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Pedagogy As Elaine Biech, author of Training for Dummies (2005) points out, pedagogy is a traditional style of teaching based on a didactic model, or lecturing. Generally, this model is content-centred and instructor-led. Pedagogy literally means the art…
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Posted 2006 and we still need to be raising many of these points. Thoughts/comments?
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recycling - How to reuse old engine oil? - Lifehacks Stack Exchange
I frequently change the oil in my own vehicle.
However, I have a lot of waste oil I am storing that has built up over time. How can I use this waste oil for my personal benefit?
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If you have some wood outside that needs some protection, old motor oil is cheap alternative for store bought wood preservers. I am not any kind of wood working professional so check other sources about this.
I have a small wooden fence protected with old motor oil in my backyard and it holds great.
Here is a video of someone using this technique.
Be very careful not to spill the oil off the wood into the ground. Motor oil is not meant to stick to wood and is very bad for the environment. – Willeke Nov 27 '18 at 10:54
Of course, use any kind of protection when painting to prevent leakage. If you don't put too much, wood will soak it in and won't leak. – Matt Nov 27 '18 at 11:46
It is possible you don't need to change the engine oil as often. For some reason, many Americans think they need to change the oil every 3000 miles when the manufacturer's recommendation is more like 15000 miles. So the first step to reducing waste is to check what the manufacturer recommends.
Many modern cars have a function in the engine management system that tracks the state of the oil and indicates when you need to change it. Depending on your driving habits, this can extend the life of the oil even further.
I don't recommend reusing the oil in another vehicle. The whole reason to replace the oil is that oil degrades over time. It becomes contaminated with not just metal particles (which you could filter out) but you can also get water, petrol and/or coolant in the oil.
Although a car has a lot of engine oil and it's not possible to use it all, some amount of it can prove to be useful. You can use the old oil for oiling/lubricating household machinery. For example, it can be used in sewing machine, in fan motor of room cooler and room heater. By putting oil on jammed screw and nut bolts, we can easily open them.
Apart from this if you have an old vehicle in which you do not want to spend a lot of money buying new engine oil, just filter this old engine oil using a fine cloth and use it.
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Use it to paint the underside of your car to prevent rust. Offer it to neighbors to do the same. Start a little business offering to paint & somewhat rustproof the underside of cars. Finally, if nothing else uses it up, bring it to a recycling center.

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Lecture Notes on Immunology Paperback – February 1, 1991
by W.G. Reeves (Author), Ian Todd (Author)
This volume provides a concise view of immunology covering the full range of fundamental and pathological aspects of the subject. It is designed as revision aid for short courses. It presents the central issues of immunology recent advances in the subject such as the 3-D structure of an HLA molecule. This book is intended for undergraduate and postgraduate students in general, clinical, dental and veterinary medicine.
"A thoroughly comprehensive basic text in immunology, this book makes a singularly dull subject seem rather interesting." Sphincter - Liverpool medical school gazette --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Publisher: Blackwell Science Ltd; 2nd edition edition (February 1, 1991)
ISBN-10: 0632030852
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Secret language (Book, 2010) [WorldCat.org]
http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/465364155
Author: Barry J Blake
ISBN/ISSN: 9780199579280 0199579288
OCLC:465364155
9780199579280 0199579288
465364155
Subtitle on dust jacket: Codes, tricks, spies, thieves, and symbols.
xi, 328 p. : ill. ; 21 cm.
