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A Journey across Europe on Horseback from Spain to Sweden. Is it possible?
History shows how Important horses were to humans, thanks to the interaction and team work, mankind was able to build, transport, travel , trade, produce,communicate. Horses began the first sparks of globalization.
My dream project is to ride across Spain,France,Germany,Denmark, Sweden -over 3000km of limitless adventures and possibilities.
The Idea is to divide the journey into 24 weeks, and sharing a week with someone new on this adventure for a week at a time.
Each week can be shared by a different individual with diferent views and expertise to enrich the journey and to add some important information which will be at the end. A compilation of subjects ..from Nutrition,travelling speed,social skills, interaction, camping skills,horsemanship,languages,cultural views, writing,photography,filming. all this subjects can make a fantastic display of people traveling by horse reaching diferent points of views of this "journey" What do you think of my dream? Can I make it happen?
This is a dream and Dreams are gifts we must dare to make them come true.
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Donald Duck and Fiends #332
(October 2005). Yup, that reads "Fiends", rather than the
usual "Friends". It's the Halloween issue, you see. This ish is taken
up in its entirety by "Trick or Treat," a 1952 tale that Carl Barks
adapted from a Disney theatrical cartoon of the same name (at the
request of his editors). The story's origins are reflected in the
occasional snatches of song (mostly taken straight from the cartoon),
the characters' staccato dialogue, the reliance (over-reliance,
actually) on slapstick gags, and the casting of Donald as an out-and-out
villain who seeks to deny his Nephews their "rightful" haul of Halloween
treats. (In contrast to the cartoon, Barks lets Don repent on the last
page.) The story's one lasting legacy is the character of Witch Hazel,
a feisty human witch who speaks (at least in some panels) in
semi-Elizabethan tones and helps the Nephews fight their selfish "Unca."
Hazel has made a number of other appearances in the intervening years,
mostly in European comics. Some extra cachet is provided by the
presence of an improvised sequence of Barks' own invention that the
editors struck out, but which was restored in the late 1980s and has
been present in all subsequent reprints of this story.
Mickey Mouse and Fiends #281
(October 2005). "Fiendishly mediocre", this ish is -- right down to
the bland cover, drawn in faux-Paul Murry style by one of the
Murry imitators who dominated Egmont's Mickey output until Byron
Erickson's "American Invasion" cleared out the cobwebs. The best story
in the mix -- and that's not really saying much -- is the last one, "Dr.
Jekyll and Mr. Mouse" by Stefan Petrucha and Rodriques. A thrown-away
potion to "enhance and strengthen the inner instincts"
falls into Mickey's mouth (read that again – slowly, this time)
and amplifies Mickey's instinctive zeal for risk-taking adventure
tenfold. Before Mickey realizes it – literally, since he doesn't
understand what he's doing -- he's signed up as an Evel Knievel-style
stuntman who's to be shot out of a cannon across "the mile-wide Mouseton
Ravine." Guess when the potion finally wears off… At east Petrucha's
tale is livelier than the book-opening "Poltergeist Panic" by Paul Halas,
Donald Markstein, and Jorge David, in which a con man clad in a hideous
suit jacket that would've been eschewed by a fashion plate of the 70s
extorts money from Mickey and others by using helpers in invisible
"light-proof suits" to cause wreckage and subsequently offering
"poltergeist protection." The interior Donald tale, "The Shy
Ghost" by Markstein and Vicar, is a little better, thanks to a cute
twist on the standard "haunted ghost" routine. Donald tries to wring
some money from Scrooge's recent purchase of a white-elephant "manor" by
exploiting the house's resident ghost. Trouble is, the spook is
mild-mannered and doesn't want to be bothered. Think "Casper the
Apathetic Ghost."
Disraeli by Stanley Weintraub.
Weintraub's biography of the 19th-century British Prime
Minister is, curiously enough, at its least effective when it's
describing Disraeli's accomplishments in his second turn as P.M.
