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Counter space in our camp trailer is hard to come by, we use the top of the stove or the dinette for prepping meals. This was a fun project to get a little more real estate for samich making. Top is about 13"x19". All of it is cherry finished with mineral oil.
-- "My god has more wood than your god" ... G. Carlin.
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#1 posted 05-20-2015 04:53 PM
Beautiful and functional … a winner! Love the curved corners/edges.
#2 posted 05-20-2015 05:02 PM
Very nice G. I have been there. Our camper has a similar pop up mounted on the end of the sink, but it doesn't have your fancy support bracket. It has metal ones. The original brackets were too small for the size of the counter and gave out, so I got bigger ones. We still use the top of the range though with the fold up lid as counter space.
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#3 posted 05-20-2015 05:21 PM
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#4 posted 05-20-2015 10:37 PM
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#5 posted 05-21-2015 04:53 AM
Thank you guys. Although it doesn't quite blend in with the mahogany looking laminate used through out the interior, I think it will work out nicely. I had originally wanted to come up with a wacky system of hinges for the support to be self contained and unfold as it was pulled up into position. I'll stick with the stick support until I feel put out;)
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#6 posted 05-21-2015 01:28 PM
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- AnonymousAugust 17, 2010 8:43 pm
Hah! They edited-out Ryan's hoe-down. He must have sworn pretty bad this time. ;)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 02, 2010 9:40 pm
^^^ omg that's so annoying!!! i really wanted to hear his. urkReplyDelete
- AnonymousOctober 02, 2010 9:41 pm
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- AnonymousOctober 28, 2010 8:28 pm
lol i did a little searching and found out what ryan sang during the hoedown. he saysReplyDelete
"I went to my dentist, but he wasn't there,
his nurse told me that I would be in her care,
she lay back in the chair and boy did she moan,
because I was doing a little drilling of my own.
- AnonymousNovember 17, 2010 4:08 am
Ryan's so awesome that he got his verse edited out of the show...he's the man!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 17, 2010 8:09 am
How do you find the stuff that was edited out/censored?? I know I've seen several shows where Colin's verse was missing from various song/music games too.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJanuary 04, 2011 8:43 am
well theres always DVDs with deleted scenes...ReplyDelete
also, weird newscasters: "wayne, youre michael jackson at age 100" i laughed rather hard at that...
- AnonymousJanuary 18, 2011 1:54 am
Ryan's hoedown was censored, I think.ReplyDelete
It WAS:
I went to my dentist, but he wasn't there.
His nurse told me that I would be in her care.
She laid back in the chair and boy did she moan.
Because I was doing a little drilling of my own.
Drilling of my ooooooown.
- AnonymousJanuary 21, 2011 3:23 am
Ryan's Hoedown was included on the FiveUS cutReplyDelete


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Let examine more carefully the relationship between stocks and treasury bonds. The StockCharts start from 1980. The first decade:
It's pretty clear that stocks and bonds are generally moving in the same direction all this time. The next decade:
The relationship is the same. It's very important to note that the relationship is not affected by recessions. Lets look at the next period more carefully:
It's pretty clear that stocks and bonds diverged in late 1997 and kept moving in opposite direction all the time except a short period in 1999 and early 2000. The current decade:
Stocks and bonds are diverged all the time from 2000 to late 2003, when the divergence ended and they started to move in the same direction again.
The divergence started again in early 2007 and became very pronounced during the market volatility periods in March and August.
So what does it mean? My opinion lately is moving toward conclusion that deflation scare is a typical attribute of the Kondratieff Winter period and the relationship between stocks and bonds and is good indicator of the timing of this scare.
While I'm usually talking about the inflation/deflation cycle, in fact in the economy there are three monetary conditions: inflation, disinflation and deflation. Disinflation is just a slowdown of inflation but not the outright deflation.
In the Spring, Summer and Autumn the deflation is never a problem, which is manifested by synchronized movements of stocks and bonds. The inflation is bad for both stocks and bonds, the disinflation is good.
Not so in the Winter phase. Nobody is scared about inflation anymore. It is totally unprecedented to see new market highs during record oil and gold prices and after 17 Fed rate hikes. Usually runs in commodity prices and increases in interest rates are bearish. But when the Winter comes it's all changing. When the Winter is coming inflation is good.
Every book on Intermarket Analysis will tell you that stocks and bonds are moving in sync, because that's the case during the Spring, Summer and Autumn of the Kondratieff wave and everybody already forgot what the Winter is.
