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Pipeline transformations can be a wonderful mechanism for creating self-describing code. Many languages offer a built-in pipe operator. The list includes Elixir, F#, Clojure1, Hack, and shell languages.
The purpose of the pipe operator is to send the output of the left side in as input to the right side. This can make for a more eloquent way of communicating this expression.
Below is the inverse flow of data. This is the direction data flows in an equivalent expression without the pipe operator.
This slugify function will convert a raw string into a series of sanitized keywords delimited by dashes. This version, written in Python, is an example of the right-to-left data flow.
If we pass in Hello World! as input to this function, the flow of data would look like this.
Compare this to the version using a pipe operator.
And with Hello World! passed into the piped version of slugify.
We can also reorient the function body vertically.
It is likely that you find that the piped version is much more expressive and easier to read. The example above is written in Clojure, but as mentioned earlier, other languages also provide a built-in pipe operator. Below are equivalent expressions in Elixir and Bash.
Pipelines also prevent the need to create temporary variables for intermediate transformations. Below is another way we could have implemented the original slug function using temporary variables.
Not only does this version require us to think up a meaningful variable name for each step of the transformation, but it also is just as difficult to read as the original version.
The pipeline operator enables us to write code that is self-descriptive. We can simply let the function names describe the transformations without the need for naming the intermediate representations.
Okay, great! I've sold you on the pipe operator. Now how do we design our APIs in a way that we can use the pipe operator to build out these pipeline transformations?
Below are a handful of things to consider when designing for pipeline transformations.
First, keep in mind that each function in a pipeline is itself a transformation. Any one of these functions may contain their own pipeline transformation. This one is pretty simple, but it seems important enough to state.
What Kind of Transformation is Needed?
Essentially, there are two types of transformations.
This kind of transformation occurs when the incoming data closely resembles the outgoing data. The slugify example is an instance of an A → A' transformation. We take some text and make a series of alterations to it. On the other side, we still have a string, just a slightly different string.
This transformation occurs when the incoming data does not resemble the outgoing data. Let's look at an example.
A string is what went in, but a map was returned. Now that we have a map, any subsequent transformation needs to use a different class of function to operate on this new data structure.
We need to know what data we are operating on. If we are in a controller of a web app, this might be some sort of a request struct. If we are inside the business logic of that web app, then it might be a domain model. Perhaps we are processing user input, and we are transforming a string.
As simple as it might seem, it is important to make this identification. This will inform our decision about the signature of the functions that will go in our pipeline.
A single argument makes it easier to pipe data through functions. If our functions require multiple arguments, it takes more work to wire them up. Furthermore, extra arguments can take away from the expressiveness of the pipeline. It adds extra information for the reader to process. These extra arguments also have a tendency to creep into collaborating functions.
Yet, sometimes we need more than one piece of data in our transformation. In this scenario, we should attempt to unify our arguments.
There are times when our pipelines will need more than one argument. In these cases, consider collecting them into a map or struct.
Take a look at the pipeline in the app function. The collaborating function present needs foo and bar. Consequently, we have to pass both of these into app, even though only one of the functions uses bar.
We can deal with this by unifying all the arguments inside a map. In turn, each transformation now operates on a single data structure.
Take notice of the reduced noise inside the pipeline. This is a simple example, but imagine how complicated things could get if we needed to pass in many arguments.
This is not a silver bullet solution though. We did not eliminate any complexity, we only moved it. By simplifying app, we had to move some complexity down into present. This is a potential trade-off.
Collecting all the arguments in a map is not always the right solution. Sometimes our transformation functions will need need a one-off argument. For example, perhaps a string operation needs a regular expression.
Here, we can create a facade function instead.
A facade function is just a wrapper around another function. It encapsulates how the function is invoked, and with what arguments it is invoked.
Facade functions provide the opportunity to give the operation a more meaningful name.
Of course, scenarios like this are a judgement call. Sometimes I find that a facade function does not add enough benefit to warrant a new function.
When we do need to pass in multiple arguments to one of our transformations, we should be deliberate in choosing the argument position and order.
Carelessness when choosing the order of our parameters can make it difficult to stick in a pipeline.
When we avoid this signature mismatch, we have to do less work to fit the transformation in the pipeline.
Clojurists will point out that the -> and as-> macro exist exactly for this design shortcoming. These macros allow you to pipe the data through to the last argument, or whichever argument is specified.
Most languages do not offer this flexibility. They either pipe data through to the first argument or the last argument.
Once we have deemed that a pipeline transformation is the right tool for the scenario, we need to take care to design our functions in a way that they can work together. Identifying what data needs to be transformed and the nature of the transformation is an important first step. This will inform decisions later on about the signatures of the collaborating functions. If possible, limit it to a single argument, which might mean wrapping multiple arguments up in a data structure.
One might say that the pipe operator is really just a mechanism for presenting code. Changing the direction the data flows can have a deep impact on the readability and promote self-description of a piece of code.
However, the pipe operator also encourages a design that promotes a single data structure. This lines up well with the advice of Alan Perlis.
Keep these considerations in mind the next time you are designing a pipeline transformation with the pipe operator.
1. In Clojure, this operator is referred to as the "thread macro", because it "threads" the argument through the list of functions. This is some unfortunate naming. It has nothing to do with those other threads.
Damon Kelley is a Software Crafter at 8th Light Chicago.

