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Fine root foraging strategies in Norway spruce forests across a European climate gradient
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Fine root acclimation to different environmental conditions is crucial for growth and sustainability of forest trees. Relatively small changes in fine root standing biomass (FRB), morphology or mycorrhizal symbiosis may result in a large change in forest carbon, nutrient and water cycles. We elucidated the changes in fine root traits and associated ectomycorrhizal (EcM) fungi in 12 Norway spruce stands across a climatic and N deposition gradient from subarctic-boreal to temperate regions in Europe (68°N–48°N). We analysed the standing FRB and the ectomycorrhizal root tip biomass (EcMB, g m−2) simultaneously with measurements of the EcM root morphological traits (e.g. mean root length, root tissue density (RTD), N% in EcM roots) and frequency of dominating EcM fungi in different stands in relation to climate, soil and site characteristics. Latitude and N deposition explained the greatest proportion of variation in fine root traits. EcMB per stand basal area (BA) increased exponentially with latitude: by about 12.7 kg m−2 with an increase of 10° latitude from southern Germany to Estonia and southern Finland and by about 44.7 kg m−2 with next latitudinal 10° from southern to northern Finland. Boreal Norway spruce forests had 4.5 to 11 times more EcM root tips per stand BA, and the tips were 2.1 times longer, with 1.5 times higher RTD and about 1/3 lower N concentration. There was 19% higher proportion of root tips colonized by long-distance exploration type forming EcM fungi in the southern forests indicating importance of EcM symbiont foraging strategy in fine root nutrient acquisition. In the boreal zone, we predict ca. 50% decrease in EcMB per stand BA with an increase of 2 °C annual mean temperature. Different fine root foraging strategies in boreal and temperate forests highlight the importance of complex studies on respective regulatory mechanisms in changing climate.
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The Coolest Ice Cream of the Summer
By George Graham
Even at my age, summer in the South conjures up childhood memories of the many ways we fought to stay cool on those sticky hot, horrendously humid Louisiana days. It amazes me today at the simplicity of those times and how we savored the most ordinary events in our life like hand-cranked ice cream. Back…
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Over the years, the culinary technique of blackening has become one of my favorite methods for cooking fish of any kind--especially catfish. With the deep, dark flavor of pungent spices that seal in the moist flesh of wild-caught catfish, it's cloaked in a rich, lemony butter sauce that zings with … [Read More...]
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Morning Meanderings…. Want To See My Book Shelves?
Holy smokes… where does the time go? This writing posts in my head is fascinating stuff bu t getting them here seems to be an odd challenge. Life has been just day-to-day busy with writing projects, non-profit commitments, gardening, lawn care, home care, and get togethers, and …and… that just surprise me how I blink and the day is gone and I have not posted here….
I do – for the record – plan to break that nasty habit.
I missed Coffee Monday.
Sort of.
Meaning I actually went outside and took the picture with me and my snazzy new coffee cup (LOVE FUN coffee cups) Thank you Brenda.
See my super cool new cup that says "There Is No Place Like Home?" Ahhhhh…. that is so true.
Next week I hope to be a better hostess to the Coffee Monday so if anyone would care to join me for coffee please email me at email@example.com with your coffee pic and I will add you
I did promise book room pics didn't I? I finally have cleaned up the Chicago BEA books and found a home for them. Now the room is the creative work space of potential Wine and Words baskets so there is still a little craziness going on in the table area… but for the most part, it is back in peace giving mode.
There you go. Not exactly to where I want it – but for this time of year that is about as good as it is going to get
Have a super day everyone
The Mind-Gut Connection by Emeran Mayer, MD
Most of us have experienced a feeling of queasiness before walking in to a large meeting or to speak in front of a group. Or we have had that "gut feeling" when we know something is not right.
What is that?
How does our mind connect to our gut ? Why is the gut sometimes called "the second brain?