The conclusion is that the Intermarket Technical Analysis must adjust for seasons of the Kondratieff Wave, you simply cannot apply all the same rules all the time.
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- 1835-1844
- 1875-1896
- 1929-1949. No living economists and investors remember that period, so there is no much discussion about this period outside academic circles. That will change soon, I suppose
- 1998 – first deflationary scare in the current cycle. The Winter phase coming was prevented by the Internet Bubble
- 2000-2003 – the dress rehearsal of the Winter phase, which was reversed back into Autumn by the Housing Bubble and LBO Bubble
- Early 2007 – bonds and stocks diverged again, which probably spells the trouble, as the Winter has to come sooner or later and now it feels quite chilly
Conclusion: watching the Intermarket relationship between stocks and bonds is the clue to spot the Kondratieff Winter phase


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Friday, September 14, 2007
So What If I'm Obsessed?
I think I found myself a new hobby.... I bought a pack of long-sleeved onsies, and some new fabric yesterday. The tags say that the size is 18 months, but they look VERY small for 18 months. Anyway, my challenge was to make more boy styles (flowers are a no-brainer for girls), and I think I've succeeded. I decided to sew a little bit of detailing on the sleeve, which turned out to be very cute. These might be my favorite yet, and I'm even starting to consider opening my own store on etsy.com just for fun. Here are the pics:
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7 comments:
- Ali O said...
sooooooooo super cute.
- September 14, 2007 at 2:17 PM
- Sarah S said...
For reals... Those would sell for $20 each I bet...
- September 14, 2007 at 9:18 PM
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thanks ladies :)
- September 15, 2007 at 5:36 PM
- TheWinnFamily said...
I just saw the monkey you mailed to M...I'm in love, you are very talented indeed! (which of course we all know by your cd's but the monkey is unbelievably cute JJ!)
- September 16, 2007 at 2:51 PM
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awe shucks...
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These are freakin' adorable. I wish I had kids to dress in these. If you were actually selling them, of course. :-)
- September 17, 2007 at 3:34 PM
You're right, they are way too small for 18 months...Gerber seems to run pretty small. Being a mother of 2 little boys, these are adorable and I would buy them!
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I have lots of thanks to give; to my past designers, to the ones who stayed, to all the design team applicants, and to my fans for the continued support. I know my style is not for everybody, but is a great way to bring the child in me, so with that being said, Welcome all cartoon lovers.
It was really hard for me to select the best designers, cause all of you are great, and even though my goal was to add 8 or 9 of you to the team, I realize I must keep life simple and not overwhelm myself with loads of work, that is way I only added 3 new members for Q3DT.
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You can click on their pictures to go to their blogs and see their fabulous style and coloring skills... really stunning!
Also congratulations to Sharla and Kimberly, It's been a year since I started SKdigis Design Team.
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Parents often unconsciously foist a role on each child, at times in an attempt to make the child fulfill the parent's own lost or failed dream. If it is not a good fit with the child's personality, this can be disastrous. Only when we make an emotional break from our parents can we truly find ourselves, but it is often a frightening process because we may secretly fear the loss of our parents' trust and approval. In our thirties, we begin to see our parents in ourselves and perhaps become more tolerant and less judgmental of them. Being a parent can help us heal ourselves from some of our childhood perceptions and begin to forgive our parents. Grandparents often become their best selves in that role since they are not responsible for the lives of their grandchildren and it is easier...
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Pitkas Point is located near the junction of the Yukon and Andreafsky Rivers, 5 miles northwest of St. Mary's on the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta. It lies 3 miles by road from the St. Mary's airport. Eskimos who first settled there called it "Nigiklik," a Yup'ik word meaning "to the north." It was first reported in 1898 by the U.S. Geological Survey. The village was later renamed for a trader who opened a general store which was a branch of Northern Commercial Company.


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I've just discovered that you can cook quinoa in a rice cooker. This means no more sticky-together or crunchy bits, no more burned quinoa stuck to the bottom of the pan, and no more constant checking. Just plop in 2 cups of quinoa to 4 cups of water, turn it on and go away.
As a result, I'm finally cooking more quinoa.
Quinoa has a very woody flavour, and it needs something with it to temper the strength of this, particularly if you are trying to get kids to eat it. I've tried it warm and curried (here), which I thought was pretty good, but it got the definite thumbs down from the kids. This time, I served it cold, and to balance the raw and dusty flavour, added pomegranate seeds for sweetness and mint for freshness. And pine nuts, just because I like them.
