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Just wondering, has anyone else extended their HelpDesk software to cover H&S fault reporting or to premises officer (caretakers) usage?
Our H&S bod asked if we had any helpdesk software in the pipeline and could she be included if and when it comes along. I have heard about this before, I think from a FITS briefing about extending services, but is anyone actually doing it?
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I think I post this recipe and preparation each year because its so good, and at this time of year, as the corn begins to lose its sweetness and grow bigger and starchier, there's no better way to cook it. I use this corn cutter, but you could slice the kernels off the cob and puree two-thirds of them in a blender for the same effect. Baking a mixture of pureed corn and whole kernels, cooking off much of the liquid, reduces the corn to an intensely sweet rich corn pudding. Nothing but corn, butter, salt, and pepper. This dish, on a cool September evening, is for me a sweet, salty reminder of summer's inevitable deliquescence. Baked Corn 6 to 8 ears Read On »
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Weekend before last, I bought, among other things, a butternut squash at the farmers' market. I had not intended to buy it, but it beckoned. It is fall. It is time to cook fall things. Such as duck confit, and sausage, and bacon, and cassoulet. And rich, soul-soothing soups. Squash soup is easy, nutritious, and delicious. I served it to a bunch of eighth-grade boys. One of them said, "This is phenomenal soup." I was surprised they were eating it, let alone using the word "phenomenal" with regard to food. This recipe will work with any similar squash (pumpkin would be great). Use onion if you don't have leeks. The method is standard: sweat the onion in some fat, salt it, add the squash, cook it a little, add enough half-and-half to cover, simmer till the Read On »

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Capitals a tighter defensive team than people probably expected after years of having tons of offense and little else under Bruce Boudreau , but they showed that Dale Hunter might have something in Washington. Hunter obviously wanted the team to be better defensively when he took
worry. We'll start with the former. The Capitals are doing what Dale Hunter wants them to do. When Hunter took over for Bruce Boudreau in November, it was a sign that the Capitals wanted to move away from the flashy-yet-risky style that had gotten them
scary as facing a goaltender who's hit his stride. Hunter has wanted to make this team stingier since taking over for Bruce Boudreau in November, and it's working. "[The defense] was outstanding," Holtby said after Game 2. "I don't think we
necessarily take them much farther. Now, there's no denying that he's the man for the job. The Capitals fired Bruce Boudreau in November and went with Hunter, who had been coaching the London Knights of the Ontario Hockey League. He certainly wasn't the
healthy and flashing the skill that made him a 101-point player two seasons ago. Plus, coach Dale Hunter, who replaced Bruce Boudreau in late November, has gone for more balance with his lines. Backstrom is centering Alexander Semin and Jason Chimera rather
the other side of the ice, the Capitals finished with 42 wins and 92 points. They made an early coaching change, firing Bruce Boudreau following eight losses in 11 games while the Capitals sat at 12-9-1, tied for eighth in the Eastern
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Dickoaustralia gave to Elephant Plaza Hoteldickoaustralia highly recommends this hotel ****I have recently stayed over 2 weeks at this very nice hotel . My room had a balcony that over looked the gay bars in sunnee plaza and it so colorful at night to see the bright lights of the bars and all there customers in the bars or at the tables on the street and the people as they stroll along. My room had everything ( read the room details on the web site) The free wi-fi in the room was fast and excellent . The sheets for the king size bed when changed each day were of different colors ( pink , lemon , blue blue ) This was very pleasing to the eye and added to the ambience of the hotel I found the staff very friendly and they made me feel very welcome as did the manager Phillip. The bar prices were among the best of the many bars in sunnee plaza . In fact cheaper than most. I highly recommend this hotel and I am definitely going to make it my holiday favorite
RichardsLifeCali gave to Le Boucheron ThaiNice upscale thai/french restaurantI've been here a couple of times. Always good quality (try the pork medallions). The chef used to work in Jomtien Beach. Both thai and french food, mixed drinks and wine available, cute thai waiters, and restaurant is open to the street to watch Sunee Plaza come alive every evening.First to Review
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fun Sunee Plaza dinner spotI always visit here at least once for dinner during each stop in Sunee Plaza. Fun vibe, thai and western menu, young thai manager. Think of it as their version of Hamburger Mary's.
RichardsLifeCali gave to Double Shot BarTotally Renovated under New Management - Now "Double Shot Bar"Corner Bar has been totally renovated into the slickest drink/pool establishment Sunee Plaza has ever seen. The interior design rivals what you would find in the gay Silom area of Bangkok. The new management has even splurged on their own tuk tuk to transport VIP patrons from their hotels to the bar. And as the name suggests – the drinks are strong. I know the boys who work there – very nice. Drop in to begin your night and please remember to tip the boys and buy them drinks if you spend time with them.
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RichardsLifeCali gave to Marina Inn PlazaDecent Large Hotel in the Center of Sunee PlazaThis is the largest hotel in Sunee Plaza. It spans nearly the entire block with the hotel lobby on Soi Yensabai, and the pool at the opposite end towards Soi V.C. Basic Room is about $31US per night, and is sparse but clean. Room includes frig, lock box, air conditioner, fan, no phone, combined shower/toilet bathroom. The pool is good size but not heated. But usually during the day most guys head to the gay Jomtien Beach, which is a short ride on the public taxi (10baht). The location is excellent – right in the center of Sunee Plaza. However, that means you should expect to hear partying going on most nights on the street just outside your window.First to Review
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There is DoS vulnerability in WordPress, <snip>
As pointed out by others, this is unbearably vague.
