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After living in Japan for five years and Italy for 13, Sweden and Swedishness are more important than ever for designer Eva Lundgreen. That's why working with ÅKERKULLA textile collection was very sentimental. A longing for her homeland combined with nostalgic memories of spending summers on her grandparent's farm when she was a child. Now she captured it all on a quilt cover, cushions and rugs.
Swedish folk art patterns and folklore are close to Eva Lundgreen's heart. So when she was asked to design a textile collection based on old Swedish folk culture, Eva shouted for joy inside. Maybe it was because she was in the middle of Tokyo at the time, a world that is very far from the farm in northern Sweden where she spent her summers as a child. It was just the memories and feelings from those summers that determined the colours and designs on the ÅKERKULLA textile collection.
Eva browsed through old books of crochet patterns and looked at lots of old photos, but it was medallion wallpaper, floral porcelain and her grandmother's heavy silk quilt that inspired her the most.
"I loved country life on the farm – and in my memory, it's glorified and nostalgic. I remember large strawberry fields and potato and carrot crops, all the animals on the farm and the memory of riding in a hay cart," says Eva with a tinge of nostalgia in her voice.
It was actually during a trip to Malaysia at Christmas time that the memories came back to her – and the ideas started to roll. In that relaxing environment, inspiration flourished and Eva sketched and painted several patterns that she then collected in a little folder with her basic ideas for the collection. A folder that she would later send to IKEA in Sweden.
"I had thought a lot about the foundation that I wanted to base the collection on. There's an underlying Swedish tone in everything I do, where there's room for cheerfulness and playfulness in the midst of the somewhat strict," says Eva. That really went home with IKEA. Nearly all of Eva's initial sketches were used to create the ÅKERKULLA textile collection. Here you can find florals in all forms. On a panel curtain, a quilt cover, cushions, rugs and metre fabrics. Just like in Eva's grandparent's home.
Designer thought Eva Lundgreen:"In my work with the ÅKERKULLA textile collection I was inspired by old Swedish country weddings, unmatched textiles, delicate summer flowers etc. Memories of the old wreaths and medallions on the wallpaper in my grandparent's wooden house were with me when I painted and worked on the patterns. So were the heavy silk quilts and my grandmother's fine breakfast porcelain. It became a collection filled with all different types of florals.
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British police investigating the Lockerbie bombing are to visit Libya.
David Cameron announced that officers from the Dumfries and Galloway force had been granted permission to visit the country at a joint press conference in Tripoli with his Libyan counterpart Ali Zeidan.
The Prime Minister said: "I am delighted that the Dumfries and Galloway Police team will be able to visit your country to look into the issues around the Lockerbie bombing."
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The move follows months of behind-the-scenes talks. Mr Cameron pointed out that police investigating the murder of Pc Yvonne Fletcher had been able to come to Tripoli three times since the revolution. That would have been "unthinkable" when Muammar Gaddafi was in power, he added.
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God Damnit exsist. Nows there's another title contender in the east
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Yea, not only was my trade probably better by about 20 points, a young prospect and a few spots in the first, but at the minimum you probably should have gotten back to me and used the offer to negotiate another pick out of me.
I'm guessing you pulled the trigger on this one to keep Miller out of your own conference...
now I hate the Pacific Division...
good job getting an asset for a guy who didn't mesh though.
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Nah, for the most part I try not to hold potential trade partners at gunpoint.
The divisional thing was a big factor, no doubt. Had you managed to re-sign Allen, Pierce, and Miller, it'd be off to the Pacific Division cellar for me. The potential of getting quality production from Juwan at a discount-price contract was a big plus too.
Glad this didn't go to the Sonics, no offense Beeball.
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In winter 2011, to celebrate their first new music in three years, Julian Koster, Robbie Cucchiaro and friends staged the Lullaby Tour, a three-month special delivery of The Music Tapes' Purim's Shadows EP to more than 200 homes across the country, from Mountain Home, Ark., to the band's own home base in Athens, Ga.
Mother Nature Turning Up the Heat
Mother Nature is turning up the heat this week. Surface high pressure over the Ozarks yesterday is now to our southeast.
Wedding: Nicole Bailey & Jered Barnes
The couple will wed on Saturday, May 11th, 2013 by Assistant Pastor Coach Bill Hughes of Mountain Home Baptist Church.
Baxter County, Ark., man arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
A Mountain Home, Ark. man faces drug charges after a deputy found suspected drug paraphernalia in the man's vehicle during a traffic stop.
A yard sale to benefit Mountain Home Flyers Youth Wrestling Club is set 7 a.m.-4 p.m. today and 7 a.m. to noon Saturday at 1808 Becker St.
Only students majoring in journalism and mass communication are eligible. Membership is by invitation only by one of the society's 94 campus chapters and is based solely on scholarship and character.