- 2 cups quinoa, rinsed
- 4 cups water
- pinch of salt
- 1 cup pomegranate seeds
- 1/2 tsp all spice powder
- 1/2 cup chopped fresh mint
- pine nuts (kernals) – toasted gently in a dry pan
- squeeze of lemon juice
- a big slug of nice olive oil
- more salt and cracked black pepper to taste
- Put quinoa, water and a pinch of salt in the rice cooker, and turn it on. You can toast your pine nuts while you wait.
- When quinoa is cooked, take it out of the cooker, stir in all spice and lemon juice and let it cool
- Add all other ingredients and stir.
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I recommend as enjoyable/entertaining. The heroine, utterly lacking in any common sense of self-preservation, succumbs to the charms of a certifiable stalker who coaxes her out to an abandoned park in the middle of the night to restrain her to a tree for some naked fondling. As it turns out, the hero chose well, b/c she not only stays with him (a) after he kicks her brother's business out of his property and (b) through his mocking her declaration of love, but she actually returns when he realizes how bad he screwed up after calling her a whore. At least he's an improvement over the previous guy in that he has a job. My favorite characters are all the supporting cast who clearly are slapping their heads watching the drama commence.
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This is the coment I made on that article:
Aside from the impact NAND SSDs are starting to have and will increasingly have in the hard drive space, one big area people continually seem unable to focus on, nor even recognise, is that they will be a disruptive technology when it comes to the backup and archive market which is currently dominated by tape drives and media.Then I got out of bed, put the kettle on for my first cuppa and posted this blog post. :)
People keep claiming that hard drive backups will replace tape backups and they've made nothing more than a dint in the backup market and barely a scratch in the archive market. Sure, Microsoft may have dropped tape support in their Windows Server 2008 operating system's native backup application, but pretty much anyone who uses tape drives for backup uses both a third party tape driver and third party backup application anyway. This change by Microsoft will have very little impact on the devices used for backups in the IT industry.
What *will* make an impact, in my opinion, is NAND SSD technology.
HDDs are too delicate to be taken seriously as a backup and archival technology in the enterprise arena. Sure, they are a cheap and viable option in the SMB market, but tape still has enough advantages down here to be a valid contender. However Flash will become a serious contender as capacities increase. One of the reasons was touched on in your article - IOPS. As the backup window decreases, the slow (relative) speed of tapes means that they can't be used directly for backups and an initial backup is made to HDD on either that server itself (on an additional spindle set) or to another dedicated backup server, then this is taken to tape. All of this adds cost and another layer of complexity which is, quite effectively, more cost.
When SSD capacity and cost starts coming into competition with tape drives (and this will happen before SSDs compete with HDDs due to the expense of tape drive systems), we'll find enterprises starting to look seriously at SSD as a cost effective replacement for tape for both backup and archival purposes.
Another reason for SSD being extremely useful for backups is the speed of restore which will vary from significantly faster to a few orders of magnitude faster.
So, both technically and economically, SSDs will play an increasingly important role as not only primary storage, but also as backup and archival storage in place of the Tape.
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Marrying the Custodian
Terry Caesar asks what professors think about those who clean their offices -- and why they prefer not to think about the topic.
Who lies at the bottom of the hierarchical organization of academic life? If we consider any institution's administration, would it be, say, the assistant dean of students? It would not be the student assistant to the assistant, because students, by definition, are not part of the administration. But perhaps if you are part, and you merit a student assistant, you are entitled to consider yourself -- or better yet, be considered -- superior in status to another administrative position that does not so merit.
These are deep waters. They get no less murky if we consider faculty.
If an associate professor is classified higher than an assistant, and an assistant higher than an instructor, what about an instructor with respect to an adjunct? Again, I believe, organizational distinctions begin to dissolve, the closer we get to the bottom of the hierarchy; adjuncts are simply not faculty -- or at least not faculty in the same way -- once the category is invested with some claim to permanence.
What about staff? Are the people who process financial aid forms entitled to feel better abut themselves than those who do paperwork in an academic department's office? There must be those at some institutions who do.
I don't believe any institutional organization authorizes the feeling, though, any more than it authorizes the feeling of any faculty member who gets mad at a clerk in financial aid for acting aloof. With staff, we are not so much at the bottom of hierarchy as to one side of it; an institution has to have people to keep accurate records and type clear reports but it does not derive its identity from these things.