I love this kind of stuff. I find it fascinating and I am honestly surprised that I have not thought about this before, why does my gut hurt when I have to do something that makes me nervous?
I can not even express how much I enjoyed this. I learned so much about serotonin (where your gut stores the most) and had no idea that your gut actually has control of your over all well-being.
I enjoyed reading about the connections between what we eat and how our diet affects everything for brain functionality to over all gut feelings. Literally. I know about diet and healthy habits obviously, but the connection of the mind and gut to the diet was something I liked reading more about.
Over all a thoroughly enjoyable book. It has been a busy season here for me and I honestly have not had a lot of time to sit down and read. The book did not read over my head. It is well written and easy to understand. I was glad to find out this book was interesting, informative and held my attention.
- Hardcover: 320 pages
- Publisher: Harper Wave (July 5, 2016)
- Language: English
Thank you to TLC Book Tours for connecting my mind to my gut.
Morning Meanderings…. There Be Coffee and Camping my friends
Hey all.
I wanted to put this post up on Saturday morning as we were camping all weekend with friends, however the location we were at would not let me upload my pictures… and really, this post requires a visual. 😉
First… I don't really camp.
I did, many many moons ago when the kids were young and we would do the tent thing and those days of camping and fishing and camp fires make for great memories – they do. Yet, and maybe some of you will agree here – when you get a certain age…. you no longer wish to sleep on the ground and wake up feeling sticky like you were wrapped in cellophane as you slept.
SO…. when this idea was first presented I was not excited about the idea.
Then I talked with our friends we would be camping with. They all have RV's (we do not). Where they were staying had tent cabins you could rent so it was not exactly outdoor sleeping and it was not exactly sleeping on the ground. It did sound like a chance for Al and I to get out of the house. We are not big 4th of Julyers or really any holiday for that matter, but a chance to be with friends might be just what I needed.
The tent cabin (above) was not bad and the weather was perfect.
We went Friday afternoon and came home on Sunday evening.
Then we pulled into the camp ground and seen all the RV's and tents packed into the space I thought, "Why would you do this?" Why would you spend all the money on RVs and the food and necessities to do this for a little patch of grass and a whole lot of bugs?
As the day turned to evening I started to see why people did this. While walking through the campground with Al and seeing all the groups of people gathering around grills and campfires, many RVs and tents in an area were groups of family and friends. I told Al, "It is social. People do this to hang out together. It's low key, not a restaurant and not bowling or a movie. They are cooking together and swimming together."
We did have a nice time. It was a group of about 20 but people were in and out with other things going on. Al and I had planned on leaving Sunday morning…. and then that changed to Sunday afternoon, and in reality we begrudgingly left Sunday evening.
As for coffee Monday this week… it happened. A few of you sent me pictures and thank you and I will post them now:
I am out… Library duties today
Audio Book Month: Let's Talk About That Audio with Florinda
Holy smoly…. I have dropped the ball on Audio Book Month. SO many plans and then life has a way of keeping you running in other directions. The good news? I am not derailed so easy. JULY will also be audio book month here at Book Journey. Because….
- I really love audio
- I really want to talk about audio
- I have some great posts lined up with others that want to talk about audio
- YOU need to be listening to audio. If not, you are missing out an excellent way to experience books.
Today I want you to meet my friend Florinda. Florinda runs the 3 R's Blog and LOVES audio. She is fun she is crazy (as you are about to see but that is why we love her
Please welcome her now.
Hi! I am Florinda as Sheila said, from The 3 R's blog. I spend upwards of two hours every weekday in my car driving to and from my job. I've been doing this for over a decade, and there's really no alternative…but since I started listening to audiobooks along the way, the drive's been a lot more bearable–and productive!