(1874-1880). We get lots of information about Disraeli's foreign policy
achievements, culminating in the Congress of Berlin in 1878, but
precious little concerning how, exactly, he turned the Tories
from a party of the landed gentry into a successful modern political
party. Be prepared to thrash through a lot of "Lords and Ladies" to get
through this thick tome. I learned a lot about Disraeli that I didn't
know before, but I think I will have to consult one of the older
biographies, such as Robert Blake's (which Richard Nixon greatly
admired, BTW), in order to acquire a better-rounded picture of the man.
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God Bless America
World of the Dragonlords by
Byron Erickson and Giorgio Cavazzano (Gemstone). Having established
its tiny but tightly-clutched niche in the world of American comics,
Gemstone Publishing certainly can't be accused of playing it safe. The
collected chapters of Don Rosa's "The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck"
may not have counted as much of a gamble, given Rosa's following, but
Mickey Mouse Meets Blotman certainly did. Now, Gemstone is asking
readers to shell out $12.99 for a 12-part, 164-page epic adventure
(originally produced to pep up the lagging German comics market, shelved
for a couple of years by jittery editors because of its sheer
unwieldiness, then finally printed in Germany, Italy, and Scandinavia)
unlike any Scrooge, Donald, and the Nephews have yet experienced.
Remarkably, the investment turns out to be a bargain. World of the
Dragonlords is a marvelous achievement -- and a groundbreaking one
as well, seeing as how the lengthy narrative is much more of a
consciously-designed whole than such episodic storylines as "Life of
Scrooge" and the ongoing "Mythos Island".
In Dragonlords, writer Erickson
and artist Cavazzano boldly thrust the Ducks into a Lord of the Rings-style
adventure. The fearless webfoots are magically transported to an
alternate dimension packed with noble humans, evil Morg (this tale's
stand-ins for Tolkien's Orcs), and dragons. There, they find themselves
in the midst of a conflict between a band of human rebels and the
all-conquering, human-slave-driving Morg. With an eye to his main
audience in Europe, Erickson consciously makes the Nephews the major
"action stars" of the story, though Scrooge and Donald do play
significant roles and perform important actions before story's end. As
a result, the tale strikes me as something akin to an extended
DuckTales adventure. There's more than a touch of Asterix
and The Smurfs on view as well, especially in the use of a
humorous supporting human character (the slightly fallible magician
Hintermann) and the prominent role played by a spunky human youngster
(the resistance supporter and practical-joke-player Jute, the story's
Johan/Peewit character). Erickson even manages to slip in a sentimental
but heartfelt moral about the all-importance of family. The bonding
between HD&L and the trio of baby dragons, whom the boys free from a
potential lifetime of service to the Dragonlords of the Morg, gets a
little gooey at times, but it never quite curdles into ickiness. It
helps that the Nephews' trademark feistiness and intelligence, on
display here throughout, actively militates against falling into the
trap of a Care Bears-style approach. You can only "cutesy-fy"
Junior Woodchuck ten-star generals up so much.
The biggest surprise in this story,
insofar as it diverged from my expectations, was the artwork of
Cavazzano. The Italian artist is well known for his wild, exaggerated
style, especially in such digest-sized comics as Topolino, where
simplified, broad-stroke artwork is often needed to make the drawings
easier for the reader to decipher. How could he possibly pull off an
ambitious sword-and-sorcery epic without rendering it silly-looking and
having it come off as a parody? Amazingly, he gets the job done, and in
spades. Cavazzano displays a remarkable ability to render a full range
of emotions in his characters, especially the Nephews, without
sacrificing the underlying liveliness of his artwork. This is most
visible in the (virtually) silent Chapter 11, the obligatory "big battle
scene," wherein the humans and the Morg finally square off. At the same
time, there's plenty of humor on display, especially in the character of
the bullying/cowardly Morg stable-master who takes charge of the
enslaved HD&L and the funny subplot involving a Morg warrior who is left
behind in Duckburg and promptly scores a movie role thanks to his
"amazingly realistic acting and makeup." Cavazzano's ability to handle
both sorts of narratives – the adventurous and the amusing – in
the same story has definitely forced me to reconsider his overall merits
as an artist.