But it's also invalid.
Your "attack" requires that a maintenance script to repair tables is left
open for anyone to access. The constant that you point out must be
set, WP_ALLOW_REPAIR,
is only there so a user can access this script, run the script, then remove
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Your suggestion appears to be to validate the logged-in user. But because
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Aris mentions he experienced corruption in his own WordPress setup. It's
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I have read to quite a few of your "attacks" against WordPress core, but I
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Perhaps for WordPress issues you should switch from "full disclosure" to a
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UC Merced Senior Is New Leader, Advocate for UC's 240,000 Students
Jefferson Kuoch-Seng is now the official voice for the University of California's roughly 240,000 students — the first UC Merced student ever to serve in that role.
Jefferson Kuoch-Seng is now the official voice for the University of California's roughly 240,000 students — the first UC Merced student ever to serve in that role.
California Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera will share his new children's book about Hispanic American heroes with local youth next month, an event sponsored by the UC Merced Center for the Humanities and Merced County Library.
Professor Masashi Kitazawa wants to figure out if any environmental factors increase the risk for developing Alzheimer's disease – specifically, whether elevated levels of copper in drinking water play a role.
A new $2.6 million, five-year grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences will fund his research, making what was a side project into a full-blown exploration.
Eleventh and 12th graders and their parents filled the gymnasium bleachers at McLane High School in Fresno on Thursday (Oct. 9) eager to find out what it takes — academically and financially — to access higher education.
With psychiatrists in short supply throughout the community, UC Merced is leveraging modern technology to expand that service to students.
UC Merced today launched a redesigned website that features a responsive layout that looks great on phones, tablets and laptops, new and expanded information, a new color palette and wide photo rotators that showcase the campus.
"UC Merced's new website reflects the campus's dynamic and welcoming environment," Assistant Vice Chancellor for Communications Patti Waid said. "Most people's first impressions of UC Merced come from its Web presence, and that presence shines even brighter today."
UC Merced has hired 34 faculty members for the 2014-15 academic year, giving the campus 212 tenure-track professors who expand the depth and breadth of research expertise.
Excluding student employees, the campus now has about 1,300 total staff and faculty members, which also includes 149 lecturers.
Professor Carolin Frank will collect $1.6 million over the next four years to continue researching the nitrogen-fixing bacteria that live in pine needles and to work with the Sierra Foothill Charter School, which she helped found.
Shy in high school, Rachel Fang didn't want to follow the same pattern as a UC Merced student.
"I decided that I was going to change," Fang said. "I wanted to be more outspoken."
The discovery of a new, rare species of monkey flower by Professor Jason Sexton provides clues as to how new species are born.
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YOU ARE BIDDING ON A VINTAGE ANTIQUE STONEWARE REVIGATOR. YOU WILL FIND THAT THIS CROCK IS IN NEAR MINT CONDITION. IT WAS MISSING THE PAPER LABEL ON THE FRONT SO I COPIED AND PRINTED A DUPLICATE WHICH HAS BEEN PLACED ON IT (SEE PHOTO). IT CAN EASILY BE REMOVED IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT. THE LAST PHOTO SHOWS THE CROCK WITHOUT THE LABEL. THIS CROCK IS A PIECE OF HISTORY. IF YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH QUACK CURES OF THE EARLY 1900's, THIS IS A FINE EXAMPLE OF EARLY BELIEFS. I COPIED AND PASTED THIS AD FROM THE WEBSITE THAT TELLS ABOUT THE REVIGATOR. THE REVIGATOR WAS SOLD WITH THE BELIEF THAT IT WOULD MAKE A SICK PERSON WELL. THEY ADDED A LOW GRADE RADIUM ORE TO THE WATER AND THIS WAS SUPPOSE TO CURE THE SICK. THEY EVEN HAD A PLACE IN OKLAHOMA THAT HAD A RADIUM SPA. PEOPLE PAID TO SOAK UP THE CURE. USERS OF THE REVIGATOR WERE TO FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS (PRINTED ON THE BOTTOM) OF THE CROCK COOLER:1. Fill jar every night.2. Use hydrant or any good water.3. Drink freely when thirsty and upon arising and retiring. Average six or more glasses daily. This was probably the most popular device developed in the United States to add radon to drinking water. Advertised by the company as "an original radium ore patented water crock," it sold in the hundreds of thousands between 1920 and the mid-1930s.
The jar itself was lined with radium-containing ore and was glazed on the outside and porous on the inside. Water inside the jar would absorb the radon released by decay of the radium. Depending on the type of water, the resulting radon concentrations would range from a few hundred to a few hundred thousand picocuries per liter.Radium Ore Revigator
[From The Journal of the American Medical Association, November 21, 1925]
The Propaganda for Reform Department
Capitalizing on Public's Ignorance of Radium and
A huge traffic has been developed during the past four of five years in the sale of so-called radioactive pads, consisting of a few cents' worth of crude ore having a low grade of radioactivity and possessing no more therapeutic value than do the luminous figures on the dial of a two-dollar watch.