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Pipeline transformations can be a wonderful mechanism for creating self - describing code . Many languages offer a built - in pipe operator . The list includes Elixir , F # , Clojure1 , Hack , and shell languages .
 The purpose of the pipe operator is to send the output of the left side in as input to the right side . This can make for a more eloquent way of communicating this expression .
 Below is the inverse flow of data . This is the direction data flows in an equivalent expression without the pipe operator .
 This slugify function will convert a raw string into a series of sanitized keywords delimited by dashes . This version , written in Python , is an example of the right - to - left data flow .
 If we pass in Hello World ! as input to this function , the flow of data would look like this .
 Compare this to the version using a pipe operator .
 And with Hello World ! passed into the piped version of slugify .
 We can also reorient the function body vertically .
 It is likely that you find that the piped version is much more expressive and easier to read . The example above is written in Clojure , but as mentioned earlier , other languages also provide a built - in pipe operator . Below are equivalent expressions in Elixir and Bash .
 Pipelines also prevent the need to create temporary variables for intermediate transformations . Below is another way we could have implemented the original slug function using temporary variables .
 Not only does this version require us to think up a meaningful variable name for each step of the transformation , but it also is just as difficult to read as the original version .
 The pipeline operator enables us to write code that is self - descriptive . We can simply let the function names describe the transformations without the need for naming the intermediate representations .
 Okay , great ! I 've sold you on the pipe operator . Now how do we design our APIs in a way that we can use the pipe operator to build out these pipeline transformations ?
 Below are a handful of things to consider when designing for pipeline transformations .
 First , keep in mind that each function in a pipeline is itself a transformation . Any one of these functions may contain their own pipeline transformation . This one is pretty simple , but it seems important enough to state .
 What Kind of Transformation is Needed ?
 Essentially , there are two types of transformations .
 This kind of transformation occurs when the incoming data closely resembles the outgoing data . The slugify example is an instance of an A → A ' transformation . We take some text and make a series of alterations to it . On the other side , we still have a string , just a slightly different string .
 This transformation occurs when the incoming data does not resemble the outgoing data . Let 's look at an example .
 A string is what went in , but a map was returned . Now that we have a map , any subsequent transformation needs to use a different class of function to operate on this new data structure .
 We need to know what data we are operating on . If we are in a controller of a web app , this might be some sort of a request struct . If we are inside the business logic of that web app , then it might be a domain model . Perhaps we are processing user input , and we are transforming a string .
 As simple as it might seem , it is important to make this identification . This will inform our decision about the signature of the functions that will go in our pipeline .
 A single argument makes it easier to pipe data through functions . If our functions require multiple arguments , it takes more work to wire them up . Furthermore , extra arguments can take away from the expressiveness of the pipeline . It adds extra information for the reader to process . These extra arguments also have a tendency to creep into collaborating functions .
 Yet , sometimes we need more than one piece of data in our transformation . In this scenario , we should attempt to unify our arguments .
 There are times when our pipelines will need more than one argument . In these cases , consider collecting them into a map or struct .
 Take a look at the pipeline in the app function . The collaborating function present needs foo and bar . Consequently , we have to pass both of these into app , even though only one of the functions uses bar .
 We can deal with this by unifying all the arguments inside a map . In turn , each transformation now operates on a single data structure .
 Take notice of the reduced noise inside the pipeline . This is a simple example , but imagine how complicated things could get if we needed to pass in many arguments .
 This is not a silver bullet solution though . We did not eliminate any complexity , we only moved it . By simplifying app , we had to move some complexity down into present . This is a potential trade - off .
 Collecting all the arguments in a map is not always the right solution . Sometimes our transformation functions will need need a one - off argument . For example , perhaps a string operation needs a regular expression .
 Here , we can create a facade function instead .
 A facade function is just a wrapper around another function . It encapsulates how the function is invoked , and with what arguments it is invoked .
 Facade functions provide the opportunity to give the operation a more meaningful name .
 Of course , scenarios like this are a judgement call . Sometimes I find that a facade function does not add enough benefit to warrant a new function .
 When we do need to pass in multiple arguments to one of our transformations , we should be deliberate in choosing the argument position and order .
 Carelessness when choosing the order of our parameters can make it difficult to stick in a pipeline .
 When we avoid this signature mismatch , we have to do less work to fit the transformation in the pipeline .
 Clojurists will point out that the - > and as- > macro exist exactly for this design shortcoming . These macros allow you to pipe the data through to the last argument , or whichever argument is specified .
 Most languages do not offer this flexibility . They either pipe data through to the first argument or the last argument .
 Once we have deemed that a pipeline transformation is the right tool for the scenario , we need to take care to design our functions in a way that they can work together . Identifying what data needs to be transformed and the nature of the transformation is an important first step . This will inform decisions later on about the signatures of the collaborating functions . If possible , limit it to a single argument , which might mean wrapping multiple arguments up in a data structure .
 One might say that the pipe operator is really just a mechanism for presenting code . Changing the direction the data flows can have a deep impact on the readability and promote self - description of a piece of code .
 However , the pipe operator also encourages a design that promotes a single data structure . This lines up well with the advice of Alan Perlis .
 Keep these considerations in mind the next time you are designing a pipeline transformation with the pipe operator .
 1 . In Clojure , this operator is referred to as the " thread macro " , because it " threads " the argument through the list of functions . This is some unfortunate naming . It has nothing to do with those other threads .
 Damon Kelley is a Software Crafter at 8th Light Chicago .


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tokenized: We have shared today ’s Universal Crossword April 13 2019 Answers . Our website is built on sharing answers and solutions for many crossword clues and crosswords . A famous and well played crossword by many people . It has many tricky question which will get you confused . We have shared below a list for all the answers of this crossword .


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This ranch offers 3 Bedrooms, 2 full baths. Enjoy the back deck for grilling & chilling on those summer days. Call today!
Maticulously mantained 3 Bedroom home with a bonus family room on the first floor, and finished attic. 1st floor open floor plan with updated kitchen and Stainless steel appliance. Laundry room conveniently located off the kitchen.

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Office space has recently been renovated and is ready for occupancy . Located in the heart of downtown the space is convenient to the Post Office and local convenience store . There is plenty of off street parking with rear entrance available .
 This ranch offers 3 Bedrooms , 2 full baths . Enjoy the back deck for grilling & chilling on those summer days . Call today !
 Maticulously mantained 3 Bedroom home with a bonus family room on the first floor , and finished attic . 1st floor open floor plan with updated kitchen and Stainless steel appliance . Laundry room conveniently located off the kitchen .


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Hellodeals.com respects the privacy and security of its users . Our goal is to provide you with a personalized Internet experience that delivers the information , resources , and services that are most relevant and helpful to you . In order to achieve this goal , we sometimes collect information during your visits to understand what differentiates you from each of our millions of other users .
 In order to demonstrate our commitment to your privacy , we have prepared this statement disclosing the privacy practices for the entire Hellodeals.com site . Additional terms and conditions regarding the collection and use of your information are also be provided to you before you register for our site . Here , you will learn what personally identifiable information of yours is collected , how and when we might use your information , how we protect your information , who has access to your information , and how you can correct any inaccuracies in the information .
 Hellodeals.com collects certain information from and about its users in three ways -- directly from the user , from our Web server logs , and with cookies .
 User - Supplied Information : When you register for Hellodeals.com , we may ask you for your name , email address , and some other personal information . The more accurate information you volunteer , the better we are able to customize your Hellodeals.com experience .
 Server Log Information : When you visit an Internet Web site , you disclose certain information about yourself , such as your Internet Protocol ( IP ) address , the time of your visit , and the referring location ( e.g. , the Site or page that offered a link to a Hellodeals.com page ) . Hellodeals.com , like many other sites , records this basic information about visits to its site .
 You should remember that whenever you voluntarily disclose personal information online , such as in message boards , through e - mail , discussion groups , or in chat areas , your information can be collected and used by others . Allthough Hellodeals.com tries to protect your personal information , Hellodeals.com can not ensure or warrant the security of any information you transmit to us , and you do so at your own risk . You are also solely responsible for maintaining the secrecy of any passwords you set up and/or any account information .
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text: Here we have continually updated posts of songs with their lyrics selected by our team of music miners. These offer additional listening practice and more examples of the grammar points and vocabulary emphasized in the lessons. Some have translations as well.

tokenized: Here we have continually updated posts of songs with their lyrics selected by our team of music miners . These offer additional listening practice and more examples of the grammar points and vocabulary emphasized in the lessons . Some have translations as well .


