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Friday, 29 April 2011
Snowberry Bright Defence Night Cream
The Night cream is meant to improve "night time hydration and helps to gently reduce the causes of skin discolouration in all skin types at any age".
It comes in a pump dispenser, the cream has a medium consistency and like the day cream it doesn't absorb into the skin straight away so you do have to massage it in a bit.
I have a very bad success rate with night creams as I always seem to get congestion from them.
This cream is going firmly on my re-buy list. I get no breakouts/congestion from it. In fact I feel like this calms down irritated skin, I recently had a bad skin reaction when I was trying a different cleanser and I do feel this made a significant improvement to my sore and inflamed skin. My skin hydration has definitely been improved. What I have noticed most is how smooth this has made my skin feel and this in turn has made my foundations apply better.
Another success from the luxury anti-aging skin care range from New Zealand, my expectations of Snowberry are very high now. I am also pleased to note a lot more sites are stocking this brand now ( escentual.com, lookfantastic.com).
I bought this from salonskincare.co.uk, they have free UK delivery with orders over £40 and it always arrives really quick.
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You're tempting me to try this line!ReplyDelete
I truly want this product ASAP!! My skin feels so damaged from break-outs and redness. I found that natural organic oils are very soothing to my skin and this brand uses a great composition of those ingredients.ReplyDelete
Have a great week-end, Sam xx
This sounds fantastic and I wonder if this would be a better purchase for me than replacing the daycream? I really like the Snowberry daycream but I wish I'd listen to your advice re: hydration. I got no.2 for combination skin but I think I would be have been better off with the formula for dry skin.ReplyDelete
I guess I'm not surprised that you mention it calming your skin. I think the ingredients are very well thought out in these products. Their refusal to use something because it's easy to get or cheap to buy is impressive.
Jane x
Wow this sounds really good! I've never tried anything from Snowberry before but your reviews are making me want to go get some!ReplyDelete
Hi Vintage Makeup,ReplyDelete
It is a very results you can see type brand :)
Hi Sam,
The Bright defense range has been very good for my highly sensitive, acne prone skin and it is soothing x
Hi Jane,
They are a very impressive brand. I do think the No.3 cream would have been better suited for you, could you get a sample of it perhaps? I think this night cream is something worth considering, my mother tried a little sample, think 3/4 uses only and she wants to buy it as well now ;) x
Hi Emily,
I am really pleased I decided to try the range as I really think they have some stand out products, the only drawback is the price really :)
This sounds fab also! I have almost finished my samples of the no.2 day cream (but I have a couple of the no.1 to try also) and so far I am liking it. I have bought the cleanser and looking forward to using that once I get through the last bit of my current cleanser.ReplyDelete
Hi Meeta,ReplyDelete
I'm glad you are liking the day cream, I'll be very interested to hear how you get on with the cleanser x


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Molly Redden has the scoop on this utterly unsurprising story:
Even at the height of the SOPA/PIPA campaign, the limits of Reddit's activism were obvious. "Are you guys REALLY contacting your Senators?" asked IWorkForASenator. "Not from what I'm seeing." Tellingly, most of the responses to the post were either entreaties for Redditors to do the actual work of making phone calls. For the organization of in-person anti-SOPA protests, Reddit largely relied on tech meetup groups and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
So politicos scoping out the usefulness of Reddit, take note. The past decade impressed upon us that the democratization of opinion afforded by the Internet can amount to very little when it's not backed up by something tangible. Obama For America's behemoth online network, for example, got its power from the thousands of canvassers and millions of small donors who utilized it to act offline. Such motivation is largely absent among Redditors. And without it, the date at which the Reddit click brigade will fail to attract notice, and their ire online will fail to make an impression on Capitol Hill, is fast approaching. Reddit has the potential to be a geek-friendly ALEC, or at least a petri dish for progressive legislation, but the response to Lofgren's appeal suggests a duller future for the site—as just another social platform where politicians half-heartedly engage with the public.

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Thursday, July 24, 2008
The Dark Knight
This Joker is Wild
The hype machine has been working overtime on this sequel to the rebooted DC Comics franchise that started two years ago with Batman Begins. Ever since the last scene of that film which teased the arrival of number one Bat Baddie The Joker, fans have been frothing at the mouth. Add to that the apparent stunt casting of Brokeback Mountaineer Heath Ledger and the return of director Christopher Nolan (Memento) , and you've got something worth watching. I'm happy to report that even though The Dark Knight isn't the greatest superhero film I've ever seen, Ledger is definitely the best super villain.
A clown-faced whack job calling himself The Joker (Ledger) is stealing mob money from banks in Gotham City. With an agenda of chaos on his mind, this creepy criminal attracts the attention of Batman (Christian Bale), who may be the only one capable of stopping him. Meanwhile, alter ego Bruce Wayne vies for the affections of former love Rachel Dawes (Maggie Gyllenhaal), who is currently seeing star District Attorney Harvey Dent (Aaron Eckhart). All three are on a collision course with The Joker, who wishes to destroy anything that will bring peace to Gotham and crime to a standstill.
Everything you've heard about the late Ledger's performance is absolutely true. His take on the maniacal Joker is excellent, from his disturbing laugh, to the constant licking of his lips, to his love for sharp objects. He really seems to be totally insane, yet smart and controlled at the same time. His introduction perfectly captures how dangerous this guy is, yet punctuates it with a sick joke that you can't help but laugh at ("Wanna see a magic trick?").
Bale and company are all very good, but since Ledger steals every scene he's in, we anxiously await his return. Nonetheless, Eckhart (No Reservations) is strong (and gets stronger) as the ambitious Dent, while Gyllenhaal (Stranger Than Fiction) surpasses her predecessor, Katie Holmes. Backup is provided by greats Michael Caine, Gary Oldman and Morgan Freeman. Even the small parts are well-filled by familiar faces Eric Roberts and Anthony Michael Hall. Nolan must have some kind of pull.
Despite all the acting clout, it's fortunate that there is a compelling, well written story here, that keeps our interest and moves along at a nice pace. The movie has lots of action, but characters are allowed to breathe and develop and we care about what happens to each of them. Nolan also makes it abundantly clear that anyone could live or die at any time. This really ups the stakes and the feeling of tension we get is very real.
My only complaint is that at two-and-a-half hours, the movie begins to feel long. Things develop in the third act that, while compelling, should have been saved for another movie. As a result, The Dark Knight suffers from "too many villains in one movie" syndrome that plagued the previous series. It is still a very good movie, but tighten up this one loose end and I think this film may have eclipsed my favorite superhero flick, the original Superman (1978). As it is now, no suck luck.