Negative points? They're hard to find.
The human rebels' leader, Brendon, is rather a cipher, more of a
personification of nobility of heart and courage under (dragon) fire
than an interesting character in his own right. Hintermann, Jute, and
even Brendon's daughter Silia display much more personality than Brendon.
Also (BIG SPOILER WARNING!!!)… perhaps this has something
to do with the fact that I read this story during the week that New
Orleans was devastated in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, but I
think Erickson chickened out a bit when he decided to let Sniffles
live. The "fake death" routine has long since become a Disney
feature-film cliché, and I was somewhat disappointed to see it raise its
snout here. Had Sniffles actually been a casualty of the battle, the
theme that families must stick together and support one another
through good times and bad would have been amplified tenfold.
Tolkien, after all, didn't hesitate to kill off such heroic characters
as Thorin Oakenshield, Fili and Kili, and even (for a while) Gandalf.
(The Rankin-Bass version of The Hobbit featured an even higher
body count.) Of course, I can intellectually understand Erickson's
decision. It would have taken a ton and a half of guts for Erickson to
try and get an actual, on-"screen" character death past the vigilant
editorial guardians, and it would have presented Cavazzano with an
immense artistic challenge in the final chapter, but I can't help but
feel that it should have at least been tried. This is just a personal
observation, as opposed to a criticism.
Overall, Dragonlords is one of
Gemstone's most praiseworthy achievements. Unlike the second
incarnation of Gladstone, Gemstone seems willing to essay unusual
projects with no ulterior motive apart from entertaining its readers.
Duck fans will surely snap this volume up; the question remains as to
whether fantasy fans in general will do so, but hopefully they will
sample the narrative and lay aside any preconceived notions.
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Mickey Mouse
Adventures #5 (September 2005). A mediocre ish,
at best. The best story is the lead, "Rodeo Ruckus" by the McGreals and
Joaquin. On a visit to the ranch of Minnie's Uncle Mortimer (an old
Gottfredson character whose Western accent seems to have thickened, if
not congealed, since the last time I saw him), Mickey and Minnie get
caught in the crossfire of a feud between Mortimer and his neighbor
Culvert Sneed. At the same time, they have to bring together Mortimer's
head cowpoke Slim and Sneed's daughter, who are madly in love. Romeo
and Juliet on the range? I wish: Mortimer's foolish bet with Sneed
over who has the best cowboys reminds me more of "Ducks of the West,"
one of the lesser episodes of DuckTales, wherein Scrooge bet his
entire fortune (!) on the results of a similar contest. The McGreals
happily resist the temptation to let Mickey play God by depicting the
city-slicker Mouse as somewhat inept at basic ridin', ropin', and
rasslin', allowing Mickey a chance to learn new skills and prove his
worth at the end. The middle tale, "Brain Drain" by Eddie O'Connor and
Miguel, is an amusingly weird Donald epic with a number of good
points and just as many bad ones. Trying to impress Daisy with his
intellect, Donald finagles his way into a job with Daisy's new employer,
The IQ Corporation, Duckburg's very own "think tank" crammed with
chrome-domed ponderers. Donald literally starts at the bottom (in the
boiler room) and quickly finds himself caught up in a power struggle
between several resident geniuses. Then things get really
strange when Don accidentally wins a special IQ contest and gets to
advise the President (a Bill Clinton-modeled dogface – with an
ever-present golf club!) on an imminent alien encounter. O'Connor seems
to have had a lot of ideas at once and tried to cram them all into the
same story, to the extent that he leaves a lot of simple questions
unanswered. For instance, a lot of time is spent in explaining how
Donald got his job, but how did Daisy get hers?
