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Assistant Professorship Interfacial Thermodynamics
In chemical engineering physical properties of both homogeneous phases and interfaces play an important role in the design and optimization of apparatuses. The goal of interafacial thermodynamics is to provide these properties for application, to understand the fundamentals of processes in unit operations, and to improve their description. Its methods, e.g. molecular thermodynamics, allow investigation of processes on different time and length scales.
These investigations are conducted in close interplay between experiment, theory and simulation. A special emphasis is put on the following questions:
Assitant Professor Interfacial Thermodynamics
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Comparison of different methods of interfacial thermodynamics: Applicability and limitations
Currently different methods are used to describe effects at interfaces. These differ in the degree of detail and thereby require different computational time. These methods can be seen as differrent degrees of approximation to answer the same question. Within the ERC Adcvanced Grant Enrico, among other topics, it is tested, which detail of approximation is necessary in order to arrive at good results, or which degree of detail is the minimum for a description of mass transport through the interface. Doing this, interesting effects can occur, like the enrichment of some components at phase boundaries, whose influence on transport is investigated in the project.
Considering co-orientation of molecules in the description of homogeneous and heterogeneous systems
The structure of simple fluids is almost exclusively dominated by repulsive interactions, e.g. that of the Lennard-Jones fluid. Because of this, a repulsive reference is often chosen to develope equations of state around. If anisotropic force fields (e.g. for water) occur, this assumption needs not be valid anymore. In the framework of Co-Oriented Fluid Functional Equation for Electrostatic interactions (COFFEE) this assumption is partially liffted thus improving the description of components with anisotropic interactions. This method is further developed at the Laboratory of Engineering Thermodynamics in order to apply it to e.g. mixtures and heterogeneous systems, i.e. systems with interfaces. This will hopefully allow a better description of complex mixtures using the methods of interfacial thermodynamics in the future.
Description and predictino of phase equilibria in complex mixtures from regenerative sources
When working with regenerative sources for the production of materials and intermediates in chemical industry, challenges occur that are rare in classical systems. E.g. of ten one of several compounds in the production are not available in pure form. This makes it impossible to experimentally determine their properties or those of their mixtures with other compounds. Using methods from molecular thermodnyamics, it is nevertheless possible to predict several properties. I this project Associating Lattice Cluster Theory (ALCT) is used to predict the liquid-liquid equilibrium in ternary sysetms. In contrast to other methods, it is possible to use available experimental information to achieve quantitative predictions, which can be validated experimentally.


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The Central New York Regional Planning and Development Board (CNY RPDB) is a public agency that was established in 1966 by Cayuga, Cortland, Madison, Onondaga, and Oswego Counties under the provisions of Article 12B of the New York State General Municipal Law. The CNY RPDB is governed by a board of directors that is appointed by its five member counties. Financial support for the agency is provided by member county contributions, state and federal grants, and contract service revenue.
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Fish Dreams
Her mother drops her at five and tells me what she likes to eat now. There are times I look at this woman and feel an echo of affection. But not today. She won't eat peas any more, apparently. I am to encourage her to eat peas.
And she's had nightmares, says her mother. Two.
Bad dreams. It's common at this age.
Dreams about what?
Fish, she says. Don't make a big deal out of it.
I say, How would I make a big deal out of it?
We talk it out, old wrongs flipping and snapping below the surface, and she turns and walks to the car. Then, at last, I have the girl to myself.
There is a puzzle in her overnight bag that she wants to show me. We solve and scramble it four times. Then she says she wants to go to the beach.
Maybe next visit, I say. We can't go to the beach now.
Why not?
Because it's late.
Can we go to the beach tomorrow?
Tomorrow I have to drive you back to your mother's.
Oh, she says.
Next time, maybe you can stay longer. Then we'll go to the beach. Today, we can do puzzles. And read books. Maybe do some drawing.
She's disappointed. I don't blame her. This apartment, it is no beach.
I tuck her into bed and kiss her forehead and she sits up and says, Do you look after me when I'm asleep?
Yes. I look after you all the time.
She frowns. I'm not getting it. I mean, do you look after me in my dreams?
I even look after you in your dreams.
This satisfies her. She snuggles down, throws an arm over Elephant, her faithful companion.
Good night, Daddy.
Good night, bunny.
I wash the dishes, looking out the window at the alley below. The apartment is eight floors up. If you fell, you'd die. Tonight, three men are down there, exchanging a brown-bagged bottle. One shoves the other. The bottle smashes. Profanities are exchanged. I hope she's asleep, can't hear this.
I go to bed reluctantly. It's different with her here. Sleeping feels like a waste. But I need to be rested for the morning.
I rarely dream any more, but this night I do: I dream we're on a train. She's sitting opposite, legs tucked beneath her, wearing her favorite top, one with a cat. I look outside and realize we're going to the beach.
When the train stops, we walk to the shore and build sandcastles. I suggest we stomp them, but she doesn't want them ruined. We walk along the water and inspect washed-up jellyfish. Her arms and legs are thin as sticks, and I remember how fragile she is, how she needs protection.
A shark comes. Not a real shark, a toy, inflatable, big and floppy, full of plastic teeth. But still a fish, I think, the stuff of nightmares, and I try to pull her away. The shark snaps and wobbles across the sand and begins to gulp her down, until all I can see of her is her feet.
I knock my elbow on my bedside table. I'm cold and wet. She's standing beside the bed and I sit up, disoriented. Hey, bunny. Hey.
You were shouting.
Was I?
Really loud.
I'm sorry. I had a bad dream.
I have bad dreams sometimes.
I know.
I didn't have one tonight, though.
Maybe I took it.
She smiles, a big one that lights up her face. Thank you, Daddy.
Can you sleep in here tonight? I ask her. Do you think?
She climbs in without answering. I feel the bed shift with her tiny weight. She snuggles up beside me, this girl who's keeping me safe.


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Brick Walls
A couple of weeks ago, I read a blog post by James Tanner Analyzing Brick Walls — a genealogical myth or reality? and saw a presentation given by him. It was a video of a live presentation. I couldn't find a link to that video, for which I am sorry. It was a great presentation.