One of the most widely and extensively advertised of these devices is known as the "Radium Ore Revigator," put out by a California company. As is commonly the case with latter-day pseudo-medicine having large financial resources behind it, the Revigator concern put forward an hypothesis for which t is no foundation and proceeds to build its claims upon it. The thesis in this case is that the drinking water of today has a "basic fault." It is "denatured"; more than that, it is "tired or wilted water." If we are to believe the Revigator concern, the water that one hundred and nine million out of the hundred and ten million people of the United States drink is woefully lacking in an essential element. To quote from the Revigator advertising: "More illness is caused by improper water than any other reason and largely because radioactivity is lost from our daily supply of drinking water." Hence the Radium Ore Revigator to the rescue! "By the patented composition of highly selected and scientifically compounded radium ores of which the Revigator is made, this lost element is perpetually restored to all drinking water placed tin."
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Looooong time lurker first time poster. Have always appreciated the wealth of knowledge on this forum! I notice a lot of people here seem to be having focusing issues with their 5D Mark III. This worried me into performing some tests of my own. After some MFA using the DPP method someone kindly posted (thanks!) I am now extremely happy with what this wonderful camera is able to produce - tact sharp images! At least, to my non-professional enthusiast eye (happy to hear to the contrary though!).
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Enjoy your cameras, the 5D III is (to me) perfect!
"OMG! Look at that fat DxO score! OUR CAMERA IS WINNER!! Take that, Nikon!"
I congratulate Nikon on producing a stellar camera in the D800. Now can someone please post sample images taken with both a D800 and a 5DIII, where the D800 made them a better photographer? I have a feeling that I'll be waiting for a long time.Easy to spot Canon images they are the ones with banding in the shadows & with burnt out highlights & very poor reds , I love the Canon red colour its a great red just like to see more shades of red sometimes.
Reds are poor with defaults from ACR in some Canon models, but I found I can tweak settings and get detail without too much trouble. For more troublesome color images, I use DPP, which usually nails the color.
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Red yeast, most of the time called to red yeast rice, actually a yeast that spreads upon rice. Normally involved in Chinese medication for generations and gives the red color of Peking duck. Red yeast acquired popularity in the past few years being a product for managing high-blood pressure. Still, red yeast rice isn't utilized for weight reduction, regardless occasional documents of a bond among them. Now the primarily connection would be that both losing weight and red yeast can help decrease high cholesterol.
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If you really want to minimize your cholesterol, reduce your weight, and fight heart issue, red yeast rice and a nutritious diet plus the lifestyle might help achieve all those three. An American Heart Association reports, "A healthy and balanced diet full in fresh whole grains, low-fat dairy products or fat-free and fruits and vegetables, along with daily physical activity, could help most individuals maintain and manage weight-loss for both of cardiovascular appearance and health."
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- Lane Kiffin has been called a lot of things over recent years. Alabama receiver Amari Cooper calls his new offensive coordinator "player friendly."
- Georgia begins spring practice on Tuesday. With a new coordinator in charge (Jeremy Pruitt), defense will be the something fans will keep an eye on. While it's "wide open" according to Pruitt, here's a stab at the pre-spring defensive depth chart.
- Auburn's set at quarterback this fall with Nick Marshall returning, but what could be in store when sophomore backup Jeremy Johnson steps in? He says "more passing" could be the formula in 2015 and beyond.
- Spring football is underway for Arkansas. Here are five key questions for the Razorbacks, who are trying to improve on a rough 2013.
- Florida receiver Andre Debose, who was recently granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA, was involved -- but not arrested -- in a fight Saturday night that led to gunshots being fired according to the Gainesville Police Department. According to the brief, Debose was pushed into a window after an argument.
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Can Toilet Paper be Backwards?
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We just received a shocking dressing down from our partner. We've just been told that we have not been putting the toilet paper in the holder the "right way." We've been told that we "put it in backwards." What? Never heard this before....
Apparently, we've just learned, TP should fall out of the holder, "waterfalling" down the front and NOT lick up from the back (the "underhand" method, apparently for criminals).
We'd like to see if this is a generally held belief, and we've been in the dark all along. What do you think?
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It has nothing to do with correctness, really. It just works better for me to feed it over the top--it gets stuck less often, and also doesn't keep rolling down to the floor.
The "correct" way is really around the bottom. However I have always liked over the top and it seems that everyone else enjoys it too. Psychologically I feel that going around the back makes it touch the wall, point towards the floor which makes me think of it on the floor, it's just a mess. So over the top, presenting itself to me, is what I prefer.
I always did it the "correct" way, spilling over in front, until a friend pointed out that he did it the other way, the "wrong" way, to keep his cats from unrolling it. I switched, and no longer have to reroll the toilet paper after my cats get bored from being left home alone too long.
Knock on wood, my cats have been leaving the toilet paper alone. But if they suddenly flip out, I'm switching, no question.
I used to feed from below. I found it to be more subtle that way. Over the top just screamed "Wipe Your Ass!". But it's easier to find the end from over the top. So I switched. Then I married a feed from below kind of guy. Can this marriage be saved????
This is the silliest poll yet.