Did the IQ Corp. need an expert on "tatting" or organizing annoying
ladies' charity drives? At least "Brain Drain" is recognizably a
Donald story in a way that "The Forest That Walks!", the last story
in the book, is not one of Mickey's. This tale from the Italian
pocketbook Topolino takes place on an "alternate world… where
Mickey and Goofy lead very different lives." Uh, but they're still
Mickey and Goofy, is that what you're saying? This is not a
direct-parody story, like the parodies of Mad Max and The
Matrix in the early issues of Donald Duck Adventures; it
simply plops Mickey and Goofy (the latter speaking in oddly precise
English) into a world that is not their own and tells a tale that could
have just as easily been told with generic "heroic adventurer"
characters. I'm told that the Italian creators use ideas like this
quite a lot. To me, it's a cheat. A Mickey story, whether a
parody or a regular story, should feature Mickey acting as Mickey,
not a placeholder wearing what amounts to a Mickey "suit."
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Century: The Heroic True Story of the 1908 New York to Paris Auto Race
by Judy Fensler (Crown Books). Perhaps you've seen the 60s movie
The Great Race, which was based on this real-life historical event.
The "true story" is much more interesting than Blake Edwards'
slapstick-filled concoction. Fensler, who has written extensively about
the automobile industry and also written a history of ether (I hear that
one's a gas), does a fine job in retelling compelling story of the six
international racers that traversed the United States, Siberia, and
Europe for six months in 1908. The narrative draws extensively from
documents of the day and the participants' own memoirs and
recollections. My major complaint is that the book ends much too
abruptly. After spending extended periods of time on the harrowing trek
through America (which led to calls for an improved road system in the
country) and the ordeal of Siberia, Fensler whizzes through the third
stage of the race in a handful of pages. Granted, the European leg took
place on good roads and thus did not lend itself to tales of
near-disaster, but I would like to have heard more about the reactions
of the cities along the way.
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Sleepless Nights: Drinks to Make You Sleepy
Between the shifting daylight hours and a few intense work projects, we've been suffering a series of sleepless nights lately. When it's heading into the wee hours and we're wide awake, sometimes it helps us to sit down with a mug of something warm. Here are our favorites:
1. Warm Milk - Maybe it's the tryptophan or maybe it's just that the beverage we drank as kids is inherently soothing. Either way, milk makes us yawn faster than anything else. We like it with a spoonful of honey.
2. Lemon, Ginger, and Honey Tea - If we're not feeling like milk, this is usually what we turn to. We drop a few lemon wedges, some sliced ginger, and a generous teaspoon of honey into a mug of hot water. Let it infuse for a few minutes and then sip slowly.
3. Herbal Tea - Chamomile, lemon balm, valerian, and passion flower teas can be very soothing after a long day, and all have been used as herbal sleep aids for centuries.
4. Miso Soup - Sometimes we want something savory instead of sweet, and plain miso soup is the perfect solution.
5. Bourbon - Our last resort! Personally, we like to sip it neat, but it also goes very well with the lemon, ginger, and honey tea we talk about above. If you're not a fan of bourbon, try brandy or a small glass of port.
With all of these beverages, we're pretty sure it's mostly the act of pausing, sitting down, and drinking something slowly that gets us into a sleepy state. We often have a little snack and read a few chapters of a good book as well.
What's your remedy for sleeplessness?
Related: Recipe: Bourbon Cough Syrup for Grownups
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i'm a fan of herbal tea with a shot of whiskey or bourbon.
i like warm milk with a few strands of saffron.
Oh my gosh, I love the little knitted cozy around the mug. I wish I knew where to get one!
Yay! It looks like you can find things like this on Etsy!
Don't forget a nice glass of wine! I find that a good red will sooth the savage beast and really allows for relaxation and sleep. One glass will do it.