Nonetheless, when everyone is accounted for, in the impossible and incommensurate ways in which the accounting can be done all across as well as up and down campus, I believe there is someone at the bottom:
the janitor. An institution has to have people to clean the toilets and mop the floors. The janitor works close to the ground. The janitor works close to us, and so, although he or she may not get paid more than the grounds crew, he or she has some claim to be in some way comprehended by our organization. But how?
Even if not unionized, at most universities and colleges the maintenance people have ways of recognizing themselves. At the one university where I taught most of my career, a special newsletter eventually came about, including maintenance with clerical staff, noting special anniversaries or years of service, and featuring awards
given by the administration. Nominally at any rate, maintenance people were considered part of staff, and staff part of the university, insofar as the administration was concerned. No matter that maintenance is not
part of any university in the same way professors are.
Yet of course inside the institution it does matter. For starters, janitors are no longer "janitors." They are "custodians." A custodian told me so some years ago. Once a week, for the better part of two semesters, she used to knock early in the morning, whereupon I would stop whatever I was doing and pass my trash can over to her. We would chat for a minute or two, just as we did occasionally in the hallway.
She called me, "Dr. Caesar." I called her, "Dorothy." I took her to be uttering a term of respect. Although she always seemed quite comfortable with me, I never felt quite comfortable with her.
How close or familiar are professors expected to be with custodians? (That is, the ones who remain awhile. Most work in expectation of getting transferred, and eventually do -- to other buildings or other divisions.) Should we eat with them? Unlike Larry David, who, in an episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," takes his maid to lunch at his
country club, in a helpless gesture of gratitude (she sits frozen and wordless), I never asked Dorothy to lunch. Like Coleman Silk in Philip Roth's novel The Human Stain, is it acceptable to have sexual relations with custodians? Another uncomfortable question. In fact, everything to do with any relation between professors and custodians is unhappy, beyond perhaps cordial greeting and remarks about the weather. No wonder custodians are situated at the bottom. We can get dragged down there with them, if we are not careful.
By the same token, no wonder that graduate teaching assistants who would unionize themselves make common cause with the custodial staff. Thereby, the question of a custodian's precise place or non-place within academic hierarchy is rendered, as we say, "academic." Of course we could also say it is transformed into the question of a teaching assistant's place, and thereby sinks beneath the organizational surface all over again. Custodians can be represented. But they do not represent themselves, and so we may well consider the one in Joyce Carol Oates's novel, Marya, who regularly leaves Marya's desk drawers slightly open and puts out cigarette butts in her potted plants. A middle-aged black man, Sylvester seems to be filled with resentment against the young professor. But he does not speak.
And what would be say if he could? That despite his membership in a union, he still suffers the indignity of being at the bottom -- and of being treated as if he was at the bottom? Whatever my relations with custodians, I do not think I ever realized so fully that they could not effectively speak to me until I taught in Japan. At my university,
middle-aged women in white uniforms and bakery hats cleaned the toilets. Middle-aged men mopped the floors. Everybody seemed to ignore them. They were not even invited to various of the university's annual celebrations (which included staff). In fact they were employed by an independent cleaning contractor, and so, as "outside" persons in the remorseless Japanese sense, it would be, I was assured, "unthinkable" to consider them in any way part of the university.
Fair enough. And yet there they were, inside the walls anyway in the most intimate ways, several times a week. The women shyly shrank when I said hello. One man in particular always smiled. Did they accept their position utterly, in ways unimaginable to me? Would an American counterpart such as Sylvester be, in turn, unimaginable to them? Part of what we say about ourselves as academics is founded upon what we say of our custodians, beginning, ideally, with some acknowledgment of the fact that they have not themselves entered into our discourse or that we probably enter into theirs in unknown, troubled ways.
A reshuffle of the institutional order might benefit custodians. Trouble is, somebody is always going to be at the bottom of any hierarchy. I cannot imagine an academic institution without hierarchical terms. But I can offer a memory of one provincial university in China where I taught 20 years ago. The distinction there between senior teachers and "young" teachers (nobody spoke of graduate teaching assistants) was familiar enough to me. So was the evident separation between faculty and administration (including Party officials). Where I had problems was with the relation between either of these two groups and "staff." This was not only because of the egalitarian Party ideology, whereby everyone consisted of the People, and the People consisted of everyone, all the way down.