On being mysterious --
From anagrams to cryptic crosswords : Anagrams ; Palindromes ; Semordnilaps ; Acronyms and acrostics ; Word squares ; Lipograms and univocalics ; Cryptic crosswords --
Talking in riddles : Riddles ; The rebus ; The charade ; Equivocation and prevarication ; Riddles for the reader --
Ciphers and codes : Steganography ; Substitution ciphers ; Transposition ; Codes ; Towards a random key ; One-time pad ; Secret communication in the computer age ; Final word ; Ciphers to solve --
Biblical secrets : Kabbalah ; Anagrams ; Ciphers ; Notarikon ; Gematria ; Onomancy --
Words of power : Beliefs about language ; Letters and symbols ; Magic words and formulas ; Texts of power ; Iconicity --
Words to avoid : Names of humans ; In-laws ; Other avoidance --
Jargon, slang, argot, and 'secret' languages' : Jargon ; Slang ; Argots and 'secret languages' --
The everyday oblique : Politeness and the like ; Deliberate obscurity ; Humour ; Euphemism ; Abusive language ; Speaking in opposites ; Oxymora and other contradictions --
Elusive allusions : Literary allusions ; Allusive names ; Parody and satire ; Allusive brainteasers --
Publisher Synopsis 'Secret Language' will delight anyone willing to while away a lazy afternoon, crossword in hand. Kerstin Hoge, Times Literary Supplement An enthralling survey. Jonathan Sale, The Independent What we have here is a wonderful weekend read. The Times A serious wolf of a book about linguistics wrapped in the sheep's clothing of frisky pleasure in the originality and versatility of words. The Times The subtitle is both accurate and cryptic, and provides only a hint of just how intriguing and diverting a book this isPart of the fascination of the book comes from noticing how often these modes of concealment resemble one another, or bleed togetherIt is good to have a book that gives you something to ponder without being ponderous itself. And it can be recommended in particular to anyone disposed to find language itself, as such, a source of pleasure. Scott McLemee, writing in nside Higher Education
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~Framboise Manor~: March 2013
i did this project a couple of months ago - good winter project! helga: this is grand river, on the way to st peter's
our bathroom is halfway between the old cottage and the new cottage (Framboise Manor is about 700 square feet, but made up of a tiny cottage with another tiny cottage tacked on)... the back half of the bathroom "sticks out" into the basement....
there is no "bottom up" support - it just hangs there and, yes, the back part of the bathroom is sagging downwards... you can see our current cold store - those are potatoes in the cardboard boxes with towels over them. the basement is about 3 deg C - perfect for cold storage... the arrangement leaves a bit to be desired..
so, 2 mints in one - i bought these slabs for support in the basement a while ago - this is the first step the next step is to buttress these railway ties that hold up the whole floor in the older cottage on a couple of phone poles... it works, but help is needed, just not today...
i cleared out all the stuff in the cold storage area you can see the uneven crawl space - a nightmare to insulate and get under...
vapor barrier and pipes and wires... and spiders ;-)) along the NE wall is wiring for the hot tub and the heater in the bathroom... plus boards that were used to pour the foundation that were never removed - a real moisture and rot magnet - they have to go pronto!!
SPECIAL ADDED BONUS!!!!! there is concrete that never set and seeped out where the boards were - foundation alert!! another looksee..
NEVER let this happen to you - rotten boards out!! well, i'll use a couple for the cold store - the dry bits anyway.. emergency repair - i filled in the gap with rocks and gravel..
- and then buttressed it with more gravel - it hasn't collapsed yet and this will keep it from doing so until i can fix it properly...it the foundation starts to sag now, it will bite down on stone instead of air.
there is a lot of extra gravel - i need it for the basement steps so out it goes!!! special added bonus #2 - i did more work on the steps into the basement!!! back to the cold storage - i cut out a square area in the crawl space
and lined it with gravel!! stay tuned for part 2 - night everyone!
and cheers as always!
(Edited by Rip Van Winkle (also known as kymber) - jeez louise - has it really been a month since i posted anything?!?!?! i think it has just been a long, long march and i have just been waiting to get my seeds started. jambaloney built us a new seed starting tray as we haven't been able to get the greenhouse built yet. we'll still be on schedule...especially once the greenhouse is built! i can't wait for the rest of the snow to melt - it's been a tiny bit depressing this last few weeks. but spring is coming - i can smell it!!!! i'll do a post in the next day or two....ya know, the usual sky pics for Helga and the girls and food pics and cat pics for Winston and of course....seed pics!!!!! xox to all of you!)
hey helga - here is another sky pic for you!!!
here is the final tool post... this is what the mitre box for the saw in the first post looked like before vinegar..
it was pretty rusty and one of the pistons for the saw was rusted in place ..
here it is after the first vinager bath.. pretty ugly and dripping rust flakes... as i planned on putting it back in the bath, i took it outside for cleaning #1... snow is an excellent abrasive ;-)
look at the rust!!!
i had to get that stuck piston out without damage... the mitre box is useless without it - so using a blow torch...
wd-40 and a bolt to hammer it out - mission accomplished!!!
after another vinager bath, some progress is being made!! and the bolts were loose enough that i could remove the plates.. to soak separately a third time...
back in they go with the last of the tools...
a hand auger and bits, a punch, crimper, chisel...
here are the plates all clean and oiled...
and the last of the tools!!!
i cleaned the frame for the mitre box, but i haven't haven't put it back together yet. i plan on a post about sharpening saws and will include a pic of the final product then.
the sun sets on the hand tool restoration posts, hope you enjoyed!!