I actually found a pretty good website that reviews wines. If you want, you can click on my name and I'll list the website there.
If you have an addictive personality, don't use wine to help you relax, as it can be habit forming!
I can't do tea because then I keep having to get up in the night, if you get my drift.
I agree with the wine suggestion, and thanks to the hubby's scotch obsession, will do that too.
But this time of year, the very best thing: apple cider. With some cinammon and clove, heated on the stove. Nothing like it.
I love warm milk with some honey and a splash of vanilla. So cozy!
I'm all for the boozy options as well, they're the only drinks that truly make me sleepy. Tea, etc. is nice, and sitting down with it is relaxing, but it doesn't actually make me more tired than I was or help me fall asleep.
I actually disagree with both the wine and the scotch suggestions. While both will help you fall asleep more quickly, alcohol affects the quality of your sleep and also makes you more likely to wake up in the night.
Of course, if it's 3am and you've been tossing and turning for 4 hours, you might not care about that.
I could fall asleep immediately after drinking a Red Bull, so I suppose I'm lucky that way. (Bad for when I'm driving long distances, though.) But my all-time favorite comfort drink is hot water with lemon and honey. The bourbon isn't always necessary, but is usually welcome! Best cold weather drink ever.
my all favorite all around "feel better" drink is just fresh ginger steeped in hot water. It works whenever I'm feeling under the weather. I think having my icy hands around a mug is the best part.
Green tea is my favorite. The secret is not to use boiling water. Let it cool for a couple of minutes, then add the water to the tea bag or leaves. The tea will have a much mellower flavor. Very relaxing and perfect for bedtime.
hot cocoa!!! sometimes with that bourbon...
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I Want a Library In My Home
Personal Stories, Advice, and Support 6,290 People
Kittenpowee 31-35, F 5 Responses 2 Sep 22
I don't really have enough room in my bedroomto hold my books.. So it would be a lot better to have a library in my room! Maybe I can build my own house someday, and that it could have a nice, big library! :3
lilykitten1998 16-17, F 1 Response 2 Jul 6
I have wanted a library in my homefor the longest time and after a lifetime of collecting books, my wife and I had the 1st floor of our 140 years old house gutted and remodeled. In one room we decided to have a dedicated library and I have a place for all my books. It is a dream finally come true.
deleted 26-30 3 Responses 4 Aug 11
PleaseWe don't have room at home for all the books I want to put on shelves, and it makes me sad. I love to be surrounded by books. I would have married the Beast for his amazing library alone :)
DeclarableKitten 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jul 26, 2013
I will have one in my homeonce I am older. I...
TheCupcakeQueen 13-15, F 3 Apr 9
Library Of KnowledgeI would love to have a huge library in my future house. Books are something I could easily get lost in whenever I am reading a book. Books have some much knowledge in them. Whenever I read a book, I feel like I am apart of the book. It is like I am one of the characters in the...
superherojustin 22-25, M 6 Responses 4 Jun 11, 2013
Googling doesn't do itfor me all the time for you first get websites that pay to have there site in the initial top 10 even if their info is wildly inaccurate. The books took a little more to create with seemingly better facts and entirely better fiction. Having it first hand would do me and the rest...
truthbetold22 22-25, F 0 Jan 10
HeavenSince I spend most of my time (or want to) in the library I would LOVE to have a library in my home... I am a bookaholic so it would be a part of heaven
BigDreamer1 13-15 0 Jul 2, 2013
I Can Not Wait To Have A House...I so dearly look forward to having a large window seat to curl up in and read, to have shelves apon shelves of good books accented with my "trophies" collected through the years, a fire place to read by when winter comes or the power fails. Oh i dream of it often.
RogueBarroness 22-25, F 0 Sep 20, 2013
I love reading and I love writing,I love that we can hold history in our hands thanks to libraries. I'd love to have a library in my own home, kind of like from Beauty and the Beast, where Beast gives the library to Belle as a gift. Although I doubt I'd be able to have a library that big. The smell of a new book...