Our chair was known as "dean." An elaborately discreet man, he never let on until nearly year's end that in fact he was engaged in a long-standing struggle to obtain a divorce from his wife. It was a very intricate story, beginning with the fact that she was from the countryside and now refused to agree to the divorce because it
apparently meant she would have to return there. We knew his wife, the dean added. She was the custodian in the building where we taught. In fact, she lived there!
The dean mentioned a broom closet down the hall. Next day, I went to check. Damned if the closet was not, well, roomy. Somebody could sleep there, although you would probably have to be Chinese. Most Americans would never think of sleeping there, but somebody could. And you would certainly have to be a professor in China not to feel embarrassed or self-conscious at disclosing your marriage to a custodian.
Not only was the dean's marriage unexceptional in the China of that time; it may have been to the dean professionally advantageous (his wife demonstrating his proletarian affinities). Just so, we cannot imagine anything other than professional disaster for a dean in the United States at the present time marrying a custodian. For better and undoubtedly worse, it remains hard enough simply to imagine what administrators and professors have to say to the custodians who move among them, as if everybody was part of the same institution in pretty much the same ways, although it would probably be best for everybody, top to bottom, not to say too much about it.
Terry Caesar's last column was about students who leave in the middle of class to go to the bathroom.
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Australia's Mirinda Carfrae stepped onto the Big Island of Hawaii with all eyes in the triathlon world focused squarely on her. Rinny, being the reigning Ironman® World Champion, was about to face one of the toughest fields of women that this race has seen. Even under this type of pressure, Carfrae was congenial, confident and gracious, giving her time to promote World Bicycle Relief and to share an autograph with her fans.
On race day she swam well though exited the water at T1 with some work to do. Her race bike is a Felt IA, outfitted on the day with SRAM RED 22, including Aero R2C 1190 shifters, and a Red 22 Quarq Power Meter in 165mm crank length and 55-42 chain rings, paired to an 11-28 cassette in the back.
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She rode well on the day, but the winds on the course were some of the worst seen in recent years, and girls up front put the pressure on early and never let it off. As she rolled into T2, Carfrae had over a 14-minute deficit to the leaders, including the 2013 runner up. Again, all eyes in the triathlon world were focused squarely on her. Rinny, being known as one of the very best runners that this sport has ever seen, knew it was time to go to work, and that is exactly what she did. Not only did she erase the 14:32 deficit that she faced starting the run, but she did so by breaking her own run course record, laying down a 2:50:26 marathon, which was the fifth fastest on the day including the male pros.
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Upgrade your wireless cards' firmware.
That's not the most comforting advice, but it's the best we can offer in the wake of news that many wireless card drivers are open to rootkit attacks.
Hackers/researchers (one of whom works for a security firm) were able to take over a high-end Mac notebook in under a minute during a taped demo presented at the Black Hat security conference. The researchers stressed that the flaw was with the wireless card driver, not the board or OS, and that the vulnerability they were demonstrating is widespread across many wireless vendors' gear.
Like Intel, for example. The hardware giant has released a 129MB patch for several of its Centrino cards after disclosure of vulnerabilities similar to those demoed at the Black Hat show. The flaws were so severe that security vendor Sophos went so far as to say that, theoretically, they could be used to spread worms wirelessly from a laptop -- without any explicit user action.
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Fortunately, Intel reports no actual exploits of the Centrino flaws that it has patched.
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Leilani grows everyday I took her to the doctor the day before yesterday and she is now 10lbs 6oz and 22in long. It occurs to me that I have yet to post her birth story which is a wee bit entertaining consider where I went into labor but that is a story for another time.
Life this year has been a transformation. It has been a time for ends and beginnings. So lows but a lot of highs. As the year comes to an end I find myself reflecting over everything and looking forward to what the New Years holds.


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Emma Goldman Lecture on "Tzedakah," or Charity, December 1899
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Emma Goldman Papers
Do you want to know what tsedakah is? Do you want to know who gives tsedakah and why? Then come Friday evening December 8 at 7:30 sharp In Christchurch Hall, Hanbury Street Where the famous anarchist speaker from New York Emma Goldman who had the greatest success in her previous lectures, will give a lecture on the topic: Tsedakah Questions and Discussions are Welcome Men and women come en masse! Come on time in order to have the best seat, when the hall is full no one else will be allowed in. Here is the cost: Entrance: 2 pennies
U.C. Berkeley Library
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Jewish Women's Archive. "Emma Goldman Lecture on "Tzedakah," or Charity, December 1899." (Viewed on January 19, 2019) <https://jwa.org/media/yiddish-advertisement-for-lecture-by-goldman-on-tzedakah-or-charity>.