Not that anyone will care. This movie is already a guaranteed success, which will mean another sequel. I hope Nolan can continue to raise the bar as he has done here, and we get another thrilling excursion into crime-ridden Gotham City. Batman outfitter Freeman gives us a hint of what's to come when he tells Bale that his new Batsuit is effective against dogs "and cats."
Monday, July 21, 2008
Mini Documentary: "Kind of Famous"
So where have I been for the last two weeks? Why, working on my second project for my Film Production I class, of course! If you thought one month was no time to turn out a narrative, how about two weeks for a documentary? Kind of Famous is the end result, a little chronicle of friend Terry Jeffs and his almost brush with the music big time. Like my last project, no sync sound is allowed, so no on camera interviews are permitted. Voice overs on the other hand...
I'm the first to admit that docs are not my forte. This one turned out pretty good I think, although I wish I would have had Terry express more of his feelings throughout, instead of just at the beginning and the end. Still, I'm happy with the final product.
What do you think?
Friday, July 4, 2008
Diary of a Short Film V: Premiere Week
Here it is, the finished version of my latest short, The Payoff. Remember, the requirements of this assignment were no sync sound (so no talking heads) and you had to have a beginning, middle, and end. On Tuesday I showed it to my class on a big screen (which was very sweet) and Thursday to both my actors. Everyone seems to approve, but you be the judge. Also note that you can click on the HD link to see the movie in a much higher resolution (and bigger frame) than the teeny window above.
Enjoy, and please comment with your feedback!
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You. Met. Michael. Phelps.menner wrote:Michael Phelps...Ok. Nice guy I guess. I've met him once at school. He was at the University of Michigan at the same time I was. Huge school.BeautifulVeins wrote:Has anyone seen 'The Prince of Eygpt'?
Yeah, well Moses is pretty hot in that. Hot for a cartoon.
I had a thing for Jon from S Club 7. I loved the blonde hair and blue eyes when I was 10 hhahaha
At the moment my strange crush is Michael Phelps...but I'm not sure if that is actually strange..
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NOTE: Besides Yori Yanover being friends with alleged sex offender, Rabbi Hershy Worch, he was also close friends with convicted sex offender Rabbi David Lipman, both worked for him when he ran JCN18 (Jewish Communication Network) along with his friend, Rabbi Larry Yudelson (Reb Yudel).
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Newspaper publisher becomes the story before debate
Yori Yanover, publisher of the Grand Street News
By Ronda Kaysen
Volume 75, Number 8 | June 13- 20, 2005
|Yori Yanover - enabler of sex offenders
Much thought isn't usually given to moderators. By definition, they are thought to be moderate, but Yori Yanover, who was tapped to facilitate Tuesday night's City Council District 2 debate, has some strong opinions about the feminist, gay rights and psychoanalytic movements and isn't afraid to blog them.
On Tuesday morning, hours before 12 of the candidates vying to fill Margarita Lopez's City Council seat gathered at the Henry Street Settlement for their first public debate, an anonymous e-mail circulated among the candidates, urging them to boycott the event, which was to include three panelists asking questions in addition to Yanover, who was to moderate. The writer, identifying himself only as Constitution Man of the Committee to Boycott LoHo Realty and their Grand Street News, pointed to a private Web blog penned by the debate's moderator as cause for a candidate-wide boycott.
The blog, www.usajewish.com, was written by Yanover, the publisher of Grand Street News, a booklet-size community newspaper sponsored by LoHo Realty. The entries in question address an ongoing dispute within the Jewish community about a handful of rabbis accused of sexual impropriety.
In one entry, Yanover responds to sexual allegations against the late Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach lodged by several women after Carlebach's death. The allegations were never brought to court. In response to the unsubstantiated allegations, Yanover, in his blog, blamed the "homosexual movement, the feminist movement and the psychoanalytical movement. All three movements have politicized the sexual, and with that, robbed us of the carefree availability of our sexual expression," he wrote.
"The gay rights, feminist and psychological movements have changed how society approached sex in worrisome ways," Yanover told The Villager. "Making a sexual mistake in this society is the most dangerous thing that can happen to you. The boss who 10 years ago may have said something cheeky to a secretary or a female underling, now he's going in the other direction. This is part of the anxiety of our culture."
One candidate, Brian Kavanagh, withdrew his name from the debate after learning about Yanover's statements. "The moderator of a debate is not merely a bystander, but controls the forum and has a public presence and I think that choosing this particular person under the present circumstances shows some insensitivity both to the gay and lesbian community and also to victims of rape," said Kavanagh, describing the blog entries as "reprehensible."
"Is she concerned? I'm sure she would be concerned with anything that's homophobic or anti-women," said Roberto Caballero, who is gay and is the campaign manager for Reverend Joan Brightharp, the only member of the clergy in the race. Brightharp, however, planned to attend the debate, which occurred as The Villager went to press.
|Yori Yanover making online death threats to various Rape Victim Advocates
Yanover is a strong presence in the Lower East Side community. In fact, Grand Street News approached Henry Street Settlement several months ago to co-sponsor the debate along with LoHo Realty. Some local figures have jumped to his defense in the wake of the Tuesday morning e-mail. "I believe in supporting good people," said Susan Stetzer, district manager of Community Board 3. "He is not homophobic, he is not anti-feminist. He and his wife are feminists and they're raising their daughter to be a feminist." Stetzer and David McWater, C.B. 3 chairperson, were profiled by Grand Street News within the past year and their photo appeared on its cover.
Henry Street Settlement, which hosted the event, had no intentions of canceling or changing moderators on Tuesday afternoon. "At this point, we're not making any changes," said Kathleen Gupta, a chief administrator for the Henry Street Settlement, two hours before the event. "We're just moving forward and hoping it'll be a productive evening."
Rosie Mendez, the only openly gay candidate in the race, had not read the e-mail when she spoke to The Villager on Tuesday afternoon and was reluctant to take a position. "I have to ask myself, `Why today, a couple of hours before the debate, is this coming to light?' " she said. "This has been planned a long time ago. It's interesting that this has come out now." Mendez planned to attend the event.
The author of the e-mail that pointed candidates and The Villager to the blog did not return requests for comment, nor did he respond to requests to identify himself.
Bias is often subjective and, according to Yanover, the comments on his blog — all of which were removed on Tuesday afternoon — were part of a larger dialogue within the Jewish community. The blog entries in question were written last winter, he said, in response to comments made last October by an organization, the Awareness Center, about his close friend Rabbi Jeremy Hershy Worch.