Despite having a seemly ideal environment for audiobook reading, I resisted them for years because juggling tapes or CDs did not appeal to me at all. Once I got an iPhone and discovered there were apps available to listen to audiobooks on it, there was no more reason not to give them a try. I listened to my first audiobook just about five years ago this month, and I have never looked back. Ironically, my car has become the place I do the bulk of my reading, and when there's a new book I want to read as soon as possible, I'll look for it in audio first.
More than a third of my reading during the last couple of years has been audiobooks, I buy audiobooks from Audible and borrow them from the public library through the Overdrive app. I've almost forgotten what it's like to make my daily drive without having someone reading to me through the car speakers–and when the book's really gripping, I'll even listen to it on the weekend!
Want to see what Florinda is listening to? Check her out at 3 R's Blog.
On another fun note….
Florinda is a big Dr. Who Fan and has participated in Cosplaying events (and I am a bit jealous they do not do some of that around here ) I do not know a lot about this, but it looks like amazing fun and I wish we had something like this here!
Morning Meanderings… The COFFEE, The Cups, And Let There Be AUDIO!
Another Monday! COFFEE Monday and thank you thank you thank you to those who sent in your pics so we could enjoy our cuppa together ;) I love the connections around the world. Also… many of you have some pretty sweet coffee cups. I love unique cups and now (totally coveting Florinda's LUKE's cup) I am on the look out for more fun cups. I actually choose my cup each morning depending on my mood….
You will notice my coffee cup of choice this morning… You Had Me At Coffee. LOVE that one.
Audio books. Of my word where does the time go? It is Audio Book Month and I have lost the entire month to commitments outside of this blog. I am still posting but we are going to be an audio book month extension.
Audio books seriously changed my life 5 years ago when I started listening. They have brought in a whole new dimension to books to me and if I needed to be an evangelist for something… it would be audio. Or chips and salsa… but no really, it would be audio. I LISTEN every day – in my car, in the yard, while planting, gardening mowing, cleaning, cooking, driving…. it gives me a BOOK when I can not do a BOOK. In the craziness that life often brings… AUDIO is what keeps me up to speed on what is happening in the literary world.
Later today (and yes I mean it this time!) Florinda will be back to talk about audio in her world. Please stop in and check out what she has to say. She is a valued friend and I love to read her audio reviews.
Have a super rest of your morning. I am off to an author event at the library. David Oppegaard will be joining us to discuss his book, The Firebug of Balrog County.
Saturday Snapshot…. Putting In The Garden
Saturday. My favorite day of the week.
Yesterday I finally went and picked up what I needed to make my raised bed garden. I had looked at the kits at Home Depot and for a small square kit the cost was $48.99. I have been staring at this kit for months. It was nothing more than wood that locked together. Yesterday I decided I would build my own. I went back to Home Depot and purchased 4 8 foot long treated boards for $3.96 each. I bought clamps to nail the comers together (45 cents each)… my weed control sheets – and my plants.
I set it all up in the yard and while listening on audio to a little Oversees by Beatriz Williams I put together the frame in about 45 minutes.
Then…. I called Al and said "bring in the dirt". Some days it really pays to be married to an Excavator who also has a black dirt lot two properties down from our own home. 😉
I added some organic feed to the dirt and the guys helped spread it in the frame. (FYI: the guy tot he right is my son Brad.)
The cucumber frame, a gift from my friend Gail was the inspiration I needed to have a garden this year. The frame is set up so the cucumber vines will grow upward into the frame. Kind of excited to see that happen. I planted lettuce n the center of the frame, and in the other space along the back side I have tomatoes, and bell peppers, string beans, a few strawberry plants and a basil plant.
Today I am thinking about setting up a second frame for squash.
So I can also add this post to Weekend Cooking. Here is the recipe for my favorite fresh garden salsa. Every time I make this people rave.
