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The great toothbrush takeover By Jill Pertler Something is awry around here. I believe my household slipped through a wormhole and the rules of the cosmic universe are no longer in effect. In other words, my life is spinning out of control and reality's gone right along with it. Something's fishy with the toothbrushes. My family possesses six sets of teeth (not counting the dog); therefore logic would dictate a total of six toothbrushes should reside in my bathroom (as the ... Full Story
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A woman who tells you where to go By: Jill Pertler My husband has a new lady friend. He shares her with our three sons, who are also sweet on the most recent family acquaintance. They are, in a word, enamored. Under normal circumstances, I might feel threatened – what with my four guys throwing their rapt attention toward another woman's voice – but these aren't normal circumstances. That's because the woman in question, we call her "Carmen," isn't a female in the true sense ... Full Story

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This Eyewitness kit is a fascinating, educational and creative introduction to North American animals. The bobcat, the gray wolf and the grizzly are three diverse and intriguing animals that pique the interest of people around the world. Discover how these mammals live in the wild. Learn about their individual habits and life cycles. Cast and paint the bodies and tooth of each of these animals.
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This is the one you have been waiting for ? a charming, move-in ready home on one of the prettiest blocks in West Mt Airy! The distinctive glass enclosed front porch opens to the spacious Living Room with stone fireplace (recently lined), bright Dining Room, and an updated Kitchen with shaker style wood cabinets, Corian counters, and a walk-in pantry closet. Off the kitchen is a small deck (with great storage underneath) and lovely enclosed patio. This floor boasts beautiful refinished hardwood floors with ribbon trim. Up the newly carpeted stairs to the second floor you will find a large Main Bedroom (was originally two rooms) with closets galore and a new Anderson door to a second floor Trex deck ? your own private retreat with a view! There is an updated Hall Bath and another Bedroom/Office on this level. The third floor offers two more Bedrooms and an updated Hall Bath. All bedrooms have newly refinished hardwood floors. The large basement is clean, bright, freshly painted, walls dashed, with two radiators for a comfortable workshop or ready to be finished for extra space. The whole house has been freshly painted, there is a new 100amp electric service, newer windows throughout, newer mansard shingle roof (2011) with recoated flat main roof, new hot water heater, new garage door, and much more. Walk to downtown Mt Airy, the Wissahickon trails, Allens Ln train station, or zip down Lincoln Dr to Center City - just a super location!
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What if we could stay young forever? It may be a fantasy, but age management is big business and some people will stop at nothing to roll back the years. Pills, scans, injections, extreme diets and brain training - there's a vast array of apparent solutions on the market - but do they work and are they safe? Is age "reversal" possible? Peter Bowes investigates.
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Hi, it does not work at all, because Sum[] has the attribute HoldAll and this will prevent almost all simplifications. The reason is, that Sum[a+b,{i,1,Infinity}] may be convergent but Sum[a,{i,1,Infinity}+Sum[b,{i,1,Infinity}] may be undetermined. You notation Sum[x_i, {i,1,2,T}] would mean run i from 1 to 2 in steps of T. You must use rules explicit to handle Sum[x_i, {i,1,T}] - x_2 and Sum[x[i], {i, 1, T}] - x[2] /. Sum[a_, {i_, 1, n_}] :> Sum[a, {i, 2}] + Sum[a, {i, 3, T}] works as it should but will be an error for T<3 Regards Jens Lewis wrote: > > Hi MathGroup, > > I am a beginner to Mathematica. Please help me solve the following problem. > > I am trying to manipulate expressions like: > > Sum[x_i, {i,1,T}] - x_2 or Sum[x_i, {i,1,T}] - Sum[x_i, {i,1,2,T}] > > I want to keep the upper limit as T, not any specific numeric value. I > tried to use Simplify as in > > Simplify[Sum[x_i, {i,1,T}] - x_2] > > But the x_2 term doesn't get cancelled out. I also tried: > > Simplify[Sum[x_i, {i,1,T}] - x_2, T>2], > > but it didn't seem to work either. So I am wondering if the simplication > only works when I specify the value for T. Any advice, please? > > Thank you very much! > > Best, > Lewis.


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If you peel back the layers of most rappers and look past their jewelry, fast cars and outlaw outer shell, you'll see that, deep down, they're nerds just like the rest of us. Ghostface probably would much rather be reading an Iron Man comic than finger-banging a groupie right now. Just run up to your favorite rapper and talk about the newest X-Men story arc and he'll surely high-five you and invite you to his tour bus to smoke tons of reefer and pour wine coolers on naked virgins. This love of comic books probably comes from the fact that many rappers grew up during the heyday of Saturday morning cartoons when so many comics were adapted to television. That's why artists like Ghost and DOOM infuse so many of these cartoon clips into their work – it's like they're acting out their childhood fantasies on wax.