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Snippets: Simple feminine birthday cards
I'm back with another bunch of birthday cards to share. Today's cards are clean and simple with a feminine touch.
Stamps: Layers of Gratitude (February 2015 Paper Pumpkin kit)
Paper: Very Vanilla, Pear Pizzazz card stock
Ink: pear Pizzazz, Pool Party, Calypso Coral, Basic Gray
Accessories: Corner rounder, rhinestones, linen thread, Wink of Stella clear glitter brush pen (ZIG)
The background for this card was made with two stamps, a stripe and a dot. They are photopolymer stamps, so it was easy to position the images for repeated stamping. I placed the stamps next to each other on a clear block and started with Pool Party ink at the top of a 4" x 5-1/4" piece of Very Vanilla card stock. I stamped the stripe and dot toward the left side of the card stock, reapplied the ink and stamped the stripe again on the right side. Then I cleaned the stamps, applied Pear Pizzazz ink and repeated the process, shifting the images so the dot was slightly to the left of the image above. I continued stamping, alternating the three colors of ink, until the whole piece of card stock was filled. I have to say that I didn't measure or plan out the vertical spacing, but it ended up just about perfect.
I wanted to add a subtle sparkle, so I used my Wink of Stella brush pen to paint glitter on the polka dots. To finish the card front, I stamped a sentiment, rounded the corners of the Very Vanilla card stock, and adhered it to a Pear Pizzazz card base. I wrapped linen thread around the card front, tied it in a bow and added a few rhinestones around the sentiment.
Inside the card I stamped "Happy birthday" and a few additional polka dots in Pool Party, Pear Pizzazz, and Calypso Coral.
Accessories: Curly Label punch, rhinestones, silver baker's twine, corner rounder, Wink of Stella clear glitter brush pen (ZIG)
This card (and the following one) are actually white, I promise. I did not choose a good place to take these photos. I thought about not posting them at all, but I really like these two cards. So I hope you'll forgive the bad photos and imagine the pretty white card stock.
This card was so easy to make, but I think it looks really elegant. I stamped the frame image first, near the top of the card. I used the Curly Label punch to punch out the middle of the frame and then stamped "Happy Birthday" inside the card so it is positioned in the center of the framed area. I also stamped three birds on the card front and one inside. I placed three rhinestones on the card front and added a bow of silver baker's twine.
As with the previous card I wanted a little glitter, so I again pulled out my Wink of Stella clear glitter brush pen. For this card I painted the glitter on the crown at the top of the frame and then in the narrow border around the frame.
I love the crisp black and white of this card, but you could easily add a pop of color by using colored twine, ribbon, and/or rhinestones. Or you could stamp the bird images using a different color ink.
Stamps: Springtime Love (Raisin Boat)
Paper: 110-lb white (Recollections), silver glimmer paper
Accessories: Sunny Yellow Pearl Pen (Viva Decor), Simply Scored tool, Itty Bitty Accents punch pack, Glue Dots, silver baker's twine
I used Basic Gray ink on this card, so it's a little softer than black and white. This was another very simple card. I stamped the wreath and sentiment, used a Pearl Pen to add little color accents in the wreath, and used Glue Dots to add a silver punched heart and silver baker's twine bow.
To add a border, I used my Simply Scored tool to score a line on each side 1/4" in from the edge. I prefer scoring from the back of the card stock so the lines are embossed (raised) instead of debossed (indented) on the front, but I often don't think of embossing until I'm almost finished with a card and there are all kinds of things layered on the front so it doesn't lie flat for making score lines. With this card I had already applied the Pearl Pen and was too impatient to wait for it to dry, so I scored from the front of the card.