The Baxter Bulletin honors the top 10 students graduating from Norfork High School in 2013.
Linck garners Mountain Home honor
Mountain Home Bomber soccer player Justin Linck is the recipient of the Jim Holsted Athlete of the Week Award for the week ending May 17.
Pleas accepted, 3 headed to prison
After accepting three guilty pleas Thursday in Baxter County Circuit Court, Judge Gordon Webb sentenced three defendants to prison time.
Mountain Home meetings scheduled
The May schedule of Mountain Home city government public meetings has been announced by City Clerk Brian Plumlee.
Fans of ghost hunting and things that go bump in the night can learn more about reported paranormal happenings at Lake Norfork Inn when SyFy's "Haunted Collector" airs a segment filmed at the Henderson resort earlier this year.
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A Look Back: Relief programs served area during Depression
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Mountain Home Schools wins Spirit of Giving Contest
The Food Bank of North Central Arkansas and the Arkansas Hunger Relief Alliance announced Friday that Mountain Home Public Schools has won first in a Spirit of Giving Contest it participated in last December.
Of the 98 cases against 58 defendants, 48 were for various traffic offenses, 29 were for contempt, seven were for alcohol-related offenses, two were for shoplifting, two were for battery, two were for disorderly conduct, two were for thefts, one was for drug-related offenses, one was for violating miscellaneous ordinances, one was for criminal ... (more)
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Spirit of giving: South Shore Foundation
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Mountain Home High School FBLA wins at state conference
Mountain Home High School FBLA recently competed at the State FBLA Leadership Conference in Little Rock, with 47 attending The chapter came home with several awards.
Local Girl Scouts earn coveted Gold Awards
Two Girl Scouts from Mountain Home -- each with 12 years of experience in Scouting -- were presented the Girl Scout Gold Award Saturday in Little Rock from the Diamonds of Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas Girl Scout Council.
Three head to prison, firebomb suspect enters not guilty plea
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
PoP, Edition 8
Let It Snow! EP by Michael Buble
Sexiest. Canadian. EVER. (Don't hear that very often, now do you? Unless, of course, we're talking about Ben.) Purely delightful--this man can even make me like the song "My Grown-Up Christmas List." My only complaint is that it's only five songs long. Michael darling, will you release a full length Christmas cd soon? Pretty, pretty please?
Set Yourself On Fire by Stars
Amazon's MP3 store has recently started a series of Daily Deals in their shop. Full-length albums are knocked down to anywhere from $1 to $4 for a period of 24 hours. Follow them on Twitter or add the twitter address to your feed to get updates. Anyhow, I've picked up some great albums without the guilt of spending loads money on digital music, as I prefer to buy actual cds. Set Yourself On Fire was my most recent purchase and it was well worth the $2 I dropped on it. Heck, I probably would have paid full price for this one. It's accessible without losing any of its indie edge. Stars is a band that doesn't beg to have your full attention, but when you do listen closely, you're rewarded handsomely.
Reckoning by R.E.M.
Most of my R.E.M. exposure comes from their radio play, which really is a shame. One of my very qualified music friends recommended Reckoning to me when I told him what I'd been listening to lately. I wasn't at all surprised to find out that he was right--it's a great album and perfect for me right now. The songs work well individually and as a whole. "So. Central Rain (I'm Sorry)" is the first single and a darn fine rock song.
The Tales of Beedle The Bard by J.K. Rowling
This new addition to the HP canon isn't enough to fill the hole in my heart left by the end of the Harry Potter series, but it somewhat quelled the pain. Four new fairy tales by Beedle the Bard and one already published story ("The Tale of the Three Brothers" was already included The Deathly Hallows) are included in this short tome. The stories (cleverly translated from the original runes by my homegirl Hermione) are along the same vein as muggle tales by The Grimm Brothers--there are morals and good vs. evil and dark humor. The real joy of the book, however, lies in the endnotes written by Albus Dumbledore. They're brimming with all of his timeless wit and wisdom and they made me miss him so much. I know it's weird to say that about a fictional character, but I CAN'T HELP MYSELF, OKAY?
The book is convieniently stocking stuffer-sized and proceeds benefit the Children's High Level Group.
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-time Indian by Sherman Alexie
Alison Morris writes a book blog for Publisher's Weekly called ShelfTalker--it's one of my top three book blogs to read. Last week, she discussed the books that no self-respecting bookstore should be without. In her list of YA fiction and non-fiction, she listed this book as an instant classic. It also won the National Book Award and with those two things combined, I resolved to read it ASAP. Basically, this picked-on Indian kid named Junior Spirit decides to go to the white school to escape his hard-knock high school. He's a cartoonist and the book includes cartoons from him (expertly drawn by Ellen Forney). It's very funny and heartbreaking, because life on the Reservation is tough and you need a sense of humor to cope. Maybe it's just because I've read a number of books lately about teen boys who go through an exploration of life lately, as I'm not sure this would make my list of essential YA fiction. But is The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian worth all the accolades it's received? Absolutely it is.