But what if these weren't mere fantasies? What if our favorites rappers actually were Marvel Comics characters? We have an idea as to who each rapper would portray.
Jay-Z – Iron Man
Jay-Z is a bit of a tricky one but I think Tony Stark best fits his personality (sorry Ghost). When Iron Man is in his Tony Stark persona, he is extremely smart and charismatic like Jay when he's Shawn. When both men "transform" into their alter egos, they possess an immense amount of power and ability. Tony and Jay also share a confident demeanor in their respective ability, whether it be Stark's conviction in his powers or Jay's in his rhyme style. To add one more point, Iron man is the leader of a superhero group who join forces and secretly work behind the scenes in the Marvel Universe. The group is called the Illumanti #jusssayin.
Kanye West – The Hulk
The obvious reason for this match is anger but remarkably there are more parallels. The humble and timid Bruce Banner represents Kanye during the earlier stages of his career when he was working with the Roc. Now Kanye is a force to be reckoned with much like the Hulk. The most interesting comparison is the regret both "characters" feel after their random, and sometimes tumultuous, outbursts. When Bruce Banner finishes his rampage as the Hulk, he tends to get remorseful. We saw the same reaction with Kanye during that infamous VMA incident.


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Punjab agriculture minister Tota Singh on Sunday demanded special package from the union government for crop diversification in the state.
"Diversification can be successful, if farmers get good value for the produce," said the minister, seeking financial assistance for the storage, marketing and transportation of perishable products.
He said the Punjab government would submit a detailed report to the Centre on how to make crop diversification seem attractive to farmers.
He mentioned the proposal for a permanent cargo station at the Amritsar international airport that the government had moved to the Airport Authority of India (AAI); and the proposal it had prepared for similar facility in Chandigarh.
Tota Singh said the Punjab gover nment had prepared a proposal for building Mega Food Park at Ladowal near Phillaur wand would take it to the union food processing ministry led by Harsimrat Kaur Badal. The project was worth Rs 130 crore, of which the Centre would contribute Rs 50 crore, he said.
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I had a classroom success Friday night with my High Flyer D class. It was a test day so we reviewed and read our "decodable reader" as a class. This chapter was all about food so we designed our own burgers- the weirdest involved a milkshake and turkey. The most active and noisy student in the class designed the same burger as I did: salad, beef, tomato, and cheese and we both like beef noodles. We are now best buds. After the test I let ...
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I have had more Mexican food in the past 2 weeks than I eat at home in a month. Last week I tried a restaurant near school called Togo Taco with Cali mex food, then last Monday we went to Mexico Lindo for Jeanine's birthday. Saturday night the teachers at SH09 went to a welcome/goodbye dinner at La Bamba, a Mexican restaurant close to Fu Dan University. La Bamba has "membership" cards (it is not an exclusive club, they hand them out to everyone ...
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... we wouldn't have enough time, so we saved Mr. Pancake House for another day. Eric, Matt, and I presented our practice lesson plan after lunch and did really well! We had a chance to meet with our observer afterwards and discuss our lesson as well as any other questions we might have. I learned how to use my teaching hours to earn my 120 hour TEFL, Woohoo! We also had the opportunity to observe some of our classmates' lessons and provide some ...
Viking cruise Budapest to Amsterdam May 2015
Left Calgary in the wee hours of May 23 to Chicago then to Frankfurt to Budapest. Arrived Sunday at 10 am. Transferred to ship, unpacked., attended orientation, then dinner and bed Budapest is a city divided by the Danube River. One side is Buda and the other Pest. ...
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The evening was spent relaxing and listening to LIGHTS' new single (I love her)
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American Tantalus: Horizons, Happiness, and the Impossible Pursuits of US Literature and CultureBy: Andrew Warnes (author)Hardback
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DescriptionAmerican Tantalus argues that modern US fictions often grow preoccupied by tantalisation. This keyword might seem commonplace; thesauruses, certainly, often lump it in with tease and torment in their general inventories of desire. Such lists, however, mislead. Just as most US dictionaries have in fact long recognised tantalise's origins in The Odyssey, so they have defined it as the unique desire we feel for objects that (like the fruit and water once cruelly placed before Tantalus) lie within our reach yet withdraw from our attempts to touch them. On these terms, American Tantalus shows, tantalise not only describes a particular kind of thwarted desire, but also one that dominates modern US fiction to a remarkable extent. For this term specifically evokes the yearning to touch alienated or virginal objects that we find examined by F. Scott Fitzgerald, Toni Cade Bambara, Richard Wright and Toni Morrison; and it also indicates the insatiable pursuit of the horizon so important to Willa Cather and Edith Wharton among others. This eclectic canon indeed "prefers" the dictionary to the thesaurus: unreachable destinations and untouched commodities here indeed tantalise, inviting gestures of inquiry from which they then recoil. This focus, while lodging cycles of tantalisation at the very heart of American myth, holds profound implications for our understanding of modernity, and, in particular, of the cultural genesis of the commodity as a form.