Stamps: Create a Cupcake, Remembering Your Birthday
Paper: Blushing Bride, Very Vanilla, Baked Brown Sugar card stock
Accessories: Cupcake Builder punch, Circles Collection Framelits dies, Itty Bitty Shapes punch pack, Subtles Candy Dots, 3D Adhesive Dots (ZOTS), sponge
The sentiment inside this card reads "Today calls for something pink with sprinkles on top!" so of course I needed pink cupcakes on the front. I cut out three Very Vanilla circles, sponged them with Baked Brown Sugar ink, and adhered them in a row across the card. I made three cupcakes, added a small flower accent on one of them, and adhered them in the circles. A stamped sentiment finished off this pink and pretty card.
Labels: cards - birthday, cards - clean and simple, cards - feminine
Sapphire-Rose August 4, 2015 at 12:59 AM
Yummm..love the cup cakes! I'm comin' to your place for afternoon tea!


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Cape Cod Makeover: The Big Reveal
Holly's cake may be perfect, but yours is charming. I don't think it turned out NEARLY as badly as you think. Also, it looks delicious. And isn't that really the point?You can call it your 70s inspired cupcake cake.
Well I, personally, love your sweet little cake. However I also love your dramatic retelling of the icing events, so I'm glad you shared. Also I never had the balls to take a decorating class, so you are a rockstar in my book.Also I think the Packers would be very proud of your color choice ;) Go Pack Go!


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Fog City Notes: Bus Report #986
Love the birds taking over the neighborhood story.
They're very busy birds when there aren't many people around. Whew.


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Yahoo News February 19, 2019
Bernie Sanders announced his 2020 campaign with a blistering attack on President Trump.
“You know as well as I do that we are living in a pivotal and dangerous moment in American history,” the Vermont senator wrote in an email to supporters announcing his candidacy. “We are running against a president who is a pathological liar, a fraud, a racist, a sexist, a xenophobe and someone who is undermining American democracy as he leads us in an authoritarian direction.”
Speaking to reporters at the White House, Trump said he believes Sanders “missed his time.”
But Trump also said he likes Sanders on a personal level, and that the two actually agree on certain issues, such as trade.
Trump himself did not initially react to Sanders’s announcement publicly. His campaign’s newly announced national press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, issued a statement that doubled as a critique of the entire Democratic field.
“Bernie Sanders has already won the debate in the Democrat primary, because every candidate is embracing his brand of socialism,” McEnany said. “But the American people will reject an agenda of sky-high tax rates, government-run health care and coddling dictators like those in Venezuela. Only President Trump will keep America free, prosperous and safe.”
But Trump has had plenty to say about Sanders, who lost to Hillary Clinton in the hard-fought 2016 Democratic primary.
On Twitter, Trump has frequently referred to the self-described democratic socialist as “Crazy Bernie.”
“Bernie Sanders is a socialist and he’s trying to soften it by saying a Democrat and a socialist — but he’s really a socialist,” Trump said. “Some people think he’s even worse than that. He’s the next step.”
Trump, though, seemed to relish Sanders’s attacks on Clinton during the primary — specifically, his questioning of her judgment and the assertion in April 2016 that she was not qualified to be president.
Later in the campaign, Trump accused Clinton and the Democratic National Committee of rigging the primary her favor and stealing the nomination from Sanders.
“Hillary Clinton colluded with the Democratic Party in order to beat Crazy Bernie Sanders,” he tweeted in June 2016. “Is she allowed to so collude? Unfair to Bernie!”
At a rally in Las Vegas the same month, Trump, by then the presumptive Republican nominee, urged Sanders to stay in the race.
“Crazy Bernie, he’s crazy as a bed bug, but, you know, he doesn’t quit,” Trump said. “And I think Bernie should continue to go forward, folks. He should fight to the last end.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders reacts to President Trump’s 2019 State of the Union address. (Photo: Jonathan Ernst/Reuters)
Trump suggested Sanders was waiting for the FBI to conclude its investigation into Clinton’s use of a private email server as secretary of state before conceding the race.
“He’s waiting for the FBI to do what everybody thinks they’re going to do,” Trump said. “I think he’s sort of saying, ‘Look, let’s hang in there, because ultimately it’s called the FBI convention, and then we’ll be the only people and we’ll have done something like Trump did. I want to be like Trump.’”
