crore. The BMC earns about Rs610 crore from the street tax the BJP has promised to be waived off. Further, it also earns a revenue of Rs350 crore by charging property tax on houses below 500 sqft, which the Sena has promised to waive off. The offers by the parties directly target the BMC's second highest revenue source – property tax collection.
The Centre has planned to impose the GST from July, after which the BMC will have to abolish octroi. It will mean the civic body will have to lose about Rs7,000 crore revenue annually.
If it has to waive of street tax and property tax, the civic body may have to sacrifice revenue of about Rs1,000 crore. With the real estate sector going through a slowdown, the revenue from the sector is already low. If it loses the revenue further, the civic body will have to either increase the taxes and duties or slash the funds spent on development works, point out civic officials.
In a game of one-upmanship, both the BJP and Sena have announced sops for voters.
The BJP has promised to do away with street tax – a component of property tax that is 14.33% of the total revenue.
The civic body earns about Rs600 crore from the street tax component every year that the BJP has promised to be waived off. The BJP also promised exemption from property tax for houses below 600 square feet.
The Sena has promised to exempt property tax that is levied on houses below 500 square feet. These properties are currently charged only notional tax and the revenue collected from these 14.98 lakh properties below 500 square feet is about Rs350 crore.
Not just this, the Sena has also promised that houses below 700 square feet will get discount on property tax, which will further mean loss of another odd Rs100 crore.
The Congress has announced free water upto 90 litres per person per day and also discounts in property tax.
Implementation of these promises of the current alliance partners – as their future together is yet to be decided – will mean amendment to the Mumbai Municipal Corporation Act. The civic body may also have to resort to increase in tax rates to recover Rs1,000 crore loss that will have to be eventually borne by citizens living in houses of more than 700 square feet or will mean big ticket projects to be done away with.
A senior civic official on request of anonymity said, "It is not easy to implement this, as it will clearly be a major loss of revenue to us, especially at a time when the civic body will be dependent on the state government after the octroi is abolished. The burden of this loss will then have to be borne by other property owners living in houses over 700 square feet for no fault of theirs."
Will this ensure better quality services to the citizens, with reduction in revenue collection by the BMC?
Even currently, the citizens question the quality of services offered to them, with potholed roads and lack of open spaces, won't the freebies affect the quality, even further?
Citizen activist Nikhil Desai said, "This is a political gimmick. We want better roads and footpaths. The promises made during last election are yet to be fulfilled. Now they are promising us freebies at a cost of BMC's revenue, which will eventually mean shoddy services for us."
Only Fadnavis, Uddhav can save BMC alliance talks
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Acrib 4.0In Padua on July 13th, chairman Siro Badon summed up the situation of the sector and the future of footwear in the Riviera del Brenta: the "era of sneakers" calls for a radical change even in the Venetian district, to prevent growing quantities of pairs from being diverted to other parts of Italy
Acrib 4.0: this is the subject of the annual meeting of the Riviera del Brenta Footwear Manufacturers Association, which was held in Padua in July, chaired by Siro Badon. It began with encouraging figures that regarded the year just ended: the Venetian district showed a positive trend, contrary to that of the Italian footwear sector.
In fact national production was down by 2% in quantity and 0.9% in terms of exports. A total of 97 companies closed and left 298 people without jobs. On the contrary, in the Riviera del Brenta in 2016, 12 new companies started trading to reach a total of 532 with 357 more employees; pairs of footwear have reached 20 million registering a growth of 2.1% compared with the previous year. Last but not least, the most interesting figure regards turnover which for the first time exceeded 2 billion Euros (+6.2% over 2015) that is to say 20.3% of the sector's national turnover.
With this picture that shows the state of health of the Venetian sector, chairman Badon addressed the subject of the meeting, the 4.0 industry:
What we are facing -he said firmly- is an actual industrial revolution. The quicker we understand all this, the quicker we will know how to react and keep going. Outside here there is a world that has understood the change and is running fast towards the future. Instead, we are going slowly and sometimes standing still.
The chairman particularly criticized the excessive Italian bureaucracy, that is stifling the country and the tax office to justify itself, and in spite of the modest recent reductions is totally excessive and unjustified, as well as the banking system which charges its own mistakes to the community and is crippling businesses to which they do not give credit, right up to the plague of youth unemployment that grips our country.
Badon then went on to discuss the situation of the footwear manufacturing district, stating that we must begin with a presupposition
Our costs cannot be absorbed if not by products with high added value.
However, things are quickly changing: today's consumer is used to a level of comfort offered by sports footwear, and looks for footwear that is of top quality and elegant.
Quality will no longer be the prerogative of leather footwear. What has caught on is a way of living and dressing (even for the well-off consumers) that is different from the past. Footwear with rubber soles no longer belong to the category of markets defined as low-cost. On the contrary, we even find sneakers in the higher bracket (right up to luxury).
The era of the sneakers will have direct consequences even in a district like that of Brenta, known and valued throughout the world for leather footwear of quality. The change must therefore become an opportunity as long as we get organized, remarked Badon, to remain competitive even in this segment of the market.
We must build a new chain and prevent the growing number of pairs that are being diverted to other parts of the country.
The chairman stressed the importance of flexibility, that has always characterized the footwear district of Brenta, and the support of a new young entrepreneurship which will go to alongside or in some cases substitute the current one, with new professional figures characterized by competence and skills different from the present.
Acrib 4.0 concluded Badon, can therefore only begin with the footwear Polytechnic, the great excellence of the Brenta footwear district and hotbed of future professionalism.


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President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday, on the occasion of Good Friday, led his family and other Christians in a prayer session seeking an end to Boko Haram's reign of terror in parts of the country.
They also prayed for peace across the country.
The service held at the Presidential Villa chapel was anchored by the Reverend Obioma Onwuzurumba.
Intercessory prayers were said for Nigeria and Nigerians, especially as the country is going through trials following incessant attacks by terrorists.
The church prayed that the bomb blasts in the land would come to an end and that the transformation agenda would not be derailed.
Other worshippers were the President's mother, Eunice, and others.
The nine lessons were shared out as usual and read by key members of the congregation who also took time out to share exaltations from the scriptures and lessons.