Fresh Garden Salsa
firm tomatoes – 4 to 6
an onion
jalapeno (optional)
3 tablespoons sugar
salt and pepper
Chop the tomatoes to desired texture of your salsa. I prefer it with chunky bits of vegetables. Chop onion, and finely chop cilantro (s much as you like) and add to a bowl with tomato. Chop in little bits of jalapeno if you wish. Season with sugar, salt and pepper. The sugar has been my secret addition, it seems to cut the sharpness a bit and adds a lot of flavor. Serve with good chips. Also delicious as a hamburger topper or on a grilled chicken breast.
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Morning Meanderings…. Inspiration.
Did you know?
Did you know that I have been writing on this little space of internet since 2009?
Is that not crazy?
There have been times when I wonder if Book Journey is something I want to continue as I never dreamed when I started that 7 years later I would still be doing this. But let me tell you a few of the reasons I keep going.
- Of course is the great connections to all of you. I love knowing you and sharing my love of books and Libraries and all things literary – and as you have come to see around here, other topics as well.
- My friends who read this silently but once in a while will speak up about something I wrote, or a book they are reading because I gushed here.
because of this space here, there is a Bench at the Brainerd Public Library with my son's name on it. Every time I think about the love poured out by YOU to make that happen…. seriously… how could I ever stop?
And this week….
I was coming home Wednesday evening from the City Library Board meeting and I listened to a message from a friend. she said she had been on my Facebook page and was sucked into whatever I was babbling about there. And then she said she made her way here and was caught up in what I wrote. She said her whole evening was spent reading what I have been saying, and that made my heart smile. I tend to forget there are people/friends out there reading that never say a word on the blog, but they are out there.
And then yesterday I was at the grocery store and a friend of my mom's was there. I do not know her well, but she knows my family and much of the heartaches of my life. She said, "I get so excited when you write a Morning Meandering! I love to read what you write and I love how you open your heart being real and raw and honest. I had no idea she read me.
So today… I think of these to conversations this week. As well as others through the years. I especially think of the messages that come privately that say thank you for speaking your heart… you say what I wish I could.... or your openness about your loss has helped me deal with my own.
Honestly… knowing that – I will write for as long as I am able.
A visit to my aunt… a little gardening.. a LOT of audio.. and hopefully a little time to read as well.
Morning Meanderings – WHERE"S MY COFFEE and Other Nonsense.
SO many things.
First up – COFFEE. I did write the Monday coffee post as I hustled to get out the door this past Monday to a meeting at the library. I hit send and it said that there was some sort of something something , can not recall the wording but would like I like to go back and try again. Uhhhhhh…. sure. I went back and my post was blank. No draft saved – no nothing.
SO….. with no further ado… let me please bring you the verylateMondayMorningcoffeearoundtheworld post. No added sugar.
Here we are (or were) on Monday. Myself, Elizabeth, and Candace. I have not been doing a very good job promoting this so let me try now. The plan started by those super awesome BEA girls: Kim, Candace, Florida and me the instigator, thought it would be cool to send each other pics every Monday morning so we could have "coffee together" just like we did in Chicago during BEA. THEN that instigator (you know the one) thought what is we made it bigger. What is we invited the blogging community and our readers to join us as well. All they have to do is send in a picture of them drinking coffee on Monday so we are virtually drinking coffee around the world at the same time.
Kind of like we are the world, but more like we are the bloggers, and with caffeine. 😉
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In other news, my sincere apologies regarding Audio book month. I have not had time to get tot he posts and it is driving me bonkers. This month has been much busier than I thought it would be. I will still be posting – I just need to start writing them.
I will be back later today
Morning Meanderings… It Is About Time To Talk About What Month It Is
Where did the month go?
Seriously. Where is it?
I swear I was prepping posts for Audio Book Month and laying out a plan of what that would look like and then I blinked and it is June 14th.
June 14th.
Are you kidding me?
So I am starting late but I do have a plan it just was a postponed plan due to life, and camp, and work, and everything else I cram into a day.
June is audio book month.