Tearystar1027 18-21, F 3 Dec 5, 2013
Me And My BooksI badly want a library of my own. I want it to be HUGE, kinda never ending with almost all the books of the world in it... And I want it to be a secret. A lot like Dexter's Laboratory. So I can go there when I wanna be left alone, i.e., all the time.
pimbose 18-21, F 3 Responses 1 Jun 18, 2013
I Love Librarywhat made me happy through those painful times during childhood...? the heaps of books. i was such a voracious reader and books take almost half the space of my bed. i usually had to position myself in a way that my leg does not touch the books.i felt at peace in the library. in...
wingsgirl 22-25, F 5 Responses 3 May 28, 2012
Libraries are great. Mine has one of thosesliding ladders. Lol
HRHHeronMaxwell 16-17, M 1 Response 2 Apr 24
Beauty And The BeastHave you seen this Disney movie? I WANT THAT LIBRARY! I would stay with the Beast just because of his library :)
Ra1nbow 22-25, F 2 Responses 2 Nov 30, 2012
But school ruined readingfor me thanks
rachelle1972 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Jan 30
This would be the most amazing thing.When I eventually settle down, this will be the first Item I shall set up.
Ryanholmes20375 18-21, M 2 Responses 4 Feb 25
I love books, even if I don't read all of them,but that's what life is for, so much time to sit and read. But the look of having books on shelves is so calming to me. I have so many books already, I will reach my goal.
ariecon23 22-25, F 2 Responses 2 Jan 4
Someday I will have the perfect library in myhome. Shelves of books will span the floor to the ceiling, and I really need to have one of those sliding ladders. I'll find the perfect lounger, a few side tables, and some soft lighting. A girl can dream, right?
smhinterrupted 36-40, F 5 Responses 5 Jan 11
It will have secret tunnels,sliding ladders, overstuffed chairs, tables covered in melted candles and books everywhere. I'd have a small trunk where I'd keep my special books and all the others would fill the shelves to the very edge. They wouldn't be alone though. I'd have found objects lying up there...
BleedingOrchids 13-15, F 1 Apr 9
What Would You Buy?I think it would be fabulous to have a home large enough for a library. I would fill mine with first editions of all my favorites. How about you? What would be the first book you would purchase for your library?
fungirlmmm 41-45, F 23 Responses 6 Jun 21, 2010
I don't have an actual bookshelf,so I bought a huge bin. I figured I would never fill that thing up. But guess what? It's now overflowing. I have books crammed inside, on top of the lid, on my bed, under my bed, and scattered throughout the house. I still think it's not enough! So, I want a house with a...
BookWonderer 13-15, F 1 Response 3 Jun 27
Somewhere To Go...I just want somewhere to go to escape, even in my own home. I will always love books more than television or the internet. My whole family loves to read. One day, when I have a home or place to call my own, I will have a library. Be that a single bookshelf with a chair and a lamp...
absolutevalue 18-21, F 3 Responses 2 Dec 12, 2011
I love reading, and libraries are calmingand comforting also very quiet so I think I'd quite enjoy a library in my house. Then I could just go down the hall and have lots of choices for books.
wedgieshurtalot 16-17, F 1 Response 3 Jan 3
That would be cool! Had to switch to ane-reader or I was really going to look like I lived in a library
Booksaremypassion 41-45, F 2 Apr 24
I Have A Library In My Home, Yeah !I waited and planned for years, for the day to come when I would have the space to have a home library . Well the time finally came 6yrs ago, and It is truly one of my greatest joys, I spend hours in there !
libertybalanced 46-50, F 0 Jul 29, 2013
LibraryI love to read, as does my husband and my children. Now that we are somewhat settled, I have been able to continue my book collecting. I have all books by Tom Robbins, Neil Gaiman and Christopher Moore. And I have many more by various other authors...
piscesgal 31-35, F 13 Responses 1 Jun 3, 2009
The sound of pages turning,the smell of ink and paper. The hard cover pressing into my thighs as I curl tight during exciting scenes. Books that fill my arms and not just a hand. Classics and new authors, children's books, nonfiction, mystery, fantasy, westerns, poetry. I want a room filled with all of...