That's it for this week, because I've been deeply engrossed in Battlestar Galactica S1. I'm almost done, but I'll post my review next time when I'm finished with the season.
15 comments:
- Kristina P. said...
ShelfTalker sounds very, very interesting.
- December 9, 2008 at 10:06 AM
- Ashley said...
I haven't picked up my copy of Beedle yet, but I'm so glad you're enjoying BSG! Yay, another convert!
- December 9, 2008 at 10:29 AM
- EP said...
I thought about buying The Tales of Beedle The Bard, but I chickened out because I was afraid it just wouldn't be the same as HP. And that I would miss it more.
I may give it a try now since you enjoyed the stories. Even if it made you miss Dumbledore. (I miss him, too.) - December 9, 2008 at 10:30 AM
- Gretchen said...
KP--ShelkTalker always has interesting prompts that make me think about what I read.
Ashley--I know, it's all thanks to you that I actually starting watching it.
EP--It's worth reading. The book is super short, but it's a good addition to the canon. - December 9, 2008 at 10:47 AM
- Jenn said...
I <3 Buble. I always call him Bubble though.
- December 9, 2008 at 12:51 PM
- Jay said...
I have a definite love/hate thing with Michael Buble, who I affectionately refer to as Michael Boobie.
Anyway, the only real reason I commented here was to tell you that your blog name is awesome.
Be well. - December 9, 2008 at 1:55 PM
- Megkathleen said...
I'm dying for Buble to come out with a full length christmas cd too! My Grown Up Christmas list by him is one of my fave xmas songs!
- December 9, 2008 at 1:55 PM
- Cassandra said...
Reading this makes me want to go out and get a copy of Beedle right now! Alas, I have no money... >.<
And EEK! I've recently started watching BSG with one of my dear, dear friends (he's got seasons 1-3 on DVD, the lucky fool), and I find myself addicted. Hopefully your post on Season 1 won't have too many spoilers? I'm not quite through with the season just yet... we're trying to get through all 3 and a half seasons before the last of Season 4 airs in January. ^_^ - December 9, 2008 at 3:46 PM
- King of New York Hacks said...
Great site, I love reading !!
- December 9, 2008 at 5:06 PM
- Gretchen said...
Jenn--He really does have a great name.
Jay--Thanks for stopping by!
Megkathleen--Yeah, I'm down with a full-length cd of all new songs.
Cassandra--As much as I hate buying books at Target, it's only $7.50 there. It's worth it. Also, there shouldn't be any spoilers.
King of NY Hacks--Thank you, I appreciate it! - December 9, 2008 at 6:41 PM
- Wickedly Scarlett said...
Ooh, thanks for the Buble Christmas cd recommendation! I heard his version of My Grown up Christmas List on the radio the other day and really liked it. Glad to hear he has more out there!
And I've been trying to get to my copy of Beedle since I got it on Saturday--hopefully I'll get through it tonight :) - December 9, 2008 at 8:23 PM
- brandy said...
I just stalked up on copies of Beedle for all my friends who are going through HP withdrawl.
Seriously? Sometimes I like to trick myself into thinking there's still one more book coming out. And then, I just get sad when a) I realize I'm wrong b) realize I'm tricking myself about harry potter.
After your recommendation, I'm definitely going to be keeping a copy for myself! - December 9, 2008 at 9:26 PM
- surviving myself said...
Damn Ben and his sexy Canadian looks!
- December 10, 2008 at 9:26 AM
- Marissa said...
I've been wanting to read Beedle, but don't know if I want to actually buy it or not. And those Canadians...yeah, they'll get you every time :)
- December 11, 2008 at 9:47 AM
- snark snark said...
I didn't get a chance to tell you last week that I too like your new "Pop" graphic.
- December 11, 2008 at 1:12 PM


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Just three years after the grand opening, construction is once again under way at Morris Hospital & Healthcare Centers' Ridge Road Campus in Channahon to make way for an expansion of services.
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I wanted to know if I can store an array of type double as an element of an entity(a row)?
I have an object that has 4 properties:
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My data context stores location and date successfully, but I assignmet values to Amplitude and Phase too and it did not save those to the table.
Anthing of how I should proceed? Convert the array to byte and then store it as an element, isn't what I have on mind. I would really like if someone can just look at the table and still be able to make sense what the data is!
As far as i know, please do not add array in TabelServiceEntity as a property of table storage directly, because Table Storage is REST service, all data need be serialized. So please try to serialize your array to a Stream or Xml or other types, then you can use Table Storage API to upload them normallly.