The Awareness Center, a Maryland-based organization, is "dedicated to addressing sexual violence in Jewish communities around the world," according to its Web site. Among the alleged perpetrators of sexual violence accused on the Web site is Yanover's friend Worch.
"Every time you Google the guy's name, every time he applies for a job," the link to the Awareness Center Web site appears at the top of the search engine, said Yanover. "His name is destroyed. What can you do about this? All you can do is cower away or you can fight this."
And so Yanover printed the full name, address and telephone number of the woman who made the accusations against Worch, removing the "the shelter of anonymity" that protected her.
"This woman destroyed the life of a man, she accused him of despicable things and hid behind a veil of anonymity and she did not deserve it [anonymity]," said Yanover in a telephone interview, pointing out that no charges were ever brought against Worch.
Ironically, the Internet and the infinite memory of Google may now have turned on Yanover, thrusting his online ramblings into the political arena. "A friend of mine last October was destroyed by sinister people and it's been my business to defend his good name," he said.
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Connecticut's victim's advocate continues fight against governor's early release program
TORRINGTON >> Connecticut's victim advocate continued her criticism of Gov. Dannel Malloy's early prisoner release program, and said in a speech to Torrington Rotary Club members that her status as head of the independent state agency is in limbo.
"There's no way I can tell this story without sounding political," said Michelle Cruz, who made headlines last week by suggesting that she is being ousted from her position for speaking out.
In May 2011, Malloy and the legislature adopted a program as part of the state's budget implementation bill that gives prisoners time off for good behavior and enrolling in rehabilitation programs, retroactively back to 2006.
Cruz said the basic concept of the program breaks promises made to victims and their families at the time of sentencing. And she claims to have uncovered evidence that it's being administered poorly, with inmates getting sentence reduction "credits" despite numerous disciplinary actions against them and for simply "putting their name on a list" and not following through on rehabilitation programs.
The state's victim advocate is for appointment every four years. Cruz was first appointed by Republican Gov. M. Jodi Rell.
When her term was up in April, she wrote to Malloy, a Democrat, asking to be reappointed, but says she never heard back.
In early August, after a high-profile murder case in Meriden involving a suspect who had been released early, she spoke out against the program and was joined by Republican leaders seeking to use the issue against Malloy and Democratic legislative candidates. A few weeks later, an advisory committee chaired by Malloy's top lieutenant for criminal justice policy was advertising for a new state victim's advocate.
But Cruz's attempt to frame her potential ouster as a blow against the independence of the office doesn't sit well with some.
According to a report by Associated Press writer Dave Collins last week, the last review of Cruz's work found her office to be "antagonistic" and "combative."
'I've never been reprimanded for my performance by either administration (Rell or Malloy)," Cruz said Tuesday, claiming that the AP article left an incorrect impression that she's received bad performance reviews.
But that "combative" approach has taken aim even at outside nonprofit organizations whose mission is to help victims, according to one Torrington audience member. Some speculated about the purpose of her speech in Torrington. Was she making a case to keep her job? Was she campaigning to reform the early release program? Or helping Republicans make hay over the issue during a highly charged legislative election season?
John Logan, a Torrington defense attorney, said he's seen a "sea change" in the judicial system in favor of victims' wishes and concerns.
Because, as Cruz acknowledged, one victim can plead for mercy for an offender and the next can ask for the harshest penalty possible, it has to be up to the court.
Cruz argued that Malloy's early release program flies in the face of that system.
The early release program exempts the most serious crimes, but not lesser offenses including manslaughter and some sex crimes.
In many cases, she said, what could have been a murder charge is pled down to manslaughter, or a rape charge is pled down to a lesser sex offense. Those deals are made with assurance to victims that the offender will serve an agreed-upon length of sentence, Cruz said, and Malloy's program breaks those deals with no input from victims.
Logan disagrees with Cruz's attempts to have crimes such as manslaughter exempted, citing heartbreaking cases in which the crime was not brazen and intentional and the chance for rehabilitation great.
Cruz said that part of the problem is that the early release program was established without increasing Department of Corrections staffing to evaluate who is rehabilitated and deserves early release, and without increasing community support services for released inmates.
She said that the concept of victims' rights is still relatively "new," but will come naturally if viewed, for example, in relation to paid legal counsel and other rights that we give prisoners.
"They are imprisoned in a different way," she said. "There needs to be accountability. The victims' families have the right to know (how the offender's case is being handled)."
According to The Associated Press, Malloy aide Michael Lawlor, who is heading up the search for a new victim's advocate, said Cruz is "welcome to apply."
According to the AP, Lawlor claims that, contrary to the impression left by Cruz and Republicans, fewer inmates are being released per month now than before Malloy's early release program was adopted.
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WASHINGTON — The new head of the American Conservative Union, the group which hosts the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, has ties to the ongoing controversy surrounding fraud in the foreclosure process.
New ACU leader Al Cardenas is a partner in the law firm of Tew Cardenas LLP, which is currently defending "foreclosure king" David Stern, whose own law office is at the center of a major Florida investigation into foreclosure fraud. Mortgage companies hire the Law Offices of David J. Stern, frequently referred to as a "foreclosure mill," to handle their foreclosure paperwork for them. Stern's employees have testified that the office was a hotbed for illegally robo-signed foreclosure documents, with some employees churning out 1,000 improperly signed documents every day.


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Before Djibril Niang got to know Professor Catherine McCabe, he suspected she was a former student-athlete. In the classroom, she pulled the best out of each student just like coaches do with their athletes.
"She teaches her classes in a small, unified group," Niang said. "We are always together as one and interacting with each other, just as you do when you're playing a team sport."
His suspicions proved correct. McCabe played basketball when she attended St. Anselm College and applies the lessons she learned on the court to her role as a sports marketing professor at Suffolk University. Now entering her 15th year, McCabe has helped rejuvenate the curriculum. Since 2008, Suffolk's sports-marketing offerings have grown from one course to four. Business students can now minor in the subject, and it's a concentration that has been made available to marketing majors.
A native of Boston, McCabe has taken full advantage of the sports mecca that surrounds Suffolk. The Boston Celtics' home arena is a 10-minute walk from campus and Fenway Park is only a few train stops away.
"There are so many connections to be made with people who really want to help students learn about the industry," McCabe said. "[Suffolk] is geographically located in a great place and we have a great sports business community to work with."
Students taking sports marketing consulting at Suffolk work with the Boston Celtics, Streamline Events and other sports entities on real-life consulting projects. Students spend an entire semester learning on the job and will often refer to McCabe's sports consulting course as the toughest class they've ever had.
"Being able to go through these real-life consulting projects is a huge opportunity," Niang said. "Having that on your résumé could open doors to so many other things."