Then in July 2016, Trump repeatedly blasted Sanders for conceding the nomination and endorsing Clinton.
As president, Trump has not targeted Sanders personally. But in his State of the Union address last month, Trump took aim at socialism in general.
And in a live-streamed response to Trump’s speech address, Sanders pushed back against Trump’s remarks.
“Trump said tonight, ’We are born free, and we will stay free,’” Sanders said. “I say to Trump: People are not truly free when they can’t afford health care, prescription drugs, or a place to live. People are not free when they cannot retire with dignity or feed their families.”

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Larue County Register: Kentucky Lawmakers Seek Pension Opt-Out
State Rep. Diane St. Onge, R-Lakeside Park, has introduced a bill which would allow lawmakers to opt out of the state pension system, a move made to set an example for others and help some to make good on promises made during campaigns.
While the new legislators had the integrity and will to follow through on their promises to opt out of the state pension plan, current Kentucky law forbids them from doing so. The bill would prevent anyone elected after July 1 of 2013 from entering the state pension system, while offering a provision for incumbents to remain in the plan if they choose to.
“It sets an example,” St. Onge said. “We can’t be asking other employees of government, whether on the local or state level, to cut back if we’re not willing to. At least you set the groundwork on some moral framework in which to ask someone else to cut back.”
Kentucky currently has a $30 billion pension shortfall, one which is having nothing done at this time to deal with it. The only real answer if for those in the pension system to start paying for more of their benefit, which is far above the private sector. At this time there is no will to do so, but hopefully a bill like this, if passed, would be a step in that direction.


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Now that the HIAS Archives processing project is in the home stretch, we have a chance to sit down, go through our notes, and share some gems we’ve found along the way!
We’ve learned a great many things about the inner-workings of non-profit organizations, such as administrative structures, the best ways to increase membership numbers, the right way to write a business letter, and how re-branding your logo can revitalize everything.
Please enjoy this quick post, which highlights several of the more simple, creative, and unique examples of HIAS’ logos and letterhead evolution from one of their first logos in 1914 to their most recent logo from 2018.
HICEM letterhead, 1945
HSIAS letterhead, 1952
75th Anniversary logo, 1959
HIAS House letterhead, 1965
HIAS letterhead, 1976
HIAS letterhead, 1979
HIAS logo, 2001
HIAS’ current logo (as of 2018)
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In a previous post we wrote about the dedication of the Wilhelm Weinberg Hall of Records at the HIAS headquarters on Lafayette Street, in December 1958.
A press release from 1989, found in Executive Vice-President Karl Zukerman’s files during a survey of files from the 1980s before they were processed, indicates that HIAS sought in 1989 to make amends with Wilhelm Weinberg’s family for having dismantled the Hall of Records when HIAS moved to new headquarters on Park Avenue in 1965.
Rededication of Wilhelm Weinberg Collection, now at YIVO, 1989
YIVO received many of the HIAS files in 1965 when HIAS moved to a new office without room for the voluminous administrative and client files they had accumulated over 40 years on Lafayette Street.
If you read the letter from Ilja Dijour (in the link at the beginning of this post) to James P. Rice written soon after the 1958 dedication, it is clear that in fact the “meticulous evaluation and cataloguing [sic] of records” described in 1989 had been a problem since long before 1958. In fact, according to the excerpt from the 1918 survey (in the same link to the earlier post), even in 1918 the files were disorganized and difficult to access when needed.
Many of the HIAS files that were sent to YIVO throughout the 20th century, including many World War II-era case files, have been microfilmed and cataloged or listed. The files that form the HIAS collection at AJHS will be arranged and accessible at the end of 2018.
We have created a database to many of the post-World War II case files, which will indicate whether a file exists; because of privacy issues physical access to the files depends on parameters set by HIAS. The many thousands of case files that remain physically with HIAS are in need of weeding, rearranging and eventually digitization to create easier access, and HIAS is well aware of the importance of their continuing stewardship of this valuable family history.
It’s a costly project, and after all, records management is not specifically part of the HIAS mission. It is of course not a part of any not-for-profit’s mission. Records that are not legally or fiscally required to be retained become a huge financial burden. We hope in the near future it will be possible to further organize and make accessible the remaining HIAS files, allowing for privacy restrictions as necessary.