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Hi, thanks for the question. Arwind is correct, and the behavoir you are seeing is "normal" - arrays will not be stored in table entities, as they are not one of the types supported by .NET Data Services (bool, DateTime, Byte[], byte[], double, Guid, int, Int32, Int64, and string). However, you can store a non-supported type (including your double[]) by converting to and from one of the supported types, likely either string or one of the byte arrays. Here's some sample code that shows storing an array of doubles as a semicolon delimited string, but you could obviously change it to a different format or use this approach to deal with storing other types as well. Please make sure you test it for your uses, as this is just "proof-of-concept" type code, not tested for production uses (though I've at least tried to include suggestions for null and empty cases). One note to keep in mind with this code and others, is that the maximum legal size for a table entity is 1MB, and the maximum size for a batch transaction is 4MB. So if your serialization format is large (like XML), then you may run into those limits earlier.
Some brief explanation of this code: your application would do all access through the get/set for MyDoubles. When you set MyDoubles, this will set myDoubles and also set myDoubleString. Operations to and from table storage will then use the get/set for MyDoubleString. The "get" reads myDoubleString, which is always updated by the set for MyDoubles, and the "set" (used when reading entities from table storage), initializes myDoubles appropriately.
// A simple enitity which has a double array public class DoublesArrayEntity : TableServiceEntity { private double[] myDoubles; private string myDoubleString; // This is for access by your application, which will work with the array. public double[] MyDoubles { get { // Just return the private array, which is updated by both setters return myDoubles; } set { // Simple assignment to the private array myDoubles = value; // This check is necessary to make sure we preserve "null" as different than "empty" if (myDoubles != null) { // Build a string representing the doubles in the list, like "1.5;2.2;3.4;4.8" StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); foreach (double d in value) { sb.Append(d); sb.Append(';'); } // Trim the last semi-colon, so that we have "1;2;3" instead of "1;2;3;" myDoubleString = sb.ToString().TrimEnd(';'); } else { // Assign null to the string to preserve the fact that the array was null myDoubleString = null; } } } // This is for storing in table storage public string MyDoubleString { get { // Just return the private string, which is updated by both setters return myDoubleString; } set { // Simple assignment of the string read from table storage myDoubleString = value; // Initialize the array by converting the string. Make sure that null and empty are treated correctly. if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(myDoubleString)) { // Split on ';' to get the individual doubles string[] dStrings = value.Split(';'); int len = dStrings.Length; // Create an array the same length myDoubles = new double[len]; for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) { // Store each in the same order they were retured. myDoubles[i] = Convert.ToDouble(dStrings[i]); } } // Empty string would split to one string if we didn't handle it separately, resulting in the wrong array. else if (myDoubleString == String.Empty) { // So we just create a new empty array here. myDoubles = new double[0]; } else { // If it's null, just assign that. myDoubles = null; } } } public DoublesArrayEntity() { } }
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Yeah, this is probably a good idea.
The only problem is that my worker role sends a request to the WCF service, hosted somewhere else, to work on this data(array of 40 + 40, for 365 days) and then perform some very complex operation on it, which takes a lot of time, during this time the underlying connection(HTTP binding b/w client(worker role) and server(WCF service)) gets killed by the load balancer ( This exception, in detail here ). So, converting to one type and then re-converting would add up more time for the operation.
Still trying to find a solution for this.
Hi - glad this helped somewhat. If performance is your primary concern over human-readability, you could consider other serialization options, such as BinarySerializer, which may be faster. Binary serialization will probably also result in a smaller entity size. However, unfortunately the double[] type is not supported at this time, so a type conversion is necessary to store this data in a table entity.
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The route on day 3 of Ride The Rockies is Carbondale to Leadville. The ride is 83 miles long and the Independence Pass is 12,095 feet in elevation.
The route on day 3 of Ride The Rockies is Carbondale to Leadville. The ride is 83 miles long and the Independence Pass is 12,095 feet in elevation.
Sometimes you need a little inspiration. On day 2 of Ride The Rockies, I found myself looking for it. Our remote lodging necessitated a 45 minute drive to Hotchkiss before even beginning the days ride. As a coach with the Special Olympic Athletes participating in this event, I needed to insure that 7 bikes were unloaded, aired up, and everyone had the necessities required for a 68 mile ride from Hotchkiss to Carbondale over McClure pass. I absolutely needed a heavily caffeinated energy drink, and a quiet port-a-john. I didn't find the last 2 items, but I did find my inspiration in the positive attitudes, enthusiasm, and courage with which the Special Olympics Athletes tackled today's ride.