After working through Mastering Genealogical Proof (MGP), DearMYRTLE's study group on that book, and a dialog with Elizabeth Shown Mills (Evidence Explained) I think I am going to stop using that term. In fact, I rarely use it, but see it a lot on Facebook and other places where Family Historians hang out.
I know that IF I hit my head against a brick wall, I am going to get a headache, or definitely warn out. It's exhausting just running up to that brick wall, only to be pushed back.
When working with a friend about their "brick wall", I observed that they were so focused on that brick wall, that they didn't see the answer, right in front of them.
In Mr Tanner's August 25, 2011 blog (link above) he said:
"Let me give my definition of a "brick wall." I consider a brick wall to be a researching situation where records should exist and a person should have been recorded, but for whatever reason is not found and records are not easily located. This rules out the end-of-line situations where you can no longer find records back in the 1500s or so. "
Isn't that like Exhaustive Research, that we talked about in the study of the Genealogical Proof Study in Dr. Jone's book?
It's like, to me anyway, the difference between Negative Evidence instead of Negative Findings, as Elizabeth Shown Mills taught me.
When I run up to that Brick Wall, I am starting to STOP, and see if there is a way around it. Or, Look somewhere else. Another Genealogy friend, Judy Russell, The Legal Genealogist has a category on her Blog on Methodology. I have heard her speak in person, and each time reminded of "other" places to look.
In cleaning up my genealogy database, my clean up is focused on my Sources, putting them into the correct, Evidence Explained!! format. A long project, but so worthwhile. I was doing this clean up for one reason, formatting of the Reference Notes, that what I found was a number of pieces of information that I had over looked the first time (OK, couple of times). Right there in front of me, was the piece of information that I was looking for. It wasn't a brick wall after-all, I just didn't look enough. I think that a number of folks in the MGP Study Group had the same experience. Of course, I have learned much about research since that first time I looked at those sources.
In another example, I was trying to prove or disprove that a gentleman served in the Civil War. That's when I learned about Negative Findings instead of Negative Evidence. I had been looking at this one document, a couple of other helpers looked at it, but missed the one small piece of information that was in the Log Book. To make a long story short, the County was wrong for MY person. Right state, wrong county.
Learned Lesson: I am going to change Brick Wall to Keep Looking and sooner rather than later.


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The Mobile World Congress is a massive event with some 50,000 attendees from around the world. Each year there are around 50 Adobe employees from across the organization in attendance, including all the key members of the platform team at Adobe.
This year we've managed to delay a few flights and tweak some schedules to create a fantastic line up for the Spanish Mobile and Devices User Group event "DeviceDays". Raul, Marcos and myself will be joined by Richard Galvan, Product Manager for Flash Professional, Enrique Duvos who leads Evangelism in EMEA.
I'm also really excited to tell you that some of our Open Screen Project partners, and advertising aggregation providers GreyStripe will attend as guests. You'll get a chance to speak with them directly, and additionally GreyStripe will present on ad-funded applications.. really exciting!
This day long event will be ~70% in Spanish, so a great improvement from last year
- Torre Mapfre – Avinguda Litoral, 08005 Barcelona, Spain
- 09.30am – 5.00pm 19th February
- Space for 100 attendees
Note: Passing security takes time, arrive 15-30 mins early.
- 09.30am Welcome intro from Marcos and Raul
- 10.00am Overview of Adobe's announcements at Mobile World Congress
- 10.30am BREAK
- 11.30am Open Screen Project new and Fund update, demos of funded applications
- 12.30am Contextual Applications – best practices, optimizations and inspirational demos
- 14.00pm LUNCH
- 15.00pm Testing Flash based applications with Device Central CS5
- 15.30pm Creating iPhone applications with Flash Professional CS5
- 16.00pm BREAK
- 16.15pm Creating ad-supported iPhone Applications with GreyStripe
- 16.45pm Closing remarks from Marcos and Raul
The event website is here, so start registering.


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.... is the likely headline you would read accompanying this photo in the media – a picture of a shark that is about to clamp down its powerful jaws on a frail human hand would sell, even in black and white. Sharks are still being portrayed in the media as the quintessential villains. As if the readers still expected them to be the 'mindless killing machines' Peter Benchley and Steven Spielberg made the world believe some 30 years ago.
The reality behind this photograph I have recently taken in South Africa is not sensational in a journalistic sense. Symbolically, however, it carries a significant message: It is man stretching out its hand to the vilified wolf of the sea as if to say:
"We have stripped you of your dignity and we have persecuted you throughout the ages; we have likened your innocence to the worst of human traits, not wanting to admit that the darker side of our nature is not bestial but human. We have ignored in our hubris that our God is the God that also created you, not a lesser god, a god of sharks - Peace to you, finally."


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Reach for the alien-infested sky! Jon Favreau has released a brand new Cowboys & Aliens trailer showcasing a healthy amount of dialogue from the cast, including Sam Rockwell! Can this genre mash-up movie really be all things to all people?
Cowboys and Aliens is in theaters July 29th.
Watch it in HD on Apple.


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Omission Statement: What The Charlotte Observer Isn't Telling Readers About The Voter Integrity Project
The Charlotte Observer's reprint of an article on alleged dead registered voters in North Carolina omitted critical information about an activist group pushing voter fraud mythology that were included in the original story, including its ties to a national voter suppression organization.
The paper, which cut its full-time statehouse reporting staff earlier this year, relied on an article published a week earlier in Raleigh's News & Observer to inform its readers on the efforts of the Voter Integrity Project of NC (VIP-NC) to challenge the status of thousands of North Carolina voters. The Charlotte Observer did not print the Raleigh report in full, however, and omitted significant details about the group's faulty tactics and failed to provide broader context about the issue of voter fraud. On top of this, both papers have neglected to identify the connection between VIP-NC and True the Vote, a national Tea Party-affiliated organization formed to fear-monger about voter fraud.
Following are examples of News & Observer's reporting that The Charlotte Observer left out:
- A quote from N.C. Board of Elections Director of Voter Registration and Absentee Voting Veronica Degraffenreid:
"The Voter Integrity Project has not brought forth any information to show that someone is voting in the name of another, and I think citizens of North Carolina need to be aware of that."