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Description: This file contains everything you need to use your WorkForce Pro WF-5690 wirelessly or wired.
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Description: Typing WF-5690 at search button and click enter.
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text: Aural Experiences in Ecuador – An Intercultural Dialogue Through Sound takes the listener on a unique auditory journey through Ecuador, exploring its diverse sound environment while examining how one’s cultural perspective influences how those sounds are perceived. The process of listening occurs as a mutual dialogue between the listener and the soundmaker, where both the environmental context and unique perceptive state of the listener inherently influence the communicative process. A visitor to a foreign land processes his or her experiences from a distinct cultural perspective, a unique worldview. Consequently, a foreigner’s interpretation of the sound environment is bound to be similarly distinct, uniquely influencing the communicative situation. This soundscape composition investigates this process by exploring an intercultural experience through the sonic medium. Unprocessed sounds recorded in Ecuador are juxtaposed with processed sounds and other composed musical elements, hence the intercultural dialogue takes the form of an aural representation of my experience in Ecuador. The interchange between the objective sounds as I experienced and recorded them, and my subjective response as they provoked an emotion, a gesture, an idea, expressed musically through the same medium. The end result illustrates the process as it naturally occurs—as an unfolding conversation between an explorer and a new sound environment.

tokenized: Aural Experiences in Ecuador – An Intercultural Dialogue Through Sound takes the listener on a unique auditory journey through Ecuador , exploring its diverse sound environment while examining how one ’s cultural perspective influences how those sounds are perceived . The process of listening occurs as a mutual dialogue between the listener and the soundmaker , where both the environmental context and unique perceptive state of the listener inherently influence the communicative process . A visitor to a foreign land processes his or her experiences from a distinct cultural perspective , a unique worldview . Consequently , a foreigner ’s interpretation of the sound environment is bound to be similarly distinct , uniquely influencing the communicative situation . This soundscape composition investigates this process by exploring an intercultural experience through the sonic medium . Unprocessed sounds recorded in Ecuador are juxtaposed with processed sounds and other composed musical elements , hence the intercultural dialogue takes the form of an aural representation of my experience in Ecuador . The interchange between the objective sounds as I experienced and recorded them , and my subjective response as they provoked an emotion , a gesture , an idea , expressed musically through the same medium . The end result illustrates the process as it naturally occurs — as an unfolding conversation between an explorer and a new sound environment .


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The 97879th positive integer is an odd prime number that follows the number 97878 and comes before 97880. Ninety-seven thousand eight hundred seventy-nine is 5 digits long.
Q: Is 97879 a prime number?
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The spelling of 97879 in different languages.
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The number 97879 represented in different base number systems.
List the frequency of characters that make up the number 97879.
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The 97879th positive integer is an odd prime number that follows the number 97878 and comes before 97880 . Ninety - seven thousand eight hundred seventy - nine is 5 digits long .
 Q : Is 97879 a prime number ?
 Q : What is the negative number for 97879 ?
 Q : What is half of 97879 ?
 Q : What is a third of 97879 ?
 Q : What is a quarter of 97879 ?
 Q : What is the square root of 97879 ?
 Q : What is 97879 times Pi ?
 Q : What is 97879 divided by Pi ?
 Q : What is the scientific notation for 97879 ?
 Q : What are the divisors for 97879 ?
 Q : What is the factorization of 97879 ?
 Q : What is the sum of divisors of 97879 , including itself ?
 Q : What is the sum of divisors of 97879 , excluding itself ?
 The spelling of 97879 in different languages .
 Q : What is the roman numeral for 97879 ?
 Q : What is the digital capacity for 97879 ?
 The number 97879 represented in different base number systems .
 List the frequency of characters that make up the number 97879 .
 List of hash code values for 97879 .


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Enter off of Garden St.
PROGRAM: Skywarn Training starting at 6 PM.
Camper setup starting Friday afternoon.
Park on the North side.
is on the South side.
Allow room for parking and antenna tower parking.
224.120 MHz Tone 107.2 Hz.
Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 of each year.
4th Tuesday of each month at 1900 local time.
of each month at the Titusville Masonic Lodge.
Marked Courses are requested by Served Agencies. There is no cost to take them.
The above course is a replacement for the previous 3 levels of coursework.
The FEMA courses are now required for hams responding to disasters outside their local community (and everyone should take ICS-100). They are Internet Correspondence Courses that can be taken at home, with on-line testing. They are free, and FEMA issues a Certificate that you can download and print following the successful completion of the exam.
FCC Exams are held anytime convenient to both the applicant and the volunteer examiners.
For information on exams, and directions contact: Sherry Ferguson - KU4ZO at 321-543-8487.
You should probably study up or at least (for Ham Radio) take the practice exams online (and perhaps more practice exams and even another) before then.
For Commercial Exams you might like to visit the following site. W5YI before testing.
The BEARS-Den, a Yahoo group of EmComm oriented hams in Brevard County.

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Enter off of Garden St.
 PROGRAM : Skywarn Training starting at 6 PM .
 Camper setup starting Friday afternoon .
 Park on the North side .
 is on the South side .
 Allow room for parking and antenna tower parking .
 224.120 MHz Tone 107.2 Hz .
 Hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30 of each year .
 4th Tuesday of each month at 1900 local time .
 of each month at the Titusville Masonic Lodge .
 Marked Courses are requested by Served Agencies . There is no cost to take them .
 The above course is a replacement for the previous 3 levels of coursework .
 The FEMA courses are now required for hams responding to disasters outside their local community ( and everyone should take ICS-100 ) . They are Internet Correspondence Courses that can be taken at home , with on - line testing . They are free , and FEMA issues a Certificate that you can download and print following the successful completion of the exam .
 FCC Exams are held anytime convenient to both the applicant and the volunteer examiners .
 For information on exams , and directions contact : Sherry Ferguson - KU4ZO at 321 - 543 - 8487 .
 You should probably study up or at least ( for Ham Radio ) take the practice exams online ( and perhaps more practice exams and even another ) before then .
 For Commercial Exams you might like to visit the following site . W5YI before testing .
 The BEARS - Den , a Yahoo group of EmComm oriented hams in Brevard County .


text: Located in the heart of the Ozarks, Branson combines small-town charm with big-city music and entertainment. Known as one of Missouri's top attractions, Branson was first settled in the early 1800s as a stop along the White River, just east of the present historic downtown area. The town spread quickly westward, and by the 1950s and '60s, a variety of music shows were opening, playing to tourists who came to visit man made Lake Taneycomo. Today, the strip is a year-round entertainment mecca, with more than 40 theaters producing shows to fit every taste and schedule. Choose morning, afternoon, or evening performances, and take in everything from gospel, rock, and pop to comedy, drama, and variety shows. Downtown, the White River is lined with shops, fishing docks, and grassy parks, inviting visitors to browse a bit and enjoy the mountain ambience. Not too far outside of town, a series of roads and arteries has stretched the city's boundaries, creating room for businesses that cater to the area's many visitors. In fact, outlying districts offer busy outlet malls and several theme parks, including the venerable Silver Dollar City. Plus, 62-acre Stockstill Park boasts Roark Creek, open meadows, picnic tables, playgrounds, and sports equipment in a naturally beautiful environment. It, along with a host of other recreational activities, provides a counterpoint to Branson's commercial glitz �– proving that this Ozarks destination truly offers something for everyone.