I climbed on my trusty steed on Monday morning only to be alerted to her squeaking at me. She is a four year old Specialized Roubaix Expert with more carbon fiber than one person really needs. More on her squeaking later. I am looking for a name for my bike. Something fast and sexy. Leave your suggestions on this blog or Twitter.
Leaving Hotchkiss we had a very crazy old man in a very large vehicle yelling us and saying "Go Away! Your Not Wanted Here!" Obviously he wasn't invited to be part of the Hotchkiss tourism committee.
The second day of Ride The Rockies is always Attitude Adjustment Day. I don't know why. But for the past seven tours, I consistently start that day in a state of anxiety, annoyance and fatigue. I wasn't really aware of it for the first five tours — probably because I was mostly riding by myself, and no one was there to call me on it. That's not the case anymore.
"I need an attitude adjustment," I told my riding buddies Rick and Sheila this morning, after spending about two hours in a state of permanent sulk — unmoved by the lovely farmlands we passed by, oblivious to the warm sun and good company. I was a little snarly.
"You said that last year, too," Sheila replied, and kept pedaling. "But that's okay. You do what you have to do."
I had started the morning in a bad way. We had to catch a 5:30 am bus from Cedaredge — where our slightly stinky hotel was — to Hotchkiss, the start of the ride. That was bad enough. But at about 5 am, I made the discovery that the transport company had deemed my bags overloaded, and threatened that if I didn't redistribute them, I was going to be hauling them on my bike with me. Or something along those lines.
For the hours she's on her bike, Kris Linderholm is able to focus on nothing else but the beautiful Colorado scenery, serious mountain climbs and thrilling descents.
But as soon as each leg of this week's Ride the Rockies ended, Linderholm's focus is back on Fort Collins and the High Park fire.
Linderholm was a firefighter at Poudre Authority in Fort Collins from 1979-2007 (she was the department's first female fire fighter) and also an avid local cyclists. She did many of her Ride the Rockies training rides in the area currently engulfed by the massive forest fire.
"We've been talking about how difficult it is to be doing something fun when such a disaster is happening," Linderholm said.
Several years ago, cyclists were forced to stop mid-peddle when the Ride the Rockies course took them too close to a wild fire near Durango. Blowing smoke and the general danger posed by an unpredictable blaze forced ride officials to cancel a leg after it already started.
So riders picked up their bikes, put them on trailers and drove to the next stop.
This year, Ride the Rockies may see a similar decision.
Greg, Dan and I leave Gunnison on the first morning at a ridiculously late 8:00 a.m. — we even saw a bit of the opening ceremony.
A say we saw a bit because I was antsy; literally pulling Greg by the arm away from the speeches and toward the pedal strokes.
Little good it did. The wind that I had been dreading was in full force just outside of town as the three of us jumped onto a train of about four other riders, whooping with joy.
Later, when the road and wind and sun wore us down, the feeling would leave me, but those first few miles contained all the whooping joy of the first day of summer, when school has been let out and I'm ten again on my BMX bike.
"I'm so happy!" I gush like a loon. Greg — affable, unflappable Greg — retorts, "We're so glad, Sean."
Greg is a mutant. With fewer than 500 miles in the saddle this year, he'll push through the next week with a combination of grit, natural talent and wheel sucking. He'll do fine.
Dan, also from San Diego, is whip thin and should kick our asses on the hills, but he's suffering in the wind this morning. Our merry trio breaks apart after Aid 2.
We all "go our own pace" up the main climb of the day (for me that's code for "incredibly slowly") but I link up with Greg after lunch and end up riding with him most of the way down the descent.
That is, until he eyes a tandem passing by and hammers to link up. I spot his move five seconds too late and after 20 seconds of going cross-eyed, I realize I can't bridge up.
That's OK, one of the best parts of Ride the Rockies is the scenery, which is easy to miss if you're constantly in the red zone, so I sit up and enjoy the rest of the ride, and that feeling of school's out summer fun returns just when I needed it most.
Powder blue skies with warm breeze … check that, powder blue skies with a cold strong wind on the nose, but we're off on Stage 1. Jumping to the conclusion it was 80 miles long, climbing 3700 feet, moving from Gunnison to Hotchkiss. I don't know how we managed to make a right-hand turn north and maintain the headwind. The cyclist's curse.
I burned 4500 calories, for those of you keeping track. As promised in the brochure for Ride the Rockies there was no shortage of attractive scenery. The scenery was great, but what made the day special was the Colorado hospitality. At the top of the day's climb at mile 50 we were greeted by a park ranger handing out lip balm (SPF 15).
You just don't see that everyday. (She was actually from San Diego, but I give Colorado the credit.)
We continued on our way — into the headwind, but all downhill — and were busting through a little town 10 miles from the finish called Crawford. We were prepared to mash our pedals to the finish, but a woman yelled at us "There's a free BBQ right over there!" Say no more.