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A New Me - Relating to Cancer: Nobody Knows
I am hearing the deep, mournful voice in my head right now.
I think I am having a mini-pity party for myself. I have been feeling super duper stressed about things I need to deal with, and choices that have to be made.
The little I have chosen to speak about with others only shows me they have no clue what I am dealing with. To them, the choices are simple and obvious.
Much of the reaction is what you'd get in "normal" circumstances, and all things being "equal." It really bothers me, as the way the decisions are approached is as if tomorrow will be the same as it is today, or potentially even better. I doubt those speaking see it that way, but that is often how life is lived. We generally do not think or plan for things to get worse.
The way they calculate does not include the stuff I have to consider. It does not include the fact that I am on edge every single day. Right now things are ok-ish, as I am living with my friend. But by living with him, there are things that people assume that just don't work. If I stop living with him, I am screwed, big time. I do not know where I would live, or how I would get by. As it is, my expenses may be increasing, and that is a big concern.
Times like this I can see why people would give up. There is so much stress trying to navigate the basic elements of life right now, and that is on top of having to deal with all the crap that comes dealing with cancer and treatment. If I had to add the part about where the hell would I live, I really am not sure how I would/could handle it. As it is, it is like the shark lurking in the ocean. I have to think about it. I cannot just make decisions for now, as it might cost me considerably later.
I realize as I say this, there will be those who are thinking, "yeah, but..." Whatever you are "yeah, butting" I have probably thought about. It doesn't change how I feel. Not one bit. It is entirely too difficult to explain why I feel as I do, but I try. I come off sounding ridiculous and emotional at times, I am sure. I know this because as I explain the stuff, I realize just how messed up some of it sounds.
On top of everything else, I am having to make decisions with incomplete information. It would be like trying to write on a boat in the middle of a storm. Am I making things difficult, or are they difficult?
If I am fair, maybe both. But if you were truly in my shoes, and had to deal with all the stuff I had to deal with, you'd likely feel incredibly overwhelmed, too. You might not make sense, and not even be sure how to. You might even freeze up because it is just too damn much to deal with. You could act rashly and impulsively, but you might be smart enough to try to take a step back, but that only makes things worse in some way as those things linger over your head.
To others the issues may not appear to be that big of a deal. The problem is they take those issues in isolation. They don't have a huge bucket that is already overflowing with concerns and issues. That seemingly minor issue is a lot bigger when mixed in with everything else. You spill some water, and it is a pain. But when the water is mixed with a bunch of sugar and other stuff, it is a much stickier mess to deal with, and will take more to clean up than just water. And that is content. In terms of quantity, a little splash is a lot different than enough to flood your space.
In dealing with the crap I am dealing with, I am not only dealing with flood level quantities, I am also dealing with a lot of "sticky" stuff. And the fact is no one can really truly understand just how bad it really is at times. They may have some compassion, or even empathy. They may understand a bit, but I have yet to find one single person who truly seems to get it. Part of how I know they don't "get it?" They try to tell me how to fix things, my attitude, or myself.
I don't think anyone can give me any answers, as much as I might wish someone could. There is likely nothing anyone could say that I have not somehow thought of or considered. Information coming from another doesn't magically make it the answer I need. Often, actually, it winds up frustrating me more.
So why do I talk about it, then, if I don't want another's input? Because I need to, I need to express my frustrations. I need to get it out. I don't do it much. I have learned to be pretty discerning. The problem is that there are very few "safe" avenues to get it out. And even the ones I deem "safe enough" aren't the haven I wish they could be.
There are times I truly feel like I am going out of my freaking mind.
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In Pursuit of Reason: The Life of Thomas Jefferson by Noble E Cunningham Jr., Hardcover | Barnes & Noble®
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The authoritative single-volume biography of Thomas Jefferson, perhaps the most significant figure in American history. He was a complex and compelling man: a fervent advocate of democracy who enjoyed the life of a southern aristocrat and owned slaves, a revolutionary who became president, a believer in states' rights who did much to further the power of the
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I was hoping for a synopsis of Jefferson's life. I received an excellent synopsis of Jefferson's life, a vivid picture of what was going on at the time and a clear description of the contributions he made to the formation of the United States at it's establishment and during those first few decades. Jefferson's influence on present day America is evident in the pages of this well-researched biography. I recommend this remarkable book to anyone interested in the beginnings of our nation and how those beginnings have resulted in the subsequent influence we have enjoyed ever since.