This is when I usually tell you all how much you are missing out on when not listening to audio. Yes, this is when I try to convert you Laurel😉. I have posts lined up with narrators who will share with you some interesting (and fun!)things about being a narrator. I will post what I am listening to and why. There will be giveaways.
Let's start here. Ready Player One. I have listened to this audio four times. Yes. Four. Other than the Harry Potter books, I have never done this before. Here is the review. This is my go to gush worthy recommendation for anyone who loved gaming, dystopian and the 80's. It is a great combo, read by the amazing Wil Wheaton, and it will be a movie in 2017.
Recently when I was in Chicago I went by an audio display of the best audio books and included was this audio. I started gushing about it to my roommate Candace. Whenever that happens.. I usually fall in love with the story all over again and sure enough, I came home and started listening to it again. It was every bit as wonderful as I remember.
So stay tuned. Please. I am getting it together. I am. Camp wiped me out and this is a busy week but I will get through it.
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What audio book do you gush about? Share here – I lOVE recommendations.
Morning Meanderings… Coffee Monday and Why Orlando Hurts My Heart
Good morning and happy Monday. Or… well, it is Monday.
I lost a week of chatting it up here as I was at Camp Benedict. I thought I would have time in the early mornings to post a little something, or write a review in the afternoons. HA. Think again. My mornings at camp were absorbed with conversations with the early to rise crowd. I myself was usually in the main lodge by 5:30 am. My afternoons were filled with more conversations, prep for the evening, a few "camp-fires" as I like to call them to put out.
And you know what?
It was all really wonderful.
In case you do not know my Camp Benedict story you can read it here. Camp Benedict is a camp for those infected and affected by AIDS. It is for families who deal with AIDS, it is for children through adults who may be infected – or may be affected as they have a loved one who fights this battle daily. It is, something I knew little about when I became involved in 2009 with the camp – and it something now that is dear to my heart.
In late 2011, my son Justin came out to me. I remember the day, it was November 2nd and we were on the phone. I did not know prior to this conversation. I can tell you, that while it came as a surprise, it did not change the way I felt about my son. I loved and love him with all my heart and NOTHING would ever stand in the way of that. In fact, if anything, it brought us closer. he knew he could talk to me about anything, and it was in the following years as he finished up College that we started our annual trip to Florida to go to Harry Potter world (always including the date of November 2nd in those trips – which is a little known fact but one we thought was meaningful). We ran together in mud runs, and color runs, we went to movies whenever possible…. we talked on the phone weekly, he was and is a big part of my heart and often… perhaps the biggest part.
I share this now because at Camp Benedict I have a chance to talk with many people one on one. Often I hear the story of when they came out to their family and they talk of how family members, a parent maybe, a sibling, has pushed them away. That hurts my heart so much. If I would have told Justin that day, that was fine for him, but I would not be a part of his life – look what I would have missed! Look at my life now – not knowing then that I had less than 4 more years with him. What a waste that would have been and my heart hurts for those who have been pushed away by loved ones. As Hermione would say….. "Riddikulus!"
We embraced our time together and I would not trade one second of it.
This past weekend, the shootings in Orlando made me think of those who lost their lives and their families. I pray that the families of the victims had wonderful relationships and memories. I pray that it was not tainted with prejudices and misunderstandings.
We never know how much time we have on this earth. Life may be long – but it may also be short. I live with that every day. However, I also live with the fact that I loved (and love) my son unconditionally and I did not waste one minute on making him feel bad for his choices. For this, I know I am blessed. I had an amazing relationship with my son and if by sharing this today can help even one person, then I have accomplished what I set out to do.
We lift our coffee cups today to those who lost their lives this weekend in Orlando due to what? Hate? Intolerance? A feeling of superiority? What horrible words. PLEASE no matter what broken relationship you have in your own life, reach out. Even if it is not reciprocated, at least you made the effort. You never know down the road what a difference that can make.
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The New Orleans Saints organization announced today that head coach Sean Payton has officially signed his five-year extension with the club.