Crawford pulled out the stops for Ride the Rockies. Crawford's not big and they don't have as many "stops" to pull out as some towns, but they make up for it with charm and warmth. The local ladies served Sloppy Joe's and potato salad and the local kids handed out ice cream bars. You could have had pie if you wanted it. Give me a slice of Americana any day.
Day two of Ride The Rockies took us 68 miles from Hotchkiss over McLure Pass and down to Carbondale. Day two was actually day one for me because I arrived in Hotchkiss late last night. I had a commitment to race the Denver Triathlon on Sunday morning, and then rented a one-way car to Grand Junction, followed by a shuttle ride by "Mike" of American Spirit Shuttles. Mike was full of great information, adding tidbits of regional historical facts all along the way.
I arrived at the campsite in Hothckiss around 6pm, quickly erected my tent then headed down to the live music. After some great food, conversation, and frothy beverages it was time for rest.
Around 4:15am I awoke and decided to use the facilities. I was treated to a bit of shock when I walked in and saw a gentleman in his full cycling kit trimming his already groomed and mature mustache. Standing there in my underwear and half closed eyes, I suddenly felt a little unproductive. However, I had very little struggle falling back asleep when I arrived back in my tent.
I was up for good and out on the bike by 7:15am. Though the course profile looked intimidating, the ride was pleasant. It could best be described as rolling with head winds for the first hour or so. I used this section to ride from group to group. Everyone rides at their own pace on a tour like this, so it's easy to hop on to a group for a bit, have some conversation, then roll on. The entire time we were flanked by steep rocky walls and the occasional mountain lake.
Mile 38 saw the start of the day's toughest climb; McClure's Pass which is located on the western side of the Elk Mountains. The climb was steady, but not exceedingly difficult. The grade of the road was steady, and the average for the climb (that heads up CO State Hwy 133) was nearly 8%.
The top of McClure's Pass signified two things: First, we only had about 25 miles left. Secondly, and most importantly, the rest of the ride was all downhill!
The descent was fast, my clock reached 51.5 mph. Feeling the urge for a burger, I decided to just put my head down and give it some effort to reach Carbondale. We were greeted to town by smiling faces of kids and adults, which was really nice to see after a day in the saddle. Time for rest, tomorrow is Independence Pass and our first foray over 12,000 feet.
Here's a full GPS report on the ride Day 2.
Stats For Day 2 of Ride the Rockies:
Distance – 68.1 miles
Average Speed – 15.8 mph
Climbing – 4,814 ft
Time – 4:18:52
Calories Burned (est.) – 3,420
Burgers – Two (both with side items)
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Celebrating three decades of life in the political and musical hinterlands, Propagandhi will release their sixth studio album, Failed States, on September 4th. The album's first single "Failed States" debuts today and can be heard now by going HERE. Fans can pre-order Failed States now at The Epitaph Store. Additionally, Propagandhi will kick off a North American tour in September with support from Comback Kid. Dates are listed below.
Failed States willfully careens between brazen metallic tendencies and the ragged punk rock roots of Propagandhi's earlier work, further raising the lyrical and musical bar set by their critically-acclaimed 2009 release, Supporting Cast(e).
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Just something to get the ol' brain working at the start of the week…
A friend of mine posted something on Facebook last week:
I can play guitar!
After thinking, 'well done you,' my mind immediately went something along the following lines:
What do you mean? Are you celebrating the fact that you have the physical ability to lift a guitar and hit the strings to create noise? Or have you learnt every finger combination possible and could theoretically play any song every written?
Or somewhere inbetween those two?
Obviously, playing the guitar is a bit too qualitative; it's far easier to measure when someone has learnt to 'count to ten'…or is that just memorisation? I've not discussed with her exactly what she meant, but I expect she was trying to publicly celebrate the fact that she has learnt a few basic chord shapes and strumming patterns, and can play Oasis's Wonderwall or something. And well done to her for that achievement.
But I can't help asking: At what point should we objectively measure that someone has moved from a position of not being able to play the guitar to having that ability?
Or is it something more ingrained than that? In other words, can some people play guitar and just need a guiding hand, while others simply can't?
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Detroit Pistons vs Chicago Bulls Sunday December 26 6:00 pm Local TV: FS Detroit Nat'l TV: Radio: WWJ 950 AM Chat is open!!!! http://www.pistonsforum.com/playoff-chat/
The Pistons will be DETermined to push their streak to 3 wins, as they battle the Bulls, who recently got bull-ied on Christmas Day by the Knicks.
I'm hoping for a game where Stuckey proves he can play with Rose. I'm sick of Rose being considered a young PG basketball god and Stuckey getting next to no respect.