The author danced around Jefferson's religious convictions, weakening and fogging up his portrait of the great man. Too bad he didn't opt for more honesty and less pandering.
This is a good one volume biography of Jefferson. Cunningham was a Jefferson scholar at the University of Missouri. He has, according to the biographical blurb in the book, 4 other books about Jefferson or some aspect of his life. The writing isn't what one would expect of a scholar. Not quite breezy, but definitly not a thick academic type of book.
One note: There is only a passing mention of Sally Hemings and the controversy over wether Jefferson fathered any of her children. The copyright on the book is 1987, so it pre-dates the DNA testing done on Jefferson's descendants. ( I believe the DNA tests were done in the mid to late 90's).
All in all a readable book that any fan of early american history would be interested in.

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Should this question be closed and if so, what is the appropriate reason? - The Workplace Meta Stack Exchange
I was looking at this question today and a couple of people have commented that they are voting to close the question for a couple of different reasons, one of which was:
because it is asking for a product recommendation
Agreeing with this, I went to flag the question myself, but couldn't actually find a path through the flagging menu which represented either of the above reasons.
I cannot find any flag option to request this question to be closed which refers to asking for product recommendations. Are questions asking for (workplace related) product recommendations actually off-topic for this site and if so, where is this stated?
The other reason given was:
this isn't a workplace question
which I found a little bit more difficult to understand. I checked the site description on the Tour page:
Now, reading this brief summary, it does sound like this question is off-topic, so if this is the case, what reason should be used when flagging it for closure? I considered "Blatantly off-topic (this question has nothing to do with the workplace)", but is this really the case? The OP is certainly asking a question about the workplace as I understand it, as that's where the product they're looking for would be used. It's not like they're asking "Can someone recommend a soccer ball?", which would seem blatantly off topic and nothing to do with the workplace.
So, is it right that this question should be flagged for closure and if so, under what particular reason?
Do you not have the "Flag > Should be closed > Off-topic > Other" path? That allows you to give a custom reason. There is also a "blatantly off-topic" option in the same menu. Or at least there used to be, I don't see it now but that could be a permissions issue. – Lilienthal♦ Jan 30 '17 at 7:23
Note: In this answer, I am quoting parts of the question and responding to them, so "you" refers to OP of the main question, not of the meta question.
No matter how we spin it, the present version of the question is not suitable for the workplace. If it cannot be closed as asking for product recommendation, I would vote to close it as unclear what you're asking.
I want to get a mat to stand on
Why do you need a mat? What is the problem you are facing in the absence of a mat? Does anyone else in the workplace see this as a problem?
if I had one under my desk i'd have to move it every time I wanted to sit in my chair.
Again, why? Why can't you get a bigger mat over which you can both keep a chair and push it slightly aside when you want to stand?
Are there standing desk mats that wheeled office chairs can roll over or work with?
Yes, there are perhaps, or maybe there are not. If that is your real question, it is clearly off-topic, because we don't do product research.
But clearly, what you are actually asking for is the final sentence:
Until we know what your problem is, we cannot know if there is a solution. In addition to the bigger mat solution I mentioned above, there is another solution that works for me: "Forget the mat, just stand on the floor." Other people perhaps have other "solutions", we cannot know if any of the solutions will work for you, because we don't know your problem.
If the OP clarifies these points, I will vote to reopen it.