- A claim by the director of the VIP-NC, Jay DeLancy, that his method of determining the number of alleged dead voters -- a list of 27,500 names -- was based in part on the intuition of his volunteers:
They began with last names, then a volunteer would look for potential matches - for example considering an "Elizabeth" and a "Liz" with the same age and address to be a match.
"It took intuition," DeLancy said. "We trained a lot of volunteers."
DeLancy said he's confident that at least 90 percent of the names he delivered should be removed from the rolls.
- Questions about the efficacy of VIP-NC's strategy:
The nonprofit group used "fuzzy matching," Degraffenreid said. The death data from the Department of Health and Human Services includes age but not a date of birth, which is essential in making matches, she said.
"The Voter Integrity Project doesn't have really the necessary data to make a determination that a voter is deceased," Degraffenreid said.
Even a full match doesn't mean a registered voter has died. Degraffenreid recalled removing a man who matched on first, middle and last names, date of birth and county of residence who turned out to be a different voter. He showed up to the polls and voted a provisional ballot when he was told he had been removed, she said.
- Facts about the scarcity of voter fraud:
Meanwhile, cases of fraud remain rare. In 2009, the board referred 29 cases of double voting to county district attorneys, according to a board report. Since 2000, the board has referred one case of voter impersonation, the report states.
In addition to these omissions in The Charlotte Observer's piece, both the Charlotte paper and the Raleigh News & Observer have failed to illustrate the connection between VIP-NC and True the Vote, a national Tea Party-affiliated organization dedicated to trumping up voter fraud claims and tout voter ID laws. True the Vote has ties to the Koch brothers' Americans for Prosperity, several Tea Party groups, and other right-wing organizations. True the Vote's parent organization, the King Street Patriots, helped place hundreds of white poll watchers in minority neighborhoods in 2010, and the group was accused of voter intimidation.
The New York Times reported on True the Vote's connections to VIP-NC, and noted that VIP-NC eventually split from True the Vote in order to more aggressively pursue challenges against immigrants -- a tactic even True the Vote distanced itself from. (DeLancy's comments to the Times also served as an inadvertent admission that voter fraud is extremely rare -- by comparing it to the Holy Grail, a mythical object and commonly-used metaphor for rare or unobtainable goals). From the Times (emphasis added):
Finding that someone voted in the name of a dead person is the holy grail of the voter integrity movement, said Jay DeLancy, a retired Air Force officer in North Carolina who embraced the cause after attending a True the Vote meeting last year. Mr. DeLancy, who runs the Voter Integrity Project of North Carolina, said the group recently submitted the names of 30,000 people who he said were dead yet remained on voter rolls in the state.
Earlier this year, he challenged more than 500 registered voters who he said were not American citizens. After reviewing the challenges, election officials refuted most of them, but confirmed that three were noncitizens who had registered improperly. One had voted.
Mr. DeLancy said he was convinced that the elections agency overlooked many noncitizen voters.
"They want me to look stupid and to look like I'm wasting taxpayer money," Mr. DeLancy said.
He said he split from True the Vote partly because the group raised concerns about focusing on immigrants. "They're not wanting to be branded some kind of anti-immigrant activist group," Mr. DeLancy said.
Mr. DeLancy said he made challenges after comparing voting rolls with citizenship information in jury duty records.
The Voter Integrity Project has a record of failure, and its efforts have amounted to little more than a challenge of the basic rights of legitimate voters. Nevertheless, the Charlotte Observer -- and to a lesser extent the News & Observer -- continue to inform its readers on the group without reporting all the facts.


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Relatively slow day today. I'm busy hard at working trying to answer all of the wonderful questions I've received in regards to Priests, healing, roles, raiding, gear, mana regen and so forth. I will pack all of this information in an easy to consume format and also produce a TLDR version of it as well. The most anticipated blog post by Matt will arrive on Sunday. 😀
For the mean time, I decided to take a break inside Strand of the Ancients (the new BG). Hopefully I can answer a few pre-emptive questions with some screenshots below.
The (tentative) price of Honor gear at level 80. Also displays my raid pimping goodness. As you can see, I've ran the 25 mans more than the 10s (Valor is the 25 badge vs the Heroism which is the 10s). Note the amount of honor on the second shot. I believe that takes into account bonus honor from BGs and me killing other players and healing and all that stuff. Also note my pro Killing Blowness. Megan ain't got nothing on me!
Top: Honor vendors are no longer instanced.
Bottom: shows Horde armada offloading troops. Also shows a valiant Matticus attempting to hold off said invaders. With a Holy Fire.
Top: Me sitting in a passenger seat attempting to overheal a mage because I'm a moron for not de-selecting and activating the auto-self cast. Bottom left health bar shows the health of the vehicle. Contains 3 seats (shown on the far right of the shot). Has 6 speaker setup, all terrain capabilities, GPS tracking, and sports 30 miles to the gallon. ABS needs some work. No iPod support.
Bottom: Screenshot shows the gates being breached. We're trying to stop the Horde offense from breaking in. We have to hold out for a minute.
My ancestor, King Matticidus once said the following:
"Give them nothing! But take from them… everything!â€Â
And take from them we did. We held them to a draw. I suspect more honor would be gained if one side won both Offense and Defensive roles.