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About AuthorAndrew Warnes is Reader in American Studies in the School of English, University of Leeds, UK.
ContentsTable of Illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: Do not touch 1. Perpetual Pursuits: Happiness, horizons and other elusive objects in modern US culture 2. The Becoming Blank: Fantasies of invisibility after the frontier 3. Play Things: Toys at the edge of whiteness 4. Necessary Torments: Temptations, falls and bodily compensations in modern US culture Conclusion: Beyond fetishism End Notes Bibliography
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Available now at the Quiet Life's online shop is the first t-shirt from their Good Cause project. The winning graphic was chosen in an online competition and our friend Neil Doshi was behind it with a shirt titled "Right On Fight On."
The idea behind Good Cause is to help raise funds and awareness for The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation with100% of the proceeds from the sales of the design going directly to the cause. The tees start at $25 from The Quiet Life.
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Two years ago Klaus Industries proclaimed that 2006 was the new 1984. While the fledgling experiment of democracy is still fledgling, the Portland, Oregon-based company has expanded their line of irreverent and humorous wears. Aside from an update...
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With hand drawn animals depicted mid-roar, these new white-on-black tees by British fashion illustrator Jo Ratcliffe bring new meaning to the word "fierce." The slouchy styles with varying sleeve and hem lengths work as tunics and dresses...
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Handmade in the U.S. with organic cotton and benefiting Architecture for Humanity's Gulf Coast Project, the Alabama Builds tee is a win-win-win situation. An offshoot of the Alabama Project (the short-lived adventure in couture made from recycled...
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Sir Bobby Charlton is a Manchester United and England legend. His career at Manchester United spanned 18 years, he scored an incredible 199 goals and won numerous medals. Charlton will always be considered as one of the greatest midfielders of all time, epitomised by winning the Ballon d'Or in 1966. His on-field actions helped secure England's greatest footballing moment: winning the 1966 world cup final on home soil against West Germany.
In retirement, Sir Bobby Charlton is still often seen at Old Trafford. However he has also put a great amount of time and energy working for charitable causes, in particularly with Find A Better Way. In 2011 he founded the charity Find A Better Way who strive to clear landmines. While visiting a minefield in Cambodia, Sir Bobby saw first-hand the humanitarian damage which landmines cause in war torn areas both past and present. The visit moved him to set up Find A Better Way as he felt that, with modern technological advances, there had to be a more efficient way of negating the effects of mines and improve safety and security for all.


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Join us on Wednesday, February 15th, as we meet with legislators, staff, and the public to provide vision screenings.
Screenings and legislative visits are planned in the morning and early afternoon before legislators go to committee.
Numbers count. We need you in Annapolis this Session.
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Beginning of the Day: Meet at the MedChi offices at 8:00am
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Screenings from 9:00 am - 1:30 pm
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There is a garage on Calvert Street that charges by the hour or you can park at the Navy Stadium and take the bus in for less. The Garage on Calvert Street fills up early. Here is a link to an area map: http://mapq.st/RTMQma (must cut and paste URL address, will not work as a link). House Office Building sits on corners of Bladen, College and St. John's Streets.
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A growing number of educators are using Pinterest as a resource for finding and sharing teaching tools and resources. This article compiles five active and connected Pinterest users who are sharing valuable education-technology resources and ideas. Among them are Shelly Terrell, whose 46 boards include items on storytelling, presentation, online games, graphic organizers and more. Another is Erin Klein, whose EduTech Resources Pinterest board also includes various ed-tech resources.
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This is the February 23, 2014 news archive. View today's Chiefs rumors and news.
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Northwest Missouri State cornerback doesn't lack for confidence"I think I'm the best press-man corner in this draft," Dixon said. "That's what I think and that's what I should think because I'm a cornerback. I'm pretty sure the other guys are gonna say they're the best cornerbacks in this draft, too."Share Tweet
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As data volumes soar, IT managers turn to ATA drives, iSCSI technology to get storage growth under control.Just because his IT budget isnt growing much these days doesnt mean that Kent Morrisons need for more storage capacity is slacking off. As much as Morrison, IT director at the city of Steamboat Springs, Colo., has tried to keep storage growth under control, the demand for primary and backup capacity is increasing by about 8 percent per year. Every year. "Were definitely seeing the need for more storage and backup capability, but, unfortunately, budgetwise, were going to spend a lot of 2003 trying to recover from 2002," Morrison said. "This means looking at new technologies that will give us speed and reliability at lower costs."