The lessons and preaching were interspersed with melodious traditional songs as well as praise and worship
Reverend Onwuzurumba described the death of Jesus as unique and said it was designed to reconcile man with God and called on all the Christian faithful to continue to reflect on the things they heard after leaving the chapel to enjoy the Easter holiday.


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Amelia's Middle-School Graduation Yearbook by Marissa Moss
Genre: Children's book
Source: Received for an honest review
Age Range: 10 – 13 years
- Grade Level: 4 – 8
- Series: Amelia
- Hardcover: 80 pages
- Publisher: Creston Books (April 28, 2015)
- Language: English
Book Description (Courtesy of Amazon)
Amelia is excited to graduate from middle school, but she's nervous about starting high school, especially when she finds out she won't have her best friend, Carly, with her. In her graduation yearbook, drawings and "photos" nostalgically recap her earlier years and notebooks as Amelia figures out how to face the changes ahead.
The first original handwritten diary, has a mixture of words and pictures on every page. An eighth graders take on Middle School. Written in a duary-like format. A cute, inspirational book for Middle Grade Students. Educators, Librarians, parents and teachers will enjoy reading this cute little yearbook. Middle Grade Children, children ages 10-13, will be intrigued by Amelia and her friends. An enjoyable read!
*Received for an honest review*
**Cross-posted on My Book Addiction Reviews dot com**
Rating: 5
Heat rating: N/ A
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The concept of Commitment… June 21, 2010Posted by n2ition0709 in Uncategorized.
It may be less important nowadays to both the employers and employees. The loyalty that existed more than 30-yrs ago has been severely damaged and in most instances severed completely. The thought of an employee staying with a single employer is increasingly becoming obsolete..
This suggests that Organizational Commitment is probably less important as a work-related attitude. We are leaning towards more of an Occupational Commitment, as it better reflects today's workplace.
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There are times where a story is best told by the person who lived it. Other times it is best if the story is told by someone who knew the truth. This, gentlemen, is one of those stories. You see, Sarah Jane is not necessarily who she was but who she is. The name she was born with, I do not know, nor do I think anyone will. The name she has now is the one that is hers alone. She did not so much become the name, as the name became her.
All I know is that which I have found out through years of conversations and adventures. I cannot tell you all there is about her, I wasn't there for all of it. All I can tell you is the beginning. And what a beginning it was . . .
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Mixed Team Curling Competition - Swiss win Gold, Italy Silver, Canada Bronze
Innsbruck, Austria
January 18, 2012
Switzerland won the gold medal in the Mixed Team Curling Competition at the 1st Winter Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck, Austria. The Swiss beat Italy 6-4. The Italians took the silver medal. Canada won the bronze beating Sweden 6-4.
It was the third game of the day for all the teams involved in these medal games, having played the quarterfinals in the morning and the semifinals in the early afternoon.
In the gold medal game, Swiss skip Michael Brunner and his team – Elena Stern (third), Romano Meier (second) and Lisa Gisler (lead) faced Italy, skipped by Amos Mosaner with Denise Pimpini (third), Alessandro Zoppi (second) and Arianna Losano (lead).
It was a close game, but one where the Swiss had the upper hand all the way. Going into the eighth end, Switzerland were up two points on 6-4 and Italy had to take two to tie the game up and force an extra end. Skip Amos Mosaner was heavy with his first stone and the game was over at that point, with the final score staying at 6-4.
"I feel great, just great I can't believe it! It was perfect," exclaimed Swiss Skip Michael Brunner on winning the Gold medal. "Our goal was to reach the quarterfinals, but I thought it would be great to have a medal. I am really happy that it worked. It was something different to play this event."
"We made it to the final, we tried to win, we did our best – but things went wrong and we lost 6-4. It was a hard game but we finish in second place and we should be happy with that," explained Italian Skip Amos Mosaner. "It's been a wonderful experience to play at this event. We're young and to take part in an Olympics is such a big thing."
As the Gold medal game concluded, Canada and Sweden were still battling out for the bronze. Playing for Canada was Skip Thomas Scoffin, Corryn Brown (third), Derek Oryniak (second) and Emily Gray. Rasmus Wrana was skipping for Sweden along with Amalia Rudstroem (third), Jordan Wahlin (second) and Johanna Heldin (lead).
It was another close game which went all the way to the eighth end. At the fourth end break, Sweden was winning 4-3. But Canada crept back taking one point in the fifth end to tie and stealing a further point in the sixth end to take the lead 5-4. In the eighth end, Sweden had the hammer (last stone advantage) and needed two points to win. Canadian Skip made a double take out with his first stone, then froze to the Swedish shot stone with his final stone. Sweden then needed one stone to count to tie the game up, but Skip Rasmus Wrana was light with his draw and handed the win and bronze medal to the Canadians.
"That was an amazing game. I give full credit to the Swedes. That was a battle till the end," admitted Canadian Skip Thomas Scoffin on winning the game. "My team played one of the best games I've ever seen them play. It feels really good to come through in the last end like that with two good shots. There was no stopping us, and we knew it. I couldn't ask for three better teammates.
"It was pretty heart-breaking [not to make the final] but we have a great coach who got us out of the funk. I think we came back as the more prepared team overall and it turned out for us" added Scoffin.
Swedish Skip Rasmus Wrana was lost for words with disappointment: "it was a tight game and I don't have much to say. I've enjoyed the Youth Olympic Games but not this."
Teams now have a day when they will get to experience what is on offer as part of the Culture and Education Programme which is also part of this Winter Youth Olympic Games. All the 64 curling athletes will also be back on the ice at some point on Thursday to train with their new teammate for the Mixed Doubles Curling Competition which forms the second part of the curling event at the games.
The final standings of the Mixed Team curling competition have determined the teams for the unique Mixed Doubles curling competition. There will be 32 teams in this event – one male and one female player form a team and both will be a different nationality.
This unique Mixed Doubles event begins on Friday 20 January, with a second round on Saturday. Semifinals and medal games will be played before the close of the event on Sunday 22.