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Fujitsu Cloud Announcements
|14th November 2016
|Fujitsu Opens Nordic Hub in Finland for Fujitsu Cloud Service K5
|30th August 2016
|Fujitsu Announces Launch of API Management Gateway
The Apigee gateway creates and manage APIs from the web or internal systems, meaning K5 users can immediately consume APIs and apply elements such as authentication, encryption, security control or analytics and management, all from a single source. As well as making the Apigee Edge product set available for cost effective enterprise consumption, this latest release also offers users the flexibility to configure ApiGee tools, based on their specific business requirements.
|26th August 2016
|Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 (RHEL 7) available for Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 IaaS in UK & Ireland
This service speeds up web access by using edge servers deployed globally on the Akamai Intelligent Platform to store static online content such as images and videos in a storage area (cache) on an edge server, thereby allowing users browsing the web to view and access page content from the cache of the nearest edge server.
|24th August 2016
|Fujitsu Cloud Service K5 capable of 'UK Government Official' accreditation
With services recently made available through the G-Cloud framework, K5 has undergone specialist third party penetration testing to comply with UK government standards and is hosted from two certified Tier III, List X data centres in Greater London, ensuring data sovereignty. Already adopted by UK Government customers in the public sector, K5 users also benefit from unique second and third line support provided by Fujitsu's UK-resident engineers.
|19th August 2016
|Fujitsu Launches System Factory for Cloud Application Blueprinting
By templating applications in a repeatable way, System Factory reduces the time taken to deploy cloud-delivered applications and infrastructure, including network security and operating systems. System factory also leverages its blueprinting capability to monitor performance, with a view to improving the quality of deployments.
|12th August 2016
|Fujitsu Launches Latest K5 Availability Zone in Tokyo
Following July's announcement of K5 availability in EMEIA with deployment in the UK, this latest development broadens the reach of Cloud Service K5, bringing it within regional reach of more users who require geographically-specific services for compliance and reduced latency purposes. Further availability zones will follow throughout the coming year, beginning with the Nordic and Central Europe regions in the coming months.
|8th August 2016
|Accelerating cloud native application development: Fujitsu releases Cloud Foundry® capability for consumption from Cloud Service K5
Cloud Foundry is the market leading open source application development platform and execution environment for cloud native applications. Now integrated into K5 with seven build-packs available, Cloud Foundry offers the ability to accelerate the deployment and scaling of applications based on service demand. This function also allows the simple 'porting' of applications from Java and other application development languages, on top of the execution environment – meaning you can now confidently and cost effectively deliver applications at web scale.
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|1st June 2016
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Fujitsu announces the ongoing global rollout of its next-generation IaaS and PaaS cloud service, Fujitsu Cloud Service K5. This is the first cloud computing platform that enables digital transformation through seamlessly integrating traditional IT environments into new cloud-based technologies; supporting both line of business applications in the cloud and the development / deployment of cloud-native applications.
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Kings Peak Climber's Log
Pharmacist - Dec 2, 2014 5:56 pm Date Climbed: Jun 23, 2014Day Hike
started at 7am. took the "shortcut" from gunsight pass to anderson pass. saw some mountain goats. caught up with two guys from England on the summit ridge. first people I saw all day. They camped the night before near Dollar Lake. We summited together around 1pm and hurried off the mountain. Rain, snow, hail, sleet all took their turns in Painter Basin. up and over Gunsight again. saw only a couple more pairs of hikers coming in on my way out. lots of solitude. thunder and lightning like crazy the last 5 or 6 miles. glad to not be up high. back to the car at 7:30pm. ~28 miles total.
bshirley - Nov 4, 2014 6:32 pm Date Climbed: Aug 1, 2001Utah #1
on a several day backpacking trip with a friend from Japan.
mattleggett - Sep 22, 2014 2:25 pm Date Climbed: Sep 16, 2014Powell-Kings-S. Kings
Camped at East Red Castle then came over from the ridge with Powell
jeffh25 - Aug 18, 2014 12:44 pm Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2014HP # 40
Did it from Henry's fork and took the contour at Gunsight. I was worried about finding it but,(without snow cover at least) it's obvious. A little stretch of Class 2-3 but then it's worth not having to give up all your elevation. I didn't realize that the last stretch before the summit would be Class 2-3 again though. There's not much of a trail there and with so many people it seemed like the only real direction anyone knew to go was up but it wasn't too hard and there wasn't much of a right or wrong way to go.
mjp20k - Aug 13, 2014 6:38 pm Date Climbed: Aug 12, 2014Kings success
Standard route via Henry's Fork and Gunsight Pass; with Mark Duffy
Hotoven - Jul 10, 2014 3:06 pm Date Climbed: Jul 23, 2014Long Day Hike
Did the Henry Folk trail, started at 4:00am and returned at around 7:30pm? Nice day out, a few storms, and some wildlife spottings.
Bark Eater - Jul 7, 2014 12:14 pm Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2014Uintas Success
One of my longest day hikes but also most enjoyable..with Hotoven and Andy. Dropped into the Painter Basin because we missed the short cut trail across West Gunsight. Apparently you need to go up quite a bit directly from Gunsight Pass to avoid the cliff band and big talus slope. We were on top by 11:30 AM and it was threatening to storm by noon. 15 hours RT from Henry's Fork Trailhead. #37 State HP.
IdahoScott - Apr 9, 2014 10:52 am Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2007Highpoint #20
A backpacking trip with Robyn and the dogs. Saw some moose. Summer hail. Clear summit day. Ran into some of the ironmen who do this all in a 1 day slog.
michaelblodgett - Dec 29, 2013 12:31 amKings Peak 13,528
Climbed this various times from various routes, also summited in 97,2009,2011
kingchas - Dec 3, 2013 6:22 pm Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2012First backpacking trip
Great mountain to have for my first backpacking experience. It was long but not too difficult. We didn't stay on the summit too long because we got caught in the middle of a snowstorm. High threats of lighting chased us off. Rained a lot in lower elevations.
JonathanHeywood - Sep 20, 2013 6:25 pm Date Climbed: Sep 17, 2013Limited Visibility
After spending the night at Lower Red Castle Lake, the morning revealed partly cloudy skies skirting the higher peaks. By the time I reached Kings Peak just past noon, rain, sleet, and snow had made travel more difficult and visibility meager. The subsequent hike down to Henry's Fork Lake was drearily cold. Still... a great hike despite the weather!
yojimbo722 - Sep 17, 2013 9:56 amthree day backpack trip
Camped at Dollar Lake. Should have taken the chute back - up and back through Gun Sight Pass made for a long day.
wyomtnlady - Sep 6, 2013 12:55 pm Date Climbed: Sep 1, 2013chillin like kings
First time in the Uintas, a very unique mountain range indeed. Cool to see, but I'm not really drawn back. Dollar lake was a little tricky to find but a very nice place to stay. Passed a sizable flock of (domestic) sheep on the way down. We took it very chill and made it a three day trip, great time with friends.
wyomtman - Sep 3, 2013 10:00 am Date Climbed: Sep 1, 20134 Kings
Fun 3 day weekend, great campsite at Dollar Lake. Took the short cut from Gunsight Pass to Anderson Pass and down a chute back down to the valley. Hiked it with my wife and two good friends from Wyo, timed the rain storms perfect. Very unique Range!