With a bachelor's, master's and Ph.D now behind her, it seems McCabe always excelled in school, but McCabe admits she had a tough time balancing athletics with academics as a freshman. She says she did not take full advantage of the resources made available to her during her time at St. Anselm.
As a result, she makes it a priority to ensure student-athletes are aware of the academic resources at their disposal. She gets to know the student-athletes in her class, and she is cognizant of the demanding schedules they face every day. She also knows, firsthand, the potential student-athletes have to excel in life after sports.
Consider Niang for instance. He first met McCabe his sophomore year when he decided to change his major to sports marketing. The soccer student-athlete knew he wanted a career in sports in some capacity, and professor McCabe has directed him to the options available.
"Regardless of where they want to end up in their careers, [student-athletes] understand sports," McCabe said. "They understand what it means to be part of a team and what it takes to succeed. So in my classes I tell them, you know how to do it on the field. It's the same thing in the classroom."


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New 2020 MitsubishiOutlander ES CUV
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- 24.0/29.0 mpg City/Hwy
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- continuously variable automatic
- Drivetrain
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The Sewanee Mountain Grotto of the National Speleological Society, welcomes the directors, officers and committee members of the National Speleological Society to the Fall 2016 Board of Governors meeting in Tennessee. The event is free and open to the caving public.
The Fall 2016 BOG Meeting will be held near the beautiful campus of the Sewanee University. Sewanee was founded in 1857 by clergy and lay delegates from Episcopal dioceses throughout the south. The domain consist of 13,000+ acres of which 10,000 were donated by local landowners and the Sewanee Mining Company. The area is steeped in history as well as architectural character. The buildings on campus were built with sandstone from the region. One of the most notable buildings on campus is the All Saints Chapel which was built in 1905 and later finished in 1957. It is well worth a visit to take a peek inside.
Weather in the Sewanee area during the last weekend of October is generally pleasant, with average high temps in the 60's and lows in the 40's. The scenery is gorgeous, the fall colors are popping and the caves are plentiful!
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Join us in welcoming the BOG members and their guests at the home of John Attaway from 6pm-10pm for a Finger Foods dinner along with home brew from our very own TAG Brewery.
Location: 1549 Old Sewanee Road, Sewanee, Tennessee
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The Fall 2016 Board of Governors Meeting will be held in nearby Monteagle at Tom's Place. Address is 335 W. Main Street, Monteagle, Tennessee 37356.
Lunch: A special lunch menu will be available for BOG members & their guests from one of the local eateries. Cost will range from $10-$15 pp and a menu will be available for your selections when you check in for the meeting. There are several other dining options for cavers to choose from locally.
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Join us at nearby Cavers Paradise for a Halloween themed caver party! Dress up or come as you are. The Sewanee Mountain Grotto will be providing the main course and asks guests (other than BOG members) to bring a side dish. Home Brew from the TAG Brewery will be provided.
We will have several special guests Saturday evening. Bill Steele will be giving a talk on the recent explorations in Huautla (Proyecto Espeleologico Sistema Huautla) and Bengy von Cramen will also be showing movies including his 3D piece on Priests Grotto.
Location: Caver's Paradise, 482 Wild Heart Lane, Sewanee, Tennessee 37375. Camping is available all weekend for $5 per person/night at nearby Caver's Paradise. Amenities include: bath house, hot tub, sauna and thousands of caves within an hour drive.
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Hi I am new to Java and have no clue what I am doing and I think my book is confusing me more than it is helping me. Here is what I need to do. Write the program in Java (without a graphical user interface) using a loan amount of $200,000 with an interest rate of 5.75% and a 30 year term. Display the mortgage payment amount and then list the loan balance and interest paid for each payment over the term of the loan. If the list would scroll off the screen, use loops to display a partial list, hesitate, and then display more of the list. I know that I am supposed to create a loop but I have no clue how to do this correctly or even if the math portion of it is correct. I need some guidance please and also please try to tell me in a way that I can understand. And try not to laugh to much at my code lol. Here is what I have attempted so far:
public class MortgageCalculator {
private static double interest;
public static void main(String[] args) {
double annualInterest = 5.75; //This is the annual interest rate
double loanAmount = 200000; //This is the loan amount
double loanLengthInYears = 30; //This is the length of the loan in years
//Formuals bieng used are:
double monthlyInterest = annualInterest /100/12;
double loanLengthInMonths = loanLengthInYears * 12;
double monthlyPayment = (loanAmount * monthlyInterest) / (1 - Math.pow((1 + monthlyInterest), -loanLengthInMonths));
DecimalFormat decimalPlaces=new DecimalFormat("0.00");//Rounds up the dollar amount
System.out.println("Annual Interest: 5.75%");
System.out.println("Loan Amount: $200,000");
System.out.println("Loan Length: 30 years");
System.out.println("Monthly Payment: " + decimalPlaces.format(monthlyPayment));
double currentLoanAmount;
currentLoanAmount = loanAmount;
while (currentLoanAmount >= 0.10)
double interestPayment;
interestPayment = (currentLoanAmount * monthlyInterest);
double currentLoanAmount = currentLoanAmount - (monthlyPayment - interestPayment)
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A growing movement today favors making those relationships commonly called same-sex unions the legal equivalent of marriage. This situation challenges Catholics—and all who seek the truth—to think deeply about the meaning of marriage, its purposes, and its value to individuals, families, and society. This kind of reflection, using reason and faith, is an appropriate starting point and framework for the current debate.
We, the Catholic bishops of the United States, offer here some basic truths to assist people in understanding Catholic teaching about marriage and to enable them to promote marriage and its sacredness.
Marriage,as instituted by God, is a faithful, exclusive, lifelong union of a man and a woman joined in an intimate community of life and love. They commit themselves completely to each other and to the wondrous responsibility of bringing children intothe world and caring for them. The call to marriage is woven deeply into the human spirit. Man and woman are equal. However, as created, they are different from but made for each other. This complementarity, including sexual difference, draws them together in a mutually loving union that should be always open to the procreation of children (see Catechism of the Catholic Church [CCC], nos. 1602-1605). These truths about marriageare present in the order ofnature and can be perceived by the light of human reason. They have been confirmed by divine Revelation in Sacred Scripture.
Marriage comes from the loving hand of God, who fashioned both male and female in the divine image (see Gn 1:27). A man "leaves his father and mother and clings to his wife, and the two of them become one body" (Gn 2:24). The man recognizes the woman as "bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh" (Gn 2:23). God blesses the man and woman and commands them to "be fertile and multiply" (Gn 1:28). Jesus reiterates these teachings from Genesis, saying, "But from the beginning of creation, 'God made them male and female. For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother [and be joined to his wife], and the two shall become one flesh'" (Mk 10:6-8).