Among the emerging technologies Morrison and other cost-conscious IT managers are considering are iSCSI and Serial ATA hard drivesplatforms that could reduce costs while providing faster backup capabilities and 24-by-7, anytime, anywhere data availability. Many enterprises are also looking at more proven technologies such as NAS (network-attached storage) and SAN (storage area network) as options for keeping up with storage backup demand while reducing costs. While few organizations are planning to completely replace existing tape-backup systems with ATA drives or NAS devices any time soon, experts predict that during the next few years, enterprises will be adding a range of faster, lower-cost technologies for backup.
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Western Digital AV-25 1TB 2.5" 5400rpm SATA 3 Gb/s 16MB. Hard drive interface: Serial ATA II, Hard drive capacity: 1000 GB, Hard drive size: 6.35 cm (2.5"). Power consumption (standby): 0.18W, Power consumption (read): 1.4W, Power consumption (write): 1.4W. Width: 12 cm, Height: 9.5 mm, Depth: 10.02 cm. Data transfer rate: 3 Gbit/s, Number of products included: 1 pc(s)
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This fantastic vacation home in the Encantada Resort will provide you with a vacation experience of a lifetime. The home is 5 star rated and offers a private pool, 3 bedrooms, 2½ bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Tv's in all bed rooms.
The house has been freshly painted inside in August 2013
The large clubhouse is just a short walk away with excellent pool facilities, gym, internet cafe and other amenities that give you a great opportunity to relax after a long day in the parks.
Encantada is a gated community, making sure that you and your family can have a safe vacation. This highly desirable townhome has all the features that make your dream vacation a reality.
We can arrange bookings of additional homes, so please contact us, if you are a large party (6-8+ persons).
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We were in Orlando in 2008 to look for a 2nd home. We decided on Encantada after viewing a large number of resort communities in Kissimmee and Davenport. We liked the proximity to Disney and shops. It is still tranquil, because it is some distance from the 192, so we got it all. We are the proud owners and users of this home. We have not regretted the purchase for one minute.
We have the best of all worlds. We have our own private pool to relax in the afternoon and evening, when we just want to be ourselves, but there is also the large community pool, so our children can meet new friends.
They were responsive and very accomodating. The home was perfect.
We initially booked with a different company for a different home. However, when we arrived, it was not what had been advertised and we were so disappointed. After driving seven hours, we just wanted to relax. I found this home at the last minute and Kim was amazing. She made it so easy to book and we were in the home within minutes, unpacking. She saved our vacation! Clean, comfortable and conveniently located to the parks, we were so thankful to make the quick switch. We felt instantly at home. Our children loved the little pool. The managers are prompt, courteous and professional and they made us feel like our vacation was important to them. We will definitely stay here again.
We had a really nice week in the house. Everything seems perfect and the resort has all the facilities needed and is secure. The house fits anywhere from a couple to a family of 6 persons. There are lovely beds and several bathrooms . The house is perfect for trips around Orlando, but a trip to the Gulf or Cape Canaveral are also within easy reach.