To take your Toilet paper aesthetic REALLY over the top, add a bit of 4-star-hotel flair & fold the end/edges up into a triangle, tucking the edges under.
Prior to this article, I think I had invested all of a 1/4 second of my life to pondering this question, which is to say it never occured to me to care or notice.
Damn you. Now whole seconds of my waking life will be devoted to the pondering of this.
Luckily, I'll be sitting there anyway with little else to do.
so i s'pose that just putting the new roll on the back of the toilet while the empty cardboard tube stays on the holder for an extra few days is REALLY the wrong way, huh?
I actually started to respond to this, but halfway through I realized how stupid this whole issue (not tissue) was!
I beg to differ. It is an issue AND an entertaining and pleasant diversion. I for one always switch the roll on the holder to face in the "correct" direction in any bathroom I am in. No matter if my bathroom or not. Type A? Most definately.
Possibly the best outcome of this poll will be a bunch of very happy spouses & significant others. The male readers will no longer be able to look at a TP roll the same way again, thus will perhaps always remember to replace the empty roll rather than just leaving the empty tube on the holder as is the habbit of the entire species as a whole.
Now if the AP boys would just do a poll on the universally reknown issue of leaving the toilet seat up, perhaps we could put all male/female bathroom sharing "issues" aside once & for all!
Apartment therapy..."Saving the world, one relationship at a time!"
I just wanted to let Hilary know that I too always switch the roll around if it isn't feeding over the top, wherever I'm at. I don't know if it is correct or not, but it makes me a lot happier!
Please don't use the phrase "lick up the back" in this context. ;)
This is an issue of deep physical, emotional, and spiritual import. I will confine myself to the physical: it is harder to get the toilet paper to break off when it is feeding from over the top. (Harder for you, yet easier for the cats.) You may not notice the extra effort now, in the prime of your ass-wiping years, but these things add up and someday you will have to ask someone else to wipe your ass long before you are statistically due for that pleasure.
(Also, how do you get the cats to use paper?)
My mom's boyfriend (whom I detest) insists on having the paper the wrong way. I take the pleasure of a petulant teenager to always switch his TP to the right way whenever I visit. Yes, it's dumb and immature but who dictates to guests how they want the TP on the holder!
Actually, this has been a topic of some discussion 'round my house this year. I first heard of this strange rule my senior year in college when I was reprimanded for doing it wrong (from the bottom). I thought it was ludicrious at the time. Then, last summer, I read or heard that if Jennifer Aniston is in your house and you've done it wrong, /she will change it for you/! I mentioned this to my step mom, who is persnickety about such things, and she sheepishly said, she would probably do the same thing. Suffice it to say, some feel /very/ strongly about this issue.
my bf has re-trained me to place the tp so that it's over the top... but, truly, either way, as long as ya don't leave it empty for the next person!
The cats issue trumps all else! There's nothing worse than coming home to 50 ft of tp unrolled all over the bathroom. (OK, there are many things worse than this but in the context of this forum this ranks as the worst! Unless, of course, your cat has unrolled AND shredded the tp.)
My mom and I have fought silently over this for years. I'm an "over the top" person and she is a "from the bottom person." When ever I go back home, I switch it without saying anything, and later she switches it back. I think one visit the TP was switched about 20 times.
Am surprised no one has mentioned the economy of doing it the "wrong way." Studies show potty goers are likely to use less paper when the roll licks up from the back. People tend to indulge when the paper flows "waterfalling down." Something to think about ...
I can't believe I'm posting about this...
Over the top (waterfall) is the only sanitary way to do it. Otherwise you are possibly touching paper that you may not use (meaning the person after you has to touch it)... and, it keeps your wall cleaner (and more sanitary).
whats toilet paper?
No, no, no. The matter of correct toilet paper placement has been solved, a few years ago, in the Simpsons episode in which Marge and Homer are found to be bad parents and the Flanderses are made foster parents for the children. In cataloguing all the mistakes that Homer and Marge have made, one of the two agents says: "toilet paper left in incorrect overhand position."
The case rests, m'lud.
My childhood newspaper ran Ann Landers. She addressed this topic occasionally in her column. It drew heated debate. The "answer" was that tp should cascade from the top, because if you bought printed tp, that way the decorative side would show. I don't know that they still make printed tp. I hope not.
for many years, i pulled from the bottom. until i noticed one day that many hotels and restaurants feed from the top. so i converted. and i even do the little triangular fold on the top like they do in hotels.
Egad, this debate has raged on for decades. I HATE it when the paper comes forward over the top even though we've all heard the supposed rule about printed designs on the paper needing to face out. But when you pull the paper going over the top, it always runs away from you! Down the back, taking paper from the bottom allows more control. And I change rolls to go this way in other people's houses. What amazes me, though, is that after seven years of marriage, my husband still doesn't even notice which way it's going. Now, about that toilet seat...
I have always done it the correct way but people always said it was wrong. So HA HA Im right.
I am over the top person - the fiance was the opposite until he got sick of me changing it and finally went with me - LOL. I always found it more sanitary and neater...the other way just screams fraternity to me for some reason. I've been known to change it at other people's houses if it's different...though it seems like most people I know do it the "correct" way.
For me this is a great way to check compatibility! if the person says "yes", I know we wouldn't be a good fit!!! i would drive them crazy!