These biblical passages help us to appreciate God's plan for marriage. It is an intimate union in which the spouses give themselves, as equal persons, completely and lovingly to one another. By their mutual gift of self, they cooperate with God in bringing children to life and in caring for them.Marriage is both a natural institution and a sacred union because it is rooted in the divine plan for creation. In addition, the Church teaches that the valid marriage of baptized Christians is a sacrament—a saving reality. Jesus Christ made marriage a symbol of his love for his Church (see Eph 5:25-33). This means that a sacramental marriage lets the world see, in human terms, something of the faithful, creative, abundant, and self-emptying love of Christ. A true marriage in the Lord with his grace will bring the spouses to holiness. Their love, manifested in fidelity, passion, fertility, generosity, sacrifice, forgiveness, and healing, makes known God's love in their family, communities, and society. This Christian meaning confirms and strengthens the human value of a marital union (see CCC, nos. 1612-1617; 1641-1642).
The natural structure of human sexuality makes man and woman complementary partners for the transmission of human life. Only a union of male and female can express the sexual complementarity willed by God for marriage. The permanent and exclusive commitment of marriage is the necessary context for the expression of sexual love intended by God both to serve the transmission of human life and to build up the bond between husband and wife (see CCC, nos. 1639-1640).
In marriage, husband and wife give themselves totally to each other in their masculinity and femininity (see CCC, no. 1643). They are equal as human beings but different as man and woman, fulfilling each other through this natural difference. This unique complementarity makes possible the conjugal bond that is the core of marriage.
Across times, cultures, and very different religious beliefs, marriage is the foundation of the family. The family, in turn, is the basic unit of society. Thus, marriage is a personal relationship with public significance. Marriage is the fundamental pattern for male-female relationships. It contributes to society because it models the way in which women and men live interdependently and commit, for the whole of life, to seek the good of each other.
The marital union also provides the best conditions for raising children: namely, the stable, loving relationship of a mother and father present only in marriage. The state rightly recognizes this relationship as a public institution in its laws because the relationship makes a unique and essential contribution to the common good.
Laws play an educational role insofar as they shape patterns of thought and behavior, particularly about what is socially permissible and acceptable. In effect, giving same-sex unions the legal status of marriage would grant official public approval to homosexual activity and would treat it as if it were morally neutral.
When marriage is redefined so as to make other relationships equivalent to it, the institution ofmarriage is devalued and further weakened. The weakening of this basic institution at all levels and by various forces has already exacted too high a social cost.
There is to be no separation between one's faith and life in either public or private realms. All Catholics should act on their beliefs with a well-formed conscience based on Sacred Scripture and Tradition. They should be a community of conscience within society. By their voice and their vote, they should contribute to society's welfare and test its public life by the standards of right reason and Gospel truth. Responsible citizenship is a virtue. Participation in the political process is a moral obligation. This is particularly urgent in light of the need to defend marriage and to oppose the legalization of same-sex unions as marriages. Married couples themselves, by the witness of their faithful, life-giving love, are the best advocates for marriage. By their example, they are the first teachers of the next generation about the dignity of marriage and the need to uphold it. As leaders of their family—which the Second Vatican Council called a "domestic church" (Lumen Gentium, no. 11)—couples should bring their gifts as well as their needs to the larger Church. There, with the help of other couples and their pastors and collaborators, they can strengthen their commitment and sustain their sacrament over a lifetime.
Marriage is a basic human and social institution. Though it is regulated by civil laws and church laws, it did not originate from either the church or state, but from God. Therefore, neither church nor state can alter the basic meaning and structure of marriage. Marriage, whose nature and purposes are established by God, can only be the union of a man and a woman and must remain such in law. In a manner unlike any other relationship, marriage makes a unique and irreplaceable contribution to the common good of society, especially through the procreation and education of children. The union of husband and wife becomes, over a lifetime, a great good for themselves, their family, communities, and society. Marriage is a gift to be cherished and protected.
For Further Reading
Second Vatican Council. Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World (Gaudium et Spes), nos. 47-52. December 1965. Available online at www.vatican.va.
Catechism of the Catholic Church, nos. 369-373, nos. 1601-1666, and nos. 2331-2400. Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops–Libreria Editrice Vaticana, 2000.
Pope John Paul II. On the Family (Familiaris Consortio). Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1982.
Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. Considerations Regarding Proposals to Give Legal Recognition to Unions Between Homosexual Persons. July 2003. Available online at www.vatican.va.
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Follow the Way of Love: A Pastoral Message of the U.S. Catholic Bishops to Families. Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1993.
United States Conference of Catholic Bishops. Faithful Citizenship: A Catholic Call to Political Responsibility. Washington, DC: United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, 2003.
Between Man and Woman: Questions and Answers About Marriage and Same-Sex Unions was developed by the Committee on Marriage and Family Life of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops (USCCB). It was approved for publication by the full body of bishops at their November 2003 General Meeting and has been authorized for publication by the undersigned.
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You are unlikely to encounter a more unassuming little film than Destin Daniel Cretton's Short Term 12 — nor a more surprisingly effective one. In all honesty, when I read the premise and the critical gush, I groaned at the prospect of sitting through this. And when I was assailed by a barrage of indiscriminately edited hand-held camera at the onset, my expectations went even lower. And then something unexpected happened as the film took hold: I found myself completely immersed in a story that could easily have been little more than an indie soap opera. The truth is, this tale of 20-something social workers and their charges at a foster care facility probably does qualify as indie soap on a basic level, but it feels remarkably honest for all that. There is no way I ought to have liked this movie — yet I kind of loved it.
Brie Larson (you know, the young lady I recently cited as having the best moment in Don Jon?) stars as Grace, a young woman who seems to be the glue that holds together the foster care facility — along with her boyfriend, Mason (TV and stage actor John Gallagher Jr.). A mixture of humor, care, dedication and identification seems to be what drives her and makes her so effective. (Wisely, the film never quite spells out the exact nature of her identification with the foster kids.) The film pretty much just drops us into this facility and expects us to fend for ourselves, which is also precisely the situation new employee, Nate (Rami Malek, The Master), finds himself facing. Nate gets off on the wrong foot by referring to the occupants as "underprivileged kids." In many ways, Nate functions as our onscreen alter ego, discovering the workings of the place as we do.