Bun84067 - Aug 29, 2013 4:21 pm Date Climbed: Aug 27, 2013Bad forecast/good weather
Hiked in from the Henry's Fork TH and spent the night just off the trail near Dollar Lake in some trees. Got on the trail at 7:15, took the shortcut at Gunsight Pass, and summited in thick clouds before noon. Returned the same way. Rested for an hour, packed up camp, and back to the car before dusk.
No mosquitos to speak of. Some light rain a couple of times. A great trip!
technicolorNH - Aug 25, 2013 1:24 am Date Climbed: Aug 22, 2013day trip
Took the standard route over Gunsight Pass on the way up and went down the chute and across the meadow on the way back. Twelve and a half hours ctc with a lot of sheep in the meadow for comic relief. My second long day of this road trip.
Matthew Van Horn - Aug 13, 2013 4:14 pm Date Climbed: Mar 29, 2014Kingy
03/29/2014 Swanson ski-in
08/10/2013 From Henrys Fork trailhead: 2:36 to summit, 4:56 round trip
3/30/2013 Swanson Bros. 12:33 round trip
8/18/2012 Gilbert, King's, South King's 8:26:53 car to car (Utah Triple Crown)
8/13/2011 10 hours RT
3/27/2010 Swanson Bros annual King's Peak ski-in, 16:50 RT
3/28/2009 With the WMC annual Swanson Bros KPT. I won't say what my total trip time car to car was. It's not pretty.
Also climbed 8/08/2007
mebo1126 - Aug 12, 2013 8:59 pm Date Climbed: Aug 7, 2013Sad
Backpacked in for a 3 day excursion with hopes of summiting Kings Peak. First, couldn't locate dollar lake -- the trail does not seem to lead to it. However, we did create our own amazing campsite near the Gunsight Pass sign. Got up early on day 2 to summit. Started the hike in the dark and made it up through Gunsight pass and descended down into the basin. I was told there was a "short cut," but never could find it. Couldn't locate the trail. Ended up using so much energy searching for a trail that I finally gave up and hiked back to camp. All in all, it was still a great trip because the views in the area are stunning and I was able to do a fun hike to Henrys Lake.
mtybumpo - Aug 11, 2013 3:45 pm Date Climbed: Aug 9, 2013August Snowstorm
Summited just before 5 pm and had the summit all to ourselves. We hiked in from the trailhead and took the shortcut chute below Anderson Pass. While on top a snowstorm rolled in and prevented us from bagging South Kings as well. Snowed hard during the descent.


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"It will, of course, be very difficult, but Mr. Ammiano has been talking about this for months and he's committed to doing something," his Press Secretary Carlos Alcala told the Guardian.
UPDATE 2/24] Leno and Mayor Lee — flanked by other supporters of the legislation, including Sups. David Campos and David Chiu, rival candidates to succeed Ammiano — this morning announced the introduction of Senate Bill 1439. It would authorize San Francisco to prohibit those who buy rental properties to invoke the Ellis Act and evict tenants for at least five years, and only allow only one Ellis Act eviction for the life of each property.
"The original spirit of California's Ellis Act was to allow legitimate landlords a way out of the rental business, but in recent years, speculators have been buying up properties in San Francisco with no intention to become landlords but to instead use a loophole in the Ellis Act to evict long-time residents just to turn a profit," Leno said.
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Hi Marco! Just saw your reply under my thread. If you could please open a trade account for me that'd be really great! Many thanks in advance - Erik
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Thanks for your message. Not really. Best plan would be to start a thread on the forum (in the Analogue Art section) and ask the members that question. Good luck All the best, Marco.
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Former U.S. congressman Newt Gingrich has won the Republican presidential primary in the southeastern state of South Carolina, shaking up the party's campaign to find a candidate for this year's presidential election.
Vote tallies showed Gingrich with about 40 percent of the vote. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney trailed in second with about 28 percent.
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Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney speaks at his South Carolina primary night rally in Columbia, Jan. 21, 2012. (Reuters)
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Gingrich's upset victory means that all three of the election events held so far have had different winners. Romney won the New Hampshire primary last week, and Santorum won the Iowa caucuses on January 3.
Santorum made note of the volatility in his speech Saturday night, saying, ?Well, three states, three winners, what a great country!?
The battle will continue to be hard fought in the next primary state - Florida. Republicans there will vote on January 31.
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On Friday night he fell asleep on the couch while watching TV. He looked so comfortable the family put a blanket over him and left him there.
He slept all day Saturday, barely moving. They left him alone.
And Sunday morning.
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Procter & Gamble has released an Olympics-themed global campaign by Wieden & Kennedy Portland as part of its "proud sponsor of mums" activity.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (Nov. 30, 2012) – Two U.S. beach volleyball teams went undefeated in pool play on Friday at the NORCECA Beach Circuit event in Aruba, the final NORCECA event of the 2012 season.
The No. 1 U.S. women's team of Tealle Hunkus (Girard, Ohio) and Summer Ross (San Diego, Calif.) are in a three-team pool and defeated St. Lucia's Indira Laurencin and Dania Hamilton, 21-6, 21-3 on Friday. Hunkus and Ross will complete pool play on Saturday against Trinidad & Tobago's Shenelle Gordon and La-Teisha Joseph.
The No. 1 U.S. men's team of Avery Drost (Hawthorne, Calif.) and Will Montgomery (Santa Barbara, Calif.) are also in a three-team pool and beat Nicaragua's Gerald Umana and Henry Hernandez, 21-13, 21-14. Drost and Montgomery will complete pool play on Saturday against Costa Rica's Julio Alvarez and Luis Sandoval.