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Blog's new design has already been online for more than a month – this time we didn't announce it officially through our social media channels and instead we conducted some tests and waited for your spontaneous reactions. The changes are far from revolutionary, more like evolutionary, yet still quite easy to spot if you put new and old versions next to each other. For those who check us often – you'll notice the changes immediately, the rest – maybe few moments later.
We introduced the biggest changes more than a year ago, in March 2014 – it was a real revolution back then. Huge pictures spanning almost 100% of site's width, sidebar menu, disappearance of "Like" and hidden Facebook. Many warned us that it's not a good idea but the statistics tell us just the opposite. The design itself got great reviews, set a new strong trend in blogosphere and some even called it the best designed blog of 2014. Why change such a beauty then?
(Un)fortunately every design gets old at some point. New trends emerge along with new tools and readers' and ours observations. Not everything worked right. Sidebar comments wasn't a good idea – it decreased you engagement in discussion heavily and we're giving up on this concept. The comments are back in the form from before the changes.
The biggest changes are:
- hiding the sidebar menu which is now expandable which in turn produces the 'full screen' effect,
- introducing more space by dividing the pictures with a transition through white,
- adding a list of newest entries (you won't see the podcast and the tech section on the home page but there),
- restoring comments below the article,
- changing the font and decreasing the number characters in the line of entry to approx.70,
- introducing the background to the entry titles and considerable improvement if their visibility,
- new Spotlight and Poland by drone sites (including an amazing player!).
We observed the blogosphere, your actions and our needs and learned that even though the importance of the home page is slowly decreasing, it is still the most important place where all blogger's activities come together. I guess you can say that it used to be 'what have you done lately' while now it is: 'who you are and what have you done ever'. Therefore, the initiatives that are the most important to us are instantly visible as the second thing on the blog and it's easy to find the others.
What's more, there will be more new content coming and we decided to hide it on the side because we don't want to obstruct the regular broadcast. Make one 'scroll' and you'll see all we recently added, yet the list of travel entries is not polluted with too much drone or tech content :)
This is because:
- two new sections coming up – we'll introduce them gradually, one will surely be revealed this year,
- even more interactive projects with dedicated microsites coming up (like Enter the trail or Poland by drone,
- different way of content distribution (lots of things going on in the background and significant changes in social media – numerous channels are emerging which are dedicated to specific content and not us in general).
But let's get back to the biggest change from last year for a moment – the change in partnerships with companies. Many people expected us to withdraw from such partnerships. And yes, we stressed that we're going to focus mainly on our own projects and others that are so sophisticated that a partner is required. In 2014 we did 'Enter the trail' this way. Right now we've just finished Street Art and two more projects to be published in the next two months. We love the fact that with patience and by showing examples of such partnerships we can still develop and create great stuff for you. We don't do it too often, only from time to time… :) And remember that every time we do something with a partner, we do it so we can make something on our own next :) End of teasing then. You know us and you also know that we don't make empty promises and prefer not to talk about some plans at all if there's even a slightest possibility that something won't work out.
I'm writing this entry with a broad smile because a year ago we were full of doubts regarding the future of this blog. We talked about it a lot in Argentina. If we want to continue this adventure and if yes, then how. What do we want to do? What is our mission? Now we know it – we want to help you understand the world. Not always travelwise, but more from the reporter's point of view. That's development, not a sudden turn of events. We grow, you grow – we go further together.
Here's a little comparison for you unbelievers :)
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That's it. Have a nice time browsing our blog. Let me know how you like it, what needs to be improved and what's cool :)
I would also like to thank Arek Sołdon, who has been constructing this amazing design every year only to make a better version next year. Also Piotr Kliks who started supporting us recently but he's such a agile coder that I couldn't be happier that we eventually bumped into each other.