tokenized: Located in the heart of the Ozarks , Branson combines small - town charm with big - city music and entertainment . Known as one of Missouri 's top attractions , Branson was first settled in the early 1800s as a stop along the White River , just east of the present historic downtown area . The town spread quickly westward , and by the 1950s and ' 60s , a variety of music shows were opening , playing to tourists who came to visit man made Lake Taneycomo . Today , the strip is a year - round entertainment mecca , with more than 40 theaters producing shows to fit every taste and schedule . Choose morning , afternoon , or evening performances , and take in everything from gospel , rock , and pop to comedy , drama , and variety shows . Downtown , the White River is lined with shops , fishing docks , and grassy parks , inviting visitors to browse a bit and enjoy the mountain ambience . Not too far outside of town , a series of roads and arteries has stretched the city 's boundaries , creating room for businesses that cater to the area 's many visitors . In fact , outlying districts offer busy outlet malls and several theme parks , including the venerable Silver Dollar City . Plus , 62 - acre Stockstill Park boasts Roark Creek , open meadows , picnic tables , playgrounds , and sports equipment in a naturally beautiful environment . It , along with a host of other recreational activities , provides a counterpoint to Branson 's commercial glitz � – proving that this Ozarks destination truly offers something for everyone .


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Would you like to support my sand collection?
Do you go on holiday and could bring me some sand?
Do you know somebody going on holiday, who could bring me sand?
Then send me your sand samples!
What kind of sands I am looking for?
I do not care, if your sand is from small river near your hometown, lake, beach, desert, mountain, sea ground or from a tiny island in the pacific. Sand is Sand. Of course it is nice to have a sand sample from an exotic country like Bhutan, but sand from a river in the Black Forest is also excellent! No matter what kind of sand you do have, I am always happy for every sand sample.
Where to send the sand?
Send me an E-Mail with some information about your sand samples and I will get in contact with you. Thank you very much!
How much is the minimum amount of each sand sample?
The minimum amount is the size of a full Kodak film box (30 ml). You can send me more of course, if you would like.
If you do send me many different kinds of sand samples, I will be very thankfull ;-) The more different sand samples, the faster my sand collection will grow.
You will find a Packing Workshop on my homepage, how to pack and send Sand Samples. This is the easiest and safest way.
Additional Information: Collected under the "Old Bridge"
You have sent me sand, but can not find it here on the homepage. Why?

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Would you like to support my sand collection ?
 Do you go on holiday and could bring me some sand ?
 Do you know somebody going on holiday , who could bring me sand ?
 Then send me your sand samples !
 What kind of sands I am looking for ?
 I do not care , if your sand is from small river near your hometown , lake , beach , desert , mountain , sea ground or from a tiny island in the pacific . Sand is Sand . Of course it is nice to have a sand sample from an exotic country like Bhutan , but sand from a river in the Black Forest is also excellent ! No matter what kind of sand you do have , I am always happy for every sand sample .
 Where to send the sand ?
 Send me an E - Mail with some information about your sand samples and I will get in contact with you . Thank you very much !
 How much is the minimum amount of each sand sample ?
 The minimum amount is the size of a full Kodak film box ( 30 ml ) . You can send me more of course , if you would like .
 If you do send me many different kinds of sand samples , I will be very thankfull ;-) The more different sand samples , the faster my sand collection will grow .
 You will find a Packing Workshop on my homepage , how to pack and send Sand Samples . This is the easiest and safest way .
 Additional Information : Collected under the " Old Bridge "
 You have sent me sand , but can not find it here on the homepage . Why ?


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Description : Since 1982, Ihry Insurance has been providing insurance solutions to communities up and down the Red River Valley in North Dakota and Minnesota. We are a full-service independent insurance agency that offers personal, business and crop insurance products.
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Watch the weather this week! Looks like we will get a touch of winter with bitter cold by the end of the week. Dress warm and embrace what is North Dakota!.
We want to wish everyone a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving Holiday!.
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See several rates from esteemed Griggs County , North Dakota car insurance agents for cheap deals .
 About : A local , insurance agency that provides personal , commercial and crop & hail insurance solutions . Check us out here : http://www.ihryinsurance.com .
 Description : Since 1982 , Ihry Insurance has been providing insurance solutions to communities up and down the Red River Valley in North Dakota and Minnesota . We are a full - service independent insurance agency that offers personal , business and crop insurance products .
 Think workers comp is too expensive ? Just wait until an unforeseen injury happens on the job . Let us help protect your business today ! .
 # NorthDakota Top 10 State for doing # business in 2015 http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/smallbusiness/americas-top-10-states-for-business-in-2015/ar-AAc3ZHi?ocid=ASUDHP#page=6 .
 Description : MayPort Insurance & Realty Inc. a respected name in the Mayville Portland community since 1976 is located in Portland , between Fargo and Grand Forks , ND . We also have branches in Mayville and Hillsboro , and are licensed to write in Minnesota and Arizona in addition to North Dakota .
 Watch the weather this week ! Looks like we will get a touch of winter with bitter cold by the end of the week . Dress warm and embrace what is North Dakota ! .
 We want to wish everyone a wonderful and safe Thanksgiving Holiday ! .
 About : We offer all of your insurance needs and will work hard to make sure you are getting the best rates along with every discount possible . Give us a call .
 A special collection deserves special coverage .
 Want to incorporate physical activity into your life in some easy , manageable ways ? Here are some tips to help keep you fit and moving : http:\/\/farme.rs\/6185BxWXt .
 Small businesses with under 100 employees lose about $ 155,000 a year due to fraud . Give me a call so we can work together to keep your doors open . http://www.farmers.com/business/?utm_source=agent&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=IfThen .