My husband and I vacationed for three weeks at the Encantada Resort. We were extremely satisfied with the cleanliness and comfort of the house. The one request
that we had from Management was taken care of immediately. We enjoyed the
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Given what server technology is, its a little bit easier in the server space to really differentiate in the area of product technology, just because performance is so key. Whereas in the commercial client space, particularly for desktops, performance is a little bit less of a dimension that [you can use to] differentiate. So how do you differentiate? In the near term, we still have in Athlon [64] and Athlon [64] X2, a platform thats going to have a fair amount of longevity from a software stack perspective. Its 64-bits today. Thats a selling point thats starting to resonate with people. The other benefit is just the idea that competition is good, and the commercial client space is an area where, generally speaking, there hasnt been. As we talk to big channel players, theyre all wondering, Gee, how do I differentiate my offering vs. Dell [Inc.]? If youre selling the same Intel-based stuff, and Dell is out there gobbling up share, [you start to think] Maybe I can start selling AMD, which Dell doesnt have. Thats a message you can differentiate on. Is the Windows Vista launch [from Microsoft Corp.] a good opportunity for AMD as enterprises start looking to transition to that? It is. In fact, I was reading [an article in Barrons magazine that argued that] given that Vistas really Microsofts first mainstream 64-bit client platform, and given that AMD is the only company that has 64-bits now across the product line, theres an obvious benefit, both for end users and IT shops, [to buy] 64-bit-ready hardware starting now. As you know, Vista will get released [this] year by big enterprises that arent going to start releasing it across their enterprise client infrastructure until 07 sometime. There is sort of an inertia within many enterprises that have used Intel technology in the past to continue using it rather than trying something new. How do you plan to break that? The interesting point is that markets are big, and our next step is not to get to 100 percent, but to get to two and three and five and 10 and 15. So you focus it on the people and the organizations that are a bit more willing to be different. It factors into some of the messaging youll be seeing from us that will be focused on the folks that think to the next level of specificity. The whole discussion around the enterprise and clients has begun to start to transition in the ecosystem, among end users and OEMs, from one of, Hey, why should I be using AMD? where now its really more one of, Why not? Youve proved youve got good technology. I believe your manufacturing capacity is going to increase over time, I believe your financials are sound and youre a solid, healthy company, and I believe I havent enjoyed healthy competition in this broad sector of the marketplace, so why the heck not? Youre right, theres a pocket in the ecosystem at large which is, Im going to play it safe. But were not trying to get 100 percent. Were trying to go from three to five to ten to 15 to 20. What vertical markets are most important to you? As we look at the big wins weve been getting, it tends to be among all classes, whether its manufacturing or financials. We tend to win based on underlying economics, the price-performance of the platform, platform longevity from a software perspective. How well positioned is AMD in the mobile space? Mobile is a huge growth opportunity for us from a product category perspective for two reasons. One, its the fastest growing of the three product categories: server, desktop and mobile. Two, its the area where we have the smallest share. Im not apologetic about the fact that we have the smallest share in that category. If you look at our history, we were and still are way smaller than our competition, so we focused on a smaller number of categoriesdesktop, desktop, desktop. We then focused incrementally on server. Next will be mobile, and the Turion stuff we have the market today is the first example of products that were, to any meaningful degree, built with mobile in mind, although even there theyre highly leveraged from a desktop product. Despite that, were enjoying success that actually surpasses my expectations on Turion, and I think the example again is simply that the performance is really good for the class of users that care about that, and the channel through which our customers sell really want competition. AMD has said that it will not offer an entire package, similar to Intels Centrino. That said, youve begun to work closely with a select group of partners to create recommended wireless packages. Can you talk about that? First off, contrast it to what Intel is doing, which is one ofwith varying specificityyouve got to buy Centrino. Thats not what were doing. If you take wireless LAN, for example, we dont want to tell the customer exactly which wireless LAN they should use. However, having said that, we recognize that what our customers do want is to buy a solution with a lot of the engineering done upfront. Intel, AMD believe in the power of four. Click here to read more. So were trying to act a lot more actively as the point for a platform solution that we can offer an OEM hand-in-hand with partners, which is different that just saying, Hey, were going to walk up to the OEM with a prepaid platform with all the components. So, while you want to give your customers options, you also want to give them guidance as well. Yes, choice, but not infinite choice. It used to be a lot of our partnerships that were focused a little bit more on just sheer technology enablement, with less focus on business development. Were trying to get a little bit more specific with our partnerships. Next Page: Exploring international opportunities.
Weve had some individual products in the past, and do today with [Hewlett-Packard Co.] and Fujitsu-Siemens, for examples. But were tremendously underpenetrated, so were sitting here in almost the same position we were two years ago with Opteron.
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Joshua Tree – Ryan Mountain
Posted on July 17, 2016
Whilst I'm sitting here listening to the rain fall against my window, heater on, cup of tea in hand, dreams of the desert call to me.
One of the most highly anticipated stops along our road trip was none other than the iconic Joshua Tree National Park. We said a reluctant goodbye to our beautiful room at Ace Hotel Palm Springs, vowing to return one day, and sprang into our car, heading on to our next destination. We had a carefully laid out plan. Since we were travelling light(ish), we were going to check out the town, grab some supplies and hire a tent from Joshua Tree Outfitters before heading into the park to bags a campsite and squeeze in a quick hike.
One unforeseen problem – it was Wednesday. And why was that a biiiiiiig problem? Joshua Tree Outfitters don't open on Wednesdays. And no one else in the tiny town hired out camp equipment. Stride-broken and crestfallen we commiserated our sad fate together in the car. We were contemplating sleeping out in the open (in rattle snake country) or at least in our car, when we went and did what non-delirious totally sensible people would do.
We bought a tent. That's right, we bought a tent.
Cue carefree, jangly guitar road trip music again!
Driving into the park is like entering another world. Being from Australia, we're no strangers to desert landscapes but we'd never seen anything like this. I distinctly remember letting out an involuntary, "Woooooah…" when we first caught sight of it. Dry, hulking mountains look down upon you and the numerous oddly shaped Joshua trees dominate your view for miles and miles.