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108th Annual Ephraim Regatta
The Ephraim Yacht Club invites all Flying Scot sailors to participate in the 108th annual Ephraim Regatta on August 2-3-4, 2013. The Ephraim Regatta is consistently one of the largest Flying Scot regattas in the country, and features two great parties, a beautiful sailing area, and superb hospitality (the EYC won US Sailing's One Design Regatta of the Year award in 2009 for its hosting of the Flying Scot NAC). The NOR is available and registration is open at www.eyc.org/racing. For more information contact regatta chairman Jay Lott firstname.lastname@example.com


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On Tuesday morning, word leaked around the gym that my friend R was about to turn 30.
The surrounding women struck up a familiar chorus, one that echoed all the reasons why this is such a great thing: Your thirties are so much better! You're so much more confident. More together! More yourself. You know who you are. I was so glad to be finished with my twenties.
A barbell awkwardly draped across my back, I took a moment to reflect on how the (small!) fraction of my adult life that I've spent in the 30-something section compares with the rest. It was very humid in the gym and I was anticipating that the clip on the right end of my barbell would fall off, again, so the moment was brief: reflexively, internally, I concurred with the crowd. Yeah, sure, I thought, in these last twenty-two months I have felt stronger and more self-aware, happier and more confident than I did before.
And then, later, post-shower and teaching and less encumbered by iron, I remembered Friday.
The thing about Friday was that, in the end, it wound up being a good day. A great day! A great night, even. But in the morning, I came close to losing my mind.
For reasons that I am currently seeking a therapist to explore, the mere prospect of having to make photocopies and a (three column!) spreadsheet, paired with some vague (and, ultimately, irrational) anxiety relating to communication with the man I have been (sort of suddenly, somewhat seriously) dating, compounded by (not unrelated) extreme exhaustion, combined to set me on edge of what I was sure resembled a panic attack.
Oh, I thought. Maybe my thirties are not so together after all…
And then I reflected on what I did next:
I went to FedEx and made the aforementioned copies.
Intermittently, remembered to take deep breaths.
Resolved, that evening, to go to yoga.
Called a dear friend: one who, I was sure, would understand.
She understood. Talked me down. (On love: "I know, you think you're cursed. I think that sometimes, too. You just need to let go a little bit and give it time." More importantly, on spreadsheets: "We're creative people. Microsoft Excel makes me want to throw up, too.")
Taught my class, which, reliably, vanishes other problems.
Afterwards, visited with a St. Paul friend who toured me around her community garden and plied me with pineapple rings and white wine before dispatching me, purse full of tomatoes, to yoga and later drinks with aforementioned fellow.
By Saturday morning I felt, if a tad sleepy, like a normal, happy human being. I issued a missive to the small cohort of women with whom I'd been in touch during Friday's meltdown: Thanks for listening, I wrote. Feeling much better and more secure.
To one of them, I added: …at least for today.
In fact, my run of strength lasted a solid few days. But by Thursday, I had resumed life resembling a certain, red-haired character from that infamous children's book: leaving a bottle of almond oil unsealed in a gym bag next to clean clothes and my computer, such that said bottle exploded all over the surrounding items, causing me to ruin some shorts, be late to teach, and (indirectly, sure) trip going upstairs at The Loft, stub my big toe, and spill a not super small amount of coffee.
After, miraculously, making it through my class without incident, rather than attempting a productive afternoon, I rode my bike to the movie theatre across the river: I saw Trainwreck, spent eight dollars on soda and popcorn without a blink, and felt only a flicker of shame when I cried at the movie's absurd climax, in which two low grade guilty pleasures (the Knicks City Dancers and certain Billy Joel songs) happily, ridiculously, collide.
Thanks for listening.
I hope you're feeling better about your Thursday morning, and perhaps your organizational skill set.
But, too, I hope you appreciate the thing at which I am, rather slowly and perhaps vaguely, trying to get: that, even in one's thirties, and likely forever, we fuck up. We freak out for ridiculous reasons. We spill expensive organic products that we have just bought. We stub our fucking toes.
But, hopefully, as the years accrue, we get a little bit better at how we respond: we collect wise women friends to remind us of important truths. We indulge in cheesy movies and overpriced snacks when the afternoon calls. We remember that exercise always, always helps.
We get, in short, a bit better at being compassionate with ourselves.
So today, on the day after one of my dearest friends officially crossed the thirty-mark, I want to tell her that not terribly much is going to change. She will continue to sometimes suffer anxiety and sadness and difficult mornings and frustrating weekends. But she will also become more and more able to make those things mean less. And, for whatever it's worth, I'm happy to hang around, and maybe even be of some small help, whilst she does.