FINAL STANDINGS – Mixed Team Curling Competition:
GOLD – SUI - Switzerland
SILVER – ITA - Italy
BRONZE – CAN - Canada
4. SWE - Sweden
5. USA – United States of America
6. CZE – Czech Republic
7. JPN - Japan
8. NOR - Norway
9. CHN - China
10. GBR – Great Britain
11. RUS - Russia
12. KOR - Korea
13. NZL – New Zealand
14. AUT - Austria
15. GER - Germany
16. EST – Estonia
Curling fans can keep up to date with the latest scores from the event via the World Curling Federation micro-site: http://www.innsbruck2012.worldcurling.net
The World Curling Federation is also be updating regularly from the event via their fan feeds on Twitter http://twitter.com/worldcurling and Facebook http://www.facebook.com/WorldCurlingFederation
A daily highlights video clip covering all of the Winter Olympic sports taking place at the Games will be available on the Innsbruck 2012 YouTube site http://www.youtube.com/innsbruck2012


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It is such a joy to stand in the room and see five vises holding selected pieces of timber, and particularly to hear multiple bench and block planes cutting ribbons -and giving that sweet pleasure that not so many folk are privy to anymore. I had forgotten what a pleasure a busy studio could be.
Now if there is interest, I will blog some of their progress here, but the reason I mention the group is that the presence of a workshop full of enthusiasts has caused me to me weaken (at a local Sunday market at a second hand tool stall) and buy another bench plane, with the excuse that all my stuff is getting used simultaneously...so I need more stuff. Last week I had three block planes, and #3, # 4, and # 5 all in constant service. At that stage my # 6 was waiting for a refit and # 7 was needing a sharpen. (They all seem to have favourites, but they are flexible enough to try whatever is offered for a specific task.)
So I bought a (barely) used Australian made Stanley #4 Bailey plane at the market. I thought maybe that the process of making it workable might be of interest to a reader who is reluctant, so far, to tune an old plane...
First, I should say that the Bailey type of plane is not a great type of tool, meaning it is not an exceptional piece of equipment. However, I like the honest, working nature of them, the humble commercial product that seeks to do a simple job economically and well, especially since they are so easy to transform into really beautiful things to use- without the bells and whistles and snob value of something like a Norris. Tools needn't be glamorous, just serviceable and stout.
In fact the Bailey designs were drawn to make plane manufacture more economical, not to improve performance. This was in Massachusetts and the designer was Leonard Bailey, who was in a position to use recent improvements in steel production to 'power' his ideas. He sold his patent rights to Stanley Rule and Level in the 1870's, and they were made and marketed in several countries since. I have planes made to this pattern from three countries, and all are trustworthy tools.
When finally I had this one on the bench at home it was pretty obvious to me that this was $25 very well spent. It looked quite sad on the market bench, but I knew I could make it look happy because the important bits were in good order. Above, the varnish on the totes was nearly falling off, with shrinkage striations that made them look tired and dry. They are not unpleasant lines though, so I decided to remove only the loose stuff and let the patina shine through some new varnish.
The adjuster mechanism was brilliant, with very little play in it, so adjustment will be easier than it is on most planes.
The base still carries the scars from planing a painted door or some such odd job, attempted without a sharp blade or any respect at all for the tool. This doesn't worry me because all rescued tools seem to need their bottoms flattened. The blade has never been sharpened since purchase- and this is the story for nearly every old plane I've seen at markets and stalls. They have been bought with the best of intentions, but without the knowledge that sharpening is necessary before use, so they wither on a shelf somewhere until they become part of a down-sizing, or a deceased estate. Of the rare ones that have been 'sharpened' most are horribly rounded and uneven; certain to cause anger and frustration. Do one of these a favour. Rescue it and give it a life. They all deserve it!
There is the customary rust on the exposed part of the blade, but the working end has been kept dry by the rest of the detritus on the shelf upon which it hid. This rust is the sort that comes from workshop dust which absorbs atmospheric moisture, and just sits and brews. It isn't deep and the working end is not pitted on it's back, only chipped on the bevel. Pitting on the back of the iron at the sharp end can be serious because it makes a durable sharp edge impossible without grinding the necessary length off the blade. They are only hardened for part of their length. A microscopically smooth back is the first step to real sharpness, never mind the bevel! (to begin with anyway...)
The frog is OK, but needs a small adjustment, and that is easy. The blade needs to be supported as low as possible to prevent 'chatter', so the frog should be positioned flush with the slot (presuming the slot is accurately cast). The two holding screws shown need loosening and then the adjusting screw (which is behind the frog inside the area of the blade adjuster) is turned to bring the frog forward or backward as necessary.
Devilish hard to hold a straight edge to a plane in front of a light source while photographing, at least without a tripod. But this one shows the lack of flatness on the sole or base of the tool. In fact this is the flattest of all the planes I've tuned over the years and that includes dozens of units from England and USA and Australia. This one is Australian, so it was cheaper than comparable English or American planes (we have a cultural cringe here, always fearing that we aren't good enough) but the flatness of this was brilliant. Most tools I find are high at the ends, where the casting has shrunk less than the rest, under the thickening at the the totes. This one has a high spot near the middle and a slight rise at the ends, but will be easily sorted.
So the restoration began by removing the handles, sanding them by hand (180) to remove loose varnish, and then giving them three coats of varnish. If it had been necessary to remove all the old varnish I may have been tempted to oil them, but these are working handles, not fashion statements, so I chose to allow the totes to hold some of the patina of age. I used a satin varnish rather than gloss.
Removing any rust is best done after a bit of a scrub with fine (000) steel wool to remove loose stuff, but if you are using a 'rust converter' product like I did on this one, it is best to leave some rust on before coating or the conversion won't work. Badly rusted items can also be treated in a bath of vinegar with amazing results. I like the rust converter on the brass parts too, it cleans them nicely and emphasises the colour of the copper within the brass. I leave them un-polished.
Above, a dip in rust converter for the brass bits. Below, irons coated in the same stuff. Eventually the brown bits go grey and change their chemistry.
Above, my Abbot and Ashby linishing attachment for a grinder. The blade is held by a slide on pivot, so the blade can be offered to the belt from side to side without altering the angle. A small container of water and a brush is essential to stop the tip from overheating, turning blue and ruining your day.