The New Orleans Saints organization announced today that head coach Sean Payton has officially signed his five-year extension with the club.
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If all of the reports are accurate, Christmas may have come just a few days late for Saints fans. Reports out this evening indicate that the New Orleans Saints organization and Sean Payton have reached an agreement in their on-going contract negotiations.
Even though the Saints aren't playing until tomorrow night on Monday Night Football, Saints fans woke up to some pretty discouraging headlines. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, within the past year, the multiyear contract extension that would have kept Sean Payton in New Orleans until 2015, was voided by the NFL, making the suspended head coach a free agent after this season.
This guy may be the greatest New Orleans Saints fan of all-time. If not all-time, at least in recent history. He goes by the name of '2009ring' on the website SaintsReport.com, and what he did to Roger Goodell literally made me laugh out loud when I saw it for the first time.
Tonight, before America totally absorbed itself in the presidential debate, the NFL did something really cool (for a change). The NFL granted New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees' request to allow currently suspended head coach Sean Payton to attend Sunday night's game against the San Diego Chargers at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.
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A new trailer from Disney Animation's 'Big Hero 6' premiered at New York Comic-Con today, giving us another extended look at one of the year's oddest superhero movies. Although based on an obscure Marvel comic book of the same name, this film looks to be very much its own thing. Comic purists may groan, but this looks like the next thing that your kids are going to obsess over.


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The Lady Cougar Soccer Team defeated the Royal Falcons 8-0 Friday night to improve to 4-0 in district and 11-3 overall.
The Cougars scored early in the match when Reagan Martin's through ball found Emily Guerrieri who beat the goalie to the far post.
Sasha Poltoratski and Steele Fancher had the next two Cougar goals with both assists coming from Lauren Spohn. An own goal and a goal from Kinsey Rhome finished the scoring in the first half.
The Cougars notched their sixth goal with ten minutes left in the match, when Maddie Jenkins' cross found Spohn, who then beat the Falcon goalie at the near post.
Four minutes later, Sydni Binford hit a shot from 30 yards that sailed into the top left corner of the Falcon goal.
The final goal of the match was scored when Jenkins' well placed corner found the far inside corner of the Falcon goal to make the score 8-0.
The JV defeated the Falcons' JV 8-0. Cougar goals were scored by Megan Fowler (3), Emily Sellers (2), Sabrina Burns (1), Shannon Gaines (1), and B Soltis (1).
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The Cake Stall - The Australian Women's Weekly Maxi (Hardback)The Australian Women's Weekly, Pamela Clark
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Who doesn't like to hover over a cake stall at markets, fetes, voting places on election day or even just a street stall run for a local charity? As long as the items on sale are homemade, a cake stall is like a magnet for those of us who love oldfashioned cakes and preserves made with loving care in someone's kitchen. Here there are treats to take home to Mum, perhaps for Mother's Day, or as a Saturday afternoon surprise, there are traditional cakes and biscuits from grandma's kitchen, kid's treats such as toffee apples, Christmas puddings and cakes, and lots of preserves - jams, pickles and chutneys.
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Optimizing Linux's User Interface
One of Linux's most impressive but least recognized features is its flexible and powerful desktop environment. While great efforts are underway to develop the next generation of desktop interfaces (such as OSF's Common Desktop Environment or Microsoft's Windows 95 and Bob), Linux enthusiasts have for years had a choice of several stable, powerful, and customizable window managers and shells for program management.
Unlike many other operating systems, Linux runs extremely well on standard VGA 80x24 terminals. While unglamorous and less intuitive, Linux's terminal interface provides speed and ease-of-use still unmatched by GUIs. Linux uses mature, powerful shells such as tcsh and bash, which elegantly display and manipulate text at blazing speeds on any PC. Linux's text mode support is particularly appropriate for portables with small screens, slower processors, and little memory. [See "The Best without X" in this issue, page 22—Ed]
The reduced requirements for character-mode displays also enables Linux to run very well off of floppy drives, which has great utility for creating bootable emergency repair disks or running Linux on non-Linux PCs. Linux's text mode support is inappropriate for graphical applications like Netscape or WYSIWYG word processors, but is superior for system administration and text editing tasks due to its versatility, speed, and uniform support.