The U.S. No. 2 women's team of Kirby Burnham (Newport Beach, Calif.) and Stevi Robinson (Hermosa Beach, Calif.) is in a four-team pool and went 1-1 on Friday. The pair first fell to Puerto Rico's Yarleen Santiago and Yamileska Yantin, 21-16, 21-11. It came back in its second match to defeat Costa Rica's Valeria Valenciano and Francine Morales, 21-14, 21-17. Burnham and Robinson will finish pool play on Saturday against Puerto Rico's Darian Acevedo and Tatiana Encarnacion.
The U.S. No. 2 men's team of Matt Motter (Encinitas, Calif.) and Derek Olson (Eugene, Ore.) went 0-2 in its four-team pool on Friday. First the U.S. team fell to Mexico's Lombardo Ontiveros and Juan Virgen, 21-17, 19-21, 15-12 in the longest match of the day at 1 hour, 3 minutes.
Then the U.S. pair lost to Trinidad & Tobago's Fabien Whitfield and DanieI Williams, 14-21, 22-20, 15-8 in 54 minutes. Motter and Olson will finish pool play on Saturday against Kyle Browne and Hugh Sealey of Barbados.
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The above photo was taken in 1985 at the summit of Mt. Sinai, in the Sinai Desert, which was in Egyptian hands at that time. I'm the thirty-year-old bearded one in the background. We began the climb at about 2 a.m. that morning and arrived at the top in time to watch the sunrise, take photos and meditate in silence for a while.
I still to this day will not let go of the running shoes that I was wearing that morning. Maybe it says something more that, coming from America, I was wearing running shoes to walk some of the holiest of earthly paths, this one sacred to Islam, Jews and Christians alike. I've since purchased "walking" shoes.
I've been fortunate to have traveled quite a bit in my life, so I thought I would use this blog to elaborate some, not only on my specific travels, but on the idea of travel itself. There is only one writing, in my mind, that I could possibly begin this path with, and that is the essay, "Walking," by Henry David Thoreau.
According to the 2007 anthology entitled The American Idea: The Best of The Atlantic Monthly, edited by Robert Vare, "Walking" was "adapted from a favorite lecture that Thoreau had first given at the Lyceum in Concord, Massachusetts, eleven years before" its June 1862 publication in The Atlantic Monthly. Thoreau, sadly, died one month before seeing his essay published. This writing is, "in the opinion of many Thoreau scholars," according to Vare's introduction to the essay, "the author's quintessential essay . . . arguably [his] most fervent declaration of faith in the moral primacy of the natural world."
According to Phillip Lopate, the editor of the 1995 anthology, The Art of the Personal Essay, Thoreau "fixes on a subject that is close to the very nature of essay writing: walking." He continues, "An essay is akin to taking a mental stroll. Thoreau loved excursions of all kinds. Here he celebrates the free-flowing, unstructured nature of the walk, a kind of basic research of the mind, which he connects with the virtue of wilderness and keeping some land uncultivated.
My own love of this essay could very well begin and end with its first two paragraphs (which I will share in a moment), except that the whole essay is essential reading. But it's the meandering sentences of these first two paragraphs that focus so colorfully for me, as light through a prism, the very heart of what it means to take off on foot — whether REALLY on foot, or simply in the mind. He begins with a cosmically simple definition of the word sauntering: –SB
I have met with but one or two persons in the course of my life who understood the art of Walking, that is, of taking walks, — who had a genius, so to speak, for sauntering: which word is beautifully derived "from idle people who roved about the country, in the Middle Ages, and asked charity, under pretence of going a la Sainte Terre," to the Holy Land, till the children exclaimed, "There goes a Sainte Terre," a Saunterer,–a Holy-Lander. They who never go to the Holy Land in their walks, as they pretend, are indeed mere idlers and vagabonds; but they who do go there are saunterers in the good sense, such as I mean. Some, however, would derive the word from sans terre, without land or a home, which, therefore, in the good sense, will mean, having no particular home, but equally at home everywhere. For this is the secret of successful sauntering. He who sits still in a house all the time may be the greatest vagrant of all; but the saunterer, in the good sense, is no more vagrant than the meandering river, which is all the while sedulously seeking the shortest course to the sea. But I prefer the first, which, indeed, is the most probable derivation. For every walk is a sort of crusade, preached by some Peter the Hermit in us, to go forth and reconquer this Holy Land from the hands of the Infidels.
It is true, we are but faint-hearted crusaders, even the walkers, nowadays, who undertake no persevering, never-ending enterprises. Our expeditions are but tours, and come round again at evening to the old hearthside from which we set out. Half the walk is but retracing our steps. We should go forth on the shortest walk, perchance, in the spirit of undying adventure, never to return, — prepared to send back our embalmed hearts only as relics to our desolate kingdoms. If you are ready to leave father and mother, and brother and sister, and wife and child and friends, and never see them again, — if you have paid your debts, and made your will, and settled all your affairs, and are a free man, then you are ready for a walk.
Lopate, Phillip, ed. The Art Of The Personal Essay: An Anthology from the Classical Era to the Present. New York: Anchor Books, 1995. pp 479-504.
Vare, Robert, ed. The American Idea: The Best of The Atlantic Monthly: 150 Years of Writers and Thinkers Who Shaped Our History. New York: Doubleday, 2007. pp 431-444.


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A dip in the ocean or pool can turn deadly quickly. Ten people are killed every day in accidental drowning. Experts say part of the problem is people don't know what to look for.
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Midori (ミドリ, Midori) is a genin of Konohagakure that appears in the story mode of Ultimate Ninja Storm 2.
Midori has been a huge fan of Naruto Uzumaki ever since she saw his match at the Chūnin Exams. Ever since she became a genin, she has been wanting to one day go on a mission with Naruto.
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She first appears when Naruto meets Sakura Haruno and Midori, who live next door to each other, where Midori wants to observe Naruto and Sakura in a sparring match as she did not have a whole lot of experience. She appears again to observe Naruto when he helps Chōji Akimichi and Ino Yamanaka train.
Her final appearance comes in place where Sakura couldn't find Midori as she's vanished and requests Naruto for help. Kiba Inuzuka comes along to aid Naruto in search of Midori. Naruto catches up with Midori and she tells Naruto that she and her family will be leaving Konoha due to her father in a long-term mission which requires her to move out for a while. Both Naruto and Midori promises that she'll come back a stronger ninja to aid Naruto on missions in the upcoming future.