Below, after a short grind, the depth of the damage to the blade edge became apparent. The grind will need to take off everything beyond the deepest chip. Note the concave grind shape from the wheel. It allows a secondary bevel to be added to the tip with a honing guide, and this will be a narrow flat band which is easily re-honed without having to take off a lot of material.
Sharpening in general probably needs a separate post, although there are some annotated pics about honing on the Metung Violin Maker's Workshop Facebook page.
Above and below, I discovered some time ago, that the platen on my linisher/sander was actually remarkably flat, and I have been able to use it on plane soles with as much success as I used to have on glass with W&D, but of course much faster. The pic above shows the surface nearly done except for that little area under the rear tote. That would be good enough for most jobs because of the flatness extending to the edge of the rear back, or the surface could be worked for longer to get it just right.
The first ribbon cut with the assembled plane is probably the only good ribbon it has ever cut, and will be the first of many.


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Last Chance
I shall announce the winner late Sunday night (Australian time whatever that is). And you can post more than one idea too.
Now I'm off to the city to see a play
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- Anonymous17 August 2008 at 15:18
Heya Emily, took a peek at your blog today at work, and had a few ideas for your labels:ReplyDelete
1. Inside a piano lid on the wood - I sold my piano last year and wished that I had left something on it to say it was mine.
2. Music scores.
3. Inside a hard instrument case for a violin/guitar etc.
4. On the back of a newly framed art work.
5. Back of a mounted butterfly.
Thank you for all that you're so willing to share about yourself on your blog - very uplifting and encouraging. - Seth :-)
- Anonymous17 August 2008 at 17:47
Dear Emily,ReplyDelete
using prints to make labels like these are great ideas! I thought it will be better if that blank white text box does not cover those important details of the print, like for instance those hot air balloons. I wasn't able to thought of any amazing ideas. =) Haven't taken a look at suggestions given by others but thought that Seth gave brilliant ideas though.
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- Ting Ting
Thank you Seth for your suggestions; see the above for the winner! And thank you Ting Ting for your comment! And I shall keep your suggestion in mind... I kind of liked having a box there so you could get really creative with a person's/thing's name but perhaps I should make my next series without the box; or better still; work in the box into the sketch?ReplyDelete
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Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce
Miscellaneous Rumblings
more adventures on the road of Life...
not my bike, but close, real close: Matchless G9B
This site is ostensibly about aviation, but obsessed though I am, there have occasionally been other diversions. Like cars and motorcycles.
My first car was a '59 Renault Dauphine—you remember those, right? It was a sleek, trim little beauty, a study in swing axles, huile pressure (or the lack thereof) and oversteer. How could I not love it?
My first hint should have been all the wires hanging out beneath the dash (er, panel?) and the non-factory toggle switches rumored to turn on the lights. As if buying from a college kid who was clearly at least as poor as me wasn't another. But it was only (?) $125. How could I resist?
I read in Road & Track that Jim Clark could detect tire pressure changes of only a pound or two. Well, I could, too. Naturally, my tires would always be nearly flat in the morning and I could clearly distinguish between how the car handled then compared to after I'd added air, oil and water. And I could easily sense things going off as the day wore on, too. Couldn't everybody? Or was it just me and Jim? Add a little Seattle rain for the bald tires to surf on and the Dauphine would drift around (slow, really slow) corners like a flat tracker, pedal to the metal. Fun. It was the first car I ever owned that had a manual engine crank and, since the battery was, shall we say, a little weak, often needed it (my RHD BRG '59 Land Rover 88 roll-up front, back and sides ragtop with a tailgate, strapped-on jeep can and spare tire on the hood had one, too, but only needed it occasionally). And since the starter soon went belly up and I couldn't figure out how to fix it or afford a replacement, the hand crank came in quite handy. It was also the only car I ever owned with a "city" horn and a "country" horn. Why don't all cars have those? It also had Michelin X tires (no doubt a high-buck option) that made me the envy of my friends whose cars rode on junkyard specials or Sears Allstate econos. Never mind the Michelins had no tread, badly checked sidewalls and wouldn't hold pneu pressure.
Actually, when I bought the Dauphine I was shopping for a Renault 2CV or, barring that, a Citroen 2CV, but I couldn't find either, at least not in my price range. I had ambitions of putting a Chevy V-8 in the back seat. Oh, well. VW's were waaaaay out of my league. So I settled for the Dauphine. Made me feel almost like a country squire (owned one of those, too, but much, much later) beeping the "country" horn at my friends as I flew around corners sideways.
Sadly, the starter wasn't all that failed. Radiator, generator, window cranks, door handles (I must have pulled too hard in a moment of absent-mindedness) etc. all fell by the wayside in various states of dysfunction. Also, a valve seat actually fell out of the head and did a very nice rendering of modern art impressionism (so to speak) on the combustion chamber. Trivial stuff, I agree, but on my "budget"…
sidebar: One late rainy night after listening to loud music and too much sake at George Martin's "Bali Hi-Fi" store, I got "pulled over"--though I hadn't yet pulled away from the curb--as I prepared to go home and was given a "speeding" ticket. Maybe it was because of the steam hissing forth from the radiator, fogging up the rear window? Which I took to mandatory court and emerged as the innocent I surely was. Yes, Sylvia, there is occasional, very occasional, justice, even if you "represent" yourself--an only mildly psychotic notion--such as "you" are. Luckily, they didn't give breathalyzer tests in those days, and seeing as I was only about 19...
My "rich" friend Dale Naeseth once had a Dauphine, too (I think his cost $200), when we were in high school, so that may have had some influence on my decision to buy. His was the only car I've ever "flown" in while inverted, on the way home from school one fine spring afternoon. We must've slid a hundred yards on the roof. Don't know how we stayed in our own lane, otherwise I wouldn't be writing this. Ah, no, no seat belts. Flip her back over onto her tires, lay down in the back seat, exercise quadrupeds on the interior of the roof, baseball bat to pry out the fenders, pick up scattered textbooks and homework papers, mop up oil, fuel (why didn't it burn?) and coolant with same, sweep away shattered rear window debris (thanks, neighbor, for use of the broom) and, voila, back on the road again.