Happy thirty, R: let's fuck up, freak out (slightly less), and fill ourselves with all varieties of pizza and love, this decade and beyond.


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Vacuuming is an easy task that can be done around your home. It has been said that anybody can vacuum. However, there are a lot of different things that you need to know, to make sure that you back in properly. There a lot of different ways that you can do this, that may actually dust and dirt behind if you do not do them properly. Today we have some tips for you on how best to vacuum. If you do these tips, you will have much better results, and your carpet will be clear. Read on to find out more.
Start with less
If you allow little to no dirt enter home, you will have less for your vacuum to do. Be sure the to do this, Bylane that's at the entrances of your home. This means also, that people need to wipe off their feet as into the home. Also decided there are no she was allowed in your home. If you do this, you will eliminate a large amount of dirt. When you do this, it is also important to make sure that you dust the blinds, the furniture, and other services in your home. This will help your vacuum to pick up anything that comes off of these surfaces.
Get a routine going
In most parts of your home, thatching once a week is sufficient. However, some parts of your home may need to be vacuumed more often. These include the hot parts of your home that are mostly used by traffic. This may include your front entryway, your room that is most often use, or hallways. If you do this, and you could possibly backing twice a week, you will find that you have much better results.
Attach it right
Most vacuums come with many different attachments, and most people are actually very overwhelmed buddies attachments. If you know what attachment to use, you'll be able to get your home back into much more efficiently. You may have a good upholstery brushes that are good for furniture and other types of things, and a brush for windowsills. You may also have some things that are good for corners, and baseboards. If you do this, you'll find it much better results. Make sure to do this, so that you can vacuum all the places in your home that needs the most persistence.
Vacuum your carpet is a great way to maintain its cleanliness. If you do this in the proper manner, you will find that you have much better results. If you have any questions about how best to keep your carpets clean, contact our Orlando carpet cleaning specialists today. We can help you understand what it takes to get the most out of cleaning your carpets. If you're concerned about this process and anyway, you will find that if you speak with a professional, you will be much happier with your carpet. Don't hesitate to contact us today.


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Fort Wayne in Allen County, Indiana — The American Midwest (Great Lakes)
"Johnny Appleseed"
[ John Chapman ]
Location. 41° 4.391′ N, 85° 9.391′ W. Marker is in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in Allen County. Marker can be reached from West Jefferson Blvd.. Touch for map. The Marker is mounted on the west side of an eight foot high rock located 300 feet west of the Swinney Homestead House and wood log cabin. Marker is at or near this postal address: 1424 West Jefferson Blvd., Fort Wayne IN 46802, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. Site of the Fort Wayne College (approx. 0.2 miles away); Carole Lombard (approx. 0.4 miles away); Old Aqueduct Club Memorial (approx. 0.4 miles away); Wabash and Erie Canal Groundbreaking (approx. 0.6 miles away); Fort Miamis (approx. 0.6 miles away); The First French Fort / The First Playground in Fort Wayne (approx. 0.6 miles away); John B. Franke (approx. ¾ mile away); Lindenwood Cemetery (approx. 0.8 miles away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Fort Wayne.
Regarding "Johnny Appleseed".
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Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on September 20, 2012, by Kern Butler of Auburn, Indiana. This page has been viewed 679 times since then and 3 times this year. Photos: 1, 2. submitted on December 1, 2012, by Kern Butler of Auburn, Indiana. • Bill Pfingsten was the editor who published this page.


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Good morning. Welcome to the 82nd meeting of the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs.
I'd like to let the committee members know that we had a great meeting yesterday with the delegation from Ghana. As well, just a few minutes ago I presented our report to Parliament that would enhance the participation of MPs with babies and infants in the political system. That was great. Good work, committee.
Today we are continuing our study on the creation of an independent commissioner responsible for leaders' debates. For this morning's panel we're pleased to be joined by a number of witnesses.
From CBC/Radio-Canada we have Jennifer McGuire, general manager and editor-in-chief, CBC News,
Also from CBC/Radio-Canada, we have Michel Cormier, General Manager, News and Current Affairs, French Services.
From Corus Entertainment we have Troy Reeb, senior vice-president, news, radio and station operations, and from Bell Media we have Wendy Freeman, president, CTV News.
I know that you are all very important and busy people, so we are very honoured to have you here. We look forward to hearing your opening statements in the order I introduced you.
Jennifer McGuire, we will start with you.