At the other end, Linux supports a wide number of X-Windows servers on large monitors at resolutions up to 1600x1200. Linux's X-Windows client-server technology offers the superb capability of displaying graphical applications locally which run remotely, a feature unmatched by other PC operating systems. X-Windows is also notable for the extreme amount of customization available through resource files. For example, as a left-handed mouse user I commonly switch the scrollbars of my X-Windows applications to the left side, which cannot be done with other operating systems. With native support for three-button mice, multiple displays, and a myriad of free window managers, Linux provides more powerful and flexible desktop interface options than most other operating systems.
Unfortunately, the Linux interface suffers from the inevitable tradeoff of flexibility and power for ease-of-use. Many Linux users continue to use default X-Windows or shell configuration files, unaware of alternative interface tools or configuration options which can simplify or enhance their current setup. I have encountered many Linux users who are unwilling to modify their installation because of arcane configuration file syntax and lack of knowledge on this subject. This problem continues to increase as more people without Unix training migrate to Linux.
This article describes strategies for desktop interface configuration and utilization under Linux. These strategies are based on a simple premise: the optimal desktop environment is one which maximizes data visualization and screen utilization (output) while minimizing the amount of time, interaction, and complexity required to perform a given task (input). Utilities which are frequently used must be immediately accessible to users with a few keystrokes or button clicks. Less commonly used utilities need not be as accessible but should be well-organized such that they are easily located and started. Utilities should optimize screen usage to permit monitoring and interaction with multiple, concurrent processes. Finally, all interface tools must make minimal usage of memory and CPU resources.
Having tested the majority of Linux window managers and shells over the past several years, I am most impressed by rxvt and fvwm, John Bovey's and Robert Nation's (firstname.lastname@example.com) xterm clone and window manager, as tools to manage my desktop environment. I use Tcsh, written by multiple authors, within rxvt, although Bash, GNU's "Bourne again shell", is a fine alternative.
While I prefer most graphical programs to their command line alternatives (ftptool instead of ftp, for example), terminal windows continue to provide three important uses. First, most of my routine system administration tasks are performed with homegrown perl and shell scripts running in a term window. While many fine GUI program builders are available (such as Tcl/Tk), it is still simpler to program shell scripts for command line input and output. Complex networking, file management, searches, or other system activities are most easily performed in this manner. Second, even as SLIP and PPP become more widespread, wider support and better responsiveness exists for terminal-based serial line communications.
Finally, terminal windows usually provide much faster interaction than GUI alternatives. It is much easier and faster to type "date" at the command line than to open an Xclock (which requires more keystrokes), move it and/or minimize it, read it, and then close it. In addition, programs which do not require much user interaction are best run as command-line applications to avoid the additional resources and programming complexity required by graphical applications. Linux's terminal windows serve as master interfaces for all programs without sophisticated input/output requirements and eliminate the need to open multiple windows for different tasks.
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THE MOTHER OF ALL SOAPBOXES....A couple of years ago I was at a small panel discussion in Los Angeles on the subject of blogging. My most vivid memory of the event aside from the fact that Eugene Volokh actually had a bullet-pointed handout for the group came about halfway through when a lady stood up and said, in a querulous tone, "The thing I don't like about blogging is that it allows anybody to say anything."
It's the kind of remark that pretty much leaves you speechless. Luckily, Eugene and Virginia Postrel are not easily rendered speechless and managed to respond in some way or another before the conversation moved on. I just sat there with my jaw gaping.