While much of Short Term 12 is set up to offer a series of slice-of-life glimpses into the kids who occupy this world, the largest drama involves an attitude-riddled, affluent white kid, Jayden (TV actress Kaitlyn Dever). She is placed there as a favor to her father for reasons that are sufficiently murky, which draws Grace's attention. (And it's not like Grace doesn't have enough on her mind, considering that she's pregnant, changing the dynamic of her relationship with Mason.) Slowly, Grace finds her way just far enough into Jayden's personal world that she gets a pretty good clue as to what's going on. But this is not the full story.
What makes the film work is that it all feels authentic (and it is based on Cretton's own experiences as a social worker) and everything that happens and all the characters at least offer the illusion of reality. It is so good at this — in part because it never preaches — that you lose sight of the teen soaper it could so easily have slipped into. Though all the performances are spot on, Brie Larson's Grace is clearly the standout. There isn't even a hint of artifice about her performance — she truly seems to be this character. No, this is not, as some have enthused, the best film of the year, but it is a very good one — one that you will one day kick yourself over if you miss it. Rated R for language and brief sexuality.
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Closeups snaps of the yellow bell flowers drenched in rain. Some wet yellow flower petals from some gardens of Kerala. These alamanda plants are most common garden plants and the yellow flowers are one of the popular kerala flowers.
A try to snap rain droplets from the bell flower petals. Macro focus shot with Cannon Powershot, camera model: A530
A little more closer look on the rain droplet, Wish if i had a macro lens. It is just a point and shoot Digi Cam, the Cannon powershot. Just posting some amateur snaps, taken while trying to get used to the camera, not a big deal. The yellow flower seemed more fresh just after the rain, than under the bright sun.
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The Hague Tribunal's final verdict on Slobodan Milosevic's death has concluded that he was not poisoned and there was no foul play involved. Imagine my shock. The truth is that the circumstances of Milosevic's death and why it had to happen prove foul play even absent allegations of poisoning.
How can an investigation that, if evidence of murder was uncovered, would result in criminals charges for the investigators themselves be impartial?
The BBC reported on the nature of Milosevic's death,
"Guards knocked on his door for an 0900 wake-up, but assumed he was still sleeping and left him alone until 1000 when they saw "that he was still lying on his bed".
"As he approached the bed he saw that Mr Milosevic's face was greyish in colour and that his arm was hanging over the side of the bed," says the report.
The guards tried to find a pulse, but realised the prisoner was dead."
Milosevic's prison cell was under 24 hour video surveillance. At first the UN ridiculously claimed he had poisoned himself by having someone smuggle in drugs past armed guards before changing their story to a heart attack. If Milosevic had died of a sudden heart attack surely his reaction to it would be captured on the tape. All the UN had to do was show the Dutch authorities the tape and no investigation would have even been necessary.
Heart attacks are not usually considered a subtle and quiet way to die. The symptoms are chest pain, discomfort, sweating, weakness, nausea and vomiting. Are we really expected to believe Milosevic experienced all this while remaining in a peaceful sleep and without his watchers noticing?
"They kept cameras and lights on in Slobodan's cell non-stop, so that he could not sleep. That is an officially recognised form of torture," said Milosevic's wife.
The fact that Milosevic was under constant surveillance coupled with the total lack of response from medical personnel to his heart attack proves foul play in itself, absent of any allegations of poisoning.
Milosevic wrote a letter one day before his death claiming he was being poisoned to death in jail. The lawyer who advised Milosevic during his trial, Azdenko Tomanovic, showed journalists a handwritten letter in which Milosevic wrote: "They would like to poison me. I'm seriously concerned and worried."
Milosevic's trial was coming to an end and the only verifiable evidence to emerge from it was proof that the real Butcher's of Serbia were Wes Clark and Bill Clinton. The US government's financial and military support of Al-Qaeda, after the embassy bombings, was also being exposed.
The Globalists have wanted to eliminate Milosevic for a long time. Former MI6 agent Richard Tomlinson said he saw documents in 1992 that discussed assassinating Milosevic by means of a staged car accident, where the driver would be blinded by a flash of light and remote controlled brake failure enacted to cause the crash. This exact same technique was utilized for real in the murder of Princess Diana.
The illegal Clinton-NATO bombing of Serbia was fueled in part by a staged ITN news report purporting to show evidence of a Bosnian Serb death camp. Pictures of emaciated 'prisoners' behind a barbed wire fence were used to claim the Serbians were running internment camps. In reality the emaciated man was a tuberculosis victim and the film screw were the ones inside he barbed wire enclosure, filming out to refugees who had willingly entered the refugee camp.
Milosevic, just like Saddam Hussein when his testimony was shut off after he discussed the US' role in staging bombings in Iraq, had to be silenced and the trial prematurely aborted before its credibility completely collapsed.


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The Rise of Darkrai
Years ago, Darkrai was found and saved by Alice's grandmother, Alicia. After she took care of him, she allowed him to stay in her garden with all of her Pokémon. Since then, Darkrai stayed with her and watched over her for many years. When Alicia grew older, she taught her granddaughter how to play her song, Oracion, meaning "prayer". Years later, Darkrai had been mistaken by other people, especially Baron Alberto, as an evil Pokémon wreaking havoc across town by putting various Pokémon to sleep as well as giving them nightmares. However, everyone has learned that Darkrai was trying to warn them about the upcoming dangers that could endanger the entire town. It was proven when Dialga and Palkia arrived and clashed with one another while both of them believed that they've invaded each others' dimensions. Only the Oracion can stop Dialga and Palkia's battle and soothe their fighting. While Ash and Dawn try to play the song in the Space-Time Tower, Darkrai tried to hold them off for as long as he could, but ended up putting his own life at risk when Dialga and Palkia's attacks killed him and eradicated him into nothingness. After Dialga and Palkia's deadly and intense fighting were finally stopped, Ash and Dawn asked Palkia to restore Alamos Town back to its original dimension thus restoring Darkrai back to life.