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This morning I went out the door and walked a half mile to Main Beach in order to board the Island Hopper (a shuttle to popular destinations around Amelia Island). I arrived at 11:10, which was perfect because the shuttle was boarding at 11:15. I waited, and waited, and waited… and finally called the Nassau County transportation services.
“Yeah, I was supposed to be picked up here at Main Beach about ten minutes ago and I was just wondering if I had the wrong time?” I asked.
At this point I was hot. I was frustrated. I was tired. “I’m at the Main Beach sign where it also says Main Beach Island Hopper Bus Stop. I just assumed this is where I’m supposed to be, right?” Wrong.
The phone operator told me the guy driving the bus had stopped there on time, but had stopped about 50 feet down the road and wouldn’t be back for about an hour. “Okay, thanks. I’ll just walk,” I said. And so I began my two mile walk in my Old Navy flip flops into town in a heat index of 103°.
And as frustrated as I was, I realized that’s how most of this trip had been for me so far. I had hit a few forks in the road and decided if a wanted to go right or left and then just hoped that everything worked itself out from there. Even travelling to Fernandina Beach from Fort Walton was an impulse decision I didn’t make until the night before. My mom says I’m a procrastinator, but I prefer to say I’m spontaneous.
Even though I didn’t get to hitch a ride from the Island Hopper today, I guess you could say I’ve done my fair share of island hopping lately. One day Susan and I woke up and decided to drive to a few barrier islands along the East Coast. The best part is that during this adventure — aside from food — I spent less than $15!
When you’re travelling on a budget, you choose what you splurge on… or if you splurge on anything at all. I have had just as much fun (if not more) staying with Susan, visiting historical sites, laying out on the beach, and learning to cook dinner as I would have if I were eating at a seafood restaurant every night and staying at the Ritz Carlton. I feel like I have enjoyed the true experience of living like a local, and believe me, even going to the grocery store is fun if you’re going to a grocery store at the beach.
But anyways, I wanted to elaborate more on inexpensive things to do in the area! So, to all you island hoppers, here are a few islands you can visit without breaking the bank.
St. Simons, GA is home of Fort Frederica, a historical site that was founded by Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe to defend British Colony Georgia from Spanish attack. Now, I can’t lie and say I am a total history buff. I have too bad of a memory for that. But, I can say that history buff or not, this is one of the coolest places I have ever visited! Ruins from the town remained and among some were items they had found on display. And, yes, one of the items was a wig curler! How cool is that?!
A butterfly was flying by as I snapped this shot!
The Fort stood tall at the edge of the beautiful marshland, along with an original cannon retrieved from the water. Sometimes you caught yourself wondering what the trees rooted into the history of the grounds would say if they could talk. We walked along, carrying a map of what the town was believed to have looked like, and along the way we saw a few deer!
After leaving St. Simons, we drove across the bridge into Brunswick to see the Lover’s Oak, a tree that has been estimated to be 900 years old. This tree is in the middle of the road in the middle of nowhere, but totally worth the photo opp!
The total cost of visting Fort Frederica and Lover’s Oak was a nice $0.
To enter Jekyll Island, there is a $6 fee. Once you are on the island, there are plenty of inexpensive things to explore, however! Our first stop was Driftwood Beach. Driftwood Beach isn’t marked, but the amount of cars parked along its entrance is a good indicator of where it’s at.
After that, we drove to the Horton House ruins and cemetery grounds. It’s former resident, Major William Horton, was a military aide to General Oglethorpe from Fort Frederica. This building, as well as many others from this era, was constructed from tabby.
After the Horton House, we visited the Georgia Sea Turtle Center for $9. At the Center, rescued sea turtles are able to be viewed while they go through rehabilitation before release. There are also fun learning activities about precautions you can take to prevent endangering marine life! For more info on how to save the turtles, click here.
Finally, we drove by the island’s country club and it was everything you’d imagine it to be… complete with folks dressed in all white playing croquet on the lawn. The building was like a castle out of a dream. It even had a “Princess Tower” (as I like to call it) overlooking the marsh!
The total cost of Jeckyll Island was $15.
Amelia Island has been my home for the past few weeks, and will be for a few more days, too. I feel like I’ve learned a thing or two about budgeting myself while I’m here.
For free, you can spend time on the beach, download an app that will lead you on a historical homes tour in downtown Fernandina Beach, ride a bike along the coast, take a picture in front of the Pippi Longstocking house, hike Egans Creek, walk downtown as the sun sets on the river, or participate in a free local event (Art Walk and Sounds on Centre are my favorites)!
For less than $12, you can explore the historical grounds of Ft. Clinch, enjoy some candy at Fantastic Fudge, and snack on some of the island’s best fried shrimp at Timoti’s.
The first time I visited Amelia Island, we rode a boat out to Cumberland Island and I fell in love. I am dying to go back! We swam along the secluded shores as wild horses roamed behind us.
Also, fun fact: Cumberland Island is also home to the chapel where JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy were wed!
Have you visited any of these islands before? If so, what am I leaving out? Leave a comment below about your favorite inexpensive thing to do on vacation!

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This morning I went out the door and walked a half mile to Main Beach in order to board the Island Hopper ( a shuttle to popular destinations around Amelia Island ) . I arrived at 11:10 , which was perfect because the shuttle was boarding at 11:15 . I waited , and waited , and waited … and finally called the Nassau County transportation services .
 “ Yeah , I was supposed to be picked up here at Main Beach about ten minutes ago and I was just wondering if I had the wrong time ? ” I asked .
 At this point I was hot . I was frustrated . I was tired . “ I ’m at the Main Beach sign where it also says Main Beach Island Hopper Bus Stop . I just assumed this is where I ’m supposed to be , right ? ” Wrong .
 The phone operator told me the guy driving the bus had stopped there on time , but had stopped about 50 feet down the road and would n’t be back for about an hour . “ Okay , thanks . I ’ll just walk , ” I said . And so I began my two mile walk in my Old Navy flip flops into town in a heat index of 103 ° .
 And as frustrated as I was , I realized that ’s how most of this trip had been for me so far . I had hit a few forks in the road and decided if a wanted to go right or left and then just hoped that everything worked itself out from there . Even travelling to Fernandina Beach from Fort Walton was an impulse decision I did n’t make until the night before . My mom says I ’m a procrastinator , but I prefer to say I ’m spontaneous .
 Even though I did n’t get to hitch a ride from the Island Hopper today , I guess you could say I ’ve done my fair share of island hopping lately . One day Susan and I woke up and decided to drive to a few barrier islands along the East Coast . The best part is that during this adventure — aside from food — I spent less than $ 15 !
 When you ’re travelling on a budget , you choose what you splurge on … or if you splurge on anything at all . I have had just as much fun ( if not more ) staying with Susan , visiting historical sites , laying out on the beach , and learning to cook dinner as I would have if I were eating at a seafood restaurant every night and staying at the Ritz Carlton . I feel like I have enjoyed the true experience of living like a local , and believe me , even going to the grocery store is fun if you ’re going to a grocery store at the beach .
 But anyways , I wanted to elaborate more on inexpensive things to do in the area ! So , to all you island hoppers , here are a few islands you can visit without breaking the bank .
 St. Simons , GA is home of Fort Frederica , a historical site that was founded by Gen. James Edward Oglethorpe to defend British Colony Georgia from Spanish attack . Now , I ca n’t lie and say I am a total history buff . I have too bad of a memory for that . But , I can say that history buff or not , this is one of the coolest places I have ever visited ! Ruins from the town remained and among some were items they had found on display . And , yes , one of the items was a wig curler ! How cool is that ? !
 A butterfly was flying by as I snapped this shot !
 The Fort stood tall at the edge of the beautiful marshland , along with an original cannon retrieved from the water . Sometimes you caught yourself wondering what the trees rooted into the history of the grounds would say if they could talk . We walked along , carrying a map of what the town was believed to have looked like , and along the way we saw a few deer !
 After leaving St. Simons , we drove across the bridge into Brunswick to see the Lover ’s Oak , a tree that has been estimated to be 900 years old . This tree is in the middle of the road in the middle of nowhere , but totally worth the photo opp !
 The total cost of visting Fort Frederica and Lover ’s Oak was a nice $ 0 .
 To enter Jekyll Island , there is a $ 6 fee . Once you are on the island , there are plenty of inexpensive things to explore , however ! Our first stop was Driftwood Beach . Driftwood Beach is n’t marked , but the amount of cars parked along its entrance is a good indicator of where it ’s at .
 After that , we drove to the Horton House ruins and cemetery grounds . It ’s former resident , Major William Horton , was a military aide to General Oglethorpe from Fort Frederica . This building , as well as many others from this era , was constructed from tabby .
 After the Horton House , we visited the Georgia Sea Turtle Center for $ 9 . At the Center , rescued sea turtles are able to be viewed while they go through rehabilitation before release . There are also fun learning activities about precautions you can take to prevent endangering marine life ! For more info on how to save the turtles , click here .
 Finally , we drove by the island ’s country club and it was everything you ’d imagine it to be … complete with folks dressed in all white playing croquet on the lawn . The building was like a castle out of a dream . It even had a “ Princess Tower ” ( as I like to call it ) overlooking the marsh !
 The total cost of Jeckyll Island was $ 15 .
 Amelia Island has been my home for the past few weeks , and will be for a few more days , too . I feel like I ’ve learned a thing or two about budgeting myself while I ’m here .
 For free , you can spend time on the beach , download an app that will lead you on a historical homes tour in downtown Fernandina Beach , ride a bike along the coast , take a picture in front of the Pippi Longstocking house , hike Egans Creek , walk downtown as the sun sets on the river , or participate in a free local event ( Art Walk and Sounds on Centre are my favorites ) !
 For less than $ 12 , you can explore the historical grounds of Ft . Clinch , enjoy some candy at Fantastic Fudge , and snack on some of the island ’s best fried shrimp at Timoti ’s .
 The first time I visited Amelia Island , we rode a boat out to Cumberland Island and I fell in love . I am dying to go back ! We swam along the secluded shores as wild horses roamed behind us .
 Also , fun fact : Cumberland Island is also home to the chapel where JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette Kennedy were we d !
 Have you visited any of these islands before ? If so , what am I leaving out ? Leave a comment below about your favorite inexpensive thing to do on vacation !