Just a quick look at the nitty gritty for those keen to visit. Joshua Tree National Park is an extremely well-tended and well-loved park with great facilities for campers. You can traverse it with a regular car as all the necessary access roads are sealed and the campsites are pristinely clean. There are plenty of drop toilets, but no running water or electricity (I think there are one or two specific sites that do have these if you need them).
We found our perfect spot at the Jumbo Rocks Campground and pitched our tent quick smart in order to have enough time to embark on a hike up Ryan Mountain. Ryan Mountain is a 3 mile there-and-back hike that ascends 1070 feet (325 metres). Being crazy and highly excited noobs we set out in the middle of the afternoon whilst the sun baked down on us but we made do with plenty of water and in that heat even the ridiculously smallest of shrubs shed the most luxurious shade. The hike is not too long in terms of distance but it does ascend quite rapidly with very few flat spots for respite.
We were rewarded above and beyond our expectations and efforts. Due to the elevation, you get the most incredible views of the park from above, its mountains and unusual rock formations. Enduring the afternoon sun meant that we made it to the peak as the sun was beginning to set behind distant mountains – we were speechless for a while. I think it was just that beautiful and we were just that pooped. The golden hour in this part of the world during Fall lasts a long time but be sure to bring torches to ensure that your descent is safe.
The South-West
Posted on June 20, 2016
Last long weekend we contemplated two choices. Spend the time doing some much needed home DIY and tidying? Or go coastal exploring? You can see which option won out – the irresponsible but equally necessary choice! We took the opportunity to have a much needed break from the daily grind and wound our way around Dunsborough and the rocky coastline that surrounds the South-West.
The sunny weather and crisp ocean air cleared the stress and drear from our minds as we scrambled intrepidly across coastal paths and up rocky ways. The cool nights were spent hunkering down with mugs of warm tea, too many Snickers bars and a good read. The highlights? Climbing Castle Rock and watching the sun set over Sugarloaf from atop a rocky perch.
Grand Canyon and Monument Valley
Posted on June 8, 2016
About a month ago now, I went adventuring – with my parents! And I left poor Jinn at home. Yes, I know I know, most of you are wondering what on earth possessed me and there were indeed some moments I asked myself the same. Being of the incredibly strong, stoic and self-sacrificing species that is commonly known as "the migrant parent" (holler if you know what I mean), my folks have never travelled a great deal, choosing to pour all their money and resources into funding my and my brothers' education. I'd long promised to take them somewhere different, somewhere exciting, and these were a couple of our favourite stops.
The Grand Canyon is one of those places of such vastness and great age that you can't help but see yourself and your place in this gigantic world with renewed perspective. Discovering that the beautiful natural phenomenon was created out of countless layers of soil laid over millions of years and then eroded and carved away by the Colorado River for millions more makes me realise that I'm barely a twinkle, a flash of a shooting star, across the face of this earth. And if that wasn't enough self-contemplation to make me burst, we arrived to be welcomed by some rather inclement weather, causing me to bitterly rail against our tough luck. I was convinced that our trip was "ruined"! However the upshot was that mist, rain and unseasonal snow shrouded the iconic crags and knolls to create some truly spectacular sunrises, silencing my selfish complaints to a simple, awed "thank you". (Props to Dad for getting up with me everyday in the subzero temperatures and pitch black dawn!)
Zipping down a few very picturesque highways to the border of Arizona and Utah into the heart of Navajo country, we made our way to the very different but equally striking Monument Valley, which was equal parts cultural experience as it was visual adventure. It's no surprise that every western movie ever (plus probably every Jeep ad ever) was filmed right here. As we wound through the strangely shaped mesas and buttes, past herds of mustangs grazing and hear the unmistakable sound of coyotes howling in the distance you truly feel like you're deep in another land. We spent the evening watching sunset's dying light play shadow puppets with the unusual rock formations, and listening to the songs and stories of our local Navajo guide, Will Cowboy. (His real name, I kid you not.)
There was so much more I wish I could have seen and done, and after seeing these photos Jinn made me swear to return. There are worse promises I could make.
Meet Jack – Four Leaf Wood Shop
Posted on April 12, 2016
Meet a local love of ours. Okay, when we say local, we mean local to the gorgeous Californian town of Ojai. Whilst researching our road trip route, Jinn fell hard for the vibe and creative spirit of the place which is also home to the insta-perfect store, Summer Camp, and the cooler than cool Ojai Rancho Inn. Subsequently discovering Jack's work for Four Leaf Wood Shop made a visit to Ojai an absolute certainty.