Viejna 31-35, F 2 Responses 7 Jan 20
My Dream 😍😍 The storiesand the adventures that come along with in the comfort of my own home. It Would be amazing.
LinaXXOO 18-21, F 4 Responses 4 Apr 24
One Of My DreamsIs to have a library in my house. Reading is the ballast at witch all else radiates in my life. Ever since I was younger, I said that when I am old I will own a whole library of books that I have read on my journey through life. I would love for it to be passed down. I always...
V1intel 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jun 1, 2010
Kind Of Getting There !I love books; prefer them to things like Kindle's and such.... As such, and because I have always thought library's are quite sexy, we have quite a large bookcase, filling one whole wall, of our books in our sitting room.... Subjects are many and varied - biographies, music...
AmberDuponte 22-25, F 4 Responses 3 Apr 10, 2013
A Reading RoomI found what I had been thinking about, one day, years ago. I went with my friend, to visit one of her writer friends. He had a nice small home in a very nice area of town. His home was probably built in the 5o's or 60's; one of those homes they would use as background or...
bcvegas4u 66-70, M 0 Oct 12, 2013
Oh How Perfect!With a naughty librarian too! Winks.... :-)
Funstick4you 36-40, M 4 Apr 13, 2013
I've got a collection of books at my housestacked up everywhere along walls, in closets, and in the rafters. Don't' know if it's quite a thousand, but it sure seems so. I am due to sell some back to my local used book store, but there are so many I haven't read, or wish to re-read, or want for future reference that I...
TouchVGrey 51-55, M 2 Responses 3 Dec 7, 2013
Words All OverA personal, gigantic library would be like heaven. There is nothing like sitting down to a nice book in the quiet of a library , the soft essence of their presence all around you. The smell of fresh paper and ink between the embrace of a well kept binding is like my idea of...
ColdBehindTheSmile 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Jun 30, 2013
Someday, when I build my own home,I want to make an entire room that is full of books, a fireplace and a couple of comfortable chairs.
CowboyFarmer 46-50, M 1 Response 4 Apr 28
My future home- regardless of placeor size- will always have a library! I will build the shelves myself if I must lol ^^
iCaii 18-21, F 1 Response 1 Mar 26
Beauty And The BeastThe library the Beast presented to Belle is the kind of library I would love. That one was animated, but I've seen real ones like it -- rich solid wood, multi story shelves filled with thousands of books, some beautifully bound, with a sliding access ladder. Dreamy.
TheyCantSeeMe 36-40, F 7 May 12, 2013
But First I Need To Own Enough Books To Fill It!I think I should make this one of my life goals, to own a house (or maybe a large apartment/penthouse) and have one room that will be my library. I'll have to buy lots more books, which wouldn't be a problem providing I have the money to buy them. All the walls would have...
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Applying Shellac
Within the next week or so, I'm planning to use shellac for the first time. I'll be using it on a project to which I applied tung oil last week - I figured a week or two should give the oil enough time to cure completely.
I bought a blonde shellac "kit" from Rocker. It says on the kit to apply with a brush. I thought I read somewhere that shellac can be applied other ways as well (sprayed, or rubbing it on). Is the method of applying it mostly just personal preference, or are there any serious advantages/disadvantages to applying it in a particular way?
Also, how do I know what cut of shellac to use? I was thinking of using a 4 lb. cut in as many coats as seems appropriate with a little 0000 steel wool application in between, but since I've never used shellac before, I'm not sure if this is the right way to go about it.
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[font color=red]Addendum[/font]: Once I mix up the shellac, provided it's in a relatively air-tight container, how long is it good for?