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Noble Prize winner Baruch Blumberg will present the 2009 Saxon Graham lecture on April 16.
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Baruch S. Blumberg, M.D., Ph.D., winner of the 1976 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovery of the hepatitis B virus (HBV), will present a talk on "The Adventure of Science and Discovery," April 16 at 5 p.m. in Butler Auditorium in Farber Hall on the University at Buffalo's South (Main Street) Campus.
Blumberg has had a major impact on worldwide public health throughout his career. He and his colleagues were responsible for developing the HBV vaccine, which has decreased HBV infection dramatically along with the incidence of liver cancer that can be caused by HBV.
The virus is an important cause of disease and death in many populous nations, especially Asia and Africa. The vaccine and the diagnostic tests that followed the discovery of the virus have saved millions of lives.
Blumberg is a professor of medicine and anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and Distinguished Scientist at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia. More recently, he has been involved in research at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, where he is director of the NASA Astrobiology Institute. The institute concentrates on studying the origin, evolution, distribution and future of life in the universe.
Blumberg will discuss both his work with HBV and his work on astrobiology during his lecture.
Among his many affiliations, Blumberg is a member of the National Academy of Sciences, the American Philosophical Society and the National Inventors Hall of Fame.
Sponsored by the UB Department of Social and Preventive Medicine (SPM), the lecture is part of the Saxon Graham Lectureship series.
An accomplished epidemiologist, Graham chaired the Department of Social and Preventive Medicine from 1981 to 1991. He is known for his important contributions to the understanding of the impact of diet on cancer, many of which were based on studying dietary habits of Western New Yorkers.
The department, an integral component of UB's School of Public Health and Health Professions, continues Graham's legacy of using epidemiologic tools in research studies to understand to the causes and prevention of diseases in human populations, especially in the Western New York community.

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Noble Prize winner Baruch Blumberg will present the 2009 Saxon Graham lecture on April 16 .
 BUFFALO , N.Y. -- Baruch S. Blumberg , M.D. , Ph.D. , winner of the 1976 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovery of the hepatitis B virus ( HBV ) , will present a talk on " The Adventure of Science and Discovery , " April 16 at 5 p.m. in Butler Auditorium in Farber Hall on the University at Buffalo 's South ( Main Street ) Campus .
 Blumberg has had a major impact on worldwide public health throughout his career . He and his colleagues were responsible for developing the HBV vaccine , which has decreased HBV infection dramatically along with the incidence of liver cancer that can be caused by HBV .
 The virus is an important cause of disease and death in many populous nations , especially Asia and Africa . The vaccine and the diagnostic tests that followed the discovery of the virus have saved millions of lives .
 Blumberg is a professor of medicine and anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania and Distinguished Scientist at the Fox Chase Cancer Center in Philadelphia . More recently , he has been involved in research at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration , where he is director of the NASA Astrobiology Institute . The institute concentrates on studying the origin , evolution , distribution and future of life in the universe .
 Blumberg will discuss both his work with HBV and his work on astrobiology during his lecture .
 Among his many affiliations , Blumberg is a member of the National Academy of Sciences , the American Philosophical Society and the National Inventors Hall of Fame .
 Sponsored by the UB Department of Social and Preventive Medicine ( SPM ) , the lecture is part of the Saxon Graham Lectureship series .
 An accomplished epidemiologist , Graham chaired the Department of Social and Preventive Medicine from 1981 to 1991 . He is known for his important contributions to the understanding of the impact of diet on cancer , many of which were based on studying dietary habits of Western New Yorkers .
 The department , an integral component of UB 's School of Public Health and Health Professions , continues Graham 's legacy of using epidemiologic tools in research studies to understand to the causes and prevention of diseases in human populations , especially in the Western New York community .


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Royal Bank of Canada has agreed to issue EUR 500,000,000 Floating Rate Senior Notes due January 2021, Series 43148 (the "Notes") pursuant to its Programme for the Issuance of Securities (the "Programme").
The following document constitutes the final terms dated January 23, 2019 (the "Final Terms") relating to the admission to trading of the Notes for purpose of Article 5.4 of Directive 2003/71/EC and must be read in conjunction with the Prospectus dated September 24, 2018, as supplemented by the 1st Supplementary Notes Base Prospectus dated December 19, 2018 and relating to the Programme (together, the "Prospectus"). Full information on Royal Bank of Canada and the offer of the Notes is only available on the basis of the combination of the Final Terms and the Prospectus.
Please note that the information contained in the Prospectus and the Final Terms, may be addressed to and/or targeted at persons who are residents of particular countries (specified in the Prospectus) only and is not intended for use and should not be relied upon by any person outside these countries and/or to whom the offer contained in the Final Terms is not addressed. Prior to relying on the information contained in the Final Terms you must ascertain from the Prospectus, as supplemented by these Final Terms, whether or not you are part of the intended addressees of the information contained therein.
The Notes have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "Securities Act") and are subject to US tax law requirements. Subject to certain exceptions, the Notes may not be offered, sold or delivered in or into the United States or to or for the account or benefit of US persons (as defined in Regulation S under the Securities Act). No public offering of the Notes is being made in the United States.
MiFID II professionals / ECPs-only / No PRIIPs KID - Manufacturer target market (MiFID II product governance) is eligible counterparties and professional clients only (all distribution channels). No PRIIPs key information document (KID) has been prepared as not available to retail in EEA.