This isn't really apropos of much of anything, but it was prompted by the conversation on a variety of blogs today about why so many mainstream reporters fear and loathe the blogosphere. It was, for my taste, a wee bit disingenuous: bloggers could probably do themselves a favor by stepping back once in a while and trying to understand the impact of being on the receiving end of a hundred furious blog posts, a thousand livid comments, and five thousand enraged emails telling you in very personal terms why you're a corrupt, sniveling, lying sycophant merely because you said something nice about Joe Lieberman or opposed net neutrality or opined that Harry Reid was wrong about the war. It's really not the same thing as mere "blunt criticism."
But then I remember that lady. And stamping out her attitude once and for all just seems a whole lot more important than worrying about hurt feelings due to verbal feeding frenzies. And then I feel better.
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INTERNATIONAL BRIEFS;Remy's Net Rises; Operating Profit Falls
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Remy Cointreau S.A. said yesterday that its profit rose for the six months ended Sept. 30, but its operating profit dropped 45 percent after a price increase that hurt sales of Cognac. The company also expects operating profit to drop for its full year, which ends March 31. Remy Cointreau attributed the lower operating profit to price increases for Cognac of 3 to 15 percent.
Profit for the six months was 222.4 million francs, about $45 million, up from 135.4 million francs a year earlier. But the increase was attributed entirely to a one-time gain of 256.7 million francs from the sale of the commercial rights to Picon, an aperitif. Operating profit for the first half was 216 million francs, down from 394 million francs. (AP)


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If you booked the Sunset Beach Inn because of the great winter promotion, beware! Your $75 "resort credit" can only be used onsite for a few overpriced junky items like plastic cups, T-shirts and beach towels. It can only be used for one restaurant at a sister property miles away.
The biggest issue with the promotion is the room. The "Sanibel" room included in the discounted rate looks nothing like the bright, cheerful photos posted online with colourful linens and a screened in lanai.
These rooms are in the basement. Yes, a below grade motel room - truly a first for this world traveller! They did appear clean but it wasn't enough to overcome the dark dinginess, broken furniture and the awful smell, which we later traced to two plastic air fresheners shoved into the (extremely loud) air conditioner.
The room contained a good-sized fridge and microwave, which would have been very convenient had we stayed, however the rest of the furnishings appeared to be cast-offs from someone's dorm room. all the lamp shades were cracked, the bed covers stained and the beds themselves creaked and groaned as if they would collapse any minute.
The location itself is as close to the beach as any property on Sanibel. Although this portion of beach has been considerably washed out and storm damaged it is still stunning, easily the best feature of the property.
We did not investigate the pool area.
the main and upper floor rooms had screened lanais and may have been quite acceptable. However we did not wish to stay long enough to find out as they were unable to move us until the second night.
We stayed the first night reluctantly as, after much discussion with both the hotel and Bookit.com, with whom we had made the reservation, it was clear we would be charged for the night whether we stayed or not.
We left the next morning for the Holiday Inn Sanibel Island which, for only $40 more a night, I recommend wholeheartedly!
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- The Sunset Beach Inn includes forty-six guestrooms and suites nestled on 4.5 acres of tropical Sanibel Island. Our 360 feet of beach along the Gulf of Mexico offers beautiful shells, tranquil sunsets and pristine sand. Relax by the pool with the Gulf of Mexico across the horizon.Each morning prepare for an activity filled day with a complimentary Continental breakfast, with an assortment of fresh fruit and breakfast breads. Play a set of tennis or ride a complimentary bicycle and explore the 23 miles of bike paths throughout Sanibel Island. Play a friendly game of volleyball with the beach just within view. Two shuffleboard courts await a challenging game near the picnic area. The resort offers two gas grills and picnic tables-perfect for a family dinner out under the graceful palms. Whether relaxation or fun filled activities are in your vacation plans, The Sunset Beach Inn provides the perfect beach getaway for families and couples. ... more less
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