Boozer is EXACTLY the type of NBA player that kills the Pistons, making it more obvious by the day how badly we need a true top-flight PF on our team. He's just eating CV's lunch. When CV isn't scoring a lot, he's generally a liability at that position. We need to solve that problem - and I'm sure we will, either in the pending Tay, Rip and/or McGrady trades, or in the 2011 draft.
The Pistons can't rebound and this problem is compounded by Kuester's strategy of switching every single pick and roll... might want to change that if we are to even compete on the glass and ultimately, in this game.
almost every PF or C in this league shows the big weakness at that spot - defensively as well as in the offense. But to be fair, Boozer has been a monster lately against everyone
So far so good - Stuckey's playing even with, if not slightly better than, Rose. The key is whether Stuckey can bring his game up to keep up with Rose down the stretch of games. Can he and does he might be two separate questions. Stuckey, unlike Rose, is on a team where everyone defers to him. Rose is becoming an AI like gunner - freezing all his teammates out except for Boozer. Stuckey's on a team with guys like Tay and Rip, who take over when they shouldn't, and CV and Gordon and sometimes even Bynum - guys the ball goes to if they've been hot. So - the comparison between these two guys isn't really fair. IMO, they're pretty similar talents.
1st half. Ineffective starters, can't rebound, score, or much else. Still, they did better to end the first half at least on defense. But therein lies the problem. Look, our 2nd unit was fantastic last game - with this unit out there: Stuckey, Rip, TMAC, JMAX, Monroe. So why the heck do we find our starters all back in this 2nd quarter - with our 2nd unit accomplishment nothing much? We never used our very successful unit from last game for this game. Not for a moment. By the time they pulled Bynum out, they also pulled JMAX, leaving us no strength inside. Those who don't like JMAX - pay attention. When he came in, Chicago's scoring came to a crawl. I doubt that Kuester noticed. 40-34. Horrid on offense. But the defense held. Monroe sure looks impressive on the defensive glass. Rip hit one shot. Gordon again is doing nothing from the outside. Chicago has two decent defenders out there at guard in Bogans and Rose. Stuckey got inside some to give us at least something impressive to watch. Tay is the only other Piston who seems to be able to score so far. My prediction, and I hate to predict - if we waste time in the 2nd half using Bynum to slow us down, we will lose this game. We got to go back to what worked last game.
Don't ever compare Stuckey with somone on the level that Derrick Rose is on.....just shameful. Stuckey can drive.....and that is the ONLY thing he can do. Rose can drive, shoot midrange, shoot treys, make ridiculous layups with elite athleticism in traffic against big men, he runs the Bulls offense decently enough and he gets a decent amount of steals. Derrick Rose is light years ahead of Stuckey and that will never change....unless Stuckey learns how to make a jump shot or three-ball. We have only one big man on our roster. A rookie named Greg Monroe who may or may not be a center.....so we are 3 big men short of competing on a night-in night-out basis. I am not including Big Ben because he will not be here with us past this season and potentially next season. We are not competitive.
I'm pretty much done with Bynum as a Piston - he's the worst defensive player I've ever seen. I don't understand why - he's so athletic that he should be able to stay in front of anyone. But he can't stay in front of anyone. And on offense, he's become a really lazy player. He's signed his contract and most games just doesn't look to take it to the rim like he used to, when he was one of the games great penetrators. He's a lousy shooter, so it's not like we ever want him taking those shots to establish his scoring bona fides during the game.
Stuckey's effective shooting percentage is higher than Rose's. I like Rose - don't get me wrong, but he's a gunner on a team where he's allowed to be a gunner.
I'm at a loss for words. Stuckey is..... wow...just wow...I'm not sure I can watch much more of this guy. He is TERRIBLE.
I cannot stand watching this team with Rip and Tay playing major minutes. It's unwatchable. Rip thinks he's a playmaker - and the truth is he stinks in that role - flat out stinks. Rip just threw it away down the stretch on a key position. Tay, lotta minutes, no rebounds in a game where we've been decimated in the rebounding stat. Rip ends up freezing Stuckey out of his game, and taking the ball out of his hands is his and Tay's specialty. -- BTW, McGrady can really play.
2nd half. Probably by accident, since Stuckey was in foul trouble early in the 3rd - we played the right bench unit to start the 4th. And ended up tying it up to send it to OT. Wow. TMAC gets 15 in the 4th, compared to zilch in the 2nd quarter. Seems like a pretty simply decision. Dump Bynum. Play the bench that works.


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ObTopic: possibly there may be an ordering of write operations which ensures that the journal close off/journal replay is idempotent (ie, okay to do twice), but it would appear that EXT4 in some kernel versions either doesn't currently have that for some actions or doesn't have sufficient barriers to ensure the writes hit stable storage in that order. So there seems to be a (small) window of block writing vulnerability during the EXT4 unmounting. (Compare with, eg, the FreeBSD Soft Updates file system operation ordering -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soft_updates.)