Fortunately, after my Dauphine had finally (after a couple of months of ownership) come to a firm out-of-my-price-and-skill-range halt, I came upon an unsuspecting soul who offered to part with $20 (my first lesson in automotive depreciation) and I was back in the market for sporting hardware. Found such in the form of a 1960 Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint Veloce. Don't remember the seller's name, but he was the son of a preacher and was running up a serious tab with certain notorious ladies and needed ready cash to keep them, er, entertained. Only $400 later (the Alfa had cost over $5000 just a few years earlier), she was mine, all mine. Keep in mind this was pre-Visa/Mastercard and sub-prime lending, so cash was the only option (no credit nowhere for a dumb, semi-employed kid like me) and (fortunately, no doubt) precluded more lavish spending. Still $400 was $400, which was all I had (a seemingly continuous theme in my life's financial story) and the Alfa was beautiful, truly beautiful. Plus, it had the slickest hood release mechanism I ever saw, a pair of lovely side-draft 40 DCO (DCOE?) Webers with a cast aluminum intake manifold and air filter box I polished to match the cam covers. Gorgeous. Loved revving that little beauty to its 7500RPM redline, which was roughly matched by the number of cranks it took to open or close a window. Italians must love revolutions in all forms. Absolutely gutless below 4000 RPM and only slightly less so above that, but it sounded great singing through those Webers.
There were a few minor problems, but who needs 2nd gear synchros, anyway? Double-clutching is an important skill woefully neglected in driver's ed, but I quickly made up for lack of formal training. The springs sagged, the valves were burnt (had to grind my own shims, too, thereby incrementally furthering my erstwhile lackful education) and the seats were torn, but it was such a pretty car and had such a pretty engine to match. I loved that car. Even if every time my brother borrowed it I had to tow it home. Then the thermostat (mounted inline in the upper radiator hose) stuck closed, cooked her good and warped the head. The local parts store-cum machine shop milled about a quarter-inch off and now I had a high-compression head. Of course, the rings had turned to rubber...
I bought a "big-bore" 1400cc kit (after all, it was only 1290cc stock) from Italian tuner Mondial, but, alas, never got it installed. Some months later I sadly sold her to a fresh dental school graduate, who showed me how to finger pick on a 5-string banjo.
(All these years I've been keeping my eye out for another one--but probably couldn't afford to buy one anyway...sigh)
After tiring of hitch hiking, bumming from friends and riding the bus, I bought my first motorcycle, a 100cc Yamaha, from my friend John Sharp. John drove a truck for the Goodwill, collecting donations, and always had interesting old things to look at and talk about or buy, and at very reasonable prices, too. He'd graduated to a rare '55 Matchless G9B 545 Scrambler Special (see picture above of a remarkably look-alike '54 model) so the Yam was surplus to his needs. These were the days of long, long hair and, in a semi-conscious fit over a recently-passed helmet law, Johnhad glued a tangled mass of very long wig hair to his helmet which made him look like an absolute maniac, or rock star, which he wasn't, but sure looked the part roaring along on the bike. Which got him a ticket from a creative cop who claimed his helmet no longer qualified as legal. John was riding the Matchless at the time because the Yamaha had been stolen a short while before, ridden into a swamp and shot full of 22 caliber holes. He'd gotten an insurance payoff, so feeling relatively "flush" (how much can a beat Yamaha 100 be worth?), he bought the Matchless and almost had enough cash left over to pay the ticket, which was the end of flushness, such as it had been. When they found the Yam, John got it back.
One late night and many intoxicants later we got talking motorcycles. I expressed an interest in the Yamaha. Want to buy it? How much? How much have you got? I reached into my pockets, extracted the contents and replied, "Sixty-seven cents." "Sold," said John.
I got her home, fixed up and running in practically no time (only a minor whoosh of flame as I attached a piece of tuna can over a bullet hole in the fuel tank with a little solder and a propane torch). In a good state of tune it would go up Seattle's Queen Anne Hill "counterbalance" at about 10 mph on my way home from downtown, where I worked as a draftsman. Since John was bereft of any mechanical skills whatsoever, the Matchless (being English) eventually (make that "rapidly") ground to a halt. We traded and so I wound up owning a virtually one-of-a-kind (in Seattle) English bike for sixty-seven cents, a little dirt-under-the-nails and only minor loss of blood and forearm hair from the fuel tank fire. I just loved the looks of those old British bikes--still do. "Knobbly," I think is the term. I had dreams of getting an Enfield 750, Triumph Bonneville, Dunstall Norton cafe racer or a BSA Gold Star square-barrel flat tracker (tres knobbly) but never could find one in my price range. Years later I got a BSA 441 Victor in a box--pretty, but not much poop.
Anyway, my "new" Matchless was a beauty. Big chrome tank with luminous yellow metal-flake trim, monster rear shocks and springs, 21" front wheel, lots of aluminum bits for me to put a shine on, chrome clutch cover, custom tail light etc. Being English, it had a few electrical problems, too, but that all was just part of the fun for an ambitious young fellow like me, eager to dive deep into the dark, dank inner sanctum of mechanical antediluvium in the lair of the Prince of Darkness (Lucas Electric). Before long the Matchless, too, was running like a (British) watch and I was in my element. Much faster and way more fun than a Dauphine or Yamaha 100. And just as pretty, in its own way, as my Alfa. Never mind that it had a hinge in the middle. No, it didn't have the power my friend Keith Hall's G15CS (a 750cc Norton engine in a Matchless frame) had, but no bad. Some tasteless fool had painted the frame a now dull, oxidized red (and probably the rough yellow metal-flake, too), but I soon set that right with a little rattle-can black, spit and polish. What a beauty! A little pin-striping and she was done. All it needed was a minor seat repair since a little wear was beginning to show on the duct tape.
Then John showed up and said the Yamaha had quit running and he wanted the Matchless back. After all, I'd only invested sixty-seven cents, so really, he said, morally, it was still his. Reluctantly, I yielded. Sometimes I'm such a sucker. No, he'd already sold the Yam (for $100, I think), so I couldn't have it back. To say nothing of blood. That's OK, John, keep the sixty-seven cents. Still, it had been fun, lots of fun.