Do you really think it's not clear what the OP of the linked question is asking? It's perfectly clear to me, but perhaps I'm reading between the lines. You say "we don't do product research" a where is this stated on the site, or is it just something that's come up before and there is an understanding that questions seeking product recommendations are off topic? Even if the product is definitely workplace related? – 3N1GM4 Dec 30 '16 at 23:05
Because it's already clear to me, so I wasn't aware that it wasn't clear to others and therefore required an edit. I'll give it an edit tomorrow when I get a chance if this will be helpful. – 3N1GM4 Dec 31 '16 at 1:06
I'll be honest, it feels like you're being deliberately obtuse, but I'm new to The Workplace site, so perhaps this is just the vibe here - I'll go ahead and submit an edit suggestion when I can get to a computer today, hopefully it might be acceptable to the community and the OP can get an answer to their question which others in the future might find helpful. – 3N1GM4 Dec 31 '16 at 9:39
ok, sorry if I've offended you somehow, I was just trying to improve my understanding of the rules and conventions of a new SE site I'm interested in contributing to, while perhaps simultaneously helping a question poster get an answer. – 3N1GM4 Dec 31 '16 at 18:07
I gave up on contributing to The Workplace a long time ago, mainly because of members such as yourself, so there's really no point in continuing your petty bump campaign on this thread. – 3N1GM4 Mar 31 '17 at 12:36
Product-recommendation questions aren't automatically off-topic. Further, ergonomics questions are on-topic, and we even have a tag for them. We've had questions about arranging desks in tight spaces, about various computer issues like placing monitors, about shared lighting, about heating and cooling, even about kitchen cleanliness. Further further, the core question here is "how do I solve this problem"; it's not just asking "what should I order from Amazon?".
To be on-topic a question must arise from the workplace. That doesn't just mean stuff like resumes and dealing with bad managers; it also means some stuff about the physical environment in which you spend all those hours.
I will question the use of ergonomics tag on the question. OP needs a mat that a chair can be rolled over, where is ergonomics involved? I want a floor mat over which I can place a coffee table and a sofa in the visitors lobby of my office, is that on topic too? – Masked Man Dec 29 '16 at 18:16
@MaskedMan I applied the ergonomics tag; as a migration the question needed to be tagged and I'll admit I don't know our tag set all that well, so I reached for one I knew. I inferred ergonomics from the standing desk and the resulting need to do something to take the pressure off the feet. Maybe the OP will clarify. – Monica Cellio Dec 29 '16 at 18:20
-1 for the first sentence. Product recommendations are explicitly off-topic on nearly all SE sites including this one. Ergonomics questions enjoy a slight majority approval on the site but many users disagree with the meta consensus on it, so it makes sense that less qualitative questions are closed or downvoted. A simple change to "What type of mat should I look for?" to make it clear that OP isn't asking about specific product recommendations might be enough to get this reopened. – Lilienthal♦ Jan 30 '17 at 7:21
@Lilienthal did you see the edit I made to the question (on Dec 27)? Since that was before the closure and this meta question, I assumed people were taking that version as the baseline here. – Monica Cellio Jan 30 '17 at 13:41
@MonicaCellio That's the version I was looking at but it's still awfully close to asking to recommend specific products: "are there any?" > "this is one", "try Product X", "try brand Y". I'd expect to see something like "What type of X should I look for?" to make it clear that it's about a class or type of products rather than recommending the best product based on opinion. – Lilienthal♦ Jan 30 '17 at 13:57
@Lilienthal ah, I see. I thought my wording did that, but it could stand to be more clear. Thanks. – Monica Cellio Jan 30 '17 at 14:00
I believe the confusion here has very little to do with the question linked, but it is rather just about the flashing options seen.
I believe certain VTC options simply allow you to type a custom close reason message.
Appreciate your view on using the custom VTC reason if wanting to close the question - would you care to venture an answer to whether the question should be closed or not, and why? My question is only partly about which VTC reason should be used if the question should be closed, the other part is about how not can be determined whether the question should be closed at all. – 3N1GM4 Dec 30 '16 at 23:02
I do tend to think product recommendations are a bad fit for stack exchange, simply because they can not typically be definitely answered and usually attract various opinions instead of consensus. – user30031 Dec 30 '16 at 23:24
I would tend to agree, but it seems in this case the asker is wanting to find out if there even is a class of products which fit his requirements, rather than necessarily a specific individual product recommendation. – 3N1GM4 Dec 30 '16 at 23:27
@3N1GM4 Uh, yes, there is a class of products. It is called floor mats. OP is already using one, he just needs to buy a bigger one or ask his employer to cover the entire floor with mats. Which is why I asked if other workers see the need for floor mats. Still not clear what the OP is asking for, when he already knows the "class of products" that solve his problem. He could as well just stand on the floor, not clear why he cannot do that either. – Masked Man Dec 31 '16 at 1:12
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