Ext4 data corruption trouble
Posted Oct 25, 2012 2:00 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]
But now there's a wave of self-sustaining accidental lies spreading across the net, damaging the reputation of ext4 unwarrantedly, and I started it without wanting to.
It's times like this when I start to understand why some companies have closed bug trackers.
Posted Oct 25, 2012 9:31 UTC (Thu) by man_ls (subscriber, #15091) [Link]
Remember the stupid "neutrinos faster than light" news where all media outlets were reporting that Einstein had been rebutted, and that we were close to time travel? In the end it was all a faulty hardware connection, the original results were corrected and the speed of light paradigm came out stronger than ever. In that case it was a few hundreds of scientists signing the original paper that started the wildfire, instead of checking and rechecking everything for a few months before publishing such a fundamental result. I hope they are widely discredited now, all 170 of them (I am not joking now, either in the figure or in the malignity).
So in a few days the bug will be pinned to a very specific and uninteresting condition, and ext4 will come out stronger than ever. One data point: I have seen no corruption with 3.6.3, but then I am never rebooting while unmounting. Now I will be unmounting with extra care :)
Posted Oct 25, 2012 13:33 UTC (Thu) by nix (subscriber, #2304) [Link]
LWN's coverage of this was much much better, emphasising the unclear and under-investigation nature of the thing.
A few things
Posted Oct 25, 2012 14:03 UTC (Thu) by man_ls (subscriber, #15091) [Link]
Also, hundreds of names on a paper may be standard practice, but it is ridiculous. Somebody should compute something like the Einstein index but dividing each result by the number of collaborators.
Finally, it appears from the wikipedia article that the Gran Sasso scientists had sat on their results for six months before publishing them. Even though I called for the same embargo in my post, that they did somehow only makes it worse -- but then life is unfair.
Posted Oct 25, 2012 10:17 UTC (Thu) by cesarb (subscriber, #6266) [Link]
Data corruption/loss is scary. Even more than most security problems (a really bad security problem will be used by some joker to erase your data, so a really bad security problem is equivalent to data corruption/loss).
If the data corruption/loss affects the most used and stable filesystem in the Linux world, the steps to reproduce sound reasonably easy to hit by chance (just reboot twice quickly), and the data loss is believed to be prevented by just not upgrading/downgrading a minor point release, it is natural human behavior to want EVERYONE to know RIGHT NOW, so people will not upgrade/will downgrade until it is safe. Thus the posts on every widely read Linux-related news media people could find.
Even now with the problem being shown to happen in less common situations, and with it being suspected of being older than 3.6.1, I would say 3.6.3 is burned, and people will not touch it with a 3-meter pole until 3.6.4 is out. Even if 3.6.4 has no ext4-related patches at all.
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An ancient struggle re-erupts on Earth between two extraterrestrial clans, the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons, with a clue to the ultimate power held by a young teenager.
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They sell their skills not their body "Is that a prostitute?"
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A geisha is a traditional Japanese entertainer of men. She is a master of traditional arts including music, serving tea (which is a fine Japanese art), dancing and singing etc. Most geisha live in Tokyo or Kyoto (those in Kyoto call themselves geiko. Although in the past it could be argued that geisha were prostitutes (which would be an egregious oversimplification...today it can be easily and accurately said that geisha are certainly not prostitutes. Geisha have very powerful connections all over the world, hence they are a power to be reckoned with.
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Despite an obvious western curiousity with geisha they remain hidden in a cloak of secrecy. Geisha are not prostitutes or concubines, if anything they are the equivelant of hostesses. Geisha do not master the erotic arts, these duties are reserved for women called yugos. Compartively, geisha go through intense training learning only the traditional japanese arts. Geisha are very respectable women in japan's society and would never routinely indulge in relationships with different men. The Geisha's beautiful sunset kimono flowed gently to the ground as she was gracefully playing the shamisen
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Women's secret art of confidence and submission. An idea or state of mind involving confidence style and extreme female swagger. Geisha involves the ability to submit men and lame girls with a single glance while remaining the classiest bitch in the room. See: badassery Laura: "Jen are you crying because you just saw your ex making out with another chick?"
Jen: "Yeah, I'm 'bout to pull that bitches weave out!" Laura: "awwwww hell naaaaaw!, you know thats not how we roll, where's your f-ing geisha??!!" |
5. | geisha | ||
asian prostitute with heavy std's; generic word for the bundle of std's that dwell on the ho While traveling in Amsterdam, you are likely to find a geisha, with a geisha
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One that is a Japanese putita. - Do you even know what "Geisha" is about?
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