Fortunately, I had a new girlfriend (the lovely Christy--big smoocherinos to you, sweetie pie!), who had a '60 Volvo 544, so I'd figure out a way to get by without it, even though the Volvo, of course, didn't run.
And almost forty years later, I'm still fixing cars for her. But that's another story.Dieseling
Hi again, Phil--
Thinking about your problem reminded of when I was a kid in high school and my dad had a '59 Hillman Minx sedan. You remember those, right? 10 points if you remember what the Rootes Group (any connection to the supercharger?) was, bonus ten points if you remember what the station wagon model was called and an easy five points if you remember what the sporty car model was called and later became with the installation of a Ford 260 V-8. Anyway, besides providing me with a seat for my budding road and drag racing career (dead heat with bug-eye Sprites, 0-60 in about a month), I also got my first taste of wrench turning on cars after graduating from bicycles. It had a 1500cc inline four that produced a whopping 61.5 hp. Column shift 4-speed, though normally you didn't bother with first gear.
Back to dieseling. K-Mart would occasionally have really great deals my dad couldn't pass up on things like old tuna fish, hydrometers the size of eye droppers, old transistor radio batteries and in this case, spark plugs. He got a screaming deal on some extra-hot, long reach plugs he thought would eliminate any possibility of fouling, not that it was a problem, just being proactive, you know? Got two packs of four (so he had spares, too) for about 50 cents as I recall. Put 'em in and of course they worked great. But after a few months the engine would diesel on shutdown. Just step on the gas and it would quit.
Of course, before we ever got around to replacing the plugs, I managed to run it out of oil and on the way home from a night of drag racing (yes), threw a rod. Luckily, the folks were away on vacation, so I sped on down to the parts store (thanks, Dale, for the lift), got what I needed and put it all back together. Never mind that the crank now had a nice little ding on the rod journal, I just took a file to it and cleaned that baby right up. Also changed the plugs back to the originals.
No more dieseling.
Unfortunately, the story has a sad ending. After all my repair work, it only lasted about twenty miles before the new rod duplicated the behavior of its predecessor and spilled the beans, so to speak. Among other things, I had put the new rod in backwards.
I was just a kid, for crying out loud. Give me a break!
I still have the unopened extra set of spark plugs, in case you ever get a '59 Hillman and need some. Not that I would recommend them, but just in case.
Hey Val--
When I was a kid, a lucky friend had an Austin Healey. Fun! One day he came by and said it had developed a misfire--what could be The Problem? Being highly experienced know-it-alls who read all the magazines, after driving it really fast and blipping the throttle about 10,000 times, we concluded it needed an engine overhaul. So, we tore the engine down, replaced rings, bearings, points, condenser, rotor, cap, seals (and the clutch, too, I seem to recall), ground the valves, rebuilt the carburetors etc. Everything we could think of. New battery and muffler (no doubt a $500 Italian after-market go-fast variety), too, I think. Started her up and guess what--it still had the misfire! Crikey! Took it down to the local gas station where they put it on the scope and immediately found a bad spark plug--impossible! It was equipped with brand new $500 per Golden Lodge spark plugs my friend had installed just before the misfire developed--that couldn't possibly be The Problem! Five minutes and two bucks later it ran great--just like it did before he installed the $500 Golden Lodge plugs.
Don't recall, but in retrospect I suspect my friend (not me--no way!) dropped the offending plug during installation.
OTOH, one of the primary problems we've seen with hard starting/misfiring -52's and CJ's isn't the plugs--it's that they're mostly still equipped with their original issue and now shot ignition harnesses. Both the Russian and Chinese wires have comparatively short service lives because of the materials they use(d). Over There They have calendar service life limits on most consumables, but We just rely on Condition and ignore the TIS limits. So, while we ignore--and exceed--the TIS limits, oil, water, fuel etc. collect in the ring, cause the wires to deteriorate (as in turn to goo) and finally, fail.
If you're experiencing hard starting or misfires, one of the first things to do is check the wires. If they're bad (very likely if OEM) replace them with high quality 5mm US wire. Not surprised at all that your conversion kit makes a big improvement, Dennis.
There is no question that auto plugs (and wire) are way cheaper than the aviation variety. OTOH aviation plugs and wires don't look like auto stuff and cost more for some very good reasons. Aviation plugs last a very long time and are a relatively minor cost item. But if you drop a plug it is ruined (cracked or broken porcelain), regardless of brand. Don't work so well in Austin Healeys or airplanes. A harness that has turned to goo isn't much good, either.
Do some diagnostics before you overhaul. I'll give you my buddy's phone number if you need advice--I might even still have some magazines laying around. A nomex flight suit and helmet might help, too. Just kidding.
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Features include: Character-filled open plan layout over two levels. King bed (can be split to make two single beds for an additional charge), with star gazing panel. Electric blankets and quality linen. Romantic chandelier over bed and candle wall feature. Candle lit bathroom with spa, pressed metal feature walls, recycled timber and oiled Jarrah floorboards. Fluffy towels, natural toiletries and hairdryer. Slow combustion log fire with optional open fire experience (wood supplied). Flat screen TV with surround sound, DVD/CD. Books, games and magazines. Kitchenette with kettle, toaster, microwave, crockery and large fridge. Plunger coffee and selection of loose leaf teas. Gas hooded BBQ in picturesque pergola with outdoor setting. Private landscaped courtyard with feature sandstone. Sunny northern valley outlook. 10-minute walk to Leura village's cafes/restaurants, or inexpensive taxi ride.
Behind the cascading branches of the Rhododendron canopy sits this quaint cottage, Little Pomander (circa 1903). Located on the popular Leura Mall where one can enjoy a flat stroll to the nearby cafes, restaurants and shops of Leura Village, or towards bush walks, and spectacular World Heritage lookouts and views. Little Pomander is a fully self-contained haven containing many original heritage features. It combines today's luxuries with yesterday's style and charm.