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Royal Bank of Canada has agreed to issue EUR 500,000,000 Floating Rate Senior Notes due January 2021 , Series 43148 ( the " Notes " ) pursuant to its Programme for the Issuance of Securities ( the " Programme " ) .
 The following document constitutes the final terms dated January 23 , 2019 ( the " Final Terms " ) relating to the admission to trading of the Notes for purpose of Article 5.4 of Directive 2003/71 / EC and must be read in conjunction with the Prospectus dated September 24 , 2018 , as supplemented by the 1st Supplementary Notes Base Prospectus dated December 19 , 2018 and relating to the Programme ( together , the " Prospectus " ) . Full information on Royal Bank of Canada and the offer of the Notes is only available on the basis of the combination of the Final Terms and the Prospectus .
 Please note that the information contained in the Prospectus and the Final Terms , may be addressed to and/or targeted at persons who are residents of particular countries ( specified in the Prospectus ) only and is not intended for use and should not be relied upon by any person outside these countries and/or to whom the offer contained in the Final Terms is not addressed . Prior to relying on the information contained in the Final Terms you must ascertain from the Prospectus , as supplemented by these Final Terms , whether or not you are part of the intended addressees of the information contained therein .
 The Notes have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 , as amended ( the " Securities Act " ) and are subject to US tax law requirements . Subject to certain exceptions , the Notes may not be offered , sold or delivered in or into the United States or to or for the account or benefit of US persons ( as defined in Regulation S under the Securities Act ) . No public offering of the Notes is being made in the United States .
 MiFID II professionals / ECPs - only / No PRIIPs KID - Manufacturer target market ( MiFID II product governance ) is eligible counterparties and professional clients only ( all distribution channels ) . No PRIIPs key information document ( KID ) has been prepared as not available to retail in EEA .


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Keep your company operating smoothly when you choose American Reeling Devices , Inc. for hose and cable reels for any application . We manufacture high - quality hose and cable reels , and build custom reels to your specifications .
 Get the equipment you need for your company from American Reeling Devices , Inc. , a quality reel manufacturer in Dayton , Nevada . We have the most heavy - duty reels in the industry , and offer our services worldwide .
 With more than 50 years of service , we offer industrial reels that are quality built and heavy - duty . You 'll receive great service with a better product . We try to produce our reels as soon as possible , so if you need a specific part , we strive to get it out the same day or the next day .
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The summer months mean lots of barbecues and time spent outside. What it also means is a lot of wear and tear on your deck.
This summer, consider updating the stain on your deck with these tips on how to prepare for deck stain and apply the stain correctly.
Before you can begin staining your deck, it’s important to thoroughly remove all debris and leaves so you have an even application. Start by removing all furniture, grills and other materials from your deck. Then, sweep the debris away with a broom, taking care to clean out the corners and crevices near the side of your home.
From there, clean the deck even further by scrubbing away any residue that is stuck to the deck. A deck cleaner will help remove dirt, nail stains, algae and mildew. If your deck isn’t brand new, you should use a cleaner before staining. One of the most common reasons deck stains or sealers fail is because of a lack of preparation. It’s important to not skimp on this step! Use a paint roller with an extension handle, a garden sprayer or a stiff-bristled push broom to apply the cleaner to the entire deck. Don’t let the cleaner puddle in any area, and scrub the areas that have heavy residue.
Tip: Some cleaners require the surface to be damp before applying, while others require the surface to be dry. Make sure you read the product label and instructions thoroughly before beginning! We recommend using a TSP (tri-sodium phosphate) cleaner!
Allow the cleaner to soak into the wood, which should take roughly 10 minutes. Then, rinse the deck thoroughly with a hose or pressure washer. Then, allow the deck to dry for at least 72 hours before applying the stain.
Tip: Wear safety goggles, a long-sleeved shirt and long pants when applying cleaner and stain. Don’t wear sandals or open-toed shoes.
When applying a deck stain, always start by reading the manufacturer’s directions. Drying times differ based on factors like temperature, humidity and light access.
Tip: Don’t apply a deck stain in direct sun. The finish will dry too quickly and won’t absorb into the wood.
Before you begin, check the weather to find at least 72 hours of dry weather with temperatures between 50°F and 90°F.
Sweep the deck one more time and ensure no debris or residue has formed over the last two days. Make sure the deck is completely dry before beginning. It’s important to also protect your home and plants prior to beginning your staining project. Wet any surrounding plants and shrubs, and cover them with plastic sheeting to protect them. Additionally, cover your siding with plastic or paper.
Once you’re ready to begin staining, thoroughly stir the stain with a paint stirrer. Avoid shaking the stain as it will cause bubbles to form in the finish. Next, apply a thin, even coat of stain over a two to three-board section with a paint roller with an extension handle, or a sprayer if you feel comfortable using a sprayer. Two thin coats are better than one thick coat that doesn’t apply properly.
Tip: Don’t allow the stain to puddle up. To combat puddling, have an extra person come in behind you and spread puddles with a large deck brush, which helps the stain penetrate the wood. We call this process back brushing.
Repeat the process until the entire deck is covered. Use a paint brush to apply the stain on the deck railings, steps and corners.
A second coat of stain will only be needed if the manufacturer instructions strictly state it.
Finally, rinse the plastic covering the plants with a hose and remove it. Then, allow the deck to completely dry before adding the furniture and other materials back to your deck.
At James T. Davis, we’re always here to help. For resources on staining your deck, or to shop our collection of stain, get in touch with us today.