Welcoming us into his home and studio, Jack, is an absolute dude. When we dropped by, his business was still in its infancy but his knack and affinity for woodwork was already apparent, the start of something big. He had recently escaped life in the fast lanes of Los Angeles for the slower pace of Ojai Valley and swapped a very different job for the creative and tactile work of a craftsman.
Jack's work stands out from many and I think it's because he approaches the object's function with the eye of a fine artist or sculptor, creating very unique shapes whilst respecting the natural knots and lines of the natural wood. His pieces make the everyday work of cutting, scooping, stirring, tasting, a ritual and a pleasure.
See more of Jack's masterpieces here. My personal favourite? His cake knives are surpassed by none in beauty, form and function – you'll be baking cakes just so you can cut them.
Product photos by Jack Gerard.
Light, linen and leather
Posted on March 23, 2016
Wearing – Me & Arrow linen shift, Mr Sparrow necklace, Belmore shoes
Introducing a new love in my life – Belmore. The quest for local, handcrafted goodness caused me to stumble upon Belmore's Instagram feed and I was instantly smitten. Honest, no-fuss aesthetic meets fine, quality craftsmanship.
What makes Belmore even more unique is that their goods are manufactured in a 100-year old factory in Sydney from local full grain kangaroo leather to produce beautiful durable shoes and accessories with a life and story of their own.
Be sure to discover the rest of their range here. Fascinating facts about their factory, team and process can be found here.
P.S. They're having a sale and shipping is free within Australia!
The Stirling Ranges
Posted on March 21, 2016
Good golly, where has all that time gone…? In all honesty it's been consumed by all-work but that doesn't necessarily have to mean no-play, and the time certainly hasn't been dull. Jinn has been knuckling down to smash the crap out of a few exams, and I've been settling into a new job after a very hectic and often stressful year. All the more reason to come back to this space and create and express.
So whaddaya know? Western Australia has mountains – real, bona fide, actual mountains. Well, mini ones by global standards.
Over the deliciously long four-day Christmas weekend, we made the split decision to go camping. Lured by the views promised from the top of Bluff Knoll and other peaks around the Stirling Ranges, we had been feeling an increasingly insistent desire to detach and go hiking – so off we went. It was the perfect idea, the campsites were peaceful and secluded whilst everyone did the family Christmas thing and the weather unseasonably and mercifully cool for summer.
That said, the trip was not without hitches. Keen to get up those peaks, in embarrassing noob fashion we found ourselves with desperately low levels of fuel right smack bang in the middle of the sprawling national park with the closest petrol stations closed and enjoying their Christmas barbies. And let's not forget to mention a certain person falling down a waterfall on our way back home through Pemberton. (Not me.) Despite the dramas, a couple of spats, and a few heart-stopping near-death experiences, we had an incredible time and will definitely be getting ourselves down here again soon.
Recommendations? Of course you've got to do Bluff Knoll because it's the climb, and the highest peak, and do believe people when they tell you it's windy up top – pack an extra layer, preferably of the windproof, windbreaking kind. However, we'd recommend Mount Trio as it's nestled amongst a bunch of other small mountains and provides magnificent views too. Be brave and don't mind a bit of rock-scrambling. Sunset views are just breathtaking so remember to pack head-torches for your descent.


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Making Big Urban Ideas Happen Through Idea Management
Lately, there is no shortage of reporting about big urban ideas and visions of what will make places great.
For David Roberts, writing in Grist, the answers are conceptual, e.g. assurance of ecological sustainability and density, while Crosscut contributor Mark Hinshaw lauds great projects in the making through citation to the "verve, variety and vitality" of James Corner's early rethinking of the Seattle waterfront—with a city-wide focal point in mind.
But where is the realism, and why does it matter?
In a recent Financial Times article, Edwin Heathcoate dissected the ever-popular lists of great cities and acknowledged that such rankings are often based on individual taste---in response to the qualities that the identified cities present. However, Heathcoate's goal was not to organize a 'liveable city" list based on successful implementation of a big urban idea.
For me, as a practitioner, I am anchored on the "how" to make big urban ideas happen. Once a big idea is vetted—whether in an authoritarian or democratic way—what assures its success? Most particularly, what if, from Day One, the vision pushes comfort zones of the achievable; politically, legally or monetarily?
I suggest reality-checks from the beginning, which includes careful and contextual due diligence—reflecting back and showing some immediate grounding of what detractors might argue as the pie-in the-sky. Call it "idea management" in the urban arena.