Features include: Three charming bedrooms - one Queen canopy bed, one King bed (can be split to make two single beds for an addtiional fee) and two single beds. Electric blankets on all beds. Quality linen. two bathrooms, two separate showers, two toilets. Relaxing double spa bath. Fluffy towels. Natural toiletries. Heated towel rail and hairdryer. Wide, wooden floorboards, high ceilings and feature windows. Cosy lounge room featuring a slow combustion log fire (wood supplied). Flat screen TV/DVD/CD. Books, games and magazines. French doors opening onto large rear deck with outdoor setting. Dining setting for up to six guests. Sunroom off Queen bedroom overlooking garden. Fully-ducted central heating to warm the entire cottage. Cooling fan. Well equipped kitchen with gas cooking, dishwasher, microwave and fridge. Plunger coffee and a selection of loose leaf teas. Full laundry and ironing facilities. Verandah that overlooks a pretty, exotic garden. Gas hooded BBQ. Large peaceful and private garden offering scented delights, a visual kaleidoscope and the sweet music of birdsong. 450 metre flat stroll to Leura Village. 500 metre flat stroll to bush walks and World Heritage views.
This private two-bedroom cottage, located in a peaceful sunny valley, invites guests to explore the original features throughout, including pressed metal, wide polished floorboards, feature windows and doors, plus quaint period fixtures. The ample luscious garden, with outdoor setting and natural dry stone walls are framed by exotic specimen trees and the canopy of the walnut tree.
Features include: Sunny verandah with garden outlook. Quiet, private exotic garden with outdoor seating and specimen trees. Tall feature metal ceilings. Two charming bedrooms. Quality linen and electric blankets on both beds. Lounge room with radiant slow combustion log fire. Reverse-cycle air conditioning for warm or cool days. Large TV, DVD/CD player. Books, games and magazines. Bathroom with underfloor heating overlooking garden, large deep hydrotherapy spa bath and separate shower with hand-held shower head. Fluffy towels and hairdryer. Well-equipped gourmet kitchen with gas Ilve stove, dishwasher and microwave. Breakfast ingredients supplied on arrival, using organic produce where available, plunger coffee and a selection of loose leaf teas. Adjoining dining setting for up to four. Additional slow combustion log fire. French doors opening to deck with undercover outdoor seating. Gas-hooded BBQ. Additional alfresco setting under the canopy of the walnut tree. Laundry with second toilet and full ironing facilities. 10 minute walk to Leura village, cafes/restaurants, or inexpensive taxi ride from Leura village.
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Thank you for sharing your beautiful cottage with us. We have had a wonderful time. The reason we came to stay at the Blue Mountains was to find a special place to become engaged, that we have done and will now take home some special memories.
Thank you so much Sandra. The cottage is beautiful and exceeded our expectations. We enjoyed our stay very much and loved the extras supplied. See you again.
Many thanks for a lovely weekend in your gorgeous cottage. We loved the awesome spa and the underfloor heating in the bathroom and everything about Iorana. You have done a wonderful job in restoring the cottage. We will come back in Winter to try out the log fire.
I just wanted to say a BIG thank you for the lovely accommodation at Little Haven - amongst the nicest places we have stayed. Little Haven was very cosy and romantic. We had a truly relaxing time.


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Bump — set — crush: That was the overwhelming theme of Rapp's Tuesday night home volleyball matches against the Eastern View High School Cyclones of Culpeper. The Lady Panthers had much to celebrate, with match scores of 3-0 for the varsity team, and 2-0 for the JV team.
The varsity was just warming up when it recorded a 25-15 victory in the first set. With several multi-point serving runs, an abundance of effective passing and more than a few crowd-pleasing kills, Rapp showcased its strengths.
Varsity Coach Jackie Tederick saw "a lot of hustle" in a team that commanded the second set with a 25-14 win. Addie Swindler showed that when she earned the first point with a dramatic left- front hit that landed her a kill in the stats book. Late in the set, her momentum held as she earned seven consecutive serve points.
In volleys that frequently brought the crowd to its feet, the bump-set-spike machine functioned almost flawlessly. Midway through set two, Megan Early's back row passing skills allowed Lauren Settle to place the ball in the kill position for Danika Kritter. Swindler also added kills to her stats column when Kritter showcased versatility in the setter's position to set her teammate for power hits.
The Lady Panthers played their best in set three and generated a spirited response from the bleacher's pep section. From Haley Hogan's impressive back-row saving dig to Settle's one-arm flying save, the team stepped up its quick game. Kritter continued to execute her intimidating jump serves with a nine-point run that recalled her 25-point shutout last Friday night. At mid-game, Joslyn Smith highlighted her net game with an electrifying "stuff" block and tallied five kills for the night. Additional bump-set-kill combos jolted the Cyclones to attempt a rally. After some stirring volleys, Swindler stepped up to serve and finish the 25-11 match.
Rapp's junior varsity team had its own exciting evening with some notable teamwork and great serving. The 25-7 and 25-10 wins proved that a team diminished by illness over the past week still had drive to play their best games.
"The Eastern View team was improved over last year," coach Jimmie Swindler said, "but they were still weak in passing. I'm proud of the girls for maintaining a high level of play against a team that wasn't as skilled."
In JV's first set, Kaitlyn Jenkins stood out when she scored 12 straight points during her serve rotation. Paige Paul stepped up in the second set to mirror Jenkins with an 11 point run.
During post-match commentary, Coach Swindler anticipated the rest of the season: "I'm looking for more good things from this team."
The varsity and JV Lady Panthers meet the Blue Devils in Culpeper on Sept. 7 at 6 p.m.


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What is big history?
Why would big history be important?
Short history of big history
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Big history
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On this page, observations of various kinds will appear that are related to big history teaching, as well as to big history in general.
February 22, 2015
While designing this web site to be as attractive as possible, I thought hard and long about what I liked, and did not like so much, about the great many web sites that I have visited over the past 17 years. I cannot be sure, of course, to what extent other people would share my opinions. So I am eager to receive feedback on whether the current design works or not. But the attempt was to make it as intuitively attractive and as easy to navigate as possible.
After having made the design, it became clear to me that it actually incorporates some fundamental aspects of human and animal behavior that may be better understood from a big history perspective. Let me explain.
The menus at the top are designed for visitors who may not even have heard of big history and find themselves on this web site for whatever reason. By using the blue buttons and the menus underneath, they can familiarize themselves very quickly with big history. And because every page looks similar, it is very difficult to get lost on the site. This situation is similar to how, for instance, flowers function, namely by attracting insects to their nectar in attractive and direct ways.