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The Other Ethics Problem for Gorsuch That's Not Being Discussed
So Gorsuch has something of a plagiarism problem. This is 100% plagiarism without question. Less certain is if it's intentional plagiarism or incompetent writing, and more broadly whether what we're seeing is the whole extent of the problem and just the start. Another ethical layer is whether the plagiarism is originally Gorsuch's plagiarism or from an unacknowledged researcher whose work Gorsuch put out at as his own.
Years ago I was in a somewhat similar situation as Gorsuch (minus the hypothetical unacknowledged researcher). I was writing a chapter of a book on legal issues and like him I relied heavily on a law review article. In my case and unlike Gorsuch, I took a paragraph or two from the article, condensed them down to a sentence in my own words, and then cited the article. I repeated this multiple times. This is how I avoided "patchwriting," switching a few words here and there as Gorsuch did. There's a cost to this approach - the chapter wasn't as fully fleshed out as I wanted, and the heavy reliance on that one source could not have been more plain - but at least it was honest. It also cost me a lot of time to do this, so I'm not impressed with his alternative.
There is another ethics problem to what Gorsuch did that hasn't been touched AFAICT. He switched a few words from other people's works while keeping everything else the same, including their citations, and that's the problem - it is highly likely that he never verified the accuracy of those citations. When someone is cutting and pasting texts after massaging a few words, it seems there's very little chance the plagiarist spent the much greater amount of time to look up the citations. Gorsuch has no idea if his citations say what he says they say, and that's unethical.
One problem however is going from highly likely to proven - how do we show that he never checked them? Someone with the time can go and look them up, I suppose, and then it could come down to the accuracy of the author whose work was stolen.
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Edward Bess: International viewpoint
Something else I should point out that although I did get a refund for the first order it was for less than I had originally paid! It was only around £4 but to my mind a refund should be a refund of what you paid, I guess this must be due to the fluctuating exchange rate?
I got my order 11 days after I placed it and it came in an padded envelope and the postage on the outside said $5.64……..
Anyhow on with what I bought, I knew straightaway that I wanted eyeshadows in Intimate and Dusk, these seem to be the most popular and considered the most unique out of the ones on offer.
Intimate – medium slightly warm tan brown/beige, I'd say this has a glowy finish.
Dusk – taupe, more to the grey end, in some lights it looks slightly khaki. It has subtle gold shimmer.
The shadows come packaged in sleek black cases with little suede pouches. The texture is quite smooth and they blend really well, good colour payoff and they don't fade.
Swatches below, Dusk is on the left,
I wanted to try a lipstick, and whilst the general consensus seems to be that the bulk of his lipsticks are warm toned the newer release of three shades were a better option for those cool toned.
I choose forever yours. The colour is a beautiful neutral medium rose. There is quite a lot of depth to the colour. Its not a really creamy texture but I don't find it that drying. The pigmentation is great and it lasts well. It does have a VERY strong sweet scent.
My overall thoughts are that the colours I chose are perfect for me, the shadows combined give an effortless natural slightly smokey eye for daytime wear and the lipstick is the shade I have been looking for (so many rose coloured ones turn out red or too bright on me). I do think the quality is very high but I wouldn't say that these blow everything else out of the water. I think the brands availability is an issue; I thought Le Metier De Beaute was seriously exclusive but Edward Bess takes it to a new level. If there was a UK site or store then I would order some more but as it stands I'll keep an eye out for future releases but hold off ordering anything else for now.
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Thanks for the review, dear Replica, I think I'll definitely hold off ordering anything from the website...as I said in a previous comment it's actually illegal to import cosmetics into Italy unless you alert the health authorities and pay a fine which would make the 25$ shipping even heavier! So...no, thank you! As much as I would like to own something from the Ed Bess line, your review just confirms that it's mainly because it's unaccessible to us in Europe...I know I can find equally great stuff in this neck of the woods! Would it be too much to ask for a lip look with forever yours?? :) xxReplyDelete
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$25 and a fine would not be good! I'm glad I didn't get hit for customs. I know what you mean, there does seem to be more enticement when its more difficult to get (within reason)
I'll try and do a lip look with it this weekend, assuming the light it good,bit gloomy of late xx
It was probably the commission that your bank/credit card charged on the exchange that wasn't refunded, but it's still incredibly annoying that the website allowed you to pick the wrong shipping option and put an order through in the first place.ReplyDelete
These are lovely products, I am lucky that I have been able to get US friends to help me out because I don't think I'd be willing to pay that much in shipping. You did pick some lovely colours though - I adore those eyeshadows.
The lipsticks are very heavily fragranced, I much prefer the RBR more subtle smell.
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Two weeks have passed and the news piles up ever higher. Switzerland returns 4,400 stolen antiquities to Italy the swiss then give a sigh of relief that they now have more room in their closets. Australian Paintings Keep Turning up in Texas in response Texas schools now add Australia to the geography curriculum (Sorry it's low hanging fruit and I only hit those I love) & we elected a new President (which if you were outside of the country during you would have thought it was for World Emperor) but overall a slow week that was covered well by Meg.
So this week you get a two'fer of Art News Roundup "German Style" Yehaaa! Hündinnen. Last week the Lennie Small to Richard & Duncan's George Milton checked out Preview Berlin, Art Forum Berlin, Berliner Liste & Bridge Art Fair: Berlin.
Erste up Preview Berlin:
Great location, excellent execution of booths, usage of space, and everything that goes into making a fair. The art was hit and miss but still better then the rest in many ways. There was a growing foam tower with bottle piece that was eye catching by Dieter Lutsch but faded quickly for me. The Gallery Realace from Berlin was the least interesting for me and little did I know would set the tone for the rest of the shows when it came to Berlin art. Their works were largely splashes of dynamic black and white shapes or red color fields with artworld fortune cookie thoughts.