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RE: Applying Shellac
I'm not an shellac expert (in fact, it give me a lot of problems) but I'm far more successful with thinner (1 lb cut) vs thicker (3 lb cut or so). It does take more coats that way, but I find I can get a smoother finish.
For what it's worth, I've been finishing some bowls with it. My test runs on flat work were actually much easier and less troublesome. Not sure why "round" causes me problems.
While your oil cures, start shellacing some of your scrap wood. Never hurts to practice! Oh, and label it! My first set of practice scrap I couldn't figure what I did! Now I have labeled em -- white oak + BLO + shellac, white oak + BLO + poly, etc.
Oh, and shellac seems to be able to make permanent "sharpie" markers less permanent (it runs).
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RE: Applying Shellac
Shellac can be applied in any of the traditional methods, brushing, spraying or wiping.
Spraying has the normal benefit of being faster and obtaining a smoother surface than with brushing.
Wiping entails "airplaning" the shellac onto the surface. The applicator must be moving when it contacts the surface and continue moving until it has been raised from the surface, sort of like an airplane coming in for a landing, touching down, traversing the length of the surface, then lifting off at the end of the surface.
French polishing is another method using a cloth applicator where the applicator is kept moving in small circles while in contact with the surface.
Brushing shellac requires keeping a wet edge and not over brushing any areas that are missed until the coat has dried and the next coat is applied.
Shellac is an evaporative finish and the new coat dissolves the previous coat somewhat leaving you with a solid surface as opposed to poly varnish which gives you layers of finish with each new coat.
I have found for brushing that a thinner cut, about 1 1/2 to 2 # works best for me. This thinner cut gives more time for the shellac to level before it starts to gel.
A good practice if brushing or wiping is to apply a 1 # cut, let that dry, then sand lightly. The first coat will raise the grain, but subsequent coats should smooth out nicely with only sanding to remove blemishes in the finish between coats.
I like to put on a couple coats by brush to begin building the finish, then use a French Polish procedure to bring it to the level of gloss I want.


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What federal applicants should know about polygraph tests
More and more Americans reported last year to having to submit to a polygraph examination in the quest of a coveted security clearance for federal employment or to keep a federal job. But unless you are like George Washington and you "cannot tell a lie" about cutting down the cherry tree, this controversial method could leave you rattled and unaware that you might have incriminated yourself during the process.
Tags: workforce , Bill Bransford , Federal Drive , Katie Howard , best practices
Federal Drive Interviews -- Dec. 11, 2012
Todd Harrison of the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessment talks about possible defense cuts due to sequestration. Attorney Bill Bransford discusses the legal ramifications of lie detectors. Social media expert Justin Herman of the GSA explains how social media is being used in the aftermath of emergencies. John Palguta of the Partnership for Public Service ponders what may be in store for feds in 2013. Paul Verkuil explains what the Administrative Conference of the United States has been up to.
Tags: Todd Harrison , DoD , DoD Report , fiscal cliff , budget , Center for Strategic & Budgetary Assessments , Bill Bransford , Shaw, Bransford & Roth , Justin Herman , GSA , Center for Excellence in Digital Government , John Palguta , Partnership for Public Service , Paul Verkuil , Administrative Conference of the United States , Federal Drive , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update
New polygraph question to deter intel leaks
New security measures, including a new polygraph question, will help avoid leaks from intelligence employees, announced James Clapper, director of National Intelligence. Lawyer John Mahoney analyzes the legal responsibilities between agencies and federal employees.
Tags: intelligence , James Clapper , Esther Carey , security clearance , national security , Federal Drive , leaks , management , oversight , John McCain
CBP considers a neverending background check
Agency's Internal Affairs commissioner says his goal is to eventually have "the never-ending background investigation".
Tags: mngt , CBP , ethics , background check , Jim Tomsheck , Internal Affairs ,


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