The menus on the left are meant for those visitors with a deeper interest in big history, most notably those who would like to use the book as a textbook. The pages for these links are currently being written and will be placed online as soon as they seem good enough to share them with the rest of the world.
The buttons on the left seem perhaps a little less general and attractive, and exploring these links may require a bit more of an effort. That is why they are a little bigger, while they are positioned on the left, and not on top of the page. But these links may be useful, so these blue buttons are similar to how, for instance, animals are guided to find the fruits that they like.
were not used on purpose. Instead the choice was made for separate blue buttons with clickable menus, because I have consistently found that it takes more of a visual effort to find information on bars, or within tiles, than through separate buttons. This situation is similar to shortcuts on desktops, or icons on cell phones. Such images appear to naturally attract our attention while inviting exploration. A screen that partially or totally consists of bars and tiles, by contrast, appears to have much less of such an effect. Why would that be?
While considering this question, it occurred to me that separate buttons may be similar to animals that hunters are trying to catch, or plants that gatherers are seeking to harvest. Furthermore, finding such animals or plants may naturally invite questions about clustering: would there be more of them, or other useful species, in the neighborhood? In other words, icons with clickable menus underneath may be appealing to our gatherer and hunter instincts that developed over millions of years, which are still genetically ingrained inside all of us.
If that were the case, then it may be a good idea to explore such behaviors systematically from a big history perspective and use the results for designing web sites and other customer-related situations. I did not do so. The thought occurred to me only after the design was made.
Some big history aspects, however, were purposefully incorporated into the web site. The black background color, for instance, represents the universe, while the blue buttons stand for the sky. Not very surprisingly, perhaps, the thin blue line represents the horizon. Clicking on the book image takes the visitor back to the home page. This action is meant to symbolize that the book may function as a home for understanding big history.
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If you're using MSN as your ISP, add the following line to
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Motherhood Uncensored had an idea. A pretty great idea if you ask me. So, I'm jumping in to support August as Blog the Recession month! She said it best herself:
"The premise is simple. If you read blogs, then for the month of August, make the "pledge" to click through from your feed reader. No obligation to leave a hilarious comment or send a long stalkerish email (although both, within reason, are always lovely). Just click through to the blog (not on ads unless you are so led) and if you're feeling generous, click around to their older posts.
Just those extra page views can make a big difference for bloggers who could really use the help, or in my case, where page views don't matter so much, a big fat ego boost."
I'm in the same boat as Kristin - the clicks will just make me feel super warm fuzzy good. But for some people extra clicks might help them buy their gas for the month or pay their bills. Let's all use our clicker this month and support each other! You might even get some pleasant surprises, like maybe your favorite blog got a makeover. Maybe you forgot what someone's blog even looked like because you haven't been there in a while, and you can enjoy the prettiness. Maybe you'll discover some cool new blogs by going to the Blog the Recession participants list (because you needed just a few more in your feed reader, right?).
I could say something more clever, but instead I say - go, begin to click!
Join us!
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Help Wanted: Got a click for your fellow bloggers?
3 comments:
- Immoral Matriarch said...
I always click through!! I know you do too! :P
- TheAngelForever said...
I shall do my part and click more from my Google Reader.
I just joined the Blog the Recession. Such a great idea and fun as well. Another fun perk is finding great new blogs to frequent :)
- Daisy said...
I've never really gotten into feed readers. I enjoy clicking on the actual blog. Spread the click/linky love!
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Meet Captain Kalio of the Kalion Mercenaries and receive the Akarios missions. The Captain is standing at the entrance of Nobelium.
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Objectives Edit
- Report to Mercenary <Captain KalioKalio>.
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Enter town to unlock this campaign quest. Report to Mercenary Captain Kalio. This opens up 4 more campaign quests to complete. The new campaign quests are scattered throughout Poeta and are of varying difficulties.
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Initial Dialogue Edit
- Kalio
- "Good, you're here. I trust you've come to grips with mercenary life by now, [Player Name].
- The other mercenaries can guard the village and keep an eye on the local Sapiens for now. I called you here because you've caught my eye.
- I've something of a test for you to complete. Now's your chance to shine."
- "What kind of test?"
- "I have some contracts from the villagers, and I'd like you to complete some jobs for me.
- Here are your first four contracts. There's a fifth, but it's risky, and I'll only give it to you when you've completed the rest. If you can't manage the first four, there's no chance you'll be able to get through that last one.
- I'd suggest you start with the easier ones to find your bearings and get yourself used to the local flora and fauna. Faith and arms, [Player Class]."
You've received the Akarios missions from Captain Kalio.
He said you could only get the fifth contract if you complete the first four missions.
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It takes a special kind of person to set up shop in their own apartment, layer 50 accessories on, take photos of themselves (or have their bf's do it) and then post said photos online for all the world and catty girls to judge. But, doing so, for a select few, has led to a certain level of celebrity, lucrative modeling work and even some design collaborations. Props girls, but it looks like you're about to be replaced.
Fashion is fleeting, haven't you heard? The next wave of "it" girls getting all buzzed about don't even have to worry about sourcing a good enough photog to get their good side, because pros are obsessed with following them all over town. I'm talking the new wave of street style darlings and they're about to take over the world.
Are Taylor Tomasi and Marina Munoz the new Rumi Neely? It may still be too early to tell, but I'm guessing next time a maje brand has some money to spend getting a "real girl fashionista" model, they'll look beyond Bloglovin' and straight to Tommy Ton.
Just check out Anna Dello Russo werking on Net-a-Porter right now. The street style mainstay might be the Editor at Large of Vogue Japan, but your average online shopper probably knows her better for her Cherry hats and Balmain jackets.
Editorial Director of Net-a-Porter, Claudia Plant explains this collaboration and the site's previous one with Alexa Chung, "The fashion industry has been increasingly inspired by the front row personalities, and it seems a natural fit for its most photographed stars, Alexa and Anna to showcase Net-a-Porter's spring looks in their retrospective iconic styles." Guess where these ladies are before they're front row though? Hanging out with the Sartorialist. Just saying…
Click through for the pics and check out the adorable accompanying video on Net-a-Porter. She says, "tissue" super cute.