They stood out but were really out of time and place for me. Oddly enough or fitting the UK/US galleries had more interesting works that we lower in contrast both visually and conceptually. Mixed Greens in NYC had works by Joan Linder that were large parchments with well know artists CV's hand written. People from Mary Kelly, Lee Bontecou to Suzanne McClelland and Louise Bourgeois. Priska C. Juschka Fine Art had the most interesting work for me in the show with Jade Townsend's "Gathering Loose Ends in a Bucket" which was a stark western town with gravestones and shops after an attack complete with black and white fire on both building and man alike. Old hat for some people and rightfully so but was a nice work for me.
artMbassy Berlin was quite interesting and their artist Dora Tass with her work with US currency imagery on lead has a lot of potential. With commentary on US military war profiteering it would be interesting to have her in a show with Burtonwood & Holmes.
Sandro Porcu's beating live heart that reacts to a microphone was interesting but as with much of the work in Preview little beyond the obvious.
Zweite Comes Berliner Liste:
Berliner Liste was the everything and the kitchen sink show. How do you protect for a soft economy? Let everyone in who is willing to pay and a lot of people were willing to pay for Liste. Easily over 112 galleries and multiple floors where for the first time ever I can agree with the "Too much art" mafia in their complaints of having a visual overload. There was not a theme, focus or anything to Liste it was just an avalanche of art with many galleries working in souvenir art to the works. Low cost versions of the art they are selling that echo the original in one way or another. Like it or hate it this could very well be the future of art by diversifying the collectors, distributing the income over a larger spread and decreasing the risk. On paper it's smart, in art I don't know.
Liste was about the money though, from multiples of black and gold pugs by Maisenbacher Art Gallery who brought Black Angels to Art Amsterdam last year. Buy a copy for yourself for 100 EUR if you want. The same went for Stefan Strumbel who had German Pop Cuckoo Clocks befit with guns, dead rabbits & skulls in a Avril Lavigne album cover sort of "punk" way. Again you can get smaller versions for a lower cost. The best version of this for me was the work of Gerard Mas who I have seen many times and the more I do the more I like. He works with a very low contrast, fragile and human figurines with porcelain blushed skin. Very exciting work and in the larger context of this show some of the best for me. Lino Lago had some of the best executed work for me in the show with his works that comment on the intersection of art and commercial support which was pretty blunt but very well done. I would like to follow his work more in the years to come. The only other theme in Liste and Berlin in general was the undying love of Andy Warhol who was echoed in countless works in almost every show which was cute at first and quickly became "Where's Waldo" with each show. Heiner Meyer did it this time for Liste.
Dritte is Art Forum Berlin:
Art Forum Berlin which is the anchor of the Berlin art fairs was also it's weakest link for me. The work was largely the same, very bleak, very black and white, very depressing, very………. German? At least that is what I was told by many Germans I spoke to in regards to the show. Many liked it, many didn't but all agreed this is how it works here. In fact the consensus was that Art Forum was large, powerful, stark and cold while Bridge Art Fair: Berlin was colorful, playful, young and fun. I had many conversations to this effect. Art Forum was also rather small since one wing was established art, one huge wing was young and independent art and the back was magazines, books and cafe. All in all a lot of pomp but nothing really solid. The independent artist area also was quite disappointing. It was very lean on physical work with white walls, big pillows to sit on and florescent lights being largely the only visual that sticks in your mind when you leave. The work was exceedingly minimal and many were just one installation shows or videos of flash animation. Overall not one of the best uses of independent space. All in all the show was easily missed and not anticipated in 2009. Oh and Warhol was alive and well here as well.
Last but not least is Bridge Art Fair Berlin:
It needs to be said that I will have to be limited on my praise or critique of Bridge since I am associated with them but can express that for a first showing in Berlin the work was strong and a great contrast in location, style, attitude & execution to the other shows. Based in East Berlin where the true up and coming art world is strong and growing Bridge put on a colorful, exciting and fresh show that for a first year was well reviewed. With performances by Momus which brought people from everywhere and Galleries with work unseen in Berlin it was a show not to be missed.
All in all an interesting series of shows in Berlin but not some of the world's best sadly.
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Holidays, It's a Cotton Christmas!
It has turned out to be a Cotton Christmas!
I've been frantically fa la la-ing, and we still have the tree to do, but the halls in the family room are decked out with the Sweet Home Alabama Tree, and Frosty's up to some mischief nearby
Somehow my gold and silver world of angels has exploded into a world of cotton and red, white and Santa stuff~
The Burlap Angels are still singing
They are on the sofa table and in the secretary
Now they have some snowy red ornaments tucked around
and their curly gold and silver wings have been added to the mantel garland and the Sweet Home Alabama Tree to tie everything together
I had one more cotton garland so I mixed it with an evergreen garland on the mantel and added some white lights, pine cones and some red and white, along with some extra tags from the tree
Sometimes one little touch can just tie everything together, like this little Santa belt pillow
It's handy to decorate with faux packages, especially if you haven't wrapped anything yet
As for Frosty, he's been too busy to lounge in a bath full of bubbles, so he decided to take a shower!
It doesn't hurt to post a sign for insurance, you know, so curious little hands don't start touching
Frosty prefers ccccccccold water…
Let me show you what's underneath
I used a clear plastic bin for the base and topped it with a garden trellis. I stood the trellis inside a white plastic garbage bag and added packing for volume and shape. The trellis then poked through the bottom of bag #2 and more packing was added and then the bag was tied off at the top
Since Frosty is "wet" from the shower, his normally fluffy cotton self is a little "matted" [I used some furry cloth left over from my recent pillow project Winter Knockoffs]
I filled the tub with cotton batting and added some silver sparkle garland for the shower "water"
Frosty seems to be enjoying it!
He has carefully hung his scarf and gloves while he gets refreshed
He just loves to surprise visitors!
I hope your holiday spaces and places are looking jolly!
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Comments15 Responses to "Holidays, It's a Cotton Christmas!"
Jenna, Is that real cotton? If so, tell me where you get it and how you make sure it's not buggy.
Very cute! I'll bet the kids love looking for Frosty to see what he's up to:@)
I love your Sweet Alabama Home tree…wish they sold cotton bolls up here!
Hi Jenna, omg this is truly creative!! The shower and the bathtub??? Soooo cute!!!! what a hoot!!! Christine from Little Brags
Everything is well prepared and your home is adorable.
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