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text: Again, you should look at trang. I've routinely used RELAX NG in (past) consulting work for companies and toolsets that only support XSD, including big software companies in Redmond... After I leave, some clients continue to use the RNC->XSD workflow; some ignore it and work only from XSD. Either way, I would get to use RNC (RELAX NG Compact syntax). http://www.thaiopensource.com/relaxng/trang.html http://code.google.com/p/jing-trang/ Evan Lenz Software Developer, Community MarkLogic Corporation On 3/1/11 1:39 AM, "Stephen Green" <email@example.com> wrote: >Many thanks Evan. Looks like MicroXSD needs a bit more added to it then. >I'll have to add simpleContent, extension and extension/@base for the bare >bones functionality of data-typed elements which have attributes (even >with or >without child elements). To do this I might have to rethink my versioning >or >do that ugly trick and have a version 2012 in 2011! :-) > >As for RNG, I guess that gets decided by your toolset. If it were ever >the case >that say C# and SQL Server (my tools of trade) supported it maybe I'd >switch. >For now I'd guess a majority or near majority of web developers have to >stick >with W3C XML Schema so for them a subset of it like MicroXSD might be more >pertinent to their work than a subset of RelaxNG. I imagine that picture >might >not change, for a long time at least. > >Many thanks though. > >Steve > >On 28/02/2011, Evan Lenz <email@example.com> wrote: >> It sounds like you want a "complex type with simple content." Here's an >> example: http://www.datypic.com/books/defxmlschema/chapter13.html#EX172 >> >> I agree that there should be a simpler way to do this (though there >> isn't). And that's one of the reasons I prefer using RELAX NG (and often >> trang to convert to WXS). >> >> Evan Lenz >> Software Developer, Community >> MarkLogic Corporation >> >> >> >> >> On 2/28/11 10:34 AM, "Stephen Green" <email@example.com> wrote: >> >>>I've been looking again at this MicroXSD subset of W3C XML Schema >>>and thought I had made a glaring omission but now I wonder whether >>>the omission is actually there in proper W3C XML Schema. As I try >>>to write examples of how to use the subset I have started with simple >>>'Hello World' XML >>> >>><Hello>World</Hello> >>> >>>Now to write a schema for this is easy - just use a simpleType - simple! >>>I tell the reader they can use <restriction base="string"/> to say that >>>the content of the element is to be a string. Fine. >>> >>>But next I just want to add an attribute, say >>> >>><Hello from="Steve">World</Hello> >>> >>>Why should that be difficult? I just want to keep on saying that the >>>content >>>of the element is a string though. To add an attribute I understand I >>>have >>>to switch to a complexType, don't I? But how on earth do I do that AND >>>keep my strong typng of the element content? Am I missing the obvious? >>> >>>When faced with this before I dropped the datatyping of the element and >>>specified mixed content for the complexType but surely that's not >>>necessary >>>is it? >>> >>>---- >>>Stephen D Green >>> >>>_______________________________________________________________________ >>> >>>XML-DEV is a publicly archived, unmoderated list hosted by OASIS >>>to support XML implementation and development. To minimize >>>spam in the archives, you must subscribe before posting. >>> >>>[Un]Subscribe/change address: http://www.oasis-open.org/mlmanage/ >>>Or unsubscribe: email@example.com >>>subscribe: email@example.com >>>List archive: http://lists.xml.org/archives/xml-dev/ >>>List Guidelines: http://www.oasis-open.org/maillists/guidelines.php >>> >> >> > > >-- >---- >Stephen D Green


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Echoing Green is an awesome, but incredibly competitive fellowship that nurtures social enterprises by providing them with all sorts of supports. Their application deadline was 11/12/10, and I gave it a shot. Here are some tidbits from what I submitted. Please note the strict character limits.
Describe your idea for social change in one single sentence. (150 characters including spaces)
To address the science achievement gap in the U.S., Schooba teaches students from low-income communities standards-based science through SCUBA diving.
Describe your idea for social change in one single paragraph. (500 characters including spaces)
Schooba is a science mentoring program with an engaging hook and 1:1 tutoring. Scuba diving is used as a way of: 1) facilitating the relationship between the student and mentor, 2) presenting standards-based science in an engaging, relevant, and hands-on method, and 3) exposing the student to a new and significant experience. Weekly student-mentor meetings alternate between tutoring sessions and the scuba training. We will grow by expanding our network of partnering schools and dive shops.
What specific problem in the world are you trying to solve? Where possible, use statistics and references to identify the size and scope of the problem. (500 characters including spaces)
According to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (2005), only 16% of 8th graders considered proficient in science were low-income students (compared to their 37% presence in the population). This issue is concerning, as the National Science Foundation predicts that "eighty percent of jobs in the next decade will require some form of math and science". I intend to provide the benefits of an interest in science to a growing number of low-income students each year.
What, specifically, will be your programs or products? Who will you work with? (1000 characters including spaces)
We believe that a poor performance in science stems from a lack of engagement.
When a student joins Schooba, they are paired with a mentor. Through the 9 week course, they learn to scuba dive together, meeting for at least one hour a week. Every other week, these meetings are 1:1 tutoring sessions. To facilitate the tutoring, the mentor uses the Schooba curriculum, which presents standards-based science in the context of scuba diving. On opposite weeks, the student and mentor participate in a partnering dive shop's introductory scuba course. These meetings take place in a pool, where the pair scuba dive and participate in science activities underwater. After completion of the course, an alumni program works to keep the student and mentor connected to the Schooba community.
We will work with low-income middle and high school students who have an interest in the program and an ability to meet its guidelines. In a survey of 80 Title I students, 39% met these standards.


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Father Mulcahy: New pastor speaks out
Needless to say, the last two years have been trying times for many Roman Catholics. Endless reports of priests involved in sexual abuse and the ensuing cover-up by the Church hierarchy have caused a resounding chorus of "I told you so!" from critics.
"First of all," says Father Brian Mulcahy, the new pastor at St. Thomas Aquinas University parish, "I would say that it is a self-inflicted crisis. It could easily have been nipped in the bud a long time ago. But it's a necessary process of pruning, of 'cutting away the dead branches,' to use our Lord's image of the vine and the branches. And it's a very painful process that has shaken a lot of people's faith, from the top on down."
Even Charlottesville isn't immune. One year ago, Father Julian Goodman resigned from downtown's Holy Comforter Catholic church for alleged transgressions that occurred over two decades earlier in Richmond.
The nationwide scandal caused Fr. Brian particular discomfort in the spring of 2002 "when it was in the paper on a daily basis, and more horrible revelations surfaced seemingly each and every day."
Mulcahy was then serving at Youngstown State University in Ohio. "If I appeared on campus in my Roman collar, inevitably the topic would come up. It was all that people wanted to talk about.
"And, at times, you'd prefer to avoid talking about it, especially in a sort of perfunctory or superficial way. And so, at times, I just preferred not to be in my collar," he says.
Installed last November at Thomas Aquinas, Mulcahy says that the scandal has brought many challenges to the church. He notes that the Washington Post recently wrote that anti-Catholic bias may have become the "last acceptable prejudice."
"While this particular parish hasn't experienced a mass exodus or anything like that, I'm sure there are people who have just given up coming to church in frustration and in disgust," he says.