Sadly enough this has been a topic in my household too. We both think we are right and I am cool to drop it. My husband keeps bringing it up. I go under, he goes over. So when he brings it up it goes in one ear and out the other. He can change it if he wants, but I'll keep doing it the way I always have.
I don't actually care, personally. My partner does, highly. He'll switch it if it's "wrong" (in our own house, only!) We've been together uh... 17 years this year I guess it is... so I hang it the waterfall way. ;)
And, I'm sorry, but it makes me think of this web page, wherein toilet paper hanging direction is the number 1 issue: http://www.polyfamilies.com/polycohab.html
LEFT! OK, I'm obsessive about this. And yes, I will "correct" it if I visit the toilet in your home.
This debate is over the top!
It's a no brainer. right is right (over the top) of course. although I will admit that when pets are in the house wrong saves paper.
As long as your wiping yourself the RIGHT way, does the direction of the toilet paper really matter?
I actually want to hear from those who have "Joan Crawford Moments" when they see that toilet paper is placed the "wrong" way.
I think it should be OVER.....meaning, nearest to the 'user'
That way, one is not 'clawing' at the wall for paper.
I once saw an interview with a woman who recently lost her beloved husband. She said she would give absolutely anything to find the toilet paper on the "wrong" way because that would mean he was still there with her. Don't sweat the small stuff.
I've always done the waterfall and I remember years ago on some show, this debate came up so the went to a toilet paper manufactures and they said that the waterfall is the correct way, that's why they put the designs on the outside so it always shows. Also, when it's that way, it's easier to grab, especially if it's in one of those "In Wall" dispensers.
But, I guess since it's your toilet paper and your...
You can do what ever you want.
Wow, find it very interesting that something as benign as this could be considered right or wrong. I too used to hang it the "so called" correct way. Not for any real reason. But I also have TP crazy cats, and turning it the opposite way does stop the little devils. My cats will unroll the paper in all three bathrooms if they can. So, I opt to be in the "wrong"
OMFG, you are so wrong. It is over the top, not from the bottom. Think of anytime you've ever been to a proper hotel: have you EVERY had the paper put on backwards?! The main reason for this is not only appearance (you don't have that odd dangling bit from behind but at worse from the front where you can see it) but because many times you do not need toilet paper in the bathroom to wipe your ass: you need it to blow your nose, maybe swipe a bit of stray toothpaste on the floor, etc. From behind it is MUCH more difficult to paw, especially when sleepy.
I just have to say that I am absolutely dumbfounded at the number of people who have stated that they will actually switch the toilet paper roll in somebody else's home if they don't like the direction it is going. How utterly petty not to mention rude and downright controlling. Just because it doesn't meet your aesthetics - whats next? Repainting a wall you don't like the color of, or tossing out a photograph because you don't like the person in it?
Over the top.
But this is so minor compared to the real TP problem: the horrid TP holders in public places. The ones with the huge rolls of TP locked inside monstrous holders. You can never grab hold of enough TP to pull any out. Or you can't get any at all when starting a new roll. Or the front cover falls down and almost kills you. I think there should be legislation on these things.
my mom has been on me about this my whole life. i don't care! it's stupid to have it come over the top. it's easier to wind up with too much tissue and have to wind it back up. it looks stupid. it is so annoying to have hotels do it that way with those little folded points. i can find the freaking end of the roll, thanks.
if someone switched my roll, i would call them out. get your own damn house.
The real worry in my part of the country is if you fold it or wadd it. haha gross
I don't think I could live with someone who cared about this.
Such a strange argument. I've always done it over the top and never thought about it. Then my MIL (who is very particular about that kind of thing) always does it the opposite. And I've always wondered why. Now, I'm going to have to ask her.
I keep mine, free floating, on a fluted 1950's promotional saucer from the Hershey's corporation that is about 'How to make chocolate'. This renders me very obviously - and very happily - too declasee for this WHOLE conversation.
Waterfall always. Unless you have a cat. Then underhand so they can't unravel the whole roll.
'Waterfall'. Can't find the end of the roll in the middle of the night the other way and end up spinning the stupid thing around and around.
I will also replace the roll at people's houses if I use the last, as long as they have a roll around. I feel strongly that one should be curteous and leave the bathroom so the next person has a pleasant experience. Yes, I will replace it in the 'waterfall' fashion even if they had it on wrong.
C'mon Joeshottie. You wouldn't let a baby walk in front of a truck would you? It's the same thing. God put us superior beings here for just that reason, to protect our inferiors, even from themselves. We are shining beacons, lighting the way to enlightenment, Namaste!,
whats next? Repainting a wall you don't like the color of, or tossing out a photograph because you don't like the person in it?
OMG I ONLY DID THAT ONCE!! ONCE!! OK, TWICE, WHATEVER! But will you ever stop bringing it up? NooOOOooo!!!
I am sorry but I absolutely hate HATE!!! when the toilet paper is "backwards" (which is when it feeds facing away from you). It bothers me to the degree that I will switch around toilet paper in people's houses to suit my liking.
I have never seen so many posts so quickly! Hot topic! The waterfall is the correct way... of course.