To return to the Seattle example, on the waterfront: Grand, "make no little plans" visions are afoot, in a purposeful, unconstrained exercise led by james corner field operations that contemplates a merger of natural systems and urbanity. With a considered framework (summarized nicely by Cristina Bump here) a presentation in Seattle by Corner and his team last Thursday night brought the potential of a new city orientation towards the city's nascent Elliott Bay, with the potential of reclaimed beaches, green piers, terraced topography-sensitive runoff and new, waterside gathering places.
Hinshaw frames the successful rebirth of the Seattle waterfront by artful hint—now is not the time for curmudgeons—rather, it is the time for courtship in an urban Spring.
Regeneration of the waterfront in Seattle and other cities worldwide (see plans for Perth, Australia, here) is but one example of potential implementation of the big urban idea. But big ideas can fail without the idea management of due diligence—a catalog of what will, can and could happen.
Without a simultaneous catalog of due diligence checklists (even if they are kept under cover), visions risk repudiation and rancor. In reaching this conclusion, nothing has impressed me more than first-hand learning from the Jerusalem light rail project —off budget, off schedule, full of geopolitical questions and implementation snafus. Ironically, as I recounted in 2010, project implementers noted that:
BRT [bus rapid transit] is more viable in Jerusalem given far less need for excavation and utility relocation, and, echoing sentiments in other Israeli cities, probably should have been the mode of choice to begin with.
The project is almost done today, with opening scheduled for later this year—five years late.
So in conclusion, I suggest no moderation in the generation of big urban ideas, no doom-saying. But I hope amid all of the vision, the checklists are forming.
Even beyond the seemingly universal challenge of funding for vision, the pitfalls of process and delay remain—concerned neighbors, overlapping agency jurisdictions, related regulations and other stakeholder review will often come to light.
Through idea management, let's use existing tools and invent new ones so that big urban ideas do not die before their time.
All photographs composed by the author. Seattle waterfront graphic courtesy of City of Seattle/james corner field operations.
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Charles R. (Chuck) Wolfe, M.R.P., J.D. provides a unique perspective about cities as both a long-time writer about urbanism worldwide and as an attorney in Seattle, where he focuses on land use and environmental law. In particular, his work involves the use of sustainable development techniques and innovative land use regulatory tools on behalf of both the private and public sectors. He ...
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Andrew Lemer says:
While I don't really disagree with the premise, I think the order is wrong: Due diligence is what funders, officials, and others who can stop a project want to see so they will not be held personnaly liable if things don't go as planned. Applying due diligence too soon and too much will have debilitating effect on the vision and energy needed to advance the big idea. Big innovation must have people with enough faith to proceed when the foundation of assumptions, forecasts, and committments has not yet been built strong enough to ensure the superstructure will stand. A concept is floated, excites imaginations, gains followers and clarity, attracts partners and resources, and grows in credibility and what I call a "texture of reality" before the big idea becomes a place to visit. Too many people are willing to be deterred by the fear of a fatal flaw not yet found. The innovators are essential to keep the process moving. Due diligence is a progression, a means for gaining support throughout this process.


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I've hated her for so long that I have forgotten why. After spending many hours with her today I realized that she's not that bad. She is actually a lot like me. Just another child the world has thrown away. We are both living lives that are spinning dangerously out of control. Weaving webs of deceit. Scandal is riding shot gun in every trip that we take. Behind these masks of fake smiles and happiness are endless tears. There's a tortured child rocking back and forth in a corner inside our brain.
I'm lost,
I dont know what to do anymore,
Its hard to sit there and think you know who you are,
When you really don't no yourself at all.
Everyday you walk into a room with a smile,
But you leave it with tears,
No one listens, Because no one really cares.
No one understands.
I live through everyday, and wonder how i do it.
I dont know, i guess i can just deal no matter how hard it is.
My will to deal with Drama
i have seen your evil
and lived your betrayal
but now im falling
and i cant be saved
when will you realize
that your the one thats wrong
look in my eyes
my crying eyes
I've bled for you
and this is your repayall?
how could my best friend
take you away
how could you be with me
but always want him
In the darkness of my room
I curl up and let my tears fall.
They roll down my cheeks, my chin
and they quietly crash to the bed.
With each tear that falls, a memory tags along
and is lost in the comfort of my pillow.
The memories are forgotten for the time being
and a little bit of relief is found.
When I find I can cry no more
I savor that moment of relief.
I clutch it and cling to it with all my might,
afraid my peace
I hate you with all my love.
I despise you will all my compassion.
I would drown you inside my eyes
while swiftly depriving my own self of life.
Cut my throat and drain me;
I would pride myself with dying in your arms.
Because I hate you with all my love
and I loathe you with all satisfaction.
Through with time,
through with lust,
through with pain
if you must.
Through with eyes passing by


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