And yet, in spite of its horrors, the crisis might be considered a call to arms for honest priests everywhere. Fr. Brian says that for the majority of priests he knows, "it has solidified their own commitment to their vocation. And certainly the priests of my own generation– those who are in their '40s or younger– certainly have felt that it's not a time to jump ship.
"It's a time really to recommit ourselves to the call we've been given," he says.


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We are producing some training videos that include written text along with spoken words. Words like "cope" & "stick" might be easier to relate to if you could see them on the screen rather than just hear them over the machinery.
I want to make sure we are using the right vernacular. I am self-taught so had to make up a lot of these gaps in knowledge on my own.
When we speak of "mortise" & "tenon" I understand this to be a male/female type joinery with a haunched shoulder and recessed pocket.
On a coped door we call the "cope" a tenon. I'm not sure what to call the "groove". Would this also be a "mortise" or would it be a "plough"?
As I understand it a "plough" is a groove that travels with the grain. A "rabbet" would similarly travel with the grain but be on the corner of the stave.
A "dado" is differentiated from a "plough" by grain direction. "Dado" goes across the grain and "plough" goes with the grain.
James W. See wrote the need for formal shop nomenclature 135 years ago. We still haven't completely put this to bed in our shop (but I am working on it this week).
What do you call the space between two vertical bulkheads in a cabinet?
I have never seen a formal description for this value. It is a very important value because all the math for rollout shelves or drawers derives from it.
We call this space HOZ which is short for horizontal. The word HOZ fits neatly on a CAD document or a line of database code. It is succinct & unambiguous.
The same element in a drawer is called DOZ at our shop. This plays off the original HOZ concept but distinguish the drawer value from the box value.
Drawer bottom is easy to differentiate. The front and back of a drawer, however, are very different items. The front of the drawer needs to have holes drilled to mount drawer faces. The back of the drawer needs to be notched to accommodate blum tandem slides.
We don't want to confuse, however, the drawer front from the drawer front.
Sometimes the "drawer front" is called the "drawer face".
We build slab drawer faces and we also build framed drawer faces. The framed drawer faces have a different set of math than the framed doors. We use 1/2 inch thick plywood for framed drawer faces because sometimes the inset panel needs to have more substance to mount drawer pulls to.
There's a lot for a new person to get their head around. We want to make them successful immediately.
How about posters around the shop that have a picture of a drawer box and labels like DB- Front, DB- Back and DB Sides. Then add a Drawer Front and Label it.
We are in the labeling mode ourselves and everything from storage cabinets to tool boxes are getting them.
The poster of a 5 piece door should have the 5 pieces labelled first, then a close up of the assembly joint.
A pretty smart fellar said this about 2400 year ago:
"The beginning of wisdom is the definition of terms.
I often think that the reason cabinetmakers become cabinetmakers is the lack of terminology in cabinetmaking.
We're going to take a multi-faceted approach to this.
The videos will be supported with PDFs and we will take the PDFs to Kinkos to get some posters made. All the processes will be listed in sequential format then laminated. The back side of the laminated form will contain any particular math formulas that are germane to that product.
The goal here is to not only eliminate distraction but also formalize status of a work order. The guys are assigned wet-ink pens with unique colors. Rather than constantly poll someone about the status of a work order we can merely see what has been crossed off the list and what has not. It's like a bingo board with accountability.
Lists keep people focused and keep the work flowing in the correct sequence with less dependency on brute memory or powers of observation.
Lists are how every man, woman & child in our shop navigates in their personal life when it is mission critical to them. If they have to get somewhere on their own dime they always go to Google Map. When they navigate on my dime it's usually more of the "ever descending circle" approach.
I've been giving this idea a lot of thought since I read Jeffrey Liker's book 'The Toyota Way', He describes a warehouse that receives their work orders on the internet but passes out their tasks with a white board.
It's the perfect blend of database management with analog participation.
Database is how you manage strategy but these bingo boards are how you implement strategy. Doing it all with just the computer is like using an ICBM to squash a bug. It's got a lot of "golly gee" to it but not so much on the efficacy.
It's different for a shop like mine because I can write code like some people play piano but for your average shop I think that database management is a black whole with quickly diminishing returns.
Mortise and tenon are the female and male halves of the joint. 'Cope' is the female/negative/reverse pattern or profile. The 'stick' or 'sticking' is the positive profile that surrounds the panel/glass opening.
'Panel' is often used to name a panel as in flat or raised, or an assembled door or panel - end panel, back panel, etc. To be clear in this shop, we try to refer to flat panel, raised panel, plywood panel or assembled panel, with the assembled denoting something more than a single piece of wood.
Cabinet doors have what we call (subject to interpretation) a 'plowed' mortise, meaning both the panel plow ('plough' if you are in Britain) and the mortise for the rail are the same. Plow is more specific than groove in our shop. I have heard it referred to as a lineal mortise, among other things.
While it is worthwhile to gather and apply the proper terms, documenting it is the solution. Then 'police' the use of the term so it is not replaced by other terms. I once toured the Morgan Door Company in Wisconsin - a several city block, 3 story plant with hundreds of people making mostly doors. Above nearly every work station were information plaques that named/defined the work station, and had numerous examples of what was allowed and what was not allowed so even a novice would know what they were doing, what it was called, and could produce good parts.
Fun Fact #34: "Mortise" comes from the Greek/Latin word that is also the root for mortal, mortuary, mortem, mortality, and even mortgage. It referred to the shape in the ground of a grave being similar to a mortise. Mortgage refers to having debt that follows one to the grave.
The AWS manual has industry standard definitions. Using standard "correct" words can be important when we need to communicate with other professionals..
About 30 years ago we built some restaurant fixtures that we sold to a Restaurant design company.
The project ended up in arbitration.
I spent about 4 hours explaining to the end user and the arbitrator how a finished end on a laminate cabinet was not the same as a wood veneer with a "finish". They kept coming back to our shop drawings which had "finished" ends.
We also had lumber trim "finished to match" the laminate in other locations.
The end user was expecting wood veneer casework. They were sold a rich veneer look interior.
We used to call exposed ends finished ends.
We used to call the application of a coating to a surface finishing. Now it would be an exposed end and if it received a coating the material and coating would be described as well as the sheen and fill.
We eventually were paid in full but I don't like being in those rooms with lawyers and arbitrators.
One phrase on the shop drawings "exposed plastic laminate end"
You can use any words you want internally but you need to know the industry definitions so sometimes it helps to use the correct words.
Hello, Tim. So where can I find your videos? I bet they must be interesting enough! Did you place them on youtube channel? Thanks in advance.
Canada has an apprenticeship program--4 years till anyone can call you a joiner. I can't say the idea is perfect, but it does yield uniform nomenclature.