I like the "right way", the Hilton hotel way, over the top. My kitten hasn't discovered it yet. I think the main thing is to do it the same way, whatever way you pick, every time. The last thing I want to do, half asleep, in the dark, is to grope for paper to unroll.
I think the switching t.p. positions is a little OCD. I am guilty of wiping up sink areas in others' homes, but don't care about their t.p.
I think the poll numbers have spoken. Waterfall is, and always has been, the way to go. Heck, even before TP when we were running naked through the forest and used leaves, the leaves FACED OUT!
The answer is technical.
Most of the time the "right" way is the waterfall, but that's because of the typical location of most toilet paper holders.
It depends on where the holder is, vertically relative to your hand once you reach for it.
If the holder is at or below your hand, then the waterfall method is better because you can grab the end sheet at the right angle, and easily rip the paper between straight out or straight up.
If the holder is really high, then the underhand method is better because you're approaching from below. Then you can rip anywhere between straight out and straight down.
Also the overhand method is typically more aesthetically pleasing, because most of the time you look at the toilet paper from above, because you're standing. That's probably why most people prefer it. In hotels, if you fold a triangle in the end sheet, nobody's going to notice if it's under the roll.
It's simple physics, really.
Unless you have a cat, Hoobichu. Then, it's self-preservation to hang it "wrong"!
Hmmm... I have a tendency to do underhand for t.p., and waterfall for paper towels...
Oh my dear lord - BeckyM just took it to another level.
FINALLY! Someone who said it!!! :D
PS: I switch it around at other people's houses too.....hihi!
If you're OCD like me it's enough to drive you insane. My gf constantly puts it in underhanded and I switch it around to waterfall. This and leaving time on the microwave drives me insane. But it's very endearing...
At any rate, it's not that big of a deal to switch, which I do every time :).
All hotels I've stayed in waterfall their TP.
As a place that makes money from people staying in them, I'd say their way is the right way.
The poll results are skewed towards an over-represented minority! Only the crazed TP arrangers came out to vote...
I learned a while back that general restroom etiquette has taught us to hang toilet paper using the waterfall method. However, I say fuck that. I'm used to the underhand method, and it's way easier to tear that way. I also think that there shouldn't be a right or wrong way, it should be based on comfortableness, how the toilet paper looks doesn't change the overall decor of the bathroom.
I really can't believe this is an issue. It's toilet paper! The only time I think about it for longer than 10 seconds is when it's run out and I've just sat down. Then the yelling commences.
I really can't believe this is going to be the number one post of the weekend roundup- let alone 2009.
There's no "correct" way. People can do whatever they want.
For me, the main reason to do the "waterfall" version is that if it is torn off such that the "flap" is in the back and behind the roll, it is more effort to fiddle with it to get it to a place where you can grab it. You have to grab the roll and turn it clockwise until the flap hangs down the back. If you do it the other way, the area where the sheet was torn out is in front and you can just grab it easily.
There really, REALLY, *is* a right way, and a wrong way.
Have been known to switch around toilet rolls while visiting, especially at in-laws.
I think I really don't pay attention to this at all...
I wish my partner put the toilet paper in the holder, no matter if it is the right way or not :D
Underhand, definitely. Because it's easier to tear the paper.
ok, now *this* is over the top, don't you think, people? *snort*
sersly, what i really want to know, is what does it say about a person when every human in their lives does it (what i call..) "backward". how did i end up w/all family and friends and even neighbors.. who are backward stockers. *rolls eyes*
i don't care whose house i'm in.. i switch it to what i now know is called.. 'waterfall'. i tried once not doing so ("who DOES this!!! *argh*" thought I), and before i left that house.. yups, ended up back in there just to 'correct it.'
i do - for the record - loathe discovering someone has done the folderoony. um, yeah. that's just ocd.
yes, it seems the "waterfallers" are much more passionate about this issue so the vote is skewed.
I voted who gives a fark, because really, it is a non-issue in my life. I have all boys in my house and am happy when the bathroom is semi-clean and at least has tp under the sink with which I can replace the cardboard.
To be perfectly honest I have no idea which way I put it on...I never even noticed.
See, with newspaper on a nail, you don't really have to worry about this - easy...
Waterfall always
I don't understand why anyone would hang it so you have to reach BEHIND something to get the loose end - bizarre
Related topic:
Which way do you have your kitchen foil and cling film running out of the box - over the top or from underneath?
and people with cats - close the bathroom door already!!! - problem solved!
I know cats have been mentioned but how bout toddlers? We keep ours coming from the bottom (the wrong way) ever since my 3 year old DD decided she didn't need our help in the bathroom. Over the top meant a whole lot more on the floor which she would then re roll. Can you really tell me that's more sanitary then having it come out the bottom?
There is one situation (and only one) in which there is a correct way to hang. If the toilet paper dispenser holds two rolls stacked vertically (as many in public restrooms do), it is imperative that the top roll be placed in hanging from the back. This way, when the bottom roll runs out and the top roll slides down (and is in some instances resting on top of the bottom roll's empty tube), when you pull out some paper, it (now coming from behind and kind of under) helps lift the roll up a little so you can pull out paper without it tearing. If the top roll is put in so that it hangs from the front, when you pull, you are kind of also pulling down, and the extra friction of the roll on top of the empty tube below will result in you only getting paper square-by-square (at best). You will never be able to get a good length of paper.