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The summer months mean lots of barbecues and time spent outside . What it also means is a lot of wear and tear on your deck .
 This summer , consider updating the stain on your deck with these tips on how to prepare for deck stain and apply the stain correctly .
 Before you can begin staining your deck , it ’s important to thoroughly remove all debris and leaves so you have an even application . Start by removing all furniture , grills and other materials from your deck . Then , sweep the debris away with a broom , taking care to clean out the corners and crevices near the side of your home .
 From there , clean the deck even further by scrubbing away any residue that is stuck to the deck . A deck cleaner will help remove dirt , nail stains , algae and mildew . If your deck is n’t brand new , you should use a cleaner before staining . One of the most common reasons deck stains or sealers fail is because of a lack of preparation . It ’s important to not skimp on this step ! Use a paint roller with an extension handle , a garden sprayer or a stiff - bristled push broom to apply the cleaner to the entire deck . Do n’t let the cleaner puddle in any area , and scrub the areas that have heavy residue .
 Tip : Some cleaners require the surface to be damp before applying , while others require the surface to be dry . Make sure you read the product label and instructions thoroughly before beginning ! We recommend using a TSP ( tri - sodium phosphate ) cleaner !
 Allow the cleaner to soak into the wood , which should take roughly 10 minutes . Then , rinse the deck thoroughly with a hose or pressure washer . Then , allow the deck to dry for at least 72 hours before applying the stain .
 Tip : Wear safety goggles , a long - sleeved shirt and long pants when applying cleaner and stain . Do n’t wear sandals or open - toed shoes .
 When applying a deck stain , always start by reading the manufacturer ’s directions . Drying times differ based on factors like temperature , humidity and light access .
 Tip : Do n’t apply a deck stain in direct sun . The finish will dry too quickly and wo n’t absorb into the wood .
 Before you begin , check the weather to find at least 72 hours of dry weather with temperatures between 50 ° F and 90 ° F .
 Sweep the deck one more time and ensure no debris or residue has formed over the last two days . Make sure the deck is completely dry before beginning . It ’s important to also protect your home and plants prior to beginning your staining project . Wet any surrounding plants and shrubs , and cover them with plastic sheeting to protect them . Additionally , cover your siding with plastic or paper .
 Once you ’re ready to begin staining , thoroughly stir the stain with a paint stirrer . Avoid shaking the stain as it will cause bubbles to form in the finish . Next , apply a thin , even coat of stain over a two to three - board section with a paint roller with an extension handle , or a sprayer if you feel comfortable using a sprayer . Two thin coats are better than one thick coat that does n’t apply properly .
 Tip : Do n’t allow the stain to puddle up . To combat puddling , have an extra person come in behind you and spread puddles with a large deck brush , which helps the stain penetrate the wood . We call this process back brushing .
 Repeat the process until the entire deck is covered . Use a paint brush to apply the stain on the deck railings , steps and corners .
 A second coat of stain will only be needed if the manufacturer instructions strictly state it .
 Finally , rinse the plastic covering the plants with a hose and remove it . Then , allow the deck to completely dry before adding the furniture and other materials back to your deck .
 At James T. Davis , we ’re always here to help . For resources on staining your deck , or to shop our collection of stain , get in touch with us today .


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HE WALKS THIS WAY AGAIN is the story of George (Jørgen) Larsen’s life as an immigrant in the United States from 1904 to 1959. Though a carpenter of modest means, he was known as a knowledgeable and colorful personality in Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Illinois in the first half of the twentieth century. He also served as a sergeant in first World War in France.
Most of his story was recorded in the little journals he constantly carried, writing first in Danish and then English as he learned the new language. He related the importance of the railroad, horse & buggy, mail, building details, and silent movies. In other words, everything he saw, experienced and read.
Betty Larsen Andrew wrote her father’s biography to keep our family’s story alive for future generations.
Betty enjoys a snack and listens to the birds with her father. Her mother Matilda Hein Larsen is in background in Loves Park, IL.
Copies available for $10.00 plus shipping and handling.
Biography of Betty Larsen Andrew.
Pedersen, Lisbeth andMads Findal Andreasen. The Escape to America. Kalundborg Regional Museum, Denmark. Translated into English by Jesper Wind. The story of fellow Danish immigrants who probably knew George, August and Ane Rasmussen in Greenville, Michigan .
Pedersen, Lisbeth. Wanderlust and Homesickness. Kalundborg Museum, 2004. Translation by Freddy Volmer Hansen of Pedersen, L.: ”Udlængsel og hjemve – en dansk tømrersvends erfaringer som indvandrer i USA i begyndelsen af 1900-tallet”, in Fra Holbæk Amt 2004 (Vejlø Print, Kalundborg, Denmark, ISBN 87-87575-27-2).

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HE WALKS THIS WAY AGAIN is the story of George ( Jørgen ) Larsen ’s life as an immigrant in the United States from 1904 to 1959 . Though a carpenter of modest means , he was known as a knowledgeable and colorful personality in Michigan , Iowa , Wisconsin , and Illinois in the first half of the twentieth century . He also served as a sergeant in first World War in France .
 Most of his story was recorded in the little journals he constantly carried , writing first in Danish and then English as he learned the new language . He related the importance of the railroad , horse & buggy , mail , building details , and silent movies . In other words , everything he saw , experienced and read .
 Betty Larsen Andrew wrote her father ’s biography to keep our family ’s story alive for future generations .
 Betty enjoys a snack and listens to the birds with her father . Her mother Matilda Hein Larsen is in background in Loves Park , IL .
 Copies available for $ 10.00 plus shipping and handling .
 Biography of Betty Larsen Andrew .
 Pedersen , Lisbeth andMads Findal Andreasen . The Escape to America . Kalundborg Regional Museum , Denmark . Translated into English by Jesper Wind . The story of fellow Danish immigrants who probably knew George , August and Ane Rasmussen in Greenville , Michigan .
 Pedersen , Lisbeth . Wanderlust and Homesickness . Kalundborg Museum , 2004 . Translation by Freddy Volmer Hansen of Pedersen , L. : ” Udlængsel og hjemve – en dansk tømrersvends erfaringer som indvandrer i USA i begyndelsen af 1900 - tallet ” , in Fra Holbæk Amt 2004 ( Vejlø Print , Kalundborg , Denmark , ISBN 87 - 87575 - 27 - 2 ) .


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Download your own copy of The Good Shepherd listening CD. With all eight songs available as MP3 files, you can easily burn them to a disc or save them to your phone or MP3 player.
This purchase allows for only one simultaneous copy of the listening version of all eight songs from The Good Shepherd.
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Once you purchase The Good Shepherd musical, you may also purchase listening CD licenses for only $1.00 each.

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 Download your own copy of The Good Shepherd listening CD . With all eight songs available as MP3 files , you can easily burn them to a disc or save them to your phone or MP3 player .
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 Once you purchase The Good Shepherd musical , you may also purchase listening CD licenses for only $ 1.00 each .


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You are viewing a THE LITTLE GOALIE Hat it is crocheted using soft yarn .
 This hat is perfect for any little one . It is pictured in white and black . They are made with soft yarn to be comfortable for any precious little one .


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Second floor beachfront condo on Half Moon Bay, Akumal for sale. Two bedrooms, two baths with unobstructed ocean view from the front balcony. Fully furnished and beautifully decorated in cheerful Caribbean colors. Relax in the hammock or go down to the private pool with beach palapas and huge grill.
On site management takes care of your guests. Plenty of restuarants and shopping within walking distance.
Enjoy snorkling in the bay watching sea turtles, rays and schools of fish without a worry. No jet ski's allowed in bay.
This condo was featured on HGTV's Beachfront Bargain Hunt and the couple chose Lol Kanaab #5 for their Caribbean getaway.

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Second floor beachfront condo on Half Moon Bay , Akumal for sale . Two bedrooms , two baths with unobstructed ocean view from the front balcony . Fully furnished and beautifully decorated in cheerful Caribbean colors . Relax in the hammock or go down to the private pool with beach palapas and huge grill .
 On site management takes care of your guests . Plenty of restuarants and shopping within walking distance .
 Enjoy snorkling in the bay watching sea turtles , rays and schools of fish without a worry . No jet ski 's allowed in bay .
 This condo was featured on HGTV 's Beachfront Bargain Hunt and the couple chose Lol Kanaab # 5 for their Caribbean getaway .