Amusing poll.
Waterfall is correct, under is fine if you have cat or toddler problems, but it's your bathroom, so do what you like!
I will refill a holder in public or at someone's home if it's empty and there is an available replacement roll, because I absolutely HATE it when I discover too late that no paper is available. (One reason I always have facial tissues in my purse.) But I don't flip rolls, even when they are wrong.
One of the maintenance guys at work finds it amusing to do the hotel fold in the staff restroom. Nobody else cares.
I took a trip to Egypt and Libya once, for the solar eclipse a couple of years ago. They often don't provide toilet paper at all -- in some cases, it's held by a person (woman, in my case) to whom you must give baksheesh (a tip) in order to be given any before you enter the stall. It pays to carry a supply in your day pack!
I've always used the "waterfall" method, my entire life and it drives me batty when I find it the other way (underhand).
Its odd, I was just thinking about this whole problem the other day when I came across another underhand setup.
There was a bit on NPR *YEARS* ago (I'm talking sometime in the 80s) where the commentator was going on and on about it. I remember sitting in my Grandpa's Chevrolet Caprice Classic in the front seat with him. We were both laughing so hard about how inane the topic seemed to be.
If anyone remembers that NPR bit, by all means please fill me in with some more info. I was but a mere child then, so I don't remember who was talking about it. I just remember sharing the time with my grandpa, laughing about toilet paper :)
My mom taught me that waterfall was the proper way and my husband grew up with the opposite. It's waterfall at my house, but I don't go switching it on my mom-in-law!
See what you think of this: I was told off by my MIL for closing the toilet seat! Seems during her sleepy mid-night visits she expects to be able to plop down without opening the lid. I think it's weird. There's a lid for a reason and I have to consciously correct myself from closing it whenever I visit. People are particular about their bathroom experience, there's no doubt!
The major complaint I've always heard from fans of the "over" option is that the "back" option doesn't let you get enough toilet paper easily.
Which always makes me wonder - just how much freaking toilet paper are they using? Good gravy!
I believe the proper way is to sit the entire roll atop the empty holder.
Another reason waterfall is correct is that is the way the design is printed on.
Yes if I hated the color of a wall at someone's house, I'd tell them it looks horrid - and I have been known to throw out photos because of one certain person being in them.
Over the top is the correct way and the green way!
When I started reading through the comments, I almost got up and went to my bathroom to check what position my TP was in. But then I didn't, because IT DOESN'T MATTER.
Here's my method of hanging TP. Pay attention, it's a little technical: I sit on my toilet. I reach with my left hand for paper and find an empty roll (that part of the process is my husband's contribution. If you lack a husband, skip this step). With my right hand, I toss the empty roll into the trash and then grab a new roll from under the sink. I transfer it to my left hand while using my right to open the roll, then finally cram it onto the roller in whichever direction causes my wrist to twist less. Ta-da!
Waterfall is the only correct way for all the reasons stated. And while I won't correct the way someone has hung the TP in their home if they have done it the wrong way, I do think less of them if do it wrong! ;-)
LOL, I think your partner's full of ...snot :P It hardly matters which way the TP comes off the roll as long as there is TP on the roll! If you're leaving him/her without a scrap for use, then...THEN you're in the dog house.
As for me - two cats, one of which loves to tear up TP and paper towels, I point it at the wall to try and 'hide' the tail.
I think who the hell cares? It doesn't matter. End of discussion.
Hoochibu is correct: waterfall is more ergonomic in most bathroom arrangements.
To any readers that don't have pets: not all cats shred toilet paper, I promise!
Anyone with a cat knows the right way. Why tempt the fuzzy little bastards?
Funny topic, and even funnier posts.
I'm a fan of the waterfall method, for purely sanitary (rather than aesthetic) reasons.
Think about it - in order to tear off a piece of TP when it's in the 'under' position, you typically have to brace the roll with your hand. That means you're touching the unused toilet paper... with your hand... um... your UNWASHED hand. Ick.
I remember when I truly didn't notice. And the change for when I started having a sense of right and wrong about this came before I had seen any posts or writings about this. So, there's something moral going on here.
Always waterfall (unless you have cats - toddlers can be trained). Anything else is W-R-O-N-G.
It seems there is still so much intolerance in the world! I mean really- switching the roll in other people's homes if you don't like the way it faces? Shouldn't we have bigger things to worry about?
Did someone seriously just post that the over-the-top method is greener? They are clearly behind on the latest environmental trends. For ethical superiority the "use a leaf" method is best!
My boyfriend will do it underhanded, and I will do it "waterfall". I am the one who usually changes the roll though, so I usually win.
My argument once when I brought up his "wrong underhanded technique" was that I use toilet paper twice as much as he dose, so I should get to choose the hanging method.
I won!
Clearly the underhanded method is superior. It is far less conspicuous, and it is easier to pull down that way.
This is one of those things that most people do whatever mummy did and anything else is just plain WRONG! (see also dish drainers on the counter, sponges vs washcloths, etc.)
my toilet paper is vertical! one of the paper towel-type poles. obviously, more sophisticated.....
I'm of the hang it over to show the expensive decals school.
Oh the hilarity... my hubby and I have this argument alllll the time. I agree with marfa that it is more of a nurture vs. nature argument. You're likely to continue to put the roll on the way your mother did it.
oh, and my kitty leaves the tp alone, thank goodness... now if we could just get her to stop shredding the houseplants...
Definitely over the top. I tend to get too much tp when pulling from the bottom, that and the way you have to tear farther from the roll means that it always dangles down and touches the wall or worse, the floor. Ew. I don't want bathroom-floor germs that close to my girl bits, seriously. Are towards-the-wall people more proportionally male? Because one must remember that people who can't pee standing up use tp for wiping more sensitive and infection-prone areas than men do.
I don't switch in other people's houses (yeah, that's a bit rude) but my roommates don't seem to notice which way they put it on, so I definitely switch when they put a new roll on backwards. And thank goodness, my bf agrees with me.
Plus, for those in the "inconspicuous" camp of towards-the-wall tp, this is one place were function definitely trumps style. You use tp to wipe yourself after you urinate or defecate, get over it.
Haha this is such a funny discussion. I never really thought about it until I heard about the Jennifer Aniston thing. And up until yesterday my cat never paid attention to the toilet paper, but she decided it looked fun to unroll so I'll be putting them on "backwards" from now on. :)
Although after about 10 posts they started to get kinda boring, I'm amused by the argument, especially since my stepfather and brother-in-law had the debate once. Personally, as long as it's there when I need it, I'm not really worried about it. However, out of sheer habit from the way it was growing up, I pull from the bottom. That being said, if a guest in my house took it upon themselves to rearrange something in MY bathroom (or anywhere else for that matter) they would not be invited back. How dare you! I think some people need to put the OCD down, take three steps back, and realize that the planet does not revolve around them. It's toilet paper, for goodness sake, and you don't even live there!
The smaller the issue, the larger the number of comments, eh?
I tend to agree with the over-the-top method, but only an asshole (pun) would actually complain out loud about it being done the other way.
The *correct* way? Over the top, of course. Just like the maids do in most hotel bathrooms.
But sadly, my kooky kitty tends to pull down the toilet paper with his paws -- only when it is positioned this way, and then it puddles (you guessed it), right inside the toilet. So to remedy, I have to load the tp the *incorrect* way, and then try to remember to keep the lid down.
Thank goodness for this poll. Keeps our minds off that pesky recession!
I do it the "right" way. I'm ashamed to admit if I happen to be in a friend's bathroom and theirs isn't..I change it!
I'd like to know how old you are and what rock you've been hiding under to have not heard the TP debate. I barely even believe that you haven't... I haven't done TV in about a decade, so I miss most references to pop-culture. But the TP thing universal and global. Like one's toothpaste-tube ssqeezing technique.
Blynne and Jordan Jennings - LOL! That's what I do. My husband hated it when we shared a bathroom. He got back at me by putting an the empty cardboard roll in my purse. Imagine my surprise when I opened my purse later at work.
I remember reading a copy of Erma Bombeck's "If Life is a Bowl of Cherries, What am I Doing in the Pits?" when I was about 12 (weird kid, I know.)
The only thing I remember from the silly book is this:
"He says up, I say down,
it's becoming quite an issue
On which is the more proper way
To hang the bathroom tissue."
My great-aunt Kaye, may she rest, dressed-down my mother one Christmas when I was a kid, for changing the toilet paper roll when she was in the bathroom - because my mom put it on underhand, and Kaye insisted that overhand was the only correct placement because you could rip off toilet paper without having to use both hands. My mother merely thought she was being a good guest by changing the roll when she used the last of it.
Me, I'm an underhand sort of person. I find that the cats don't pull on it if you don't leave a tail hanging.
That reminds me, need to pick up TP today.
I think the "right" way is dependent on which type of toilet paper holder you have. If it is the set-into-the-wall type of holder, over the top is most functional, but if it is the on-the-wall type of holder the under the bottom is the best.
Oh, dear God.
i had no opinion until a boyfriend told me over was correct. he said the under method can lead to fecal matter accidentally being smudged on the wall as you try to get the end of the tp.
i let the issue go at that one.
we are no longer together.
What ever happened to just wiping the right way?
When I remodeled my bathroom in 2008, I installed a "spindle"-type toilet paper holder; now the question is "should the paper roll out from the right or the left" of the spindle?
Ok, I had to join just to comment on this thread. Bravo, BTW to the OP for a highly debated topic. My DH and I go back and forth, I, like my sis, go chasing WATERFALLS all the way. I think because we are OCD/Virgo, and (for me) it looks pretty like on vacation. Is it terrible to take that little memory with me? Sheesh! Aside from the germ factor, (too many opinions, too little space) I just don't like "underhand" like my hubby. Strong denial runs parallel with a perfectionist like me, so admitting defeat is not an option. After playing the flip game for several years of our 12 years together, (5+ years till present day, of him refusing to change the empty roll completely!) I am going to do something I hope will end this for us. I am installing the holder vertically! Or at a very steep 60-65 degree slope. What I do NOT wish is for the poster above to start another debate in my house, so I will never mention posting here to my better (has all his marbles but I rate high on the Crazy/Hot Scale(TM)... =P) half. Thank you so much for the